Astaroth is a playable character from Soul series. Throughout the Soul series Astaroth is referred to as "Black Giant" and "A Soldier Of The Heretics". Soulcalibur (), Soulcalibur II (), Soulcalibur III (), Soulcalibur IV () (Soulcalibur: Broken Destiny ()), Soulcalibur V ()Debut: Soul Calibur.

Astaroth identifies as male in his appearance in Martian Dreams, although his gender is not demarcated in Ultima V.; Astaroth (taken from the Caananite Ashtoreth) is the name of a prominent figure in demonological sioxamanaconpo.klepenpomavasbulirestopktendpope.coing in both the Lesser Key of Solomon and the Dictionnaire Infernal, the demon Astaroth is associated with seductions of laziness, vanity and rationalized sioxamanaconpo.klepenpomavasbulirestopktendpope.coon: Dream-World.

Ultima V, Astaroth is the name of the Shadowlord of Hatred; In Daemon Bride, Astaroth is the name of a woman-like entity that serves as an assistant to Dusk, one of the playable characters. Astaroth also serves as the demon of Sloth in the franchise in place of Belphegor. Astarte is a demonic assistant in the game Devil's Deception.

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Michael McConnohie is the English dub voice of Astaroth in Soulcalibur V, and Ryūzaburō Ōtomo is the Japanese voice. Video Game: Soulcalibur V Franchise: Soulcalibur.

Eusebius and Jerome, however (Onomast. s.v. Astaroth, Ἀσταρώθ), mention it as situated 6 Roman miles from Adraa or Adar (Edrei), which again was 25 from Bostra; and the former adds that it lay on higher ground (ἀνωτέρω) than Ashteroth-karnaim, which: they farther distinguish by stating (in the next art.) that there were two.