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{{Character | {{Character | ||
|name = Kogoro | |name = Kogoro | ||
|japanese_name= コゴロウ | |japanese_name= コゴロウ | ||
|romaji_name = Kogorou | |romaji_name = Kogorou | ||
|image = [[File:Kogoro.png|340x340px]] | |image = [[File:Kogoro.png|340x340px]] | ||
|caption = Ishikawa Fumi | |caption = Ishikawa Fumi | ||
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|birth_date = 474 | |birth_date = 474 | ||
|age = 2 {{S3}} | |age = 2 {{S3}} | ||
|S3 = yes | |S3 = yes | ||
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Kogoro is a black-haired dog who wears a blue wrapping cloth around its neck. His bark is "A-e-i-o-u!". He was found by the [[Fire Bringer]] in the [[Sindar Ruins]] and was subsequently adopted and brought back to [[Budehuc Castle]]. | Kogoro is a black-haired dog who wears a blue wrapping cloth around its neck. His bark is "A-e-i-o-u!". He was found by the [[Fire Bringer]] in the [[Sindar Ruins]] and was subsequently adopted and brought back to [[Budehuc Castle]]. | ||
He hates radishes and his absolute | He hates radishes and his absolute favorite food is cold miso soup. Due to his bizarre behavior and ability to dance on his hind legs, some people think he may not be a dog at all. The only thing in his wrapping cloth is a stone, just like [[Koroku]]'s. | ||
==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
Revision as of 12:20, 22 September 2022
Kogoro (コゴロウ, Kogorou) is a minor character who appears in Suikoden III.
History
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Kogoro is a black-haired dog who wears a blue wrapping cloth around its neck. His bark is "A-e-i-o-u!". He was found by the Fire Bringer in the Sindar Ruins and was subsequently adopted and brought back to Budehuc Castle.
He hates radishes and his absolute favorite food is cold miso soup. Due to his bizarre behavior and ability to dance on his hind legs, some people think he may not be a dog at all. The only thing in his wrapping cloth is a stone, just like Koroku's.
Gameplay
References
- Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia, page 303