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| − | '''Mananan''' was the brave King of [[Isaac]] before the events of ''[[Fire Emblem: Seisen no Keifu]]'', and the father of [[Mariccle]] and [[Ira]]. After the [[Rivough]] clan attacked the free city of [[Darna]], in the [[Yied Desert]], Mananan set off to resolve the situation. He led an army to defeat Rivough and took the head of Rivough's ruler, offering it to Grandbell to propose a truce. However, he was captured by Grandbell's soldiers and executed by [[Reptor]]. [[Manfroy]] was responsible for Mananan's death. |
+ | '''Mananan''' was the brave King of [[Isaac]] before the events of ''[[Fire Emblem: Seisen no Keifu]]'', and the father of [[Mariccle]] and [[Ira]]. After the [[Rivough]] clan attacked the free city of [[Darna]], in the [[Yied Desert]], Mananan set off to resolve the situation. He led an army to defeat Rivough and took the head of Rivough's ruler, offering it to Grandbell to propose a truce. However, he was captured by Grandbell's soldiers and executed by [[Reptor]]. [[Manfroy]] was responsible for Mananan's death, and they were scheming with [[Langobalt]] to attain more power for themselves. |
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| + | The Fire Emblem Treasure's family tree reveals that Mananan may have had Mariccle and Ira with two different women. This is also suggested by the fact that his grandson Shanan lacks [[Nihil]] skill, which Ira and her children [[Lakche]] and [[Skasaher]] have. |
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His name derives from the Irish mythological character Manannan mac Lir, the god of the sea and the weather. |
His name derives from the Irish mythological character Manannan mac Lir, the god of the sea and the weather. |
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Revision as of 18:53, 13 March 2011
Mananan was the brave King of Isaac before the events of Fire Emblem: Seisen no Keifu, and the father of Mariccle and Ira. After the Rivough clan attacked the free city of Darna, in the Yied Desert, Mananan set off to resolve the situation. He led an army to defeat Rivough and took the head of Rivough's ruler, offering it to Grandbell to propose a truce. However, he was captured by Grandbell's soldiers and executed by Reptor. Manfroy was responsible for Mananan's death, and they were scheming with Langobalt to attain more power for themselves.
The Fire Emblem Treasure's family tree reveals that Mananan may have had Mariccle and Ira with two different women. This is also suggested by the fact that his grandson Shanan lacks Nihil skill, which Ira and her children Lakche and Skasaher have.
His name derives from the Irish mythological character Manannan mac Lir, the god of the sea and the weather.
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