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Nina

Romance obsessed student of New Leaf Academy
Nina
ニナ Nina
Artwork by Ishikawa Fumi
Physical Information
Race
Gender
Female
Birth Date
SY 445
Age
16 (S2)
Biographical Information
Star
Tenfu Star

Nina (ニナ, Nina) is a character in Suikoden II who also appears in Genso Suikogaiden Vol.1. Nina is a student at New Leaf Academy who tends to be a hopeless romantic.

History

I felt the hand of destiny upon my brow when Sir Flik fought in my honor. Aaah... I've heard the poets speak of it, but to FEEL it... Just talking about it makes me swoon...

—  Nina

Nina is a student at the New Leaf Academy whose bright and congenial personality made her a popular student at the school. She tended to be romantically drawn to foreign men. Her infatuations tend to leave her objects of affections puzzled and withdrawing from her.

When the Highland Army marched on Greenhill City, Nina helped as best she could to organize defenses within the city. During this tense time, she noticed Nash Latkje and immediately became attracted to the Harmonian native.

She also had a deep crush on Shin. It was this prusuit of Shin that brought her into contact with Teresa's hiding place in the city and she became an accomplise to their activites.

During the Highland occupation of Greenhill City, got herself into trouble with a guard, claiming him to be lecherous. The situation was diffused by Flik, which led to the beginnings of her infatuation with the Toran native.

She mistakingly saw Nanami as a rival for his affection during this time, due to the frequent rendezvous between the New Alliance Army in Greenhill and Flik. For the duration of the New Alliance Army's mission in Greenhill, she would attempt to be with Flik whenever possible.

She helped Shin and Teresa Wisemail by purchasing and delivering supplies to their hideout in Greenhill Forest and it was her who helped convince Teresa not to surrender herself to the Highland Army.

She joined the New Alliance Army after Teresa escaped from Greenhill, where she continued to bother Flik. Despite Flik's extreme lack of romantic interest in Nina, the two did become somewhat closer over a series of night-time talks on the roof of the New Alliance Army Headquarters.

Once the Dunan Unification War ended, Nina attempted to follow Flik but eventually lost his trail. She returned to New Leaf Academy where she awaits his return.

Gameplay

Recruitment

Recruitment Data
How to recruit
Nina joins automatically following plot events in Greenhill City.
Castle LV Type Level Weapon LV
Automatic Young female 32 6

Battle Data

Battle Unit
Category Data
Range Medium
Type Young female
Size Medium
Anger Irascible
Panic Level 3
Flying No
Unite Attacks
Name Members
Groupie Attack Flik, Nina
Good Will
Action Character(s)
Protects Flik
Protected by Sheena

Equipment

Equipment Classes
Slot Class
Helmet Cap
Armor Kenpo gi
Shield Cannot equip
Other Young female
Starting Equipment
Slot Piece
Helmet Headgear
Armor Magic Robe
Shield Cannot equip
Other Spicy Pilaf 6
Fish Badge
Guard Ring

Runes

Elemental Affinities
Fire Water Earth
A C B
Lightning Wind Holy
C C B
Darkness Shield Non-Elemental
C C C
Rune Slots
Slot Rune
Head Level 53
Right hand Level 1
Left hand Never unlocks
Weapon None attached

Stats

Stat Growth
LV Grade LV 1 LV 20 LV 60 LV 90
HP E 20 170 290 410
STR E 12 60 94 128
DEX F 12 51 80 108
PROT E 12 60 94 128
MAG D 13 68 107 146
MDEF C 13 75 119 163
SPD E 12 60 94 128
LCK E 12 60 94 128

Weapon

Weapon Levels
LV Name ATK
1 Book Belt 5
2 6
3 8
4 11
5 14
6 New Book Belt 17
7 33
8 40
9 47
10 56
11 66
12 76
13 Book Belt of Love 89
14 124
15 145
16 165
Weapon Details
Skill Description
Type Other
Range Medium
Initial LV 6
Runes None attached

Genso Suikoden Card Stories TCG


Gallery

Artwork

In-Game

References

  1. Genso Suikoden II 108 Stars Character Guide (ISBN 4-88317-769-6), page 161
  2. Genso Suikoden Encyclopaedia (ISBN 4-575-16297-3), pages 201-2
  3. Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia, pages 189-90, 261