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'''Thomas''', usually referred to as '''Thomas-kun''' (トーマスくん, ''Tōmasu-kun'') is a minor character in [[Suikoden III]]. | '''Thomas''', usually referred to as '''Thomas-kun''' (トーマスくん, ''Tōmasu-kun'') is a minor character in [[Suikoden III]]. | ||
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Thomas-kun is a small child living in the Village of Nor, in the vicinity of [[Budehuc Castle]]. He would wander to [[Mt. Hei-Tou]] after hearing stories from [[Juan]] and ended up getting lost and attacked by a wild boar. Luckily, [[Thomas]] and [[Cecile]] would rescue him from his peril. | Thomas-kun is a small child living in the Village of Nor, in the vicinity of [[Budehuc Castle]]. He would wander to [[Mt. Hei-Tou]] after hearing stories from [[Juan]] and ended up getting lost and attacked by a wild boar. Luckily, [[Thomas]] and [[Cecile]] would rescue him from his peril. | ||
Revision as of 15:24, 21 February 2022
- This article is about the young child from Suikoden III. For the Tenkai Star of the same game, see Thomas. For the son of Gilbert, see Thomas (Suikoden II).
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| Gender | Male |
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| Race | Human |
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Thomas, usually referred to as Thomas-kun (トーマスくん, Tōmasu-kun) is a minor character in Suikoden III.
History
Thomas-kun is a small child living in the Village of Nor, in the vicinity of Budehuc Castle. He would wander to Mt. Hei-Tou after hearing stories from Juan and ended up getting lost and attacked by a wild boar. Luckily, Thomas and Cecile would rescue him from his peril.
Since then, Thomas-kun came to deeply respect his namesake and would later become part of Budehuc Castle's garrison under the command of Cecile.
Trivia
- "-kun" is a Japanese honorific used, in this circumstance, by anyone when addressing or referring to male children in an affectionate or paternalistic manner.
References
- Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia, page 331