Similar to Ivy, Hyunckel from the popular manga Dragon Quest: Dai no Daibōken may as well have influenced Siegfried's design.

He was a Limited time card, available until 7 September, 2015. Siegfried appears as a card in Outcast Odyssey.

Soulcalibur II (as Nightmare's 2P and bonus costume)Īppearances in Other Media Outcast Odyssey.

Siegfried's name means 'victory (=Sieg), peace and/or protection (=fried)' in German.

'Darkness of Fate' (Khan Super Session).

Ostrheinsburg Castle: Hall of the Chosen (SCVI).

Tower of Remembrance - Ancient Gate (SC:BD).

Tower of Remembrance - Encounter (SCIV).

Steel Paddle (uses in the form of Nightmare).

Soul Edge (Complete) (Nightmare) (uses in the form of Nightmare).Soul Edge (Growth) (uses in the form of Nightmare).Great Blade (uses in the form of Nightmare).Soul Edge (Male) (uses in the form of Nightmare).Large Tachi (called 'Great Sword' in earlier games).Zweihänder (called 'Gram' in other languages).Weapons introduced in Soulcalibur: Broken Destiny Weapons introduced in Soulcalibur Legends Glam/Gram (called 'Grimblade' in Western versions of Soul Edge).Requiem, Siegfried's commonly used weapon throughout the series. However in Soulcalibur V Siegfried is much calmer and relaxed, he also acts as a mentor to his comrades. So he isolates himself from others in order to destroy Soul Edge and repent for his sins. In Soulcalibur IV, Siegfried fears that he would get other people hurt if he lets them join him. But when he becomes himself again in Soulcalibur III, he regains his desire for atonement. When he becomes Nightmare again in Soulcalibur II, he is portrayed as a heartless beast. However, after being freed from Soul Edge in Soulcalibur, he stops being selfish and strives to atone for his sins. In Soul Edge and Soulcalibur Legends, Siegfried is somewhat cocky and arrogant, never stopping to achieve what he desires. The E3 Story trailer also depicts his Soul Edge appearance, wearing similar armor and lacking the scarf. The right side of his armor features tinges of blue, referencing the lingering remnants of Nightmare within and underneath his armor reveals bandages on his right arm which features some notable discoloration as a result of his arm recovering from drastic transformation triggered by Soul Edge. In Soulcalibur VI, he is depicted in his youth once more, but wears armor identical to Nightmare's with a white color scheme and sporting a scarf, further emphasizing his polarity with his dark side's dark blue armor and tattered cape. His appearance changes depending on what equipment the player gives him. In trailers of Soulcalibur: Lost Swords he wore armor almost identical to his Soulcalibur V counterpart, albeit with blue coloring, but in-game he starts off in his underwear. His hair is swept up with a couple bangs hanging down and his scar still remains. In Soulcalibur V, Siegfried's appearance begins to take on the traits of his father, and has grown a stubble. He continues to use this sword from Soulcalibur all the way to Soulcalibur III and resumes its use in Soulcalibur V. His weapon in Soul Edge was originally Faust, a simple zweihander with a basic design, but swapped it for Requiem, a large blade with a flat end and a black lining in the center. He also gains a long blue scarf as well, completing the 'knight in shining armor' visage. As of Soulcalibur IV, his armor remains the same, but a second layer of crystalline armor covers with a rather intricate design and wields Soul Calibur instead of Requiem. In Soulcalibur III, he returns with armor bearing the motif of a phoenix as well as feathers on his pauldrons. During Soulcalibur he gains a long scar dashing over his right eye, which he likely gained fighting against Inferno in the original Soul Edge. Following his redemption, Soulcalibur and beyond, he retains the armor but his hair has grown longer, past shoulder length.

In his debut, Siegfried appeared as a young German man with short blond hair and blue eyes, covered in simple knight armor. 3.8 Weapons introduced in Soulcalibur VI.3.7 Weapons introduced in Soulcalibur V.3.6 Weapons introduced in Soulcalibur: Broken Destiny.3.5 Weapons introduced in Soulcalibur IV.3.4 Weapons introduced in Soulcalibur Legends.3.3 Weapons introduced in Soulcalibur III.

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