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==History== | ==History== | ||
===''Secret of Mana''=== | ===''Secret of Mana''=== | ||
Not much is known about the events of Grandpa's life prior to meeting the party. He is the only survivor of an attack on Sprite Village by Spring Beak and Imperial forces, the latter attempting to take the [[Mana Seed]] of Wind. Grandpa was forced to draw back into the Wind Palace to protect both the Seed and the sprites' patron spirit [[Jinn|Sylphid]], but had been blinded in the assault. Though he now lacks sight, he retains his wisdom; so, when the party meets him, Grandpa instructs Sylphid to go with Popoi and the others as his new masters. Grandpa also tells the party to head for [[Matango]] to find more information about the next steps in their quest, binding their wounds before they depart. | |||
If the party visits the Wind Palace in the future, Grandpa offers to heal the party and save game progress. | |||
==General information== | ==General information== | ||
Revision as of 11:38, February 8, 2022
| Grandpa | |
|---|---|
 Secret of Mana (remake) render | |
| First appearance | Secret of Mana (1993) |
| Latest appearance | Secret of Mana HD (2018) |
| Gender | Male |
| Species | Sprite |
| Voice actor(s) | EN: Paul Gregory (3D) |
Grandpa, his given name unknown, is a supporting character in Secret of Mana. A wizened male sprite who lived with many of his kind in the concealed Sprite Village, Popoi claims that he is their grandfather.
Background
History
Secret of Mana
Not much is known about the events of Grandpa's life prior to meeting the party. He is the only survivor of an attack on Sprite Village by Spring Beak and Imperial forces, the latter attempting to take the Mana Seed of Wind. Grandpa was forced to draw back into the Wind Palace to protect both the Seed and the sprites' patron spirit Sylphid, but had been blinded in the assault. Though he now lacks sight, he retains his wisdom; so, when the party meets him, Grandpa instructs Sylphid to go with Popoi and the others as his new masters. Grandpa also tells the party to head for Matango to find more information about the next steps in their quest, binding their wounds before they depart.
If the party visits the Wind Palace in the future, Grandpa offers to heal the party and save game progress.
General information
Physical appearance
Personality
Gallery
Original 1993 SNES artwork
Original 1993 SNES sprite
2010 Mobile sprite
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | じっちゃん Ji chan |
Grandpa |
| Spanish | Abuelo | Grandpa |
| French | Papi (SNES) Papy (3D) |
Grandpa (SNES & 3D) |
| German | Popois Opa(SNES) Großvater (3D) |
Popoi's Grandpa (Popoi referring to the sprite's given name) Grandfather (3D) |
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Randi --"Whoa! What's a Rabite doing in a place like this?" |
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