Zagan

Zagan is a Summon sequence of the Venus element found only in Golden Sun: The Lost Age. When one Venus Djinni and one Mars Djinni are on standby, and Zagan’s Summon Tablet has been collected, the Zagan Summon sequence can be activated. It resembles a large minotaur leaping into the battlefield and attacking the enemy party with its axe in a fiery explosion.

Zagan has a base Venus power of 50 and also does additional damage equivalent to 6% of the enemy’s maximum HP. In addition, all enemies have their defense cut by 25%, and therefore their defenses can be cut down to a maximum of 50% with a second summoning of Zagan. Zagan, however, is not automatically summonable once one collects the required Djinn. Zagan can only be summoned once the Summon Tablet containing the sequence has been found and collected. The Zagan Tablet is found in Indra Cavern in the southeastern area of Indra, west of the beach where Piers’ Lemurian Ship is initially docked. Therefore, the tablet can be acquired very early in The Lost Age and the cave containing it lies along the way to Madra. A simple puzzle involving the Lash Psynergy is required to be solved in order to get to the tablet.

Zagan is the first Summon sequence players can find that requires Djinn of multiple elements. Zagan is among Megaera (Mars), Flora (Jupiter), and Moloch (Mercury) as a Summon sequence that can be used as a “placeholder” summon for more powerful “traditional” summons, in this case for Ramses. Since most players have one Venus Djinni and one Mars Djinni and do not have more than one Djinni of any element at the point they find Zagan, this summon is useful as the first relatively high-end attack that can be used by the party. It has 5/6 the power of Ramses but also can lower the defense of enemies. It can therefore prove useful in boss fights such as the one against Briggs in Alhafra. As more Djinn and Summon Tablets are collected, however, Zagan quickly becomes underpowered.

Cultural Allusions
In demonology, Zagan is a Great King of Hell, commanding over thirty-three leigons of demons. He's often depicted as a griffin winged bull, although the body may sometimes be that of a man.