Freed Yamamoto: Difference between revisions

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During the [[Dunan Unification War]], Freed Y accompanied [[Hero (Suikoden II)|the hero]] and [[Viktor]] on a mission at [[North Window]] to investigate the disappearance of young women in the area. As Freed attempted to return to South Window to report on their findings, he discovered that South Window had been taken by the [[Highland Kingdom]].

When Freed became a member of the [[New State Army]], his ties to South Window proved useful as [[Shu]] ordered him to infiltrate the South Window soldiers, recently conscripted by Highland, in order to to spread rumors of their imminent execution and pro-New State Army propaganda. Freed succeeded in his mission, turning the former State forces to the New State side and increasing the then-small army's recruits.

When Freed became a member of the [[New State Army]], his ties to South Window proved useful as [[Shu]] ordered him to infiltrate the South Window soldiers, recently conscripted by Highland, in order to spread rumors of their imminent execution and pro-New State Army propaganda. Freed succeeded in his mission, turning the former State forces to the New State side and increasing the then-small army's recruits.

[[File:Freed looks for the bathroom.png|220px|thumb|right|Anywhere can be a bathroom for the low cost of your dignity!]]When the New State Army decided to ask the Toran Republic for military aid during the war, Freed was an outspoken critic of the decision. However, Freed also agreed to lead the New State party to the Toran Republic and even personally pleaded the case for an alliance to President [[Lepant]], being convinced to prioritize the safety of his homeland over his own biases.

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[[File:Freed returns to Yoshino in Radat.png|220px|thumb|left|Wife Guy and Work Guy, Freed's got it all!]]Freed was said to be exceptionally polite, serious, and also had a strong sense of duty and loyalty. He was a devoted disciple of [[Granmeyer]]. He saw Granmeyer as a gentle, wise man who would have been an ideal ruler in a peaceful world. Upon hearing of Granmeyer's death, Freed vowed to fight for the [[New State Army]] in order to avenge Granmeyer's death.

Freed was exceptionally close to his wife, [[Yoshino Yamamoto|Yoshino]]. Their home was considered by [[Richmond]] to be a love nest and Freed was said to be extremely happy when he was around Yoshino. He was extremely protective of her safety, but raised no objections to her joining the New State Army, instead vowing to protect her if need be.

Freed was exceptionally close to his wife, [[Yoshino Yamamoto|Yoshino]]. Their home was considered by [[Richmond]] to be a love nest and Freed was said to be extremely happy when he was around Yoshino. He was extremely protective of her safety but raised no objections to her joining the New State Army, instead vowing to protect her if need be.

Freed wears glasses due to bad eyesight. This is a trait shared by both his wife and [[Sanae Yamamoto|daughter]].

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 During the [[Dunan Unification War]], Freed Y accompanied [[Hero (Suikoden II)|the hero]] and [[Viktor]] on a mission at [[North Window]] to investigate the disappearance of young women in the area. As Freed attempted to return to South Window to report on their findings, he discovered that South Window had been taken by the [[Highland Kingdom]].
-When Freed became a member of the [[New State Army]], his ties to South Window proved useful as [[Shu]] ordered him to infiltrate the South Window soldiers, recently conscripted by Highland, in order to to spread rumors of their imminent execution and pro-New State Army propaganda. Freed succeeded in his mission, turning the former State forces to the New State side and increasing the then-small army's recruits.
+When Freed became a member of the [[New State Army]], his ties to South Window proved useful as [[Shu]] ordered him to infiltrate the South Window soldiers, recently conscripted by Highland, in order to spread rumors of their imminent execution and pro-New State Army propaganda. Freed succeeded in his mission, turning the former State forces to the New State side and increasing the then-small army's recruits.
 [[File:Freed looks for the bathroom.png|220px|thumb|right|Anywhere can be a bathroom for the low cost of your dignity!]]When the New State Army decided to ask the Toran Republic for military aid during the war, Freed was an outspoken critic of the decision. However, Freed also agreed to lead the New State party to the Toran Republic and even personally pleaded the case for an alliance to President [[Lepant]], being convinced to prioritize the safety of his homeland over his own biases.
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 [[File:Freed returns to Yoshino in Radat.png|220px|thumb|left|Wife Guy and Work Guy, Freed's got it all!]]Freed was said to be exceptionally polite, serious, and also had a strong sense of duty and loyalty. He was a devoted disciple of [[Granmeyer]]. He saw Granmeyer as a gentle, wise man who would have been an ideal ruler in a peaceful world. Upon hearing of Granmeyer's death, Freed vowed to fight for the [[New State Army]] in order to avenge Granmeyer's death.
-Freed was exceptionally close to his wife, [[Yoshino Yamamoto|Yoshino]]. Their home was considered by [[Richmond]] to be a love nest and Freed was said to be extremely happy when he was around Yoshino. He was extremely protective of her safety, but raised no objections to her joining the New State Army, instead vowing to protect her if need be.
+Freed was exceptionally close to his wife, [[Yoshino Yamamoto|Yoshino]]. Their home was considered by [[Richmond]] to be a love nest and Freed was said to be extremely happy when he was around Yoshino. He was extremely protective of her safety but raised no objections to her joining the New State Army, instead vowing to protect her if need be.
 Freed wears glasses due to bad eyesight. This is a trait shared by both his wife and [[Sanae Yamamoto|daughter]].