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==Differences from the game== | ==Differences from the game== | ||
* [[Hugo (Suikoden III)|Hugo]]'s Chapter 2 scenario is almost completely excised from the manga. There is no encounter with or appearance from [[Lilly Pendragon]], nor does his party traverse the [[Ancient Highway]] to reach the [[Great Hollow]]. | * [[Hugo (Suikoden III)|Hugo]]'s Chapter 2 scenario is almost completely excised from the manga. There is no encounter with or appearance from [[Lilly Pendragon]], nor does his party traverse the [[Ancient Highway]] to reach the [[Great Hollow]]. | ||
* There is no skirmish outside the Great Hollow between the Zexen Knights and Grassland forces in the manga, unlike in the game. | * There is no skirmish outside the Great Hollow between the Zexen Knights and Grassland forces in the manga, unlike in the game. The [[Zexen Council]] give such an order but [[Salome Harras]] rejects it out of hand. | ||
* [[Jimba]] is not present in the Great Hollow in the manga, he has already left. Thus, he is not the one to advise Hugo to visit [[Budehuc Castle]] to follow the trail of the [[Flame Champion]]. Instead, Hugo enters Zexen alone seeking revenge and happenstance takes him to Budehuc. | * [[Jimba]] is not present in the Great Hollow in the manga, he has already left. Thus, he is not the one to advise Hugo to visit [[Budehuc Castle]] to follow the trail of the [[Flame Champion]]. Instead, Hugo enters Zexen alone seeking revenge and happenstance takes him to Budehuc. | ||
* [[Chris Lightfellow]]'s fainting spell takes place after the initial battle that resulted in the razing of the [[Karaya Village]], not the skirmish outside the Great Hollow, which has been excised from the manga. | * [[Chris Lightfellow]]'s fainting spell takes place after the initial battle that resulted in the razing of the [[Karaya Village]], not the skirmish outside the Great Hollow, which has been excised from the manga. | ||
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* Jimba is not present at the Grassland attack on [[Iksay Village]] and so does not tell Chris to find the Flame Champion in order to find her father. The possibility of Wyatt being alive is instead brought up by Nash. | * Jimba is not present at the Grassland attack on [[Iksay Village]] and so does not tell Chris to find the Flame Champion in order to find her father. The possibility of Wyatt being alive is instead brought up by Nash. | ||
* The plan for Chris to leave to find her father with Nash's assistance is conceived at Budehuc Castle. In the game, this plan is formulated at [[Brass Castle]]. | * The plan for Chris to leave to find her father with Nash's assistance is conceived at Budehuc Castle. In the game, this plan is formulated at [[Brass Castle]]. | ||
* Hugo's duel with Chris takes place immediately after Chris' plan to search for Wyatt, not after Chris' journey nor after the | * Hugo's duel with Chris takes place immediately after Chris' plan to search for Wyatt, not after Chris' journey nor after the Zexen Council attack on Budehuc Castle, which has not occurred yet either in the manga. | ||
* [[Thomas]]'s Chapter 1 is completely omitted and Thomas is shown to have taken to his role as castle lord, with the support and confidence of his friends there. | * [[Thomas]]'s Chapter 1 is completely omitted and Thomas is shown to have taken to his role as castle lord, with the support and confidence of his friends there. | ||
* Jimba's true identity as Wyatt Lightfellow is revealed at the end of the volume. In the game, this is not confirmed until much later. | * Jimba's true identity as Wyatt Lightfellow is revealed at the end of the volume. In the game, this is not confirmed until much later. | ||