Flamekhan

Flamekhan
Heroes of Mana artwork Trials of Mana screenshot
First appearance	Trials of Mana (1995)
Latest appearance	Trials of Mana (2022)
Japanese name	フレイムカーン
Title(s)	Lord FlamekhanHoM/ToM King FlamekhanToM The Great GeneralHoM
Homeland	Nevarl
Faction	Thieve's Guild
Role	Antagonist
Gender	Male
Relatives	Falcon & Jessica (daughters) Eagle (son) Hawkeye (grandson)
Species	Human

Flamekhan is a recurring character in Mana series.

Background

Flamekhan was born and raised in the Nevarl Fortress deep within the Burning Sands, where he quickly gained social acclaim in becoming a high ranking officer in its army and earned the title of Lord. He had a first wife with whom he conceived his elder daughter Falcon who was trained to be a ninja. He joined the guild of noble thieves at some point in time.

History

Heroes of Mana

“The great warrior of Nevarl, right-hand man to Olbex, and Falcon's father. He tried to carry out the sentence of death against his own daughter for the crime of deserting Nevarl, but in the brawl saw in her eyes the strength of her own convictions. He then promised to look after Hawkeye in Falcon were ever to to lose her life in battle--but only as an orphan, not as his own grandchild...”

—Notebook

Flamekhan is first mentioned during Chapter 5, Dragon Wings of Reunion, when a Nevarlan deserter named Larkbone visits the Temple of Light in Wendel pleading for the Priest of Light to help his fellow deserters currently pursued by Flamekhan troops after a deal has been made between Pedda and Nevarl. Roget and crew, along with Belgar, the Oracle of Shadows, decide to pitch in and fly to the desert in search for the remaining deserters. In the next chapter, he tries to stop his daughter from escaping, claiming he cannot forgive anyone from abandoning Nevarl and only death awaits those who do so. He leaves them and return to the fortress, plotting for revenge.

The general is seen later in Chapter 13, Have-nots Unforgiving, where he ambush Roget and crew in the Woods of Wandara with the Nevarlan troops. He calls his daughter out for killing off her own kind, while her daughter asks him why he agreed to join forces with Pedda in the forst place. He replies that Nervarlan lands weren't blessed with fertile soil and abundant resources like the other nations of the world did, and with Mana depleting in the world, he'd rather avenge his people and rob the rich from what they have been enjoying so far. He challenges his daughter to a fight but ends up bested by the deserters. This pushes him to restort to a duel where he deals the faster blow to Falcon. This triggers a rumble in the area, pulling the Mana Stone of Wood and its elemental out of their slumber. Falcon tries to reason her father once again, but Flamekhan doesn't waver one bit, saying the Mana Goddess never gave the Nevarlans anything worthwile.

After the Peddan troops retreat from each of the invaded nations, the party decides to head back to Nevarl Fortress in Chapter 19, Forged in the Falling Sands. With their leader Olbex perishing in Laurent, the thieving troops rally beside Flamekhan, their new ruler. The stubborn man refuses to hear reason and battles Roget and crew once again, but the resistance is too strong for the Nevarlans and the desert ruler falls to its knees. Falcon refuses to return to her old creed, but wishes her father raise her son Hawkeye while should something happens to her. He refuses at first, stating he cannot raise him as his grandson, as it is contrary to the law of Nevarl. However he accepts keeping the young child under the condition he is to be considered an orphan. Falcon thanks her and heads back to Roget and crew.

Flamkhan was most certainly affected by Anise's Mirror and had his memory of these past events stripped from him.

Circle of Mana

Flamekhan makes a cameo appearance in the online game, along with several other characters from the Mana series. He appears in 1 set of cards.

Rank	Attribute	Name	Classes				Quote
SUR	技	フレイムカーン	シーフ	レンジャー	[光]ワンダラー	[闇]ローグ	「…よいのだ、ホークアイ。どう言い繕ったところで、ナバールの過去が消えるわけではない。」 "...It's okay, Hawkeye. No matter how you try to talk about it, Nevarl's past won't disappear."

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