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| “ | .. G-Gen... nos... who... sealed me away... with that sword... those... with wings... will de... stroy... winged men... will... reclaim... black ark... those... who.. made me... who... controlled me... ...kill... humans... leave... none... alive... | „ |
| ~ Galbalan in Ys: The Oath in Felghana. |
Galbalan (also called Demanicus in early versions) is the main antagonist of Ys: The Oath in Felghana and its non-canon predecessor, Ys III: Wanderers from Ys. He is an ancient demon who terrorized the land of Felghana before being sealed away by the hero Genos. During the events of Oath in Felghana, he successfully uses his servant Nikolas Garland to orchestrate his release. However, he is promptly sealed away again through the combined efforts of Adol Christin and Chester Stoddart.
He is voiced by Banjo Ginga in the Japanese version, by Lyle Fisher in the English TurboGrafx-CD version of Ys III: Wanderers from Ys and by Jamieson Price in the English version of Ys: The Oath in Felghana.
Biography[]
Galbalan is an ancient demon, having been created by the Clan of Darkness as a weapon of mass destruction. However, it gained sentience, going on a rampage and terrorizing the land of Felghana until he was confronted by the legendary warrior Genos. With the help of the Winged Ones (the goddesses of Ys), Genos was able to defeat Galbalan and imprison him inside four statues, which were then scattered around Felghana.
Galbalan in Ys 3: Wanders from Ys.
Centuries later, Galbalan was able to telepathically talk with the bishop Nikolas Garland, who became his enforcer and started to look for the statues to resurrect his new master. Garland manipulates both Chester Stoddart and Count McGuire to retrieve the statues, successfully getting hold of them after Chester is confronted by Adol, who was attempting to stop their plans. Garland leaves to Genos Island along with Elena, Chester's sister, as the two siblings were the last descendants of Genos, and thus one of them was required as a sacrifice for Galbalan's full resurrection. After Adol goes to the island and kills Garland, he confronts Galbalan and defeats him. However this was not enough to stop the demon, so Chester sacrifices himself to destroy the entire island, which finishes off Galbalan for good.
Appearance[]
In the PC-Engine intro, Galbalan is depicted as a red muscular draconic humanoid demon with a blue gem on his head, three clawed fingers, wings, and spiked shoulders.
Powers and Abilities[]
Galbalan is capable of destroying a bridge beneath Elena's feet and teleporting her away. In his boss fight, he can fire blue projectiles and balls made from lightning.
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