Beast

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General Information

Beasts in general are strong physical fighters that are fairly good at taking and keeping aggro, and generally have a reasonable array of combat choices. There are many kinds of beasts, and each have their own unique properties that can make them a good choice for any character build, but generally a beast type is among the best choices for a caster to take. This is mostly due to the fact that beasts are generally close fighters, with good speed and fairly strong defenses.

How to Fuse

Demon 1	Demon 2	Fusion Range	Demon	Level	Cost	Success Rate
1-13	Cait Sith	7	24	90%
14-25	Cu Sith	13	84	81%
26-35	Inugami	18	162	73%
36-51	Nekomata	26	338	61%
52-61	Orthrus	31	480	54%
62-73	Tan-Ki	37	684	45%
74-83	Dawon	42	882	37%
84+	Cerberus	49	1200	27%

Elemental Fusions
Erthys	Aeros	Aquans	Flamies
Down	Up	Down	Up

Race Combinations in Dyad Fusion
Night x Wilder	Snake x Flight	Snake x Brute	Avatar x Megami
Avatar x Jirae	Avatar x Fallen	Wilder x Megami	Divine x Femme
Lady x Jirae	Jaki x Femme

Cait Sith

Main article: Cait Sith

A fairy that takes the form of a cat. It's name means "fairy cat." The Cait Sith can converse in human tongues and walk on two legs, making no sound as it moves. It normally lives as a cat a travels back and forth between the Cat Kingdom and the human world. It has a white star-shaped mark on its chest. The Cait Sith appears in Irish and Scottish legends and served as the model for Puss-in-Boots.

Cu Sith

Main article: Cu Sith

A fairy of Scottish legend that takes the form of a dog. Roughly the size of a calf, It is kept by the fairies as a guard dog. Because it can walk without making a sound and can understand human speech, the fairies often use it as a mount. The Cu Sith has dark green fur, legs about the size of human legs, and a long curled tail. It glides soundlessly when it walks. The Cu Sith is usually accompanied by fairies, but sometimes goes out alone. When It does so, people must find shelter before the Cu Sith barks three times, or they will be killed.

Inugami

Main article: Inugami

Dogs of Japanese legend who possess human bodies. When a person is possessed by an Inugami, he feels pain in his chest, hands, and feet and begins to bark like a dog. People with strong or unstable emotions are thought to be particularly susceptible to being possessed. Inugami are said to originate from the islands of Kyushu and Shikoku. They were sometimes used as objects by Japanese diviners. Since Inugami will not leave a family once they possess it, it was once customary when arranging marriages to check whether the family had an Inugami.

Nekomata

Main article: Nekomata

A bakeneko is, in Japanese folklore, a cat with supernatural abilities akin to those of the fox or raccoon dog. A cat may become a bakeneko in a number of ways: it may reach a certain age, be kept for a certain number of years, grow to a certain size, or be allowed to keep a long tail. In the last case, the tail forks in two and the bakeneko is then called a nekomata.

Orthrus

Main article: Orthrus

A gigantic, two-headed dog, The child of the storm giant Typhon and the half-snake beast Echidna. His body is as big as an ox, and he has the fearlessness and ferocity of a lion. Orthrus guarded the underworld alongside Cerberus, but was also said to guard the herds of the monster Geryon, who lived on the island of Erytheia at the edge of the world. However, he was killed by a blow from the club of Heracles, who came to the island as part of his Twelve Labors. He also fathered the Sphinx, the Nemean Lion, and other monsters with his mother Echidna.

Tan-Ki

Main article: Tan-Ki

Dawon

Main article: Dawon

A sacred tigress (sometimes drawn as a lioness) originated from Tibetan legend but was later adapted to Hindu mythology. In the later myth, it was offered by gods to serve goddess Durga or Parvati as mount for rewarding her victory. As Durga fought with ten weapons wielded on her arms. Dawon supported its master and attacked the foes with its claws and fangs. Also the threatening tiger represented power from the wars she had won over all enemies.

Cerberus

Main article: Cerberus

The Hound of Hell in Greek mythology. Its name means "Demon of the Pit". It is known as the loyal servant of Hades, the king of the Underworld. Cerberus was born from the union of the half-serpent Echidna and the storm giant Typhon. The two-headed beast Orthrus is his brother. Cerberus appears as a three-headed dog with with snakes all over his body and a dragon's tail. The three heads are said to represent the past, the present and the times yet to come. Cerberus guards the gates of the Underworld, the realm of the dead, welcoming souls of the dead from the outside world, but ferociously attacking all those who attempt to leave. It was traditional in ancient Greece to place a copper coin and a honeycake in coffins. This was so that the departed souls could pay Charon, the boatman of the river Styx, to ferry them across the river, and feed Cerberus, who favored sweets.

Cerberus (DDS)

Main article: Cerberus (Digital Devil Saga)

This Cerberus is a different demon from its white lion counterpart. Killing a regular Cerberus does not affect the friendship of this Cerberus.

Gryphon

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