However, before the gate closes, the Spirit of Fire grabs Shamash and pulls it in with them, later on devouring him and gaining his powers, after which it easily broke out of the gate. Once it is opened, everyone, including Hao's team and Yoh's friends, is sucked into it. This is how the X-Laws' plan to defeat Asakura Hao. In the 2001 anime series, Shamash is the key to opening the Babylon Gate, an inescapable portal to another dimension. The wheel is attached to a plank of wood that has sharp spikes on it. This device is capable of breaking the target's limbs by being pinned. Wheel of Spikes ( 棘の車輪, Ibara no Sharin): Men creates a large wheel and straps the target to it.The chair has straps that bind the victim and press them into the spikes. Interrogation Chairs ( 審問椅子, Shinmon Isu): Chairs with spikes in them are materialized.ĭescription: Tao Men is capable of creating torture tools just like his mother. While using this Over Soul, Men sits on top of his suitcase, which is placed on the brim of Shamash's hat. The axe handle on the right arm is also slightly longer. Shamash ĭescription: Tao Men is capable of creating a giant version of Shamash just like his mother, but with a less mechanical and more mature look. As the bolts tighten, the victim bones are crushed, causing immense pain and immobilizing them. Skull and Knee Crushers ( 頭蓋骨と膝粉砕器, Zugaikotsu to Hiza Funsai-ki): Shamash creates a vice around the victim's head and a pair of wooden planks that squeeze the victim's thighs and shins together.Statue of Apega ( アペガ像, Apega Zō): A statue with two protruding spiked boards which are compressed to crush the victim in-between.Guillotine ( ギロチン, Girochin): A guillotine materializes which is used to behead an enemy.The chair also has straps that bind the victim and press them into the spikes. Gibbet ( ギベット, Gibetto): A cage that stops the opponent from moving.Torture Tools ( 具現化 （ オーバーソウル ） 拷問器具 （ トゥーチャーズ ） Ōbā Souru Tūchāzu)ĭescription: By integrating Shamash's arms with the screws, Jeanne is able to create various torture instruments such as spike-seated chairs, guillotines, and knee breakers. The effect of God Hug was never shown, as it was interrupted by Luchist Lasso. Jeanne used this "attack" on Hao who was inside the Great Spirit when everyone killed by Hao returned to show him, love. God Hug ( ゴッドハグ, Goddo Hagu): Shamash becomes colossal in size and forms normal hands for a hug.appears as Shamash is regularly seen in his spirit form. Shamash Kiss:(シャマッシュキス," Shamasshu Kisu") Shamash can resurrect people by kissing them on the lips.Shamash Judgement:(シャマシュ裁判," Shamashu Saiban") After caging in her opponent, Jeanne makes use of Shamash's large ax-arm to execute them.While Shamash is integrated, Jeanne stands in the iron maiden at the bottom of Shamash's helmet. The cage is capable of changing size, depending on the opponent. Shamash ĭescription: Using her iron maiden's mask as a medium, Jeanne creates a gigantic doll-like version of Shamash that has an axe for a right arm and a body cage hanging from chains attached to its left fingers. Iron Maiden Jeanne's Oversouls and Attacks O.S. Shamash is later given to Jeanne's son, Tao Men, as protection against Red Crimson. The mediums can variate from the faceplate of the Iron Maiden to Jeanne's helmet and even a pair of iron bolts. When he eventually does, Shamash can be used to manifest various torture tools depending on which intermediary object is used. He usually stands there with Jeanne just to instill respect, and only occasionally does he show his strength. He's an omnipotent Kami-Class spirit, but he seldom does anything because the human world appears boring and stupid to him. Jeanne obtained Shamash when she broke the spell that had sealed him there. In one of their religious pilgrimages, the X-Laws found a sacred place within an old church. He established the ancient laws concerning justice, seasons, and wars in Mesopotamia as their sun god. Shamash is the Babylonian god of justice and Jeanne's guardian ghost. 2 Iron Maiden Jeanne's Oversouls and Attacks.
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