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I'm taking the whole list of demons as they are, plus the concept of demon hunters, but set it in another place and era instead of modern japan. Which do you think it would work the best?

Note: For obvious reasons, in the past, demons related to modern concepts hadn't been born, such as Chainsaw Man itself.
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536 AD
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Could be, finally, a good way to make the napoleonic age playable.

Guillotine and war devils on their peak.
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Write a novel
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Prehistory
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underused eras & settings
>Belle Époque Paris
>Unification of Italy
>Mexican American War border towns
>Spanish Colonial Philippines
>Russian Colonization of North America
>Building the Transiberian railway
>Ivory trade Congo
>Costaguanian Civil War
>Jacobite Rising
>Huguenot rebellions
>Battle of Prague
>German Peasant's War
>Italian Wars



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