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In the anime adaptation of the sexy-statue franchise Seven Mortal Sins, the Nine Circles of Hell are initially run by the eponymous clique of sexy demonesses, led by Belial, who represents the Mortal Sin of Vanity, and followed in ostensible power rankings by Astaroth (Melancholy), Satan (Wrath), Mammon (Greed), Belphegor (Sloth), Beelzebub (Gluttony), and Asmodeus (Lust).

Other demon princes have been named in supplementary material, but have yet to show up in the story.

Lucifer, the King of Light, later makes an appearance. It later turns out that Amaimon's older brother Mephisto, actually Samael, is one of the Princes, the King of Time. So far, the only ones that have appeared are Amaimon (the King of Earth) and Astaroth (the King of Rot).

Blue Exorcist: There are the Eight Princes of Hell.

Keep in mind, killing one is a lot harder than it sounds, because miraculously driving one's Hit Points to zero usually involves Fighting a Shadow. There will always be another to replace the one that falls.

Also, if you actually kill one or stop their schemes, it's still an accomplishment, but it's hardly a collapse of the demonic system. They're often given fancy titles and pretty much do whatever Satan would have done had he been present.

Maybe they felt it allowed for more specialization and character, or maybe it's easier to deal with underlings than Old Scratch himself.įor whatever reasons there are these guys: usually with names taken from apocrypha, the Ars Goetia or The Divine Comedy, these guys can be described as Almost-Satan, for when the real deal isn't as fun to use. Somewhere between Satan and The Legions of Hell are these guys: Maybe the setting doesn't want to deal with a single representative of all evil, maybe they felt dividing the stuff up makes for more fun intra-demon politicking.