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Official Profile

Age 30 (as of Siegfried (Light) As of some time prior to Defender's Oath)
32 (as of Siegfried)
Height 180 cm
Race Human
Hobbies Training
Likes Meditation
Dislikes People who are all talk
Final Uncap
シルフの加護で栄えしフェードラッヘの救国の騎士。「竜殺し」の異名を持ち国の英雄とされ、黒竜騎士団団長という座にありながら王殺しの疑いをかけられ国を追われた身であったが、それでも先代の王への忠義から長年姿を隠しながらも国家転覆を企む黒幕打倒を行おうとしていた。
イベント「救国の忠騎士」「亡国の四騎士」にて二度フェードラッヘを救い、その後は貝を探したり熊を倒したりと悠々自適な生活を送っていた。
そんなジークフリートだったが、ある日突然姿をくらます。それと同時期にとある村が焼き払われ、罪なき村民を切り伏せるジークフリートの姿が確認される。
彼の身に何が起こったのか、真相を確かめるため主人公一行はジークフリート捜索に向かう――
Character Release
イベント「ポーチャーズ・デイ」で一足早くお披露目された浴衣バージョンです。
涼しげな浴衣を身にまとい、大剣を軽々と振り回す…いつもの鎧姿とは一味違った装いにご注目ください!
Character Release
フェードラッヘの四騎士の中で最年長、冷静沈着で物腰やわらかく、少し恐ろしくも頼もしい。
兜の中の眼光が見つめる先、そしてこれまで見てきた景色は、イベントストーリーで余すところなく描かれていますので、お見逃しなく!
Character Release
かつて「王殺し」の濡れ衣を着せられ、孤独な逃亡生活を送っていた頃のジークフリートがアナザーバージョンの光属性SSレアキャラクターとして登場します!
フェードラッヘの執政官「イザベラ」の罠によって、無実の罪で騎士団から追われる身となってしまったジークフリート。孤立無援の状況で、かつての弟子であるランスロットですら敵に回っても、ジークフリートは王のために忠義を尽くそうとします。
しかし、追手との激しい戦闘のさなか、ついにジークフリートの大剣が折れてしまい……?サイドストーリー「救国の忠騎士」の前日譚でもあるフェイトエピソードにご期待ください!
Source [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]
* This is an unofficial, amateur translation.
Age 30歳 (as of Siegfried (Light) As of some time prior to Defender's Oath)
32歳 (as of Siegfried)
Height 180cm
Race ヒューマン
Hobbies 稽古
Likes 瞑想
Dislikes 口だけの人間
Final Uncap
シルフの加護で栄えしフェードラッヘの救国の騎士。「竜殺し」の異名を持ち国の英雄とされ、黒竜騎士団団長という座にありながら王殺しの疑いをかけられ国を追われた身であったが、それでも先代の王への忠義から長年姿を隠しながらも国家転覆を企む黒幕打倒を行おうとしていた。
イベント「救国の忠騎士」「亡国の四騎士」にて二度フェードラッヘを救い、その後は貝を探したり熊を倒したりと悠々自適な生活を送っていた。
そんなジークフリートだったが、ある日突然姿をくらます。それと同時期にとある村が焼き払われ、罪なき村民を切り伏せるジークフリートの姿が確認される。
彼の身に何が起こったのか、真相を確かめるため主人公一行はジークフリート捜索に向かう――
Character Release
イベント「ポーチャーズ・デイ」で一足早くお披露目された浴衣バージョンです。
涼しげな浴衣を身にまとい、大剣を軽々と振り回す…いつもの鎧姿とは一味違った装いにご注目ください!
Character Release
フェードラッヘの四騎士の中で最年長、冷静沈着で物腰やわらかく、少し恐ろしくも頼もしい。
兜の中の眼光が見つめる先、そしてこれまで見てきた景色は、イベントストーリーで余すところなく描かれていますので、お見逃しなく!
Character Release
かつて「王殺し」の濡れ衣を着せられ、孤独な逃亡生活を送っていた頃のジークフリートがアナザーバージョンの光属性SSレアキャラクターとして登場します!
フェードラッヘの執政官「イザベラ」の罠によって、無実の罪で騎士団から追われる身となってしまったジークフリート。孤立無援の状況で、かつての弟子であるランスロットですら敵に回っても、ジークフリートは王のために忠義を尽くそうとします。
しかし、追手との激しい戦闘のさなか、ついにジークフリートの大剣が折れてしまい……?サイドストーリー「救国の忠騎士」の前日譚でもあるフェイトエピソードにご期待ください!
Source [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]

Background

Ten years ago, Siegfried was recruited into the Royal Knights of Feendrache by King Josef, who personally instructed him on knighthood. Although his dubious origins and rough mannerisms caused conflict with many other knights, Siegfried slowly grew in reputation. Along with Gunther and Hagen, Siegfried was one of the commanders in the Fafnir Suppression Force; however, mid-battle, Hagen initiated his plan to have the other two knights slain in the battle and steal glory for himself. Siegfried sacrificed himself to defeat Fafnir, and his life was only spared by drinking the dragon's blood.

After apprehending Hagen and returning to Feendrache victorious, Siegfried became known as the "Dragonslayer" in honor of his valiant actions and King Josef appointed him as his personal bodyguard. Soon, the Royal Knights of Feendrache was reorganized as the Order of the Black Dragons, with Siegfried as its new captain. Gunther and Kriemhild, Josef's attendant, married and moved to the region of Burgundy.

Over the years, Feendrache grew ever more prosperous with the help of Isabella and the primal beast Sylph, who used Fafnir's blood to create a magical elixir called alma. As Feendrache's fame grew and its military might distinguished itself from surrounding kingdoms, the Order of the Black Dragons attracted the likes of Lancelot and Percival—both who became his co-deputy commanders.

Then a village became inflicted with a mysterious epidemic. The villagers came to the King for aid and Josef sent Siegfried to investigate. There, the knight discovered that alma created a poisonous by-product that was dumped into the river by soldiers of Feendrache. Seeking to inform the King, Siegfried came back to the castle only to be framed for his liege's death by the true culprit of conspiracy. The King told Siegfried how to escape with his dying breath and he escaped into the rainy night. Branded the "Kingslayer," Siegfried became a fugitive and worked behind the scenes so he could one day expose the true villain.

This section contains spoilers. Continue reading at your own discretion.

