He is a more powerful version of the archdemon and the last in a trio of bosses the Luminaries must face as they climb Hargon's tower. Later games would use the monster as a species instead of a specific individual, similar to his fellow cultist Pazuzu.
Belial's role in the HD-2D Remake of his debut is set to be more or less the same, but has a new scene in which he incinerates a babygoyle and a black manguini monster with a fire spell for failing an unknown task.
A general in the army of the underworld. Already powerful in its own right, after psyching up its attacks can injure entire parties with a single strike.
Belial reprises his role as a boss, first seen in Nelgel's boss fight with his 2 Archdemon bodyguards, and later being fought with its two fellow Trinity members Atlas and Pazuzu or by itself.
This mighty demon has risen through the ranks to become an underworld army general. He is inhumanly strong - few can withstand a pronging with his fiendish fork
A legendary demon general famed for condemning foes to a fiery fate with his matchless magic powers. Like Atlas and Pazuzu, he once swore allegiance to an evil priest, and repelled the righteous with might and magic.
A legendary demon general famed for condemning foes to a fiery fate with his matchless magic powers. Like Atlas and Pazuzu, he once swore allegiance to an evil priest, and repelled the righteous with might and magic.
A shadow fiend manifestation of Belial appears in Hargon's Castle, reflecting his appearance in Dragon Quest II in the same location. Though he simply dissipates without putting up much of a fight.
Belial first appeared in the game as a boss during the original Dragon Quest II event. He can be faced in Chapter 4, Episode 4 of the event quests entitled The Dark Pantheon: Belial, as well as the Hall of Hargon, aided by a group of Madusas. He must be defeated before facing both Hargon and Malroth. Some of Belial's abilities include Bang and Zam-type spells, as well as healing spells. In the Japanese version, Belial eventually appeared on his own banner as a S-rank monster of the Demon family during the True Dragon Quest II event.
Belial (Hebrew: בְּלִיַעַל Bəlīyaʿal) is a term occurring in the Hebrew Bible which later became personified as the devil in Jewish and Christian texts.