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|japanese_name= カマンドール | |japanese_name= カマンドール | ||
|romaji_name = Kamandōru | |romaji_name = Kamandōru | ||
|star = Chiri Star | |star = Chiri Star | ||
| | |image = [[File:Kamandol.png]] | ||
|caption = Kawano Junko | |||
|gender = Male | |gender = Male | ||
|race = | |race = Human | ||
|height = | |height = | ||
|birth_date = 403 | |birth_date = 403 | ||
|age = 55 | |age = 55 {{S1}} | ||
|from = [[Teien]], [[Toran Republic]] | |from = [[Teien]], [[Toran Republic]] | ||
|family = | |family = | ||
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}}'''Kamandol''' (カマンドール, ''Kamandōru'') is a supporting character in [[Suikoden (game)|Suikoden]]. An alchemist by trade, Kamandol invented an engine that ran on oil. | }}'''Kamandol''' (カマンドール, ''Kamandōru'') is a supporting character in [[Suikoden (game)|Suikoden]]. An alchemist by trade, Kamandol invented an engine that ran on oil. | ||
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{{quote| I can do anything...depending on time and money. | Kamandol}} | {{quote| I can do anything...depending on time and money. | Kamandol}} | ||
Kamandol is | Kamandol is an outstanding alchemist who has devoted his life to research and a follower of the theories put forward by the alchemist [[Dennis Toller]] in his work "[[Dialogues of Wind and Earth]]." He was also an excellent mechanic, as he was able to develop [[Prodigy|an engine that run on burning oil]]. | ||
Those around him view him as an eccentric old man and it is true that socializing was not something he was skilled at although he had good natured quarrels and shared drinks with [[Gen]] from time to time. It was Gen who dragged Kamandol into the [[Toran Liberation Army]] when he perceived that Kamandol's work could aid the party in navigating the [[Rapids of Dunan]]. | |||
During the | During the [[Gate Rune War]], Gen and Kamandol improved their design, creating a motor that allowed for higher speeds and following the war, Kamandol simply resumed his alchemical studies, as preoccupied with them as ever. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
* Kamandol's final weapon, the Rod of Hermes is a reference to the "Staff of Hermes," which is the symbol of medicine. | * Kamandol's final weapon, the Rod of Hermes is a reference to the "Staff of Hermes," which is the symbol of medicine. | ||
* Kamandol is described in Old Book Volume 5 as a | * Kamandol is described in Old Book Volume 5 as a "Popular alchemist of Teien." | ||
* In the English version of [[Suikoden (game)|Suikoden]], when Kamandol is visited by Gen, he offers Gen his finest tea | * In the English-language version of [[Suikoden (game)|Suikoden]], when Kamandol is visited by Gen, he offers Gen his finest tea, but in the Japanese version, Kamandol offers Gen sake. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
# [[Genso Suikoden Encyclopaedia]] (ISBN 4-575-16297-3), pages 61-62 | |||
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Gender | Male |
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Race | Human |
Age | 55 (S1) |
From | Teien, Toran Republic |
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Kamandol (カマンドール, Kamandōru) is a supporting character in Suikoden. An alchemist by trade, Kamandol invented an engine that ran on oil.
Biography
Suikoden
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Kamandol is an outstanding alchemist who has devoted his life to research and a follower of the theories put forward by the alchemist Dennis Toller in his work "Dialogues of Wind and Earth." He was also an excellent mechanic, as he was able to develop an engine that run on burning oil.
Those around him view him as an eccentric old man and it is true that socializing was not something he was skilled at although he had good natured quarrels and shared drinks with Gen from time to time. It was Gen who dragged Kamandol into the Toran Liberation Army when he perceived that Kamandol's work could aid the party in navigating the Rapids of Dunan.
During the Gate Rune War, Gen and Kamandol improved their design, creating a motor that allowed for higher speeds and following the war, Kamandol simply resumed his alchemical studies, as preoccupied with them as ever.
Trivia
- Kamandol's final weapon, the Rod of Hermes is a reference to the "Staff of Hermes," which is the symbol of medicine.
- Kamandol is described in Old Book Volume 5 as a "Popular alchemist of Teien."
- In the English-language version of Suikoden, when Kamandol is visited by Gen, he offers Gen his finest tea, but in the Japanese version, Kamandol offers Gen sake.
References
- Genso Suikoden Encyclopaedia (ISBN 4-575-16297-3), pages 61-62