Millie

Millie

Artwork by Ishikawa Fumi

Physical Information

Race

Human

Gender

Female

Age

14 (S2)

Biographical Information

Star

Chiku Star

Meta Information

Appearances

• Suikoden II

Millie (ミリー, Mirī) is a character in Suikoden II who also appears in Gensosuikogaiden Vol.2. She is a young woman who constantly dotes on her pet groundhog, Bonaparte.

Biography

Bonapaaaaarte!! Come on out already I won't poke you in the eye anymore! —  Millie

Millie was a young woman in possession of a strange pet creature, Bonaparte. Just prior to the Highland Army invasion of the City-State of Jowston, Millie lost Bonaparte in Ryube Village.

The hero agreed to help her find the missing groundhog and eventually found him in Ryube Forest where he had to be subdued in combat before returning to his owner. A grateful Millie then decided to accompany the hero and his companions on their adventure.

Millie always doted on Bonaparte, oblivious to how the strange creature might be viewed by others, declaring him "cute". She also seemed oblivious to Bonaparte's own discomfort and escape attempts. At New State Army Headquarters, she delighted in showing Bonaparte the expansive views of Lake Dunan and would write letters for the Suggestion Box about him also. Sometimes she even slept inside Bonaparte's expansive mouth, much to the shock of Richmond.

Following the Dunan Unification War, Millie decided to travel to the Grassland in order to find a bride for Bonaparte. She would end up spending part of this journey with Meg, getting caught up in an exhilarating teleporting adventure with Nash, thanks to Viki.

Gallery

• Suikoden II artwork by Ishikawa Fumi
  Suikoden II artwork by Ishikawa Fumi
• Gensosuikogaiden Vol.2 artwork by Yashioka Sho
  Gensosuikogaiden Vol.2 artwork by Yashioka Sho
• Gensosuikoden Card Stories artwork by HACCAN
  Gensosuikoden Card Stories artwork by HACCAN

Trivia

• Before you defeat Bonaparte, Millie cannot use the Groundhog Rune she has permanently equipped to her person.

References

1. Gensosuikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia, pages 220, 268