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The '''Fire Bringer''' (炎の運び手, ''Honō no Hakobite''), localized in [[Suikoden II]] as the '''Keepers of the Flame''', were a bandit and resistance group which struggled against invasion by the [[Holy Kingdom of Harmonia]] on two separate occasions. | |||
The Fire Bringer were first mentioned in an [[Old Book]] detailing [[Grassland]] culture found in [[Drakemouth Village]] in [[Suikoden II]]. The group would be referenced again in the first chapter of [[Genso Suikogaiden Vol.2]] and would go on to play a prominent role in both the backstory and the main plot of [[Suikoden III]]. | |||
==Information== | ==Information== | ||
===Original Fire Bringer=== | ===Original Fire Bringer=== | ||
The Fire Bringer were originally a small band of thieves, led by the [[Flame Champion]] that operated in the [[Grassland]] during the 420s. When this group began to resist the [[Holy Kingdom of Harmonia|Harmonian]] invasion of the Grassland, other groups and rebels began to gather under its banner | [[File:Fake Fire Bringer.png|thumb|left|220px|The bandit [[Clant]] attempted to use the name of the Fire Bringer for intimidation purposes.]]The Fire Bringer were originally a small band of thieves, led by the [[Flame Champion]] that operated in the [[Grassland]] during the 420s. When this group began to resist the [[Holy Kingdom of Harmonia|Harmonian]] invasion of the Grassland, other groups and rebels began to gather under its banner. The [[Duck Clan]] is noted in history for being the first of the Grassland clans to join the Fire Bringer and other clans would soon follow suit increasing the groups size with each new clan added. This would eventually make the Fire Bringer the grand allied force that united the Grassland against their common foe. | ||
Following the final battle against the Harmonian army, in which the Flame Champion's [[True Fire Rune]] went out of control, decimating both armies and forcing a truce between the two powers, the Flame Champion disappeared and the Fire Bringer was dissolved. | Following the final battle against the Harmonian army, in which the Flame Champion's [[True Fire Rune]] went out of control, decimating both armies and forcing a truce between the two powers, the Flame Champion disappeared, and the Fire Bringer was dissolved. | ||
Since then, | Since then, the Fire Bringer passed into legend, known for their fight against Harmonia and their stealing of a [[27 True Runes|True Rune]] from the [[One Temple]] in [[Crystal Valley]]. Groups of bandits that plague the Grassland since have occasionally taken up the name of the Fire Bringer, but these groups of thieves are generally considered as fakes, unworthy of the title. | ||
Once such band of outlaws attacked [[Milit Village]] shortly after the end of the [[Dunan Unification War]] in 460 but were exposed and thwarted by [[Nash Latkje]], [[Camus]] and [[Miklotov]] among others. | |||
===Second Fire Bringer=== | ===Second Fire Bringer=== | ||
In 475, when the [[War of the Champions]] broke out between the [[Grassland]] clans and the [[Zexen Federation]], | [[File:Fire Bringer reborn.png|thumb|left|220px|The [[Holy Kingdom of Harmonia|Harmonian]] invasion of [[Grassland]] would spark a revival of the Fire Bringer.]]In 475, when the [[War of the Champions]] broke out between the [[Grassland]] clans and the [[Zexen Federation]], rumors of a resurgent Fire Bringer and the return of the Flame Champion would spread. Many people tried to trace the trail of the Flame Champion, but it was not until the [[Holy Kingdom of Harmonia]] began their renewed invasion of the Grassland that someone would inherit the Flame Champion's [[True Fire Rune]]. | ||
With True Fire Rune in hand, the new Flame Champion was able to unite the disparate forces of the region against Harmonian invasion once, reforming the group. | With True Fire Rune in hand, the new Flame Champion was able to unite the disparate forces of the region against Harmonian invasion once, reforming the group and instilling new confidence and belief after the individual components of the new force had been defeated time and again by the Harmonian Army. This new Fire Bringer was not only made up of the [[Six Clans]] of the Grassland but also of Zexen, forces from the [[Tinto Republic]], the [[Kamaro Alliance of Free Knights]] and others. | ||
After stopping the invasion by repelling the Harmonian advance at [[Brass Castle]] and, more importantly, thwarting the [[Destroyers]] plans that would have decimated the region, the new Fire Bringer would disperse. | |||
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| | {{Other Names row|Japanese kanji|炎の運び手}} | ||
| | {{Other Names row|Japanese romaji|Honō no Hakobite}} | ||
| | {{Other Names row|Chinese simplified (HDR)|火使者}} | ||
