“The Madness Intersection” by Prof. Asuka

Ritual Reality, Modern Bacchanalia, and the Devilman

An Historical Analysis of Demonic Fusion, Presented with a Modern Case of Mixed Result

• 1. Title Page, Abstract, Acknowledgments, and Introduction
• 2. Aim and Background
• 3. Historical Analysis of Demonic Fusion
• 4. The Sabbath in Modern Applications
• 5. Merging the Devil and the Man, Summary, and Conclusion
• 6. Appendix, Bibliography
• Acknowledgments

Thesis (Digital)

Referenced work:
“Devilman” by Go Nagai (1972)

Written by Kam Claudel (2023)

Originally published on Archive of Our Own

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