| “ | Get to work, boys! Our next stop's Chalphy. Don't forget to milk the villages for all they got! | ” |
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DiMaggio (Japanese:デマジオDiMaggio) is one of the sub-bosses of thePrologue ofFire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War and an underling ofMunnir.
Biography
While Grannvale's armies are off to war inIsaach, PrinceMunnir ofVerdane led a surprise assault against the dukedom ofYngvi and seize the castle. As Munnir takes Edain back with him to Yngvi, he leaves DiMaggio in charge of the lead forces in Grannvale,[1] guarding the Yngvi castle. DiMaggio ultimately died againstSigurd's army.
Role
DiMaggio is one of the bosses aligned withEvans inthe Prologue; afterMunnir defeatsMidir and seizesYngvi castle, DiMaggio becomes its guardian.
Stats
- See also:Birth of a Holy Knight
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 Steel Axe
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Personality
DiMaggio is presented as a brigand, taking a liking to the raid of villages.
Quotes
Battle quotes
Death quotes
Etymology and other languages
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English
(unofficial) | DiMaggio | Used in theGenealogy of the Holy Warfan translation. |
| Japanese | デマジオ | DiMaggio. |
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Gallery
References
- ↑"Munnir: Well, well, looