Landis (ランディス, Randisu) is a supporting character in Suikoden III. Landis is a gloomy Winged Horde with a penchant for scaring people.
| Landis {{{jpname}}}, {{{roname}}} | |
| 108 Stars Chido Star | |
.png) | |
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Race | Winged Horde |
| Age | 21 (S3) |
| Height | 204cm (6'8") (S3) |
| Appears in | |
Biography
|
Landis is a brooding Winged Horde who carries a huge scythe reminiscent of the Grim Reaper. In fact, his manner is dark enough that some say he is an acquaintance of Death himself.
When the Fire Bringer passed through Kuput Forest, he just tagged along without introducing and returning with the group to Budehuc Castle, settling in its basement. There, he spent his time unnerving people with ghost stories and his general behaviour. He was fond of Elliot, meaning he liked to scare him with ghost stories. His odd behaviour included an inclination to walking on his hands and digging a grave for every fish he ate.
He disappeared as suddenly as he joined the Fire Bringer after the War of the Champions.
Recruiting
Landis is recruited somewhat different than most characters. You must wander around a particular "room" of Kuput Forest with an empty party slot and fight random battles. Eventually (or right away), he will simply appear in your party during a battle, that's it, you have him. It is possible to recruit Landis as early as during Hugo or Chris' Chapter 3, but not as Geddoe due to team constraints. If missing then, Landis can be picked up at any time during Chapter 5.
Trivia
- There is speculation that he and Sid are relatives of some sort, as they share a similar look, demeanor and race, but there is no indication in the games that the two even know each other.
- Landis' weapon upgrades as Calamity to Fatal Calamity. The first name, Bad Luck, cannot be seen without a cheating device.
- Landis gains the unique skills Freeze and Thief, both of which can be upgraded to the S level.
- Landis has a unite attack, Condemnation, with the ninja Ayame. She holds the target still while Landis slices through both of them without hesitation.
References
- Gensosuikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia, page 370