| Guilleriga ギジェリガー, Gijerigā | |
| 108 Stars Tensoku Star | |
.png) Illustration Ōtsuki Beruno | |
| Gender | Male |
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| Race | Featherfolk |
| Timeframe | HIY 300 |
| Voice | Shimazaki Nobunaga (HT) |
| Appears in | |
Guilleriga (ギジェリガー, Gijerigā) is a supporting character in Genso Suikoden Tsumugareshi Hyakunen no Toki. Guilleriga is a featherfolk ninja, a student of the strategist Regius.
History
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Guilleriga was a featherfolk ninja, trained by Regius in ninjutsu. At some point in his past, he was captured by humans and kept as a pet but was rescued by Regius. Since then, he has been fiercely loyal to Regius, whom he calls Master. Though always deferential, it was Regius' estimation that Guilleriga had surpassed him in matters of espionage.
After Regius joined the Company, Guilleriga was sent to investigate the Vermilion Axe and their movements. He would overhear a member of the organization speaking with the Mountain Roots but was discovered and badly injured before being rescued by the Company. Brought to the Bayan Oasis and healed by Sunil, Guilleriga would join the Company formally from that point on.
Although recovered from his injuries, Guilleriga was mentally affected by what happened for some time. Eventually, he would ask the hero to train him in swordsmanship so he could defend himself better in such situations. Still, even though he was a featherfolk, Guilleriga had no particular skittishness around humans, his quietness was merely part of his work as a ninja.
As part of the Company, Gulleriga continued to study under and praise Regius. When Ducas remarked that the strategist was an odd fellow, Guilleriga gave him a stinging rebuke. In his spare time, Guilleriga liked to read about monsters and other giant beasts, the creatures fascinating him due to their size and power.
Following the fall of the barrier, Guilleriga assisted Regius's investigation of the Yggdrasilian Palace before disappearing alongside his master.
References
- Genso Suikoden Tsumugareshi Hyakunen no Toki The Complete Guide (ISBN 978-4-04-886462-6), page 212