Demon God

The seventy-two of Solomon are his Daemon familiars. There is an art for employing daemons among the knowledge that King Solomon left behind, but said manuscript would later be named or . In Fate/Grand Order, they are referred to as for their appearance, with the term for being a literal interpretation of the used in Japanese for the .
==Characteristics==
Demon God 1.jpg|Demon God Pillar First form type
Demon God 2.jpg|Demon God Pillar Second form type
Demon God Mat 1.jpg
Demon God Mat 2.jpg
Demon God Mat 3.jpg|Comparison of Demon Pillar compared to Human.
Demon God Mat 4.jpg|Human bodies come to the surface.
Demon God Mat 5.jpg|Demon Pillar form, details
Demon God Mat 6.jpg|Demon Pillar form, bodies details.
Each has their own distinctive personality, but they are also a hive-mind coalesced into Beast I, Goetia, that took over the body of Solomon after his death. Through their control of Ars Paulina, they could continuously revive no matter how many times they are fought.Fate/Grand Order - Salomon: The Grand Time Temple - Section 12: The Future In the Solomon anime movie, Flauros reveals that, as the name 72 Demon God Pillars is symbolic of their entire existence instead of individuals, there will always be 72 Demon God Pillars no matter what happens to some of their members. In order to kill the Demon God Pillars, all 72 of them need to be destroyed at once, else they will just restore each other. As the Demon God Pillars are also the space and temple of Ars Paulina itself,Fate/Grand Order: Final Singularity - Grand Temple of Time: SolomonFate/Grand Order - Salomon: The Grand Time Temple - Section 1: Sector of Beasts the use of Ars Nova undoes this ability by removing the power of the Temple of Time, leading to its destruction, and undoing the union of the immortal colony of the 72 Pillars, causing them to become individual Demons and preventing the Pillars from reviving their fallen numbers.Fate/Grand Order - Salomon: The Grand Time Temple - Section 12: FutureFate/Grand Order - Salomon: The Grand Time Temple - Section 13: Singularity, Collapsed
The Demon Gods' pillar forms can differ in appearance but they all share a similar shape, resembling a with rings of eyes (either round or angular) in place of suckers. Colors vary depending on the pillar, though a large number have black skin and red eyes.
The Demon Gods' pillars are massive in scale, their eyes alone are each multiple times the size of a regular human. The pillars are covered in a surface layer of human bodies. The pilled up bodies are mixed, from the young to the old, the ugly to the beautiful, each frozen with different expressions according to the moment they were absorbed (Agony, Pain, Sadness, Anger, etc). These piles of bodies are three meters deep, below which are the Pillar's actual muscles and blood vessels. Eventually, after they are assimilated and absorbed, the bodies are covered and dotted with deep red lines similar to "Dark Sakura". After being covered by the Demon God's "blood", the bodies will eventually break down and more "blood" will be created.Fate/Grand Order material IV, Goetia Profile, pg. 418-435
The Demon Gods are a type of djinn,Fate/Grand Order: Epic of Remnant - Salem: Forbidden Advent Garden - Section 5: Fourth KnotFate/strange Fake Volume 5 - Interlude: "Mercenary, Assassin, Vampire I" as well as considered as "Higher-order information lifeforms".Fate/Grand Order: Epic of Remnant - SE.RA.PH. - Deep-Sea Cyber-Nirvana - Act III: The Nutcracker, Once More
==History==
Following Solomon's death and Goetia assuming his identity, a curse was implanted into the Magic Crests of select magus bloodlines which would transform the carriers of the crest into Demon Gods after a set amount of time, erasing their original personality. To ensure that the bloodlines would survive to the designated time, the story of the was spread as a way of preventing suicide. With his servants appearing at certain intervals over 3000 years, creating singularities and harvesting energy, Goetia gathered the energy required for Ars Almadel Salomonis and his plan.Fate/Grand Order - Salomon: The Grand Time Temple - Section 1: Sector of Beasts
In the Final Singularity, all of the seventy-two Demon Pillars were manifested. Each of the bases within the singularity; the , the , the , the , the , the , the and the , were each administrated by nine pillars unified under a representative, with Goetia on the throne acting as the . Though each of the Demon Pillars regenerated upon defeat, the Servants from the previous singularities manifested and fought them to create an opportunity for Ritsuka Fujimaru to reach the throne.
After the true Solomon's sacrifice through Ars Nova, returning the gifts he had received from God to the heavens and removing Goetia's immortality, the pillars fell into disarray and eventually ceased activity as Goetia collapsed.
It is later revealed that Baal, Phenex, Zepar and Raum survived Goetia's destruction.Fate/Grand Order: Epic of Remnant - Shinjuku: Malignant Quarantined Demonic Realm - Section 18: Great Detective's Great Deduction
==Known Demon Gods==
===Armory===
Beyond just governing the arsenals of the forces of Solomon and/or Goetia, these Demon Gods mourn the flames of battle and honor the dignity of the fallen. These gods of war take pride in the strength of the masses and maintain the truths of the actions taken in war.
