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{{Character | {{Character | ||
|name = Sorab | |name = Sorab | ||
| | |jpname= ソラブ | ||
| | |roname = Sorabu | ||
|star = | |star = Chisa Star | ||
| | |img= Sorab | ||
| | |art = Ōtsuki Beruno | ||
|race = Human | |race = Human | ||
|gender = Male | |gender = Male | ||
|from = [[Martylion]] | |from = [[Martylion]] | ||
|time = 100 | |time = 100 | ||
|va = [[Sasaki Hirō]] | |va = [[Sasaki Hirō]] {{HT}} | ||
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}} | }} | ||
'''Sorab''' (ソラブ, ''Sorabu'') is a supporting character in [[Genso Suikoden Tsumugareshi Hyakunen no Toki]]. Sorab is a jongleur suffering from trauma from battles against the [[Teras Pharma]]. | '''Sorab''' (ソラブ, ''Sorabu'') is a supporting character in [[Genso Suikoden Tsumugareshi Hyakunen no Toki]]. Sorab is a jongleur suffering from trauma from battles against the [[Teras Pharma]]. | ||
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{{quote | Now... I can't get the horrible things I saw on the battlefield out of my head... M-My body can't stop shaking... | Sorab}} | {{quote | Now... I can't get the horrible things I saw on the battlefield out of my head... M-My body can't stop shaking... | Sorab}} | ||
Sorab was a jongleur who fought at [[Tios Fortress]] during the [[Holy Imperial calendar|HIY]] 200 [[Teras Pharma]] conflict. He was a commoner from [[Martylion]] and the cousin of [[Beltha]]. In the past, Sorab collaborated with [[Kookaburra]] on his works | Sorab was a jongleur who fought at [[Tios Fortress]] during the [[Holy Imperial calendar|HIY]] 200 [[Teras Pharma]] conflict. He was a commoner from [[Martylion]] and the cousin of [[Beltha]]. In the past, Sorab collaborated with [[Kookaburra (Genso Suikoden Tsumugareshi Hyakunen no Toki)|Kookaburra]] on his works. | ||
Although he did fight against the Teras Pharma, the experience left him extremely traumatized once removed from the immediate danger. He and Beltha traveled to the [[Perie Grove]] in the hopes that the journey would help him recuperate but to no avail. When the Company met them at [[Rujin]]'s request, they attempted to bring a fellow jongleur to inspire Sorab once again. [[Jansen]] was unable to move Sorab's heart but when [[Meamei]] performed one of Kookaburra's works, Sorab's passion for performing was reignited, helping him cope with his trauma. | He actually hated to use his magic for battle but was dragged into the conflict by [[Beltha]], who insisted that anyone with the power to fight was obligated to, due to his weak-willed nature. Although he did fight against the Teras Pharma, the experience left him extremely traumatized once removed from the immediate danger. He and Beltha traveled to the [[Perie Grove]] in the hopes that the journey would help him recuperate but to no avail. | ||
When the Company met them at [[Rujin]]'s request, they attempted to bring a fellow jongleur to inspire Sorab once again. [[Jansen]] was unable to move Sorab's heart but when [[Meamei]] performed one of Kookaburra's works, Sorab's passion for performing was reignited, helping him cope with his trauma. | |||
Following the end of the conflict, Sorab found Kookaburra, who had disappeared, before the latter lost his life in the [[Glacial Cave]]. The two resumed their musical work together. In a branch of the [[Infinity]] where the chains of causality had been broken, the two would again reunite, this time forming a traveling troupe, delighting the new settlements. | Following the end of the conflict, Sorab found Kookaburra, who had disappeared, before the latter lost his life in the [[Glacial Cave]]. The two resumed their musical work together. In a branch of the [[Infinity]] where the chains of causality had been broken, the two would again reunite, this time forming a traveling troupe, delighting the new settlements. | ||
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# [[Genso Suikoden Tsumugareshi Hyakunen no Toki The Complete Guide]] (ISBN 978-4-04-886462-6), page 224 | # [[Genso Suikoden Tsumugareshi Hyakunen no Toki The Complete Guide]] (ISBN 978-4-04-886462-6), page 224 | ||
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{{Fan Translation}} {{ | {{Fan Translation|characters}}{{Short description|Shell-shocked jongleur from 100 years ago}} | ||
Latest revision as of 11:40, 6 November 2023
| Sorab ソラブ, Sorabu | |
| 108 Stars Chisa Star | |
 Illustration Ōtsuki Beruno | |
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Race | Human |
| Timeframe | HIY 100 |
| From | Martylion |
| Voice | Sasaki Hirō (HT) |
| Appears in | |
Sorab (ソラブ, Sorabu) is a supporting character in Genso Suikoden Tsumugareshi Hyakunen no Toki. Sorab is a jongleur suffering from trauma from battles against the Teras Pharma.
History
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Sorab was a jongleur who fought at Tios Fortress during the HIY 200 Teras Pharma conflict. He was a commoner from Martylion and the cousin of Beltha. In the past, Sorab collaborated with Kookaburra on his works.
He actually hated to use his magic for battle but was dragged into the conflict by Beltha, who insisted that anyone with the power to fight was obligated to, due to his weak-willed nature. Although he did fight against the Teras Pharma, the experience left him extremely traumatized once removed from the immediate danger. He and Beltha traveled to the Perie Grove in the hopes that the journey would help him recuperate but to no avail.
When the Company met them at Rujin's request, they attempted to bring a fellow jongleur to inspire Sorab once again. Jansen was unable to move Sorab's heart but when Meamei performed one of Kookaburra's works, Sorab's passion for performing was reignited, helping him cope with his trauma.
Following the end of the conflict, Sorab found Kookaburra, who had disappeared, before the latter lost his life in the Glacial Cave. The two resumed their musical work together. In a branch of the Infinity where the chains of causality had been broken, the two would again reunite, this time forming a traveling troupe, delighting the new settlements.
References
- Genso Suikoden Tsumugareshi Hyakunen no Toki The Complete Guide (ISBN 978-4-04-886462-6), page 224