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According to the game on which the anime is based, Azazel was cast down from heaven because of his love for a human girl. The fallen angel himself realized the depth of his feelings when the unfortunate girl was already killed by his former comrades. This story is probably canon in the anime universe as well, because even in the "Genesis" materials, it was mentioned that Azazel has a love tragedy behind him that he doesn't want to remember.

Dark Dominator - Azazel

The parasite enters the human body orally: when consuming water containing copepods infected with Ryshta larvae. Once inside the human body, the Ryshta larva gnaws through the intestinal wall and enters the lymphatic vessels, from where it penetrates into the body cavity, undergoing two successive molts and reaching sexual maturity. After mating, the males die, and the females migrate to the skin, where they localize in the subcutaneous tissue. There, the females continue to grow and reach a length of 80 cm. When the infected area of the skin comes into contact with water, the female protrudes the anterior end of her body and releases numerous larvae into the water, which must infect a copepod to complete the cycle.

Large nematodes inhabiting the subcutaneous tissue lead to the formation of easily ruptured, itchy pustules. The main danger is secondary infection of the wound.

Currently, only surgical methods of treatment exist. The traditional method, described in an ancient Egyptian text from the middle of the second millennium BC, consists of extracting the parasite through an incision in the skin, during which the worm is slowly wound onto a rod. The procedure takes a very long time – up to several days. This is done as a precaution to prevent the worm from breaking and toxic pseudocoelomic fluid from entering the wound.

Peripheral capitalism (Spanish: Capitalismo periférico) is a form of capitalism characteristic of “Third World” countries (countries on the “periphery” in world-systems theory). The term is actively used in dependency theory; it was first proposed in the works of R. Prebisch (1976) and developed in the works of T. Dos Santos.

Classical theory of capitalism considered capitalism either within the framework of a national economy (ortho-capitalism) or extrapolated this data to the entire world. The theory of peripheral capitalism partially correlates with Lenin’s idea of imperialism, but it has its own characteristics. For example, in Lenin’s theory, peripheral countries were seen as proletarian, that is, participating in the production of world wealth. Peripheral capitalism is considered a dead-end branch of world development, so the term “developing countries” is considered incorrect.

Peripheral capitalism was formed on the basis of colonial countries, so it carries with it the characteristics of a colony: it is a raw material appendage and a market for the sale of goods from industrialized countries.
Main characteristics

Export-oriented (agrarian-raw material, comprador) and dependent nature of the economy (banana republic, resource curse, Françafrique)
Specialization, lack of diversification (monoculture) of the economy in the context of the global division of labor, and in this division of labor, Third World countries occupy a knowingly disadvantageous position (“Poor South”).
Oligarchic system of government, corruption of state institutions (crony capitalism, kleptocracy, mafia state)
Underdeveloped domestic market in conditions of poverty of the overwhelming majority of the population. The most striking consequences of this state are the brain drain, labor migration, and capital flight, which ultimately leads to the depletion of resources.
Depopulation (in some countries)
Political instability, rising social tensions
Deindustrialization (in a number of countries)

I don't like Necropolis and all this nonsense.