No traditional mythological origin is provided in the supplied sources. The single occult-list entry in the corpus begins an origin line that is truncated as "Origin: Chr...", but the complete origin statement or cultural provenance is not present in the material examined. The available attestations are modern and fragmentary (a contemporary occult compilation and a video-game badge reference) rather than rooted in a documented historical tradition.
The provided sources do not supply a physical or consistent visual description. The occult-list excerpt gives no appearance details, and the gaming reference uses the name as an in-game badge/target without a canonical visual depiction in the materials reviewed.
According to the modern occult-list entry in the corpus, Aim is given the rank of "Duke" and is said to command 26 legions of demons; the entry also lists summoning correspondences (see rituals). Beyond these listed attributes, no classical or ethnographic powers, behavioral motifs, or traditional interactions with humans are documented in the provided sources. The gaming reference treats an "Aim Demon" as a game-specific entity for obtaining a badge, which reflects game mechanics rather than folkloric powers.
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- [1]Aim Demon Names List (excerpt). Aim's aka: Aym, Aini, Harborym Aim's Demon Rank: Duke Demon Aim's Legions: Aim commands 26 legions of demons Demon Aim is Strongest: Middle of July Demon Aim Summoning: Daytime, deep blue colored candles, lemon (plant), tin, platypus (animal) Origin: Chr…other
- [2]How to Get Aim Demon Badge in Secret Universe. How to Get Aim Demon Badge in Secret Universe (game guide/title referencing an 'Aim Demon' as an in-game badge).other
- [3]Overview and critical note about source base (research notes). Research notes supplied with corpus describing the absence of traditional sources and summarizing the limits and provenance of the attestations.other