Time would pass and a certain crew would visit Feendrache when Siegfried unsealed Fafnir to lure the person who framed him. That crew and the knights who had once served their Kingdom next to Siegfried discovered his innocence. They worked together to bring the truth to light and out the conspirators poisoning the Kingdom.

Even though his name was cleared, Siegfried turned down the offer to become the captain of the White Dragon Knights. Taking responsibility for the uproar he caused and for the knights he harmed in the process, Siegfried left to go on a journey. Though he can return to Feendrache any time he wishes, Siegfried continued to search for ways to help his country from afar.


End of spoilers.


Events

Trivia

Etymology

    • Siegfried's name and background are drawn from the protagonist of the Middle High German epic Nibelungenlied, who killed a dragon and bathed in its blood to become nearly invulnerable.
  • Siegfrieds's skill and charge attack names are in German or French.
    • "Rauesee Faenge", or Rauesee Fänge, means "rough seas fangs"
    • "Zwei Harpunieren" means "to harpoon twice"
    • "Dernier Allie", or Dernier Allié, means "last ally"
    • "Loin d'Ici" means "far from here"

Special Cutscenes

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Happy Birthday Cutscenes
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Happy birthday.
Allow me to join you in celebration of this very special day.

2

Time passes, day by day, month by month, and soon an entire year has already moved on.
I was thinking about what to surprise you with and I've come up with the perfect gift for you. Are you ready?
Speechless, are we? Okay, here it is!
(Captain) immediately braces for the worst. Paying no mind, Siegfried begins contorting his body into a bizarre dance.
Old stories claim that it's easier to be possessed by evil spirits on your birthday.
I stumbled across this dance in old literature. It's said to be especially potent at warding off evil.
With this dance, I wish you happiness and good health. Care to join me?

3

Happy birthday to you.
This will be the third year I get to celebrate this day with you, isn't it? Time goes by so quickly.
This year I got you a tongue tingling gift, (Captain). Would you like it?
Siegfried takes out a handful of bright red fruit. They're long and slim with pointy ends.
This is a special seasoning that grows on a certain island. Not only is it extremely spicy, it's said to ward off evil spirits with its spiciness.
Or rather, it's supposed to help boost your immunity so you don't fall ill.
I also got a recipe to go along with the gift. Let's head to the kitchen and cook it up at once!
I'm quite curious to know how spicy it is. Shall we eat it together when it's all done?

4

Happy birthday, (Captain). Time passes oh so quickly.
This is a present from me to you. It's supposed to be a decoration for your room.
Siegfried hands (Captain) a peculiar object that resembles neither an animal nor a fish.
On certain islands, this doll is said to ward off evil spirits. Leave it where all can see.
I have one in my own room. It's unique appearance helps me gaze at peacefully for long periods of time.
If we wish for the safety of the Grandcypher, we can even place one on its nose.
(Captain), if you have a moment, would you like to come with me and do just that?

5

Happy birthday, (Captain). I see you've made even further progress since last year.
To commemorate your growth as a fine skyfarer, I'd like to give you a present.
(Captain) opens the package to find a cloak with strange designs embroidered on it.
I've been told that this cloak has a story behind it and is something given on birthdays.
The embroidered designs are meant to be blessings, in hopes that the wearer's dreams will come true, and also to protect the wearer from harm.
Actually, this cloak seemed so impressive that I bought one for myself as well.
What do you say we wear this together today, (Captain)?

Happy New Year Cutscenes
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Happy New Year.
A new beginning is upon us. This year I hope to grow even stronger by your side.

2

Today should be spent surrounded by family, or so everyone says.
Humph. Well, I don't really have any family, so it doesn't concern me I guess.
What? What's with that face? Yes, the crew and I are friends, but...
You're right, I suppose. In a way, we're also a family.
Let's be sure to make lots of great memories this year!

3

Is that you, (Captain)? What's the matter? Hm... You've come to wish me a happy New Year?
I see. You brought me some New Year's snacks as well? Mm... Then I gratefully accept.
Don't be shy. Please come inside. You wanted to eat them with me here, no?
Mm... Your heart is just easy to read is all, (Captain).
Food is more delicious when you're sharing it with others. Am I right?
I'm sure the crew has been at your side all day, so I'm touched that you'd go out of your way to come see me.
Now let's not stand and chat! Have a seat while I make some warm tea!

4

Happy New Year.
What now? You're surprised I came to see you just to say that?
Well, you're always going through the trouble of coming to see me, so I thought I'd return the favor.
But I thought it might be a little strange to come empty-handed.
That's why I brought the Lucky Laugh game. You know it?
You're blind-folded and try to build a face from pieces you have. Then everyone laughs with you at the silly face you've made which brings luck.
You seem to know what I'm talking about already.
Heh heh... Want to play?
Let's say that the person who makes the funnier face wins.

5

It seems that people tend to set new goals and make their wishes at the start of a new year.
I tried following everyone else and writing down a resolution. What do you think?
Siegfried holds up a piece of paper with the words "Loyal Knight" on it.
You have quite the expression on your face. This is the title I received from His Highness—there is a special meaning to it.
Feelings are something that change over time. I chose to write this so as to remind myself that I must not forget what I had originally set out to do.
Heh. I'm glad you understand.
Have you set any goals for yourself, (Captain)? Why don't you tell me about them?

Valentine's Day Cutscenes
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Happy Valentine's Day. Today is the day you give sweet tokens of gratitude to others.
Hm? Only the female crew members are giving gifts today, you say?

2

I kind of messed up last year's Valentine's Day, didn't I, (Captain)?
For this year, I practiced what to say a few days ago. I'm prepared for any present you give me.
So go ahead, (Captain), and give it to me whenever's convenient for you. Hm?
Ah, I see... I'm supposed to be spontaneous, not rehearsed.
Shoot... I failed again! Wait, wait, give me another chance. Just come in from the door and start over. Is that okay, (Captain)?

3

It's Valentine's Day... I need to make sure I don't do anything off-putting to (Captain)...
(Speak of the devil! Now's my chance... I'll watch her from afar while pretending not to notice her...)
...
...
...
Hm? I don't look well? No problem. I'm just perfect.
Hm? Don't tell me... I stirred up worry by pretending not to notice you?
I see... In order to pull off a surprise, acting natural is the key.
Ah... Look what I've done another year in a row!
Greeting, light chat, and eye contact... Good. I've got it.
(Captain), I'm sorry about this once again. But could you please give me another chance? Just one more...

