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News 28 August 2015 John Layfield, the administrator of the Gensopedia, was interviewed for the Suikoden Revival Movement's Suikofans feature: read it here! 23 August 2015 Matze, of the Suikoden Revival Movement, discusses the chance of a Suikoden announcement at the upcoming Tokyo Games Show in an article on the SRM website, read it here. 22 August 2015 Geeks Under Grace, a Christian gaming website, wrote an article which discusses viewing the first Suikoden game through a Christian perspective. Check it out here. 21 August 2015 The Suikoden Revival Movement's Riley Crane has written an article on why you should be playing Suikoden III. If you're not convinced, why not check it out? 18 August 2015 Konami has released a survey asking for opinions on classic game series they produce, including Suikoden! Let your voice be heard here! 9 August 2015 Kotaku's Jason Schrier has written an article telling you why you should be playing Suikoden II. I'm sure you already agree, but it wouldn't hurt to check it out.		Featured Article Sasarai (ササライ, Sasarai) is a minor character in Suikoden II and Gensosuikogaiden Volume 2 and a major one in Suikoden III. Sasarai is a bishop within the Holy Kingdom of Harmonia. He is also the bearer of the True Earth Rune and is loyal to Hikusaak, the High Priest of Harmonia. He has participated in several wars as a general. In Suikoden II, Sasarai leads a unit of Harmonian soldiers in order to assist the Highland Kingdom during the Dunan Unification War. At first, he was calm and effective as an ally but he would begin to feel uneasy due to Luc's presence among the New State Army, leading to a confrontation between the two. In Suikoden III, Sasarai leads the Harmonian advance into the Grassland, playing a prominent role in the War of the Champions. Although Sasarai is a skilled general, he is also a very kind person who dislikes violence, and he has a strong sense of justice. His subordinates place a lot of trust in him. In turn, Sasarai is loyal to Hikusaak and his convictions. He knows when to question others as well, such as when he suspected the Masked Bishop had ulterior motives for wishing to serve Hikusaak. (more...) Previous Featured Articles: Premium Pack - Marscal Godwin - Seneca - Fire Bringer - Elenor Silverberg - Vincent de Boule - Alchemy - Sasarai - Cleo - Highland Kingdom - Zerase - Agares Blight
Featured Image This map of Seika comes from Gensosuikoden I&II, the PSP re-release of both Suikoden and Suikoden II. In the PSP version of the first Suikoden, many towns have been given a slight upgrade in graphics as is evident here. Suikoden II is untouched.		Did You Know? ...that the positon of acting mayor in Greenhill was only created because Teresa refused the position of Mayor? ...that Dolph's blank expression was drilled into him during Nether Gate training, much like Sagiri's smile? ...that the Elite Soldier at Shasarazade can drop a Horned Helmet, the strongest helmet in the game? ...that Badeaux's favourite creatures are Bon Bons? ...that Suikoden IV's Pablo is a distant ancestor of Suikoden V's Nelis?
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