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{{Character | {{Character | ||
|name = Martin | |name=Martin | ||
| | |jpname=マルティン | ||
| | |roname=Marutin | ||
| | |img=Martin (ST portrait art) | ||
|caption=Kawano Junko | |||
|caption = Kawano Junko | |gender=Male | ||
|gender = Male | |race=Human | ||
|race = Human | |dob=''c.''270<ref name="Age">Gensopedia.org, [[Gensopedia:Birth dates in Suikoden IV and Suikoden Tactics|Birth dates in Suikoden IV and Suikoden Tactics]]</ref> | ||
| | |age=39 {{ST}} | ||
| | |from=[[Kooluk Empire]] | ||
|age = 39 {{ | |family=[[Corselia]] ''(daughter)''<br>[[Miranda]] ''(wife)'' | ||
|from = [[Kooluk Empire]] | |va=[[Taki Satoshi]] {{ST}} | ||
|family = [[Corselia]] (daughter)<br>[[Miranda]] (wife) | |ST=yes | ||
|va= [[Taki Satoshi]] {{ | }} | ||
| | '''Martin''' (マルティン, ''Marutin'') is a supporting character from [[Suikoden Tactics]]. He is the father of [[Corselia]] as well as the final crown prince of the [[Kooluk Empire]]. | ||
}}'''Martin''' (マルティン, ''Marutin'') is a supporting character from [[Suikoden Tactics]]. He is the father of [[Corselia]] as well as the final crown prince of the [[Kooluk Empire]]. | |||
==Information== | ==Information== | ||
During the reign of [[Julius]], Martin was the heir to the [[Kooluk Empire|Kooluk]] throne. Proud of his royal lineage, his first thought was always towards his country. However, his devotion to his military service and focus on the army led to a rift between him and his wife, [[Miranda]], and daughter, [[Corselia]]. | During the reign of [[Julius]], Martin was the heir to the [[Kooluk Empire|Kooluk]] throne. Proud of his royal lineage, his first thought was always towards his country. However, his devotion to his military service and focus on the army led to a rift between him and his wife, [[Miranda]], and daughter, [[Corselia]]. | ||
For his part, Martin | For his part, Martin remained oblivious to this and was fiercely protective of his daughter. When he was informed that she was journeying alongside [[Kyril]], he would put his efforts into tracking them down. He would duel Kyril at the [[Mido Shallows]] in order to determine if he was worth of protecting his daughter, entrusting her to him after his defeat. | ||
As a member of Kooluk's [[Imperial Faction]], Martin was intensely distrustful of both [[Iskas]] and the [[Patriarchal Faction]]. Once Iskas made his power play in [[Imperial City of Graska|Graska]], Martin would confront him, only to be transformed into a [[fishman]] and struck down by Kyril when he attacked Corselia. | As a member of Kooluk's [[Imperial Faction]], Martin was intensely distrustful of both [[Iskas]] and the [[Patriarchal Faction]]. Once Iskas made his power play in [[Imperial City of Graska|Graska]], Martin would confront him, only to be transformed into a [[fishman]] and struck down by Kyril when he attacked Corselia. | ||
It was only in death, communicating through [[Yohn]], that he was able to | It was only in death, communicating through [[Yohn]], that he was able to apologize to Corselia for placing the empire above all else, giving his blessing to whatever Corselia chose regarding its fate. | ||
==Trivia== | |||
*Though the relationship is never directly referenced, Martin is likely Emperor [[Julius]]' son-in-law. Martin is only ever referred to as an [[Imperial Faction]] member while his wife [[Miranda]] is described as a Princess of the Kooluk Empire, the same as Corselia. (The reference by Iskas to 'Prince Martin' in the English localization of Suikoden Tactics does not exist in the Japanese text.) | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
# [[Rhapsodia Official Guide Complete Edition]] (ISBN 4-86155-075-0), page 156 | # [[Rhapsodia Official Guide Complete Edition]] (ISBN 4-86155-075-0), page 156 | ||
# [[Rhapsodia Final Archive]] (ISBN 4-8402-3284-9), page 46 | |||
# [[Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia]], page 551 | # [[Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia]], page 551 | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:28, 16 September 2025
Martin
マルティン Marutin
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Artwork by Kawano Junko
Martin (マルティン, Marutin) is a supporting character from Suikoden Tactics. He is the father of Corselia as well as the final crown prince of the Kooluk Empire.
Information
During the reign of Julius, Martin was the heir to the Kooluk throne. Proud of his royal lineage, his first thought was always towards his country. However, his devotion to his military service and focus on the army led to a rift between him and his wife, Miranda, and daughter, Corselia.
For his part, Martin remained oblivious to this and was fiercely protective of his daughter. When he was informed that she was journeying alongside Kyril, he would put his efforts into tracking them down. He would duel Kyril at the Mido Shallows in order to determine if he was worth of protecting his daughter, entrusting her to him after his defeat.
As a member of Kooluk's Imperial Faction, Martin was intensely distrustful of both Iskas and the Patriarchal Faction. Once Iskas made his power play in Graska, Martin would confront him, only to be transformed into a fishman and struck down by Kyril when he attacked Corselia.
It was only in death, communicating through Yohn, that he was able to apologize to Corselia for placing the empire above all else, giving his blessing to whatever Corselia chose regarding its fate.
Trivia
- Though the relationship is never directly referenced, Martin is likely Emperor Julius' son-in-law. Martin is only ever referred to as an Imperial Faction member while his wife Miranda is described as a Princess of the Kooluk Empire, the same as Corselia. (The reference by Iskas to 'Prince Martin' in the English localization of Suikoden Tactics does not exist in the Japanese text.)
References
- Rhapsodia Official Guide Complete Edition (ISBN 4-86155-075-0), page 156
- Rhapsodia Final Archive (ISBN 4-8402-3284-9), page 46
- Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia, page 551
- ↑ Gensopedia.org, Birth dates in Suikoden IV and Suikoden Tactics