4

Is it Valentine's Day already?
I'll need to take the steps necessary to properly accept (Captain)'s gift this year.
First... Casually say.
"What a surprise to see you here..."
I think...
Then I exchange pleasantries...
"It's cold out. Take care not to get sick."
Yes... That'll do...
Then (Captain) will present the present and I'll kindly respond...
Hm?
(Captain), did you see all that?
This box... Oh, you brought me chocolates? Thank you.
Oh no... All that preparation for nothing...

5

(Ah, there's (Captain). All right, now to act like how I'd practiced earlier...)
Oh, hello, (Captain)! It's pretty cold lately, huh?
Looks like it snowed quite a lot yesterday. While walking down the street, I saw some boys beating the cold and making a snowman.
It looked like they were having trouble putting the head on the body, so I gave them a hand.
By the way, (Captain)... Did you want to talk to me about something?
Is this... chocolate? Thank you, (Captain). I'll take my time to enjoy it later today.
(Phew... Okay, I think I acted pretty natural this year.)

White Day Cutscenes
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White Day is finally here, it seems.
And I'd like to thank you for all you do.
Let's see... How about a lesson in sword fighting?

2

Do you have a moment, (Captain)? Seeing as it's White Day, I've prepared a small gift for you.
I'm not well versed in such customs, so I hope it's to your liking, (Captain).
I give this not out of duty, but of my own volition. Please accept it.
Why are you hanging your head? Have I erred again?
No? You're... happy? Well, I'm relieved, if that's the case.
After all, this gift for you, (Captain), is heartfelt.
Let's continue exploring the unknown together.

3

(Captain), thank you for the chocolates on Valentine's Day.
The flavor was exquisite... I was surprised to learn that it was homemade.
I want to repay you for your kindness, (Captain). So I brought sweets for you as a token of my thanks.
Go ahead and take it. Of course, these chocolates are especially for you.
You think I don't know what I'm saying? Heh... I know very well. And I've come to know more than you think...
When I think of someone I want to hold dear to me, you're the first person I think of, (Captain).
Hm... Now why are you looking at me with that face? Could I have said something to upset you?
Oh, you're just surprised? Ah, I see. I'm sorry. I mistook your reaction for something else...
I want you to continue being my ally in battle, (Captain), as we continue to support each other. I trust you want the same.

4

(Captain), can I borrow you for a moment?
I need to let you know how I really feel. So here...
I just need to get this off my chest and into the right words...
(Captain)... I...
Hm? Why are you looking down? Did I say something wrong...
Oh, you're just surprised? Then I have succeeded!
I wanted to say that I... respect you as a great leader. That is all.

5

Sorry for calling you out here all of a sudden, (Captain).
I've brought you something in return for your gift the other day.
But I have something I want to say before giving it to you.
I'm afraid I've been wrong in the way I expressed my gratitude up until now.
You were always so thoughtful and sincere toward me—I apologize for how ill-mannered I've acted in return. I'll show you here just how sincere I am as well.
(Captain), your homemade chocolate was delicious.
Here's something from me in return. Yes, I baked it myself.
Did I leave it in the oven for long enough? Okay, that's good. I'm glad I did my research before attempting to make it.
Actually, I have another recipe I'd like to try sometime. Will you taste it for me when I make it?

Gift
Chocolate Biscuits
5th year:
Light Cookies
Trick or Treat Cutscenes
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Happy Halloween.
Pranks are not my strong point. Would some candy suffice?

2

It looks like the season of costumes is upon us once more.
I'm no good at pranks, so I couldn't join in on the fun last year.
But after traveling with this crew, I think I have a few ideas up my sleeve.
So, what kind of pranks do you enjoy, (Captain)?
Don't be shy. What prank would you play on me? Tell me!

3

When the weather starts to get this chilly, it means the Halloween festival has come back around.
Now then, you've come up with a special trick to play on me this year, haven't you? Go on and give it your best shot.
Hm? Rather than play a trick, you want to be tricked instead?
Hm... I see. This is a bit difficult... What sort of trick would be good to try?
How about if I switch your weapon with my giant sword, (Captain)? It'd be a bit annoying to get used to!
Hm... A more playful trick, you say? What should I do...
Well, they say it's best to watch an expert if you wish to get good at something. So let's go and see what the kids are up to!
We'll have them play a trick on us. That should give us some real food—or tricks—for thought!

4

(Captain)...
Shh!
(Captain) is invited by the hiding Siegfried to join him.
You're here just in time. I'm getting ready to scare some children who will be coming by any moment...
I was able to master the art of hiding, but I'm not sure exactly how I should scare them.
I supposed something frightful will do the trick, eh? I can mimic the movements of the undead quite well.
Hm... I see your point. It may not be wise to put fear into the children's hearts... A simple startle should be sufficient.
Here they come. Will you help me give them a good trick?

5

Oh, is that what you're going with for this year's costume, (Captain)? It looks good on you.
Actually, I tried dressing up this year myself...
The cloak I wore had wings and the children loved it, so they're borrowing it for the time being.
No, it wasn't a bat costume. It was a dragon.
I sewed scales from a real dragon onto the cloak, so it feels quite real too.
Heh. Since everyone loves it so much, venturing deep into the mountains of Feendrache to gather the scales was worth it.
I'll show you the cloak once I get it back. Then you can tell me what you think of it.

Happy Holidays Cutscenes
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Happy holidays. Santa's on his way, but have you been good this year?
I see... You're not a kid anymore, eh?

2

Even I could stand to relax every once in a while, right?
This time of year always reminds me that I'm not a child anymore.
Anyway, I'm off to deliver presents now.
There's no need to worry. I'll wear the red suit instead of my usual armor.
You've been good this year, (Captain). Perhaps there'll be a present waiting for you as well.

3

Happy holidays! Good to hear you sounding so cheery, (Captain)!
On the way here, a group of children I'd given presents to last year ran up to me. It's clear they've got their hopes up for this year.
But giving a child a gift with their promise that they'll be good for a whole year is a flimsy bet when it comes down to it.
But their bright smiling eyes looking up at me as they asked about their presents was proof enough. They'd honestly kept their promise all year long.
Now then, I think it's time for St. Nick and his reindeer to make an appearance and drop off these gifts!
But don't fret... I was sure to get a gift for you too, (Captain)!
Everyone knows that you've been good this year, (Captain). You deserve a present!

