Titania is derived from the fairy queen character in William Shakespeare's play "A Midsummer Night's Dream," which in traditional folklore had no name. While considered beautiful and delicate, Shakespeare portrays her in the play as a very proud fairy, with powers that easily match those of her husband, Oberon. Due to the massive success of the play and its status as a classic, Titania is used to name the fairy queen in many other works of fiction.
Titania's sprite, particularly the body and dress, serve as the basis for some other female demons such as Nyx or Hecate.
Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne
Titania is encountered in Yoyogi Park, where she is in charge of the fairies stationed there. Having been driven insane by Sakahagi's presence, she has several Pixies warp intruders back to a certain point if they run into them. After the defeat of Sakahagi, Titania and Oberon express their appreciation, and the fairies return to normal.
Shin Megami Tensei IMAGINE
"The Queen of the Fairies, a character in Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream." The name Titania is thought to be derived from the Roman goddess Diana. It may also mean "daughter of the earth" or "daughter of the Titans." Delicate and stunningly beautiful. Titania resides in the Kingdom of Fairyland, where she rules over the moonlit Fairy Forest."
—Shin Megami Tensei IMAGINE Compendium
Titania can be contracted on Shibuya field. She acts as a boss with Oberon in the silver-level instance of Shibuya Quartz. She also possesses a unique feature that reduces damage taken from other fairies.
"The queen of the faeries and King Oberon's wife. She is based on the Roman goddess Diana. She was later seen as a queen in Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream.""
—Shin Megami Tensei IV Apocalypse compendium
Titania is a resident of the Fairy Forest, who found out about a new scheme of her husband Oberon to use a Jade Dagger. Though he passes it off as a weapon worthy of Navarre, she warns him he won't get off lucky next time.
Titania can teach Nanashi the Maziodyne, Mediarahan, Dekunda and Makajamaon skills through her Demon Whisper. She benefits from learning Electricity, healing, ailment and support skills.
Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers
"The queen of the faeries and King Oberon's wife. She is based on the Roman goddess Diana. She was later seen as a faerie and was recognized as a queen in Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream.""
—Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers 3DS Compendium
Titania begins appearing near the endgame as a random enemy encounter, and possesses the MAG Drainer skill that can petrify the demon with the highest magnetite cost.
In the 3DS remake, a variant Titania with a pink palette swap can be purchased from Nemechi (dango form), and costs 150 D-Souls. This version is more powerful with different spells, and be used in Mystic Change as an alternate source for the Royal Pocket, a powerful gun exclusive to Nemissa.
Devil Summoner 2: Raidou Kuzunoha Vs. King Abaddon
Titania appears alongside her husband Oberon during an optional sidequest, reprising their roles in "A Midsummer Night's Dream." Intent on making him her new consort, Titania traps Raidou in fairy land. Oberon offers him his freedom in exchange for restoring Titania's faithfulness, but reneges on his deal after Raidou complies, deciding to keep him as his page. The couple then fight Raidou together. After Raidou wins, both Oberon and Titania are available for fusion or to recruit.
If Raidou has either Oberon or Titania summoned in a battle against the other, then a conversation between them will either start automatically or upon negotiation.
Persona 3
To reference her role in "A Midsummer Night's Dream," the protagonist can use the Fusion Spell, Summer Dream when Titania is paired up with Oberon. Summer Dream creates random effects upon execution.
"Fairy queen and wife to Oberon, she is derived from Diana in Roman myth and immortalized in Shakespeare's play "A Midsummer Night's Dream"."
—Persona Q compendium
Persona 5
The Shadow of Mrs. Takase takes the form of Titania when encountered in Mementos during the request "A Teacher Maid to Suffer." During the battle, she will buff with Masukukaja and attack with Mabufula. Shadow Mrs. Takase is weak to Fire.
Digital Devil Saga: Avatar Tuner
Titania first appears in a group of two, hiding in a treasure node in the Brutes Base at Ajna.
Optionally, after defeating Mick the Slug the party can return to Coordinate 136 where they will find the remaining HipHop Brother, Pyro Jack. Should they choose to help him find the key to open the chest, Titania will appear on the 3F - Transit floor. Approaching her and trying to talk will cause her to start speaking to herself before noticing the party's presence. After threatening to shove the Sugar Key into certain bodily orifices, she will attack. The Sugar Key is dropped after her defeat.
Devil Survivor 2
"The queen of the faeries and King Oberon's wife. She is based on the Roman goddess Diana. She was later seen as a faerie and was recognized as a queen in Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream."
—Devil Survivor 2 Compendium
In Devil Survivor 2, Titania is a unique demon that doesn't require a particular fusion combination to create. Instead, the protagonist has to achieve a Fate level of 5 with Io Nitta before it is available. Once this has been achieved, it is unlocked for fusion on all subsequent runs as long as the player imports their save.
If fused correctly, Titania can become immune to every type of attack save for Almighty, a feat that can only be accomplished by fellow demons Metatron and Purple Mirror.
Shin Megami Tensei: Liberation Dx2
"The queen of the fairies and wife of King Oberon. She is based on the Roman goddess Diana. With her faithful flower pixies by her side, she gathers magic from moonlight. And is well known for her role as the fairy queen in Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream"."
One of the following happens at random: 1. Fully restores the party's HP and SP. 2. Fully restores all foes' HP and SP. 3. Fully restores everyone's HP and SP. 4. Knocks down all allies. 5. Knocks down all foes. 6. Knocks down everyone. 7. Everyone suffers one random status ailment. 8. Nothing.
One of the following happens at random: 1. Fully restores the party's HP and SP. 2. Fully restores all foes' HP and SP. 3. Fully restores everyone's HP and SP. 4. Knocks down all allies. 5. Knocks down all foes. 6. Knocks down everyone. 7. Everyone suffers one random status ailment. 8. Nothing.
I am Titania, queen of the Fairies. It is such a pleasure to meet you.
Have you moved on to another woman? You are just like my fickle husb... Oh, never mind.
Gallery
Design in Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner
Design in Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers
Artwork from Persona 3
Artwork in Devil Children Red/Black Book
Model in Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne
Titania as she appears in Card Summoner
Titania as she appears in Devil Survivor 2
Trivia
Titania is typically a mid-to-high level demon whose usefulness allows her to be carried well beyond her level. At the core, she is always better than her husband, Oberon, even if she has a lower base level. In combat, she fits the healer or mage archetype.
Although named differently, Titania's design of the Megami Tensei series may have inspired Elfaria, the fairy queen from Odin Sphere, which was published and localized by Atlus. There is a human nation named "Titania" in the game that rarely communicates with the fairy land.
