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The '''Simurgh''' (テンプルホーク, ''Tenpuruhōku,'' Temple Hawk) is an enemy which appears in [[ | The '''Simurgh''' (テンプルホーク, ''Tenpuruhōku,'' Temple Hawk) is an enemy which appears in [[Suikoden]]. | ||
Simurghs have fairly high HP and PWR, making it a potentially troublesome foe if your party has already been weakened in previous battles. Aside from that, it should not post much danger to your party at this late stage of the game. | Simurghs have fairly high HP and PWR, making it a potentially troublesome foe if your party has already been weakened in previous battles. Aside from that, it should not post much danger to your party at this late stage of the game. | ||
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The Simurgh (テンプルホーク, Tenpuruhōku, Temple Hawk) is an enemy which appears in Suikoden.
Simurghs have fairly high HP and PWR, making it a potentially troublesome foe if your party has already been weakened in previous battles. Aside from that, it should not post much danger to your party at this late stage of the game.
Information
These hawk-like monsters appeared towards the end of the Gate Rune War in the Arus region surrounding Gregminster. Soaring high in the air, they would swoop down with tremendous speed at their targets.
Etymology
A simurgh is a benevolent, mythical flying creature, depictions of which can be found in many cultures influenced by Persian culture. Iranian legends consider the bird so old that it had seen the destruction of the world three times over and it is said to possess incredible knowledge due to its longevity.
References
- Gensosuikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia, page 77