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{{Character | {{Character | ||
|name = Bartholomew | |name=Bartholomew | ||
| | |jpname=バーソロミュー | ||
| | |roname=Bāsoromyū | ||
|star = Chikyou | |star=Chikyou Star¹ | ||
| | |img=Bartholomew (S4 character art) | ||
|caption = Kawano Junko | |caption=Kawano Junko | ||
|gender = Male | |gender=Male | ||
|race = Human | |race=Human | ||
|height = 186cm (6'1") {{S4}} | |height=186cm (6'1") {{S4}} | ||
| | |dob=276 | ||
|age = 32 {{S4}} | |age=32 {{S4}} | ||
|va= [[Harasawa Kōki]] {{S4}} | |va=[[Harasawa Kōki]] {{S4}} | ||
|S4= yes | |S4=yes | ||
}} | }} | ||
'''Bartholomew''' (バーソロミュー, ''Bāsoromyū'') is a character in [[Suikoden IV]]. Bartholomew is a fugitive on the run from the [[Kooluk Empire]]. | '''Bartholomew''' (バーソロミュー, ''Bāsoromyū'') is a character in [[Suikoden IV]]. Bartholomew is a fugitive on the run from the [[Kooluk Empire]]. | ||
== | ==History== | ||
{{quote | I doubt my pursuers will chase me on board this ship, but I will try not to be too conspicuous. I don't want to cause any trouble. | Bartholomew}} | {{quote | I doubt my pursuers will chase me on board this ship, but I will try not to be too conspicuous. I don't want to cause any trouble. | Bartholomew}} | ||
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Bartholomew was a man on the run for attacking and slaying a number of [[Kooluk Empire|Kooluk]] soldiers in the early stages of the [[Island Liberation War]]. Fearing that being a wanted man would mark him as a risk to any surrounding people, he would go on the run, eventually hiding out in the [[Nay-Kobold Settlement]] on [[Nay Island]]. With his large build and sharp eyes, Bartholomew radiated an intimidating presence but, in reality, he was a calm, polite man. | Bartholomew was a man on the run for attacking and slaying a number of [[Kooluk Empire|Kooluk]] soldiers in the early stages of the [[Island Liberation War]]. Fearing that being a wanted man would mark him as a risk to any surrounding people, he would go on the run, eventually hiding out in the [[Nay-Kobold Settlement]] on [[Nay Island]]. With his large build and sharp eyes, Bartholomew radiated an intimidating presence but, in reality, he was a calm, polite man. | ||
When [[Hero (Suikoden IV)|the leader]] of the [[Headquarters Ship]] discovered who Bartholomew was, he invited him to join the [[Allied Forces]]. Bartholomew would eventually agree to the proposition, joining the crew. As a member of the ship's crew, he would talk with both [[Tov]], eventually discovering an interest in | When [[Hero (Suikoden IV)|the leader]] of the [[Headquarters Ship]] discovered who Bartholomew was, he invited him to join the [[Allied Forces]]. Bartholomew would eventually agree to the proposition, joining the crew. As a member of the ship's crew, he would talk with both [[Tov]], eventually discovering an interest in woodcarving, creating small carvings of birds and animals. He would also learn from [[Gareth]], a professional engraver, but made sure to stick to his own methods. | ||
Once the [[Island Liberation War]] ended, Bartholomew set out on a journey to the [[Queendom of Falena]] in search of battle. | Once the [[Island Liberation War]] ended, Bartholomew set out on a journey to the [[Queendom of Falena]] in search of battle. | ||
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{{Recruit | {{Recruit | ||
|name=Bartholomew | |name=Bartholomew | ||
|portrait=[[File:Bartholomew portrait.png| | |portrait=[[File:Bartholomew (S4 PS2 portrait).png|x128px]] | ||
|recruit= Following plot events after the [[Defending Obel]] [[naval battle]], and after reading [[Perrault]]'s article on him in Issue #1 of the newspaper, speak to Bartholomew in the [[Nay Island]] [[Nay-Kobold Settlement]] and ask him to join | |recruit=Following plot events after the [[Defending Obel]] [[naval battle]], and after reading [[Perrault]]'s article on him in Issue #1 of the newspaper, speak to Bartholomew in the [[Nay Island]] [[Nay-Kobold Settlement]] and ask him to join. | ||
}} | }} | ||
==Genso Suikoden Card Stories TCG== | |||
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{{CS list|CS2-729|[[Bartholomew (CS card CS2-729)|Bartholomew]]|{{Free}}|[[CS2 Booster Pack Vol.4]]}} | |||
{{CS foot}} | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
# [[ | # [[Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia]], page 457 | ||
{{ | {{GS07}}{{Short description|Fugitive on the run from Kooluk}} | ||
[[de:{{PAGENAME}}]] | [[de:{{PAGENAME}}]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:03, 15 December 2024
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Bartholomew (バーソロミュー, Bāsoromyū) is a character in Suikoden IV. Bartholomew is a fugitive on the run from the Kooluk Empire.
History
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Bartholomew was a man on the run for attacking and slaying a number of Kooluk soldiers in the early stages of the Island Liberation War. Fearing that being a wanted man would mark him as a risk to any surrounding people, he would go on the run, eventually hiding out in the Nay-Kobold Settlement on Nay Island. With his large build and sharp eyes, Bartholomew radiated an intimidating presence but, in reality, he was a calm, polite man.
When the leader of the Headquarters Ship discovered who Bartholomew was, he invited him to join the Allied Forces. Bartholomew would eventually agree to the proposition, joining the crew. As a member of the ship's crew, he would talk with both Tov, eventually discovering an interest in woodcarving, creating small carvings of birds and animals. He would also learn from Gareth, a professional engraver, but made sure to stick to his own methods.
Once the Island Liberation War ended, Bartholomew set out on a journey to the Queendom of Falena in search of battle.
Gameplay
Recruiting
| Recruitment | |
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Following plot events after the Defending Obel naval battle, and after reading Perrault's article on him in Issue #1 of the newspaper, speak to Bartholomew in the Nay Island Nay-Kobold Settlement and ask him to join. |
Genso Suikoden Card Stories TCG
| Card # | Name | Type | Release |
|---|---|---|---|
| CS2-729 | Bartholomew |  Free
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CS2 Booster Pack Vol.4 |
References
- Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia, page 457