4

Happy holidays, (Captain)!
You want to know what this big bag is for? I'm going to go pass out presents to the children.
Last year, I promised the kids if they were good, I'd visit. I can't let them down.
Heh heh... I like the ring of Siegfried Santa anyways.
Hm? You'll help me pass out the presents?
That'd be much appreciated.
It's not like these are heavy or anything, but some of the stuff just won't fit in my one bag.
You'll get a present too once we pass all these out.
Come on, (Captain). Let's go.

5

When I went to give the children their presents as usual, they gave me an invitation to a party.
On the back of it, there's even a drawing of me looking like quite the hero. I'm honored.
I'm very touched that someone like me would receive such a heartfelt invitation—I never thought that day would come.
On the invitation, it says that I'm welcome to bring a friend to the party. Would you like to come, (Captain)?
All right, then change into this costume.
It's time for St. Nick and his reindeer to give the children a nice surprise!

Fate Episodes

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Bane of the Seas

While Siegfried is visiting Venera Beach, a massive orca called Rugiet appears and uses a powerful sound wave to destroy a nearby building. Siegfried engages the beast in battle, but his equipment is unsuitable for water combat, causing him to drop his blade into the ocean depths.



Siegfried pays a visit to Auguste with Lancelot and the others for a long-due summer vacation.
There, the knights find themselves reunited with (Captain) and the crew, and together, they help save a sushi house by the name of "Miyasato" on Tono Island.
Once business at Miyasato is stable again, Siegfried heads back to Venera Beach on his own.
Siegfried: (Earlier, when I was walking along the rocks looking for abalone...)
Siegfried: (All right, that should be enough to use for sushi.)
Siegfried: (Was that a fish? Larger creatures like that don't usually swim so close to shore.)
Siegfried: (The fish I saw had been swimming in shallow water for days.)
Siegfried: (The ocean was quiet, and there weren't any signs of a storm coming. But it's clear that the fish are picking up on something.)
Siegfried looks out at the ocean as he stands on the shore, the hems of his yukata fluttering in the wind.
Siegfried: (It's the same here. The fish's behavior is worrying... Let's hope I'm overthinking it.)
Tourist 1: Hey, did you hear about a colossal hermit crab or whatever appearing recently? The thing that looks like a giant mountain.
Tourist 1: Apparently some girl with a shark took it down all by herself! Isn't that crazy?
Tourist 2: Ooh, I heard about that! Wasn't the girl around the same age as us? How the heck did she get so strong?
Siegfried: (Hm, it seems something happened while we were on Tono Island. I should ask them about it.)
Siegfried: Pardon me. I happened to overhear your conversation—could I ask you for more details about the incident?
Tourists: (Oh my. What a hunk!)
Siegfried: Is something the matter?
Tourist 1: Oh, nothing at all! You wanna know about the colossal hermit crab? We didn't see it ourselves, but...
The incident happened a short while ago.
Meg (Event) is a crew member

Meg: This is for that Albacore I never asked for on my very first vacation!
Meg: Revenge is a bonito best served cold! Here's a sunfish rising up your shellhole!
Meg: Get benthic and take those eals with you!
Meg: And last but not least... This is for pissing me off!
Meg (Event) not in crew

