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|japanese_name= ワン・フー | |japanese_name= ワン・フー | ||
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[[File:Wan Fu is surprised by his own tattoo?.png|220px|thumb|left|Oath of vengeance? Oath of poor drunken decisions, more like.]] | [[File:Wan Fu is surprised by his own tattoo?.png|220px|thumb|left|Oath of vengeance? Oath of poor drunken decisions, more like.]] | ||
Wan Fu is a polearm fighter easily | Wan Fu is a polearm fighter easily recognizable due to the large phoenix tattoo on his back. The tattoo is Wan Fu's symbol of his oath of revenge; a friend of his was killed and Wan Fu has apparently been seeking vengeance ever since. | ||
During the [[War of the Champions]], Wan Fu had run up a large amount of debt by eating and drinking heavily without the funds to pay. The [[Fire Bringer]] paid off his debt in [[Chisha Village]] and he joined the group in gratitude. | During the [[War of the Champions]], Wan Fu had run up a large amount of debt by eating and drinking heavily without the funds to pay. The [[Fire Bringer]] paid off his debt in [[Chisha Village]] and he joined the group in gratitude. | ||
Revision as of 20:14, 22 September 2022
Wan Fu (ワン・フー, Wan Fū) is a supporting character in Suikoden III. He is a fighter out on a journey of vengeance, with a habit of racking up large debts.
History
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Wan Fu is a polearm fighter easily recognizable due to the large phoenix tattoo on his back. The tattoo is Wan Fu's symbol of his oath of revenge; a friend of his was killed and Wan Fu has apparently been seeking vengeance ever since.
During the War of the Champions, Wan Fu had run up a large amount of debt by eating and drinking heavily without the funds to pay. The Fire Bringer paid off his debt in Chisha Village and he joined the group in gratitude.
Following the war, he continued on his journey of vengeance.
Gallery
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Suikoden III artwork by Ishikawa Fumi
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Genso Suikoden Card Stories artwork by Kaneda Eiji
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References
- Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia, page 381