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# [[Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia]], page 24
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Latest revision as of 21:13, 8 January 2025

Mathiu Silverberg relates the importance of the Earring, Odessa's memento.

The Earring (イヤリング, Iyaringu) were a memento of Odessa Silverberg. It was localized as the Earrings (plural) in the 1996 English localization of Suikoden.

Information

In her last moments, Odessa asked McDohl to deliver the earring to Mathiu Silverberg in Seika.

Mathiu at first refused the earring out of a wish to not be involved in Odessa's revolutionary ideals but even after deciding to become the strategist of the Toran Liberation Army, he still refused, noting that inside the earring was a map showing the location of the Liberation Army's hideout.

Believing that Odessa wanted McDohl to succeed her as leader, Mathiu pressed him into keeping the earring and taking up the mantle of leadership.

Trivia

  • The 1996 English localization refers to the item as 'Earrings' even though the Japanese item name, as well as the script in both languages, make it clear that there is only one earring.

Other languages and releases

Japanese katakana イヤリング
Japanese romaji Iyaringu
Chinese simplified (HDR) 耳环
Chinese traditional (HDR) 耳環
Chinese pinyin Ěrhuán
English (S1) Earrings
English (HDR) Earring
French Boucle d'oreille
German Ohrring
Italian Orecchino
Spanish Pendiente

References

  1. Genso Suikoden Encyclopaedia (ISBN 4-575-16297-3), page 29
  2. Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia, page 24