Girl with Shark: This is for that Albacore I never asked for on my very first vacation!
Girl with Shark: Revenge is a bonito best served cold! Here's a sunfish rising up your shellhole!
Girl with Shark: Get benthic and take those eals with you!
Girl with Shark: And last but not least... This is for pissing me off!
Colossal Hermit: ...
The awakened colossal hermit crab takes a fierce blow from the girl and collapses, falling silent once again.
Tourist 1: You see that mountain over there? The girl knocked out that humungous thing!
Tourist 2: I think it's sleeping right now, but it's really scary when it moves.
Siegfried: I see... And you say a girl defeated it all by herself? That's rather remarkable.
Tourist 2: Right? But she's not in Auguste anymore. I heard she went home after that.
Siegfried looks up at the dormant crab before shifting his gaze back to the ocean.
Siegfried: (The trees and buildings along the beach are intact... which means the colossal hermit crab fell back into its slumber without leaving the water.)
Siegfried: (In that case, it doesn't seem like the incident with the crab is connected to the changes in the ocean.)
Siegfried: That was very helpful; thank you for your time. I'll take my leave here.
Tourist 2: Not at all! I'm glad we could... help...
Siegfried: What's wrong?
Tourist 2: Do you... hear something?
Siegfried: Hear something?
A moment later, an ear-piercing cry from the ocean sweeps across the beach without warning.
Tourist 2: Eeek, my ears! What the heck is this? Aah...
An intense feeling of dizziness from the sound wave seizes one of the girls, and she sinks to the ground.
Tourist 1: Hey, you okay?
Siegfried: ...!
Caught by surprise, Siegfried looks cautiously around the area.
The waves on the surface of the sea move in strange patterns to the sound as the sand on the shore rises in the air.
Siegfried: It's almost as if the island itself is shaking... Could the sound be from something happening underground?
Siegfried: No... The sound itself possesses some kind of power.
Just as Siegfried reaches this conclusion, he hears a crack from a nearby building and notices it trembling.
Tourist 1: Huh?
Debris begins to crash down from the collapsing building, the falling rubble heading straight for the tourists below.
Tourists: Aaaaah!
Siegfried: Are you hurt? You need to get as far away as you can from here—immediately.
Tourist 2: R-right!
Siegfried: (The sound wave is capable of even destroying buildings... I need to locate the cause of this quickly.)
Siegfried: (Judging by the surface of the water, the culprit is most likely hidden under the sea.)
Just as he is about to head toward the ocean, a large shadow leaps out from the water.
???: Screeeee!
Dolphin Caretaker: It's an orca! An orca's coming! Quick, get the dolphins out of here!
Fisherman: That's no ordinary orca... It's the songstress Rugiet!
Fisherman: Everyone, stop what you're doing and hurry back to land! This is no joke! Rugiet's wandered into our area!
Siegfried: Excuse me. What is this "Rugiet" you were talking about just now?
Fisherman: Isn't it obvious? A monster, that's what it is! You should run as far as you can from the ocean if you know what's good for you!
Fisherman: I've got decades of experience as a fisherman, but I've never seen anything as big as this! Even we masters of the sea don't know how to handle it!
Siegfried: (So that's how it is. The changes in the ocean are from this creature named Rugiet that's not native to these waters.)
Fisherman: Retreat! Back to shore now, or you'll find yourself at the bottom of the ocean, boat and all!
All the fisherman who had been working on the sea snatch up their oars and begin to row back to the beach.
Dolphin: Screeee!
Dolphin Caretaker: Ack! Get away from us! Take this!
Seeing a dolphin about to get eaten by Rugiet, the caretaker takes his oar and strikes the large head protruding from the surface of the water.
Fisherman: Hey, what do you think you're doing! Don't provoke it!
Rugiet: Screeeee!
Dolphin Caretaker: Augh!
The angry Rugiet releases a deafening cry, immediately knocking the nearby caretaker unconscious. The man falls overboard and sinks below the waves.
Fisherman: Hey! What the... Are you serious?
Fisherman: My boat's starting to sink too! Ugh... Don't tell me I have no choice but to leave 'im...
Siegfried: Leave this to me. You wait over there.
Fisherman: Wha!
The fisherman watches in disbelief as the man dressed in a yukata leaps out from behind him.
With a large blade in hand, the man jumps fearlessly between the moving boat and the surrounding rocks, heading for Rugiet with incredible speed.
Rugiet: ...
Siegfried: (It's big all right. Its size is comparable to that of a dragon.)
Siegfried: (I might have gotten a head start, but ordinary methods won't work on this one. Still—even if I can't take it down, I can at least drive it away!)
Siegfried: Haaaah!
Rugiet: Screee!
Siegfried leaps up from the rocks and swings his sword down on Rugiet's head, plunging straight into the ocean together with it.
Fisherman: That guy must be nuts!
Siegfried: Wake up!
Dolphin Caretaker: Ngh...
Fisherman: Hey, I threw over a life preserver! Grab it!
Siegfried: Perfect. Thank you!
The fisherman tugs on the rope, pulling the dolphin caretaker safely to the boat.
Fisherman: You too! Hurry!
Siegfried: No, my work isn't done yet. The two of you escape first.
Fisherman: You're actually planning to take on Rugiet in the water? It'll be the end of you!
Despite the fisherman's words, however, Siegfried turns to face the creature once more.
Rugiet: ...
Siegfried: (It's rather inconvenient to move in the water with my blade and this yukata on.)
Rugiet: Screeeeee!
Siegfried: (Augh!)
Siegfried: (Rugiet's cries are a lot stronger here compared to when I was on land... It's messing with my sense of balance!)
Siegfried: (But it'll take more than that to stop me. After all, I've been through worse things—a lot of them.)
Siegfried: (I'll need to fend it off while everyone is still evacuating. And if I have to, I'll use my power as a last resort...)
Rugiet: Screeeeee!
Rugiet opens its mouth wide and bares its multitude of teeth as it charges toward Siegfried, threatening to swallow the man whole.
Predicting Rugiet's movements, Siegfried nimbly dodges its attacks with minimal effort.
Fisherman: I don't believe it... He's actually fighting that thing underwater!
Dolphin Caretaker: Mmrgh...
Dolphin Caretaker: The dolphins! Where are they? W-whoa—
Fisherman: Take it easy there. The dolphins are safe—for now.
Dolphin Caretaker: For now?
His head still spinning, the caretaker looks toward where the fisherman's eyes are glued.
Siegfried: (It's fast and has a good eye. My strikes are landing, but only barely. It's reading my every move.)
Siegfried: (I suppose I won't get anywhere if I don't take a few risks.)
Siegfried swims swiftly up to the surface before kicking off again from a rock, diving straight toward Rugiet.
Siegfried: (Take this!)
Rugiet: Scree!
Rugiet: Scrooooaaar!
Siegfried: Gwah!
Upon taking a hard hit from Siegfried, Rugiet flies into a rampage and strikes the knight with its tail fin, sending him spinning toward the surface.
Siegfried: (Damn it, my sword!)
Siegfried's blow had successfully landed, but he is pushed back in the opposite direction by the force of the water. His weapon slips out of his grasp.
His sword slowly sinks into the darkness of the sea—the blade that had accompanied him through the days he spent as a fugitive and when he fought for his country.
Rugiet: Scrooooaaaar!
Siegfried: (It can't be helped. I'll have to use...)
Rugiet: ...!
Dolphin Caretaker: Come on, go!
Dolphin: Squeeee!
Siegfried: ...!
Feeling the power of the great dragon Fafnir run through his body, Siegfried is about to release the energy when he finds himself surrounded by a pod of dolphins.
Dolphin: Squee, squee!
The dolphins prod Siegfried with their beaks, pushing him in the direction of the shore.
Rugiet: ...
Rugiet, injured from the fight, appears to give up its pursuit and turns back toward the open sea.
Siegfried: (I guess it's gone for now... But from what I can gauge, it'll be back once it's recovered from its injuries.)
Siegfried: (Then we'll settle this once and for all. It may be a fearsome sea creature, but I'll be ready for it when the time comes.)
Swearing victory in their next fight, Siegfried turns to head back to shore.
Siegfried: ...
Siegfried: (Thanks to the others, I'm now well-armed and well-dressed. I might have suffered defeat the other day, but I won't go down so easy in our next battle.)
Standing on the shore of a sun-kissed beach, Siegfried narrows his eyes as he gazes out at the ocean.
From the horizon, he spots a shadow fiercely making its way along the surface of the water toward the shore.
Siegfried: I knew you'd come back.
Carrying a large harpoon over his shoulder, Siegfried takes a firm step forward as he heads out to the battlefield.

Exempt from the Cycle

Following the battle with Rugiet, Siegfried learns that the orca's appearance was due to an ecosystem disturbance caused by rampaging sharks. After making sure he's fully prepared for combat, Siegfried heads to the shore intending to face the beast alone, but the local fishermen insist on lending their aid.



