the manga Black Clover, as the third member of the devil trio ruling the underworld. Astaroth is the secondary antagonist of the young adult fiction Demon Road Trilogy, written by Derek Landy. Television Astaroth appears in Strange as the Jewish and Christian Devil, as being the demon who rose in power until humanity worshipped him as the Devil. Blood Ties, the lead character has the seal of Astaroth magically tattooed on her wrists Astaroth appears in an episode of Friday the 13th: The Series (season 3's "The Prophecies") as a fallen angel who seeks to fulfill six prophecies in the hopes of opening the doorway for Lucifer to walk the earth. Astaroth appears in the first episode of Ao No Exorcist as a demon who possessed a teenager and was exorcised by the protagonist's step-father, Fujimoto Shiro Astaroth is the family name of Diodora Astaroth one of the antagonists in the anime High School DxD Astaroth is a supporting character in the 2017 anime series Sin: Nanatsu no Taizai Astaroth's sigil appears in the background of Truman's office in the last couple episodes of Twin Peaks Astamon is a demon Digimon based on Astaroth. In line with Astaroth being associated with Sloth, his digivolved form is Belphemon (based on Belphegor), the Demon Lord of Sloth and one of the (Seven) Great Demon Lords. In BBC's Apparitions, a powerful demon called Astaruth is the primary antagonist, possessing a former soldier named Michael. In the season 3 episode "Malleus Malleficarum" of the CW show Supernatural, Astaroth appears as a demon who takes souls in exchange for magical power. In the Timm Thaler (2002 TV series) he appears under the name Astarod, notably, he appears as a Monster-Purse in the animated television series. Astaroth is referenced several times in "The Day of the Devil" episode of Inspector Morse. Gaming NeverDead, the main villain is Astaroth, who kills the main character's beloved and making him an immortal demon lord who will suffer for eternity. Catherine, Astaroth (voiced by Yuri Lowenthal) is revealed as the demon who orchestrates, along with Dumuzid, a curse against men who have thoughts of infidelity Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game, Astaroth appears as a deity for those of chaotic evil alignment Final Fantasy II, Astaroth is a boss fought near the end of the game. Another version of this boss is also fought in Final Fantasy IV: The After Years.