| | {{Other Names row|Chinese traditional (HDR)|火使者}} | ||
| | {{Other Names row|Chinese pinyin|Huǒ shǐzhě}} | ||
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{{Other Names}} | |||
{{Other Names row|English (S2)|Keepers of the Flame}} | |||
{{Other Names row|English (S3)|Fire Bringer}} | |||
{{Other Names row|English (HDR)|Fire Bringers}} | |||
{{Other Names row|French|Porteurs de la flamme}} | |||
{{Other Names row|German|Hüter der Flamme}} | |||
{{Other Names row|Italian|Custodi della Fiamma}} | |||
{{Other Names row|Spanish|Fire Bringers}} | |||
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[[Category:Military | ==References== | ||
# [[Genso Suikoden Encyclopaedia]] (ISBN 4-575-16297-3), pages 254-5 | |||
# [[Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia]], pages 266, 357 | |||
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{{GS06}} {{Short description|Legendary Grassland bandit force}} | |||
[[Category:Organizations]] [[Category:Organizations in Suikoden III]] [[Category:Military forces]] [[Category:Military forces in Suikoden III]] | |||
[[de:Hüter der Flamme]] | |||
Latest revision as of 08:55, 12 December 2023
The Fire Bringer (炎の運び手, Honō no Hakobite), localized in Suikoden II as the Keepers of the Flame, were a bandit and resistance group which struggled against invasion by the Holy Kingdom of Harmonia on two separate occasions.
The Fire Bringer were first mentioned in an Old Book detailing Grassland culture found in Drakemouth Village in Suikoden II. The group would be referenced again in the first chapter of Genso Suikogaiden Vol.2 and would go on to play a prominent role in both the backstory and the main plot of Suikoden III.
Information
Original Fire Bringer
The Fire Bringer were originally a small band of thieves, led by the Flame Champion that operated in the Grassland during the 420s. When this group began to resist the Harmonian invasion of the Grassland, other groups and rebels began to gather under its banner. The Duck Clan is noted in history for being the first of the Grassland clans to join the Fire Bringer and other clans would soon follow suit increasing the groups size with each new clan added. This would eventually make the Fire Bringer the grand allied force that united the Grassland against their common foe.
Following the final battle against the Harmonian army, in which the Flame Champion's True Fire Rune went out of control, decimating both armies and forcing a truce between the two powers, the Flame Champion disappeared, and the Fire Bringer was dissolved.
Since then, the Fire Bringer passed into legend, known for their fight against Harmonia and their stealing of a True Rune from the One Temple in Crystal Valley. Groups of bandits that plague the Grassland since have occasionally taken up the name of the Fire Bringer, but these groups of thieves are generally considered as fakes, unworthy of the title.
Once such band of outlaws attacked Milit Village shortly after the end of the Dunan Unification War in 460 but were exposed and thwarted by Nash Latkje, Camus and Miklotov among others.
Second Fire Bringer
In 475, when the War of the Champions broke out between the Grassland clans and the Zexen Federation, rumors of a resurgent Fire Bringer and the return of the Flame Champion would spread. Many people tried to trace the trail of the Flame Champion, but it was not until the Holy Kingdom of Harmonia began their renewed invasion of the Grassland that someone would inherit the Flame Champion's True Fire Rune.
With True Fire Rune in hand, the new Flame Champion was able to unite the disparate forces of the region against Harmonian invasion once, reforming the group and instilling new confidence and belief after the individual components of the new force had been defeated time and again by the Harmonian Army. This new Fire Bringer was not only made up of the Six Clans of the Grassland but also of Zexen, forces from the Tinto Republic, the Kamaro Alliance of Free Knights and others.
After stopping the invasion by repelling the Harmonian advance at Brass Castle and, more importantly, thwarting the Destroyers plans that would have decimated the region, the new Fire Bringer would disperse.
Other languages and releases
| Japanese kanji | 炎の運び手 |
|---|---|
| Japanese romaji | Honō no Hakobite |
| Chinese simplified (HDR) | 火使者 |
| Chinese traditional (HDR) | 火使者 |
| Chinese pinyin | Huǒ shǐzhě |
| English (S2) | Keepers of the Flame |
|---|---|
| English (S3) | Fire Bringer |
| English (HDR) | Fire Bringers |
| French | Porteurs de la flamme |
| German | Hüter der Flamme |
| Italian | Custodi della Fiamma |
| Spanish | Fire Bringers |
References
- Genso Suikoden Encyclopaedia (ISBN 4-575-16297-3), pages 254-5
- Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia, pages 266, 357
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