====Focalor====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Armory.Fate/Grand Order - Salomon: The Grand Time Temple - Section 6: V/Halphas, the Armory
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Focalor soon abandoned survival.
====Furfur====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Armory.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Furfur soon abandoned survival.
====Halphas====
====Malphas====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Armory.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Malphas soon abandoned survival.
====Marchosias====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Armory.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Marchosias soon abandoned survival.
====Phenex====
====Raum====
====Stolas====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Armory.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Stolas soon abandoned survival.
====Vepar====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Armory.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Vepar soon abandoned survival.
===Melting Furnace===
These Demon Gods know sound and weave song. Mozart notes that he has a connection to these Gods as he sold his soul to a demon god pillar, as he "sold his soul to music." Personality-wise, they blame their superiors for their shortcomings.
====Aim====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Melting Furnace.Fate/Grand Order - Salomon: The Grand Time Temple - Section 2: I/Naberius, the Melting Furnace
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Aim's union with the other pillars was soon dissolved.
====Bathin====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Melting Furnace.Fate/Grand Order - Salomon: The Grand Time Temple - Section 2: I/Naberius, the Melting Furnace
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Bathin's union with the other pillars was soon dissolved.
====Botis====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Melting Furnace.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Botis's union with the other pillars was soon dissolved.
====Ipos====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Melting Furnace.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Ipos's union with the other pillars was soon dissolved.
====Morax====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Melting Furnace.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Morax's union with the other pillars was soon dissolved.
====Naberius====
====Purson====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Melting Furnace.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Purson's union with the other pillars was soon dissolved.
====Saleos====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Melting Furnace.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Saleos's union with the other pillars was soon dissolved.
====Zepar====
===Control Tower===
These Demon Gods assist with integration and maintain the terminals. Essentially, they are in charge of the organization and pass around orders, commands, and information.
====Barbatos====
====Beleth====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Control Tower.Fate/Grand Order - Salomon: The Grand Time Temple - Section 5: IV/Barbatos, the Control Tower
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Beleth soon crossed the line of no recovery.
====Buer====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Control Tower.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Buer soon ceased its activity.
====Caim====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Control Tower.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Caim stopped its attack and decided to engage in discussions with the Heroic Spirits together with Eligos and Gusion.
====Eligos====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Control Tower.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Eligos stopped its attack and decided to engage in discussions with the Heroic Spirits together with Caim and Gusion.
====Gusion====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Control Tower.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Gusion stopped its attack and decided to engage in discussions with the Heroic Spirits together with Caim and Eligos, informing Goetia that they were abandoning him.
====Leraje====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Control Tower.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Leraje soon crossed the line of no recovery.
====Paimon====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Control Tower.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Paimon soon ceased its activity.
====Sitri====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Control Tower.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Sitri soon crossed the line of no recovery.
===Trash Heap===
These Demon Gods govern the Trash Heap. It is an island of death and exile, a place completely outside of humanity. It is an apocalyptic place of oblivion and nothingness, where the last days are said to reside. These demon gods bear no connections and have nothing at all. Because both them and their realm has no past, present, future, fate, or hope, they were completely uninvolved with the singularities and are likely not even summoned to aid by their masters. Their realm is an event horizon that renders everything in it worthless and casts off everything, which seemingly nullifies connections to any god. The many people who have been doomed to their domain lose all will, and cannot even despair. These Gods of destruction cause chaos; Anything flawed or unnecessary is disposed of. Before them, all Life and Death, all Sorrow and Joy, perish. They exude flames even Oda Nobunaga found hot. Personality-wise, they are incredibly nihilistic and are seemingly kindred spirits with Edmond Dantès.
====Amy====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Trash Heap.Fate/Grand Order - Salomon: The Grand Time Temple - Section 9: X/Andromalius, the Trash Heap
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Amy self-destructed.
====Andromalius====
====Belial====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Trash Heap.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Belial was among the last to fall, slain by their enemies.
====Dantalion====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Trash Heap.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Dantalion was the third-to-last pillar to cease activity.
====Decarabia====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Trash Heap.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Decarabia was among the last to fall, slain by their enemies.
====Gremory====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Trash Heap.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Gremory self-destructed.
====Murmur====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Trash Heap.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Murmur self-destructed.
====Ose====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Trash Heap.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Ose self-destructed.
====Seere====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Trash Heap.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Seere was among the last to fall, slain by their enemies.
===Chamber of Life===
These Demon Gods celebrate birth and praise union. More specifically, they govern life and are in charge of healing. They are seemingly protectors of birth and life in general. Personality-wise, they do their work with pious devotion.
====Balam====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Chamber of Life.
====Bifrons====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Chamber of Life.Fate/Grand Order - Salomon: The Grand Time Temple - Section 8: VII/Sabnock, the Chamber of Life
====Crocell====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Chamber of Life.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Crocell gave its magical energy to revive Sabnock, Shax, Vine, Bifrons, Uvall, Haagenti, Furcas and Balam, wishing for them kill their enemies as it disappeared.
