| Sigfried {{{jpname}}}, {{{roname}}} | |
| 108 Stars Tenman Star/Tentai Star | |
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| Gender | Beast |
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| Race | Unicorn |
| Age | 170 (S2) |
| From | Two River forests |
| Appears in | |
Sigfried (ジークフリート, Jīkufurīto) is a supporting character in Suikoden II. A unicorn living within the Unicorn Woods outside of Kobold Village, Sigfried issues the Test of the Unicorn to those warriors braver enough to attempt it.
History
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Sigfried is a sacred presence that has dwelled in the Unicorn Woods near Kobold Village, known only as a legend. Deep within the woods is said to be a village of unicorns. A member of the White Clan and bearer of the rare White Saint Rune, in the past he tested the bravery of warriors by means of a trial, the Test of the Unicorn.
Hix and Tengaar attempted to take the trial during the Dunan Unification War. Although the citizens of the Kobold Village agreed to construct a fake trial, for Hix's benefit, they were shocked when Sigfried really did appear and kidnap Tengaar. Hix stood firm and refused to do as the unicorn demanded, thus passing the trial set out for him. Satisfied, Sigfried took his leave.
Later during the Dunan Unification War, with a Listening Crystal from Badeaux and a maiden in tow, Sigfried was encountered once more and was convinced to join the New State Army for the duration of the war. Following the war, Sigfried simply returned quietly to the forest, having little interest in anything but pure maidens.
Gameplay
Gallery
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Suikoden II artwork by Ishikawa Fumi
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Genso Suikoden Card Stories artwork by Takada Banbi
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Trivia
- The full list of girls who can recruit Sigfried: Ayda, Eilie, Karen, Kasumi, Meg, Mikumiku, Millie, Nanami, Nina, Tengaar, Tomo, Viki and Wakaba.
- A special scene can be seen if one brings Sierra Mikain to the Unicorn Woods when attempting to recruit Sigfried. Unfortunately, Sigfried will not join if you do so.
- Sigfried's critical attack is a completely different animation than his normal attack.
References
- Genso Suikoden Encyclopaedia (ISBN 4-575-16297-3), pages 122-3