A ferocious orca by the name of Rugiet had suddenly appeared in the ocean. Caught in the uproar, Siegfried had promptly driven the orca away after an intense battle.
Later that night, Siegfried visits the Tourism Association to check up on the dolphin caretaker he had rescued.
Dolphin Caretaker: I don't know how to thank you... I really owe you my life.
Siegfried: I'm glad to see that you're already on your way to recovery. Besides, it's your dolphins that saved me back there—thank you.
Fisherman: It's good that we're all safe now, but you two were way too reckless out there! What were you thinking, standing up to Rugiet?
Siegfried: I apologize for any worry I've caused.
Fisherman: You've gotta be outta your mind... It's already bad enough fighting an orca in the middle of the ocean, much less Rugiet.
Siegfried: Hm... What exactly is an "orca" anyway? I've come to Auguste on several occasions before, but it's my first time seeing one.
Dolphin Caretaker: Orcas are very similar to dolphins. Despite their wild tempers, they're very smart, so they usually don't attack people without a reason.
Fisherman: Right. They don't come near the shore 'cause they don't want trouble with people, and they don't seem to care even if fishermen happen to wander into their territory.
Fisherman: But Rugiet is different. Its temper and strength are on a whole different level. Put even one toe in its territory and you're dead.
Dolphin Caretaker: Rugiet is most likely a mutation of an orca. Different parts of its body are developing in an abnormal way.
Dolphin Caretaker: Its vocal organs are especially remarkable. Rugiet's voice has become so strong that it's basically a shock wave now.
Fisherman: If you're careless and stray too close, Rugiet'll sink your entire boat with just its voice. It's infamous among fishermen as being the "songstress of the stormy seas."
Fisherman: A few of my own friends have gotten involved in some trouble with Rugiet before, so none of us go near it anymore. Who'd have thought it'd actually come to us though...
Siegfried: Hm, so you've been peacefully coexisting up until now. What do you think would make it come into your territory?
???: Most likely, something has disturbed the ecosystem.
The chairman of the Tourism Association strides into the first aid room, a somber look on his face.
Siegfried: Do you mean the shark mutation caused by a meteorite strike that happened here before?
Chairman: Indeed. Since the number of creatures in the ocean drastically decreased due to attacks from rampaging sharks, other carnivorous animals are now starving.
Fisherman: The size of our hauls has diminished too. It's almost impossible for us to get any fish out in the open sea.
Chairman: That's why we opened up an area where tourists can swim with the dolphins, in hopes of boosting our revenue, if only a little.
Fisherman: We've been doing our best to help too. We fed the dolphins small fish so that more of 'em would gather near the shore. But then...
Siegfried: Rugiet showed up to target the dolphins. Is that right?
Dolphin Caretaker: Yes... We've had several dolphins disappear recently. It's probably Rugiet's doing...
Siegfried: So that's why you risked yourself like that and stood up to Rugiet.
Dolphin Caretaker: Since I'm the one who called the dolphins, I have to protect them... Or that's what I thought, but I got knocked out so easily. I can't be any more ashamed of myself...
Thinking back to the fearful events that happened just a few hours ago, the caretaker's hands begin to shake.
Dolphin Caretaker: Thanks to your help, the dolphins and I managed to escape safe and sound this time. But who knows if we'll be so lucky next time...
Fisherman: Sigh... If this is how it's gonna be, we can't have dolphins swimming here anymore.
Fisherman: We should let 'em back into the open sea. The longer they're here, the more danger we're in as well.
Dolphin Caretaker: You can't be serious! Are you suggesting we sacrifice the dolphins for our own safety?
Fisherman: That's right! If we wanna stay safe, we gotta make some sacrifices!
Fisherman: We might find ourselves suffering even more damage the next time Rugiet shows up. We don't have a choice anymore!
Dolphin Caretaker: Still, that can't be right! You were looking forward to swimming with the dolphins yourself, weren't you?
Fisherman: We have to make some decisions! Once an ecosystem begins to degrade, you can't fix it again that easily!
Chairman: ...
A look of pain flickers across the chairman's face as he watches the frustrated exchange between the fisherman and the caretaker.
Siegfried: Let's calm down. There's no need to get so pessimistic.
Siegfried: It's true that repairing an ecosystem after it's degraded is no simple task. But it seems to me that we can only solve this issue if we get Rugiet away from here.
Dolphin Caretaker: Huh? Oh, um... You're right...
Siegfried: You mentioned how Rugiet is smart, and that's why it never came near people before.
Siegfried: If that's the case, then we'll just need to teach it that coming here again will only bring trouble.
Dolphin Caretaker: Y-you have a point...
Siegfried: In order to do that, I'll have to ask you to continue letting the dolphins swim in the shallow area.
Dolphin Caretaker: You mean you want the dolphins to be decoys to draw Rugiet here?
Siegfried: That's right. But there's no need to worry—I won't let them get helplessly eaten.
Siegfried: When Rugiet comes for the dolphins, I'll take it down and make sure it remembers not to come near the shore ever again.
Fisherman: Wh-what! Are you out of your mind? Didn't the last fight teach you anything about how strong Rugiet is?
Siegfried: It certainly did. And that's how I can see a way to conquer it now.
Siegfried: I'd like to make the appropriate preparations for my fight against Rugiet. Could I ask for your assistance?
The Men: ...
Curious as to what Siegfried plans to do, the two men look at each other before agreeing to help.
Fisherman: You said you wanted a harpoon. Will this do?
Siegfried: Oho, that is quite the fine weapon. Both the material and craftsmanship are on par with the blades a captain of the knights would wield.
Fisherman: Yeah, I brought the best one we had. Though I don't know if it'll work on the orca... What're you gonna do about your clothes?
Dolphin Caretaker: It'd be hard to prepare any suitable armor. Whether we use cloth or metal, its resistance and weight will make it inconvenient for underwater movement.
Fisherman: Well, we can't have 'im going out there naked, can we?
Dolphin Caretaker: Of course not. Which is why this will do.
Siegfried: Hm. Shark hide?
Dolphin Caretaker: It's not as smooth as a person's flesh or a live shark's skin, but the resistance underwater should be minimal.
Siegfried: So if we make something from this, it should give me at least some kind of protection.
Siegfried: Thank you very much for offering such valuable items. This will be enough.
Thus, Siegfried proceeds with the preparations for his rematch against Rugiet.
Siegfried: ...
A few days later, Siegfried stands on the beach, a large harpoon in hand.
Siegfried: (The fish near the rocks have been restless since this morning. If my guess is correct, it should be here soon.)
The knight narrows his eyes and looks out at the blue ocean.
Dolphin Caretaker: I still can't believe he's going to take on that thing all by himself.
Fisherman: He said he had something worked out, but what exactly does he plan on doing?
Rugiet: ...
Siegfried: There it is.
Fisherman: I-it's here! I'd recognize that dorsal fin anywhere!
Calmly climbing onto the boat he borrowed, Siegfried gets ready to depart.
Siegfried: Now then, all that's left is to set sail...
The Men: Huff, huff...
Siegfried: So you really did follow me. I thought I told the two of you to leave it to me.
Dolphin Caretaker: I-I'm aware of that... But it wouldn't sit well with me if we just let you go alone into such a dangerous situation... not to mention for our sakes!
Fisherman: Besides, I'm better at steering. And we know a lot more about the ocean than you do.
Fisherman: So you should let us come with you!
Siegfried: ...
Siegfried: Heh... I see now.
Dolphin Caretaker: Um... What's so funny?
Siegfried: Sorry, I was just thinking how I've never had many people worry about me like this before.
Siegfried: (It's true that I'm no expert when it comes to things of the deep. Though I came as prepared as I could, having these two with me would be a much safer option.)
Siegfried: I appreciate the help. I'll leave the steering to you then.
Fisherman: You got it! But before that...
The fisherman puts a large seashell to his lips and blows into it.
Fisherman: It's a battle to defend everyone on this island! We'll need as many boats out there as we can get!
And with that, the men depart for the open sea where a furious showdown awaits.

