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{{#vardefine:transient en title|Viking Boy}} | {{#vardefine:transient en title|Viking Boy}} | ||
{{#vardefine:transient en jingi|<ruby>Grand Superpowered Fist<rt> | {{#vardefine:transient en jingi|<ruby>Grand Superpowered Fist<rt>Stone Fists of Grendel</rt></ruby>}} | ||
{{#vardefine:transient jp en research file|Transfer student (sic) said to have come from the world of Yggdrasil. He's a naughty boy who treats things extremely roughly. In his home world he is supposed to be a legendary king among the vikings' beliefs, but now as the eternal boy he is, all he wishes for is to battle on for forever. He especially likes fighting against powerful dragons, and he's brought along a firedrake friend named Wyrm that he fights with. As a kid he isn't the king's vessel, so he doesn't really understand the nature of being a king. His role has also fated him to go down together in battle with a dragon. Beowulf being the way he is now in Tokyo is due to unique circumstances with Yggdrasil. As someone locked out to the exterior of the world, Beowulf barely carries the All property. His setting himself to be inexperienced might be why he does so terribly with the cunning and crafty. He shows sympathy when facing people with circumstances similar to his own like being a rejuvenated old king or being accompanied by a dragon.}} | {{#vardefine:transient jp en research file|Transfer student (sic) said to have come from the world of Yggdrasil. He's a naughty boy who treats things extremely roughly. In his home world he is supposed to be a legendary king among the vikings' beliefs, but now as the eternal boy he is, all he wishes for is to battle on for forever. He especially likes fighting against powerful dragons, and he's brought along a firedrake friend named Wyrm that he fights with. As a kid he isn't the king's vessel, so he doesn't really understand the nature of being a king. His role has also fated him to go down together in battle with a dragon. Beowulf being the way he is now in Tokyo is due to unique circumstances with Yggdrasil. As someone locked out to the exterior of the world, Beowulf barely carries the All property. His setting himself to be inexperienced might be why he does so terribly with the cunning and crafty. He shows sympathy when facing people with circumstances similar to his own like being a rejuvenated old king or being accompanied by a dragon.}} | ||
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{{#vardefine:transient en title|Dragon Double KO}} | {{#vardefine:transient en title|Dragon Double KO}} | ||
{{#vardefine:transient jp en research file|Beowulf has many treasure sword Sacred Artifacts hanging from his waist, but since he doesn't take good care of them, he tends to break them. In the age that comes after Yggdrasil's ruin, Beowulf is meant to become an old human king, but thanks to a certain theatrical criminal that time will never come for eternity. When the Twilight of the World comes to Yggdrasil, so does the reverting loop of time. That results in Beowulf not aging in Tokyo. He sees the ever-present firedrake child Wyrm as his battle buddy, but Wyrm's feelings towards him are different from friendship. Beowulf sees them as playing around and always pins them down, yet Wyrm seems to highly enjoy that. The reptile tamer of a certain guild seems to be jealous as he tells him to stop bullying the little lizard. In the Tokyo game, Beowulf is said to be part of the Game Masters, which grants him administrative privileges and the ability to be in another guild concurrently.}} | {{#vardefine:transient jp en research file|Beowulf has many treasure sword Sacred Artifacts hanging from his waist, but since he doesn't take good care of them, he tends to break them. In the age that comes after Yggdrasil's ruin, Beowulf is meant to become an old human king, but thanks to a certain theatrical criminal that time will never come for eternity. When the Twilight of the World comes to Yggdrasil, so does the reverting loop of time. That results in Beowulf not aging in Tokyo. He sees the ever-present firedrake child Wyrm as his battle buddy, but Wyrm's feelings towards him are different from friendship. Beowulf sees them as playing around and always pins them down, yet Wyrm seems to highly enjoy that. The reptile tamer of a certain guild seems to be jealous as he tells him to stop bullying the little lizard. In the Tokyo game, Beowulf is said to be part of the Game Masters, which grants him administrative privileges and the ability to be in another guild concurrently.}} | ||
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[Boy Viking] Beowulf
【少年ヴァイキング】ベオウルフ
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[Dragon Rival] Beowulf
【ドラゴンと相撃て】ベオウルフ
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- Chapter 14 Transient Summon (2024 Re-Release) (2024) - The Afterschool Hero and the Fantastic Boyfriends x2 (2023 December Re-Release) (2023) - The Afterschool Hero and the Fantastic Boyfriends x2 (2023) - Chapter 14 Transient Summon (2023) |
Notes
- He is based on the Germanic hero Beowulf whose legend is the basis of the oldest piece of English literature.
- His companion Wyrm is based on worms - large, serpentine dragons in Germanic folklore. Beowulf was killed by such a dragon in his legend.
- His multiple sword Sacred Artifacts are a reference to the many swords Beowulf uses, such as Nægling and Hrunting.
- His Charge Skill, Jotunn Grendel is a reference to the giants in Norse mythology, as well as Grendel, a demon that Beowulf vanquished.
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