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Once the war was over, she and Mathias would travel to the [[New Armes Kingdom]] under the invitation of King [[Jalat]] to bring the hammer of justice down on those leaders there who had become corrupt or evil.

==Name==

Isabel is the Spanish form of ''Elizabeth'' which in turn is derived from the Hebrew name ''Elisheba''. The name means ''oath of my God'' or ''God is her oath''. Many royalties from South-Western Europe share this name and it retains it popularity even in modern times.

==Weapon==

Isabel wields a long sword in battle. It upgrades as Hertjoturr (ヘルヴェル Heruvueru), Sigrun (シグルーン Shigurūn), and Brynhildr (ブリュンヒルド Buryunhirudo). All of the names refer to Valkyries from Nors emythology: ''Hervör alvitralvitr'' (Hertjoturr is a mistranslation), ''Sigrún'', and ''Brynhildr''. It's worth mentioning that Norse references in weapons in the Suikoden series was mostly limited to spear users and [[Knights of the Dragon's Den]] in particular.

==References==

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 Once the war was over, she and Mathias would travel to the [[New Armes Kingdom]] under the invitation of King [[Jalat]] to bring the hammer of justice down on those leaders there who had become corrupt or evil.
+==Name==
+Isabel is the Spanish form of ''Elizabeth'' which in turn is derived from the Hebrew name ''Elisheba''. The name means ''oath of my God'' or ''God is her oath''. Many royalties from South-Western Europe share this name and it retains it popularity even in modern times.
+==Weapon==
+Isabel wields a long sword in battle. It upgrades as Hertjoturr (ヘルヴェル Heruvueru), Sigrun (シグルーン Shigurūn), and Brynhildr (ブリュンヒルド Buryunhirudo). All of the names refer to Valkyries from Nors emythology: ''Hervör alvitralvitr'' (Hertjoturr is a mistranslation), ''Sigrún'', and ''Brynhildr''. It's worth mentioning that Norse references in weapons in the Suikoden series was mostly limited to spear users and [[Knights of the Dragon's Den]] in particular.
 ==References==