Exempt from the Cycle: Scene 2

Siegfried heads out to sea with the fishermen to await Rugiet's appearance. After using dolphins to lure the orca, the fishermen cast their nets, but a frenzied Rugiet sinks their boat with a sound wave. Siegfried unleashes the power of Fafnir to save the fishermen, and with their help he is able to wound the beast and drive it away.



Fisherman: The net's ready! How's it going over there?
Dolphin Caretaker: I got all the dolphins out of the area!
The fisherman is readying a large net on the boat while the caretaker urges the dolphins to swim toward the open water.
Rugiet: ...!
Having noticed the pod of dolphins, Rugiet charges in the same direction.
Siegfried: (Okay, it's about time.)
Siegfried stays concealed in the shadows of the rocks, waiting for the perfect moment.
Dolphin Caretaker: Fweeeee!
Dolphin: Squee, squee!
Rugiet: ...?
At the sound of the caretaker's whistle, the dolphins disperse.
Only Siegfried remains, harpoon at the ready as he looks the orca squarely in the eye.
Siegfried: ...
Rugiet: Scree!
Fisherman: Gotcha! Take that!
The fisherman swiftly throws a net between Rugiet and Siegfried.
Rugiet: Screeee!
Siegfried: (We've briefly limited its movements. While it's distracted, now's my chance!)
Siegfried kicks off from a rock and heads straight for the orca. He braces the harpoon for impact.
Rugiet: Scrooooaaaar!
Siegfried: ...!
Fisherman: The net!
Sensing danger, Rugiet flies into a frenzy and bites through the net around its body.
Rugiet: Screeeee!
Fisherman: Damn it!
Dolphin Caretaker: Aaaah!
Everything happens in an instant.
Rugiet jumps out from the water and lets out an intense sound wave, sinking the boats in the area one after another.
Rugiet: Scrooooaaaar!
Dolphin Caretaker: Eeek! D-don't come near me!
Fisherman: Hey, over here! Climb up onto these rocks!
The people who have fallen overboard look desperately for a foothold, but the angered orca continues its attacks relentlessly.
Dolphin Caretaker: Eek!
The dolphin caretaker is making his way up onto the rocks when he senses something behind him. He turns and comes face-to-face with Rugiet.
Dolphin Caretaker: Aaaaah!
Rugiet: Scroooooaaaar!
Rugiet opens its mouth wide in an attempt to swallow the caretaker whole.
Siegfried: Haaaah!
When all seems lost, an invisible impact hits the water, making concentric ripples that grow bigger and bigger.
Both Rugiet and the people clambering onto the rocks turn to look at the source of the impact.
There stands Siegfried, cloaked in a layer of dark energy as his eyes flash with a dangerous fire.
Siegfried: (Come... Come to me!)
Rugiet: ...!
Rugiet: Scrooooaaaar!
Rugiet spins around and charges toward Siegfried, diving into the water.
Rugiet: Scroar!
Dolphin Caretaker: He's fighting evenly with Rugiet... His speed is unbelievable!
Fisherman: I doubted my eyes last time, but... what is this energy I'm feeling from him? I can't stop shaking...
Everyone's eyes are glued to the two shadows clashing with each other under the surface of the water.
Dolphin: Squeeee!
Dolphin Caretaker: Whoa! You picked this up for me?
A dolphin pops its head out from the water, holding a spare net from the sunken boat between its teeth.
Fisherman: Come on, let's focus! We gotta throw the net over it again when we have the chance!
Siegfried: Hraaaaah!
Rugiet: Screeee!
Siegfried: (Speed's down to half... We're both getting exhausted.)
Siegfried: (How much longer will this power last? I have to find some way to finish this in one blow!)
Dolphin: Squeeee!
Siegfried: (What?)
Siegfried looks up at the dolphin that seems to be calling out to him from near the surface.
That's when he notices the fisherman and the others holding up a net and signaling to him.
Siegfried: (All right!)
Having understood the signal, Siegfried begins to swim toward the rocks, with Rugiet hot on his heels.
Fisherman: Ready... Now!
Rugiet: Squeeee!
The men throw the net over the orca once again, but it doesn't take long for Rugiet's sharp teeth to cut through it.
However, the split second in which Rugiet untangles itself from the net is more than enough time for Siegfried to unleash his power.
Siegfried: Graaaaaah!
Rugiet: Scrooooooaaaar!
The harpoon sinks deep into Rugiet. It lets out an ear-splitting shriek as it writhes in agony.
Siegfried: Hrngh!
When Siegfried yanks out the harpoon from the orca's body, blood sprays out like a red fountain.
Desperate to protect itself, Rugiet abruptly turns and swims as fast as it can back into the open sea.
Several days later.
The fisherman reports seeing Rugiet in the ocean, and that its wound from Siegfried's attack had already closed up.
It appears the songstress has returned to its home, continuing to sing its song in its own territory.
After that, just as Siegfried had predicted, Rugiet never dared to go near where people dwelled ever again.

