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The '''Binoculars''' (遠めがね, ''tōmegane'') are an item used by [[Ivanov]] in his studies of subjects for his work. He would use these to observe members of the [[Toran Liberation Army]] as subjects for his painting. | The '''Binoculars''' (遠めがね, ''tōmegane'') are an item used by [[Ivanov]] in his studies of subjects for his work. He would use these to observe members of the [[Toran Liberation Army]] as subjects for his painting. | ||
After completing his painting at [[Toran Castle]] as part of his quest to explore 'freedom' through the use of | After completing his painting at [[Toran Castle]] as part of his quest to explore 'freedom' through the use of colors and his art, Ivanov gave [[Hero (Suikoden)|McDohl]] the binoculars, stating that he didn't need them any longer. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
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# [[Gensosuikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia]], page 78 | # [[Gensosuikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia]], page 78 | ||
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[[Category:Party Items in Suikoden]] | [[Category:Party Items in Suikoden]] | ||
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The Binoculars (遠めがね, tōmegane) are an item used by Ivanov in his studies of subjects for his work. He would use these to observe members of the Toran Liberation Army as subjects for his painting.
After completing his painting at Toran Castle as part of his quest to explore 'freedom' through the use of colors and his art, Ivanov gave McDohl the binoculars, stating that he didn't need them any longer.
Trivia
- The binoculars allow you to manipulate the camera angle during battles by using the second player controller on your console.
References
- Gensosuikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia, page 78