Vassago

She's been in the presence of Vassago."

It's been fabulous meeting the three of you, and Vassago, of course," she added with a special smile for Rose.

A monster named Vassago appears in Tales of Destiny 2 as the second boss.

Harrison attempts to stop Vassago from murdering only to be told that he is experiencing mental problems by his family, his psychiatrist, and the police.

The character, who is identified as Vassago, talks to Harrison's daughter at a night club, which Harrison sees in his visions.

This band later changed its name to Arvas and is now a solo project run by Vassago Rex.

In the fantasy-terror movie Hideaway, the villain, a possessed artist, was called Vassago after the demon within him.

After Grim committed suicide in 1999, Vassago Rex decided to keep on going as a one-man project, but changed the band's name.

O great Vassago, I give thee license to depart into thy proper place, and be there peace between us evermore.

One early description of Vassago was that he appeared "as an aged man riding a crocodile and carrying on his right wrist a Goshawk.

As Harrison and his wife find them, the souls of Vassago and Harrison collide in battle.

The demons Vassago, Seir, Dantalion and Andromalius are not listed in this book.

Uriel/Hatch tells Vassago/Jeremy that instead of returning to hell as a prince, he will be returned as a slave.

Donahue - Vassago: An Impish Spirit'

In Lady Death, a demonic unicorn named Vassago was Lady Death's steed.

Harrison visits a psychic (Chong) who confirms his beliefs and tells him that Vassago is also having visions in which he can see through Harrison's eyes.

Making matters worse, Vassago slowly gains information about Hatch and his family in the same fashion, putting both Lindsay and Regina in danger.

There, he is confronted by Hatch, who bludgeons Vassago to death with a crucifix attached to a flashlight, thus saving Regina and Lindsay.

In 1996, Vassago released a version of the game's (then known as Moongate) quest code that had been modified to work with generic MUDs.

It is eventually revealed that Vassago's real name is Jeremy Nyebern; as a teenager, he brutally murdered his mother and sister, then attempted to kill himself.

Addams (under the handle Vassago) was also the creator of the popular 1990's IRC script PhoEniX.

In the novel Hideaway by Dean Koontz, the primary antagonist is a serial killer returned from Hell, who uses the name Vassago rather than his real name.

It is then revealed that Vassago, whose real name is Jeremy Nyebern, is the son of Dr. Nyebern and who had killed his mother and two sisters.

In the Yu-Gi-Oh Trading Card Game, there is a Monster Card based on Vassago, named Versago the Destroyer.

At the book's climax, Vassago's visions lead him to kidnap Regina and take her to his "hideaway" (an abandoned amusement park, where, as a boy, Jeremy committed his first murder).