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==Trivia==

*The name is likely a reference to ''Garshasp'' (Middle Persian: Kirsāsp), a hero of Iranian Mythology. He is a slayer of many monsters, and in later Zoroastrian texts, he is revived at ~~the end of the world to slay~~ the end of the world to slay the monster ''Dahag''. This is referenced in Suikoden V as the Kulsasper is used to fight the [[Dahak]].

*The name is likely a reference to ''Garshasp'' (Middle Persian: Kirsāsp), a hero of Iranian Mythology. He is a slayer of many monsters, and in later Zoroastrian texts, he is revived at the end of the world to slay the monster ''Dahag''. This is referenced in Suikoden V as the Kulsasper is used to fight the [[Dahak]].

==References==

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 ==Trivia==
-*The name is likely a reference to ''Garshasp'' (Middle Persian: Kirsāsp), a hero of Iranian Mythology. He is a slayer of many monsters, and in later Zoroastrian texts, he is revived at the end of the world to slay the end of the world to slay the monster ''Dahag''. This is referenced in Suikoden V as the Kulsasper is used to fight the [[Dahak]].
+*The name is likely a reference to ''Garshasp'' (Middle Persian: Kirsāsp), a hero of Iranian Mythology. He is a slayer of many monsters, and in later Zoroastrian texts, he is revived at the end of the world to slay the monster ''Dahag''. This is referenced in Suikoden V as the Kulsasper is used to fight the [[Dahak]].
 ==References==