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After the fall of the [[Highland Kingdom]], Pesmerga disappeared, pursuing Yuber, who had abandoned the Highland Army during [[The Last Battle (Suikoden II)|the final battle]].

==Name and Weapon==

Pesmerga's name is of Kurdish origin, ''Peshmerga'' (Kurdish پێشمەرگە) literally meaning "one who confronts death". It is also the name of the military forces of Kurdistan.

In battle, he wields a two-handed sword. It upgrades as ''Crimson'' (クリムゾン, Kurimuzon ), ''Death Crimson'' (デスクリムゾン, Desu Kurimuzon) and ''King Crimson'' (キングクリムゾン, Kingu Kurimuzon) in both [[Suikoden]] and [[Suikoden II]]. The last weapon name is most likely a reference to British Progressive Rock band ''King Crimson''. Interestingly, [[Yuber]]'s weapon upgrades in the same way in [[Suikoden III]], but instead of a two-handed sword, he's using two single blades in combat.

==Game info==

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 After the fall of the [[Highland Kingdom]], Pesmerga disappeared, pursuing Yuber, who had abandoned the Highland Army during [[The Last Battle (Suikoden II)|the final battle]].
+==Name and Weapon==
+Pesmerga's name is of Kurdish origin, ''Peshmerga'' (Kurdish پێشمەرگە) literally meaning "one who confronts death". It is also the name of the military forces of Kurdistan.
+In battle, he wields a two-handed sword. It upgrades as ''Crimson'' (クリムゾン, Kurimuzon ), ''Death Crimson'' (デスクリムゾン, Desu Kurimuzon) and ''King Crimson'' (キングクリムゾン, Kingu Kurimuzon) in both [[Suikoden]] and [[Suikoden II]]. The last weapon name is most likely a reference to British Progressive Rock band ''King Crimson''. Interestingly, [[Yuber]]'s weapon upgrades in the same way in [[Suikoden III]], but instead of a two-handed sword, he's using two single blades in combat.
 ==Game info==