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==Information==

The Abomination was a giant monster, comprised of countless arms and heads, summoned by [[Neclord]] at [[North Window Castle]] during the [[Dunan Unification War]]. Although its magic ability was not said to have been particularly high, its fire magic was reported to have been intense nonetheless.

The Abomination was a giant, misshapen monster, comprised of countless arms and five heads, summoned by [[Neclord]] at [[North Window Castle]] during the [[Dunan Unification War]]. This monster that will remain notable not only for its destructive ability but also for the impact of its appearance.

Although its magic ability was not said to have been particularly high, its fire magic was reported to have been intense and wide-reaching nonetheless.

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==Name==

The Abomination's Japanese name ~~origins~~ in Greek mythology. The ''Hekatonkheires'', sons of Gaia and Uranos, were three giants, each of them with a hundred hands and fifty heads.

The Abomination's Japanese name originates in Greek mythology. The ''Hekatonkheires'', sons of Gaia and Uranos, were three giants, each of them with a hundred hands and fifty heads.

==References==

# [[Genso Suikoden Encyclopaedia]] (ISBN 4-575-16297-3), page 247

# [[Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia]], page 210

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 ==Information==
-The Abomination was a giant monster, comprised of countless arms and heads, summoned by [[Neclord]] at [[North Window Castle]] during the [[Dunan Unification War]]. Although its magic ability was not said to have been particularly high, its fire magic was reported to have been intense nonetheless.
+The Abomination was a giant, misshapen monster, comprised of countless arms and five heads, summoned by [[Neclord]] at [[North Window Castle]] during the [[Dunan Unification War]]. This monster that will remain notable not only for its destructive ability but also for the impact of its appearance.
+Although its magic ability was not said to have been particularly high, its fire magic was reported to have been intense and wide-reaching nonetheless.
 ==Data==
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 ==Name==
-The Abomination's Japanese name origins in Greek mythology. The ''Hekatonkheires'', sons of Gaia and Uranos, were three giants, each of them with a hundred hands and fifty heads.
+The Abomination's Japanese name originates in Greek mythology. The ''Hekatonkheires'', sons of Gaia and Uranos, were three giants, each of them with a hundred hands and fifty heads.
 ==References==
 # [[Genso Suikoden Encyclopaedia]] (ISBN 4-575-16297-3), page 247
+# [[Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia]], page 210
 {{GS02}}{{Short description|Suikoden II boss enemy}}