====Furcas====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Chamber of Life.
====Haagenti====
====Sabnock====
====Shax====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Chamber of Life.
====Uvall====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Chamber of Life.
====Vine====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Chamber of Life.
===Information Center===
These Demon Gods "obtain letters" and "compose phenomena." They are Gods of Knowledge and The Sciences. They compose battle strategies, perform research, and govern wisdom. Personality-wise, they are both seemingly coldly logical and very prideful, yet they could not grasp why the armies of humanity opposed them. 
====Amdusias====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Information Center.Fate/Grand Order - Salomon: The Grand Time Temple - Section 3: II/Flauros, the Information Center According to Mozart, he was a possible candidate for becoming Amdusias but sold his soul to music rather than demons, with someone else becoming Amdusias instead.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Amdusias's union with the other pillars was soon dissolved.
====Andras====
====Andrealphus====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Information Center.
====Flauros====
====Kimaris====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Information Center.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Kimaris's union with the other pillars was soon dissolved.
====Orias====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Information Center.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Orias's union with the other pillars was soon dissolved.
====Valac====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Information Center.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Valac's union with the other pillars was soon dissolved.
====Vapula====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Information Center.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Vapula's union with the other pillars was soon dissolved.
====Zagan====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Information Center.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Zagan's union with the other pillars was soon dissolved.
===Observatory===
These Demon Gods watch over or "smell" all of the time, past and future. They also follow the phenomena they find and are in charge of the aggregation of information. They speak in a computer-like tone and particularly dislike Blackbeard.
====Asmodeus====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Observatory.Fate/Grand Order - Salomon: The Grand Time Temple - Section 4: III/Forneus, the Observatory
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Asmodeus's union with the other pillars was soon rejected.
====Astaroth====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Observatory.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Astaroth's union with the other pillars was soon rejected.
====Berith====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Observatory.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Berith's union with the other pillars was soon rejected.
====Bune====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Observatory.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Bune's union with the other pillars was soon rejected.
====Foras====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Observatory.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Foras's union with the other pillars was soon rejected.
====Forneus====
====Gaap====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Observatory.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, a trembling Gaap reported the situation to Goetia and urged him to begin the time leap.
====Glasya-Labolas====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Observatory. It was also summoned to fight alongside Nursery Rhyme during the "Prisma Causeway" event.Fate/Grand Order - Prisma Causeway - 1ins: A Strange, Strange Land of Sweets III
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Glasya-Labolas's union with the other pillars was soon rejected.
====Ronove====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Observatory.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Ronove's union with the other pillars was soon rejected.
===Gazing Star===
These Demon Gods build rational and consume humanity. They govern and control thought and theory, and function as a kind of spy satellite. They are notably important to the plan to incinerate humanity, and it seemingly would not have been possible without their existence. They also seem to have some control over rebirth, and using it can resurrect themselves even when cutting off from the throne. As for their personality, they are incredibly angry and wrathful, but also notably wise despite this. 
====Aamon====
====Agares====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Gazing Star.Fate/Grand Order - Salomon: The Grand Time Temple - Section 7: VI/Aamon, the Gazing Star 
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Agares collapsed because of self-contradiction.
====Alloces====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Gazing Star.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Alloces protected the Heroic Spirits with Orobas and was destroyed.
====Baal====
====Gamigin====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Gazing Star.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Gamigin collapsed because of self-contradiction.
====Valefar====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Gazing Star.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Valefar underwent a triple pillar union with Aamon and Marbas, and fought to the end.
====Marbas====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Gazing Star.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Marbas underwent a triple pillar union with Aamon and Valefar, and fought to the end.
====Orobas====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Gazing Star.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Orobas protected the Heroic Spirits with Alloces and was destroyed.
====Vassago====
 appears in the Final Singularity as one of the pillars that administrate the Gazing Star.
When Ars Nova removed Goetia's immortality and his defeat sent the pillars into disarray, Vassago collapsed because of self-contradiction.
==Other==
===Great God Amun-Ra===
===Clan Calatin===
===Coconut Milk===
===Demon Pillars (Seraphix)===
During the Seraphix incident, with her possession by Zepar and her subsequent transformation into Beast III/R, Kiara Sessyoin begat a large number of nameless Demon Pillars.Fate/Grand Order: Epic of Remnant - SE.RA.PH. - Deep-Sea Cyber-NirvanaFate/Grand Order: Epic of Remnant - SE.RA.PH. - Deep-Sea Cyber-Nirvana - Finale
===Golden Demon Taiko Hideyoshi===
==Development==
During the development of Lord El-Melloi II's Case Files after Nasu told Sanda about the connection between the Clock Tower and Solomon, he asked Sanda to please not use the 72 demons of the Ars Goetia in Case Files because they would be used in the "next game".Lord El-Melloi II's Case Files Volume 10: case. Grand Roll (Lower) - Afterword
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