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| + | |name = Venus |
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| + | |aka = Aphrodite (Greek equivalent) |
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| + | |japan = ヴィーナス |
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| + | アフロディテ |
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| + | |romaji = Vīnasu |
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| + | |first appearance= ''[[Ronde]]'' |
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| + | |origin= [[:Category:Greco-Roman Mythology|Greco-Roman Mythology]] |
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| + | |arcana = [[Lovers Arcana|Lovers]] |
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| + | |race = [[Megami]] |
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| + | |personauser = [[Lisa Silverman]] |
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| + | |awakensfrom = [[Eros]]/[[Eros#Eros Prime|Eros Prime]] |
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==History== |
==History== |
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| − | Known as the goddess of love, virtue, beauty and fertility, Venus is one of the principal Roman deities who often appears in countless tales and legends, identified in a parallel way with Aphrodite, her Greek Counterpart. After [[Saturnus]] severed Ouranus' genitals, which fell into the sea, a foam arose from them and Venus was born. She is described to possess an immense physical beauty, that Jupiter, as the king of the gods himself, feared that a conflict between many gods would likely happen, so he arranged a marriage between her and [[Vulcanus|Vulcan]], the lord of blacksmiths. But even as the goddess of love, she has some flaws in her personality, as she is said to embrace vanity, often expressing her jealousy and discontent of her arranged marriage, resulting in her involvement of having affairs with another men and gods, notably the god of war, [[Mars]], though her portrayal is sometimes kind, understanding and forgiving. She gave birth to Cupid, the god of love, identified as the Greek god, [[Eros]]. Some of the famous myths in which she made an appearance are the tale of Cupid and [[Psyche]], where she plays an antagonistic role and the Trojan War, where she promised Paris to present him the most beautiful mortal, Helen. |
+ | Known as the goddess of love, virtue, beauty and fertility, Venus is one of the principal Roman deities who often appears in countless tales and legends, identified in a parallel way with Aphrodite, her Greek Counterpart. After [[Saturnus]] severed Ouranus' genitals, which fell into the sea, a foam arose from them and Venus was born. She is described to possess an immense physical beauty, that Jupiter, as the king of the gods himself, feared that a conflict between many gods would likely happen, so he arranged a marriage between her and [[Vulcanus|Vulcan]], the lord of blacksmiths. But even as the goddess of love, she has some flaws in her personality, as she is said to embrace vanity, often expressing her jealousy and discontent of her arranged marriage, resulting in her involvement of having affairs with another men and gods, notably the god of war, [[Mars]], though her portrayal is sometimes kind, understanding and forgiving. She gave birth to [[Cupid]] , the god of love, identified as the Greek god, [[Eros]]. Some of the famous myths in which she made an appearance are the tale of Cupid and [[Psyche]], where she plays an antagonistic role and the Trojan War, where she promised Paris to present him the most beautiful mortal, Helen. |
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Revision as of 18:58, 12 June 2020
Venus (ヴィーナス, Vīnasu)?, also known as Aphrodite, is a demon in the series.
History
Known as the goddess of love, virtue, beauty and fertility, Venus is one of the principal Roman deities who often appears in countless tales and legends, identified in a parallel way with Aphrodite, her Greek Counterpart. After Saturnus severed Ouranus' genitals, which fell into the sea, a foam arose from them and Venus was born. She is described to possess an immense physical beauty, that Jupiter, as the king of the gods himself, feared that a conflict between many gods would likely happen, so he arranged a marriage between her and Vulcan, the lord of blacksmiths. But even as the goddess of love, she has some flaws in her personality, as she is said to embrace vanity, often expressing her jealousy and discontent of her arranged marriage, resulting in her involvement of having affairs with another men and gods, notably the god of war, Mars, though her portrayal is sometimes kind, understanding and forgiving. She gave birth to Cupid , the god of love, identified as the Greek god, Eros. Some of the famous myths in which she made an appearance are the tale of Cupid and Psyche, where she plays an antagonistic role and the Trojan War, where she promised Paris to present him the most beautiful mortal, Helen.
Appearances
Profile
Persona 2: Innocent Sin
Venus can be gained through the story as the ultimate Persona of Lisa Silverman only if the Pink Argus Mask is successfully collected. Her body appears to be all-covered or composed of foam with ornaments of shells, representing the true origin of the goddess. Any attack connected with the Earth, Holy, and Dark elements can now be nullified, but the Persona also has a weakness against Wind abilities. Venus will also learn some advanced Water and Earth related spells, recovery abilities and her special attack, Foamy Lover can be chained to form the Fusion Spell, Grand Cross. She is of the Lovers Arcana.
Venus is initially weak against Dark. If the player has Lisa equipped with Venus during the boss battle in Taurus Temple, after the fight Venus will merge with its Reverse and lose its weakness to Ice, gain resistance to Electricity, and its weakness to Darkness will change to immunity.
Stats
Ronde
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Trivia
- Lisa's Zodiac sign is Taurus, which is ruled by the planet Venus.