Exempt from the Cycle: Scene 3

Having retrieved his blade from the ocean, Siegfried looks out at the peaceful waters, pondering the fact that he and Rugiet both exist outside the circle of life. Just then Lancelot and the other knights turn up, saving him from his brooding thoughts. Elsewhere the chairman of the Tourism Association nods to himself, vowing to restore Auguste to its former glory.



Siegfried: Whew... I'm glad I was able to retrieve it before it got swept away by the waves.
Siegfried floats on the surface of the water, smiling down at his blade that he recovered from the depths of the ocean.
With Rugiet back in its own territory, the waters are now safe to swim in again, and the shores buzz with activity once more.
His sword at his side, Siegfried looks out at the ocean as he takes in the sea breeze.
Siegfried: (The weather is perfect. The skies are clear, the ocean blue, and the wind and waves are calm. It feels nice.)
Siegfried: (Rugiet is no longer a threat to the creatures of this area. The fish don't seem alarmed anymore.)
The knight takes a deep breath, filling his lungs with the ocean's salty air.
Siegfried: (That power I unleashed earlier...)
Siegfried: Haaaah!
Siegfried: (It was stronger than anything I've unleashed before.)
Siegfried: (The great dragon is so ferocious that even monsters cower in its presence. I drank that dragon's blood and received its power.)
Siegfried: (To eat, or be eaten... Both the great dragon and Rugiet can be considered exempt from this cycle.)
Siegfried: (And now, I, too... may have already become an exception myself.)
Siegfried thinks back to a conversation he had with the fishermen and the dolphin caretaker after his battle with Rugiet.
Dolphin Caretaker: Thank you so much for driving away Rugiet for us.
Dolphin Caretaker: Not only did you save my life on multiple occasions—you brought peace back to these waters. You're our savior.
Fisherman: You were so strong, you could've taken down Rugiet even without our help. I'm sorry we got in your way.
Fisherman: I'm glad we had you with us though. When you drew Rugiet's attention, for a second, you almost looked like something entirely different...
Fisherman: Ah, what am I saying? I just didn't have the guts to do anything. But I'm gonna keep working on myself so that I can protect these waters.
Siegfried: ...
Siegfried: (Perhaps both the concept of a savior and of a monster are essentially the same.)
Siegfried: Hm? A beach ball?
???: I'm terribly sorry! That's our ball!
Lancelot: Huh? Siegfried?
Siegfried: Ah, Lancelot. So you're back from Tono Island.
Vane: So this is where you've been! Here I was thinking you'd left Auguste without us.
Siegfried: There was something that I wanted to look into. I see Percival is with you as well.
Percival: I happened to hear that a knight with a harpoon had suddenly appeared to drive off an enormous sea creature the other day.
Percival: So it really was you, Siegfried.
Vane: Wha! You mean that huge fuss in town about a sea creature... You took care of it all by yourself?
Siegfried: Yes. It came to my attention that something strange was happening in the ocean, and that's how I ended up getting involved.
Lancelot: In that case, you should have talked to us about it too.
Percival: Honestly... When will you learn to stop acting on your own like that?
Siegfried: I wasn't alone. I had ocean experts and dolphins helping me along the way.
Percival: That's not what I'm talking about—
Vane: Whooooa, that's amazing! What kind of sea creature was it exactly?
Siegfried: It was a powerful creature comparable to a dragon, and swam so fast it looked like it was jumping in the water. Its cry also proved quite troublesome.
Vane: Its cry? I wonder what that sounds like...
Vane: But you still managed to beat it in the water? Your strength really knows no limits, huh!
Percival: Stay down and stop interrupting, mongrel!
Lancelot: Calm down, you two. You're overwhelming Siegfried.
Lancelot: I'm sorry, we didn't mean to disturb you while you were relaxing by yourself.
Siegfried: I don't mind. What were all of you doing, by the way?
Vane: We were playing beach volleyball at the court over there!
Lancelot: We're planning to leave in the evening so we won't be playing for too long, but would you like to join us, Siegfried?
Siegfried: Sure, I'd be glad to.
Vane: All right! You can join my team, Siegfried!
Lancelot: Hey, that's not fair. I want him on my team too!
Percival: Sigh... How old are you two?
Vane: Come on, Percy. Don't tell me you don't want Siegfried on your team too?
Percival: Tch. I'm merely thinking from a strategic point of view. Teaming up with Siegfried would raise the probability of winning much higher compared to either of you.
Siegfried: (Haha. Being with these three makes me feel silly for brooding so much all by myself.)
Siegfried: (I'm glad they're here.)
Siegfried follows Lancelot and the others to the beach volleyball court.
A smile spreads on his lips, his expression as clear as the cloudless sky above.
Meanwhile, at a different location.
Chairman: (Auguste's ecosystem has been completely messed up...)
Chairman: (I must return it to its original state... and protect my beloved Auguste!)
In a deserted area of the beach, a single man nods to himself and walks briskly away.

Side-scrolling Quotes

JapaneseThis is an official transcription. EnglishThis is an official translation.
よし、もう少し沖の方へ行ってみるか Why don't we go further out into the ocean?
俺のような武骨な男にもイルカ達は懐いてくれる The dolphins are so friendly, even toward someone as awkward as myself.
海に出る準備は万端だぞ I'm ready to set sail.
海底の貝には気をつけろ毒を持つものもいるからな Be careful of the shells on the ocean floor. Some might have poison.
食うか食われるかの連鎖か…… Eat or be eaten, huh...
銛を突く時はためらわないのが肝要だ When you strike with a harpoon, it's important to do it without hesitation.
水中だろうが遅れはとらんぞ I won't fall behind, even underwater.
(主人公)も潜るか?海の中は綺麗だぞ Would you like to take a dive as well, (Captain)? It's beautiful under the surface.
海に迫る脅威は俺が排除させてもらおう I'll drive away everything that threatens these waters.
(主人公)、お前は俺のようにはなるなよ Don't become like me, (Captain).

Other Appearances

Shadowverse

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Unevolved

Bane.
Ward.

I pledged this sword to my country. No matter how my honor is besmirched, I cannot falter in keeping my vow!

Evolved

(Same as the unevolved form.)

This sword slayed the great dragon—do not presume you'll escape it so easily. Now, time to meet your end!

Class Swordcraft
Trait Officier
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SV Portal Siegfried, Dragonslayer
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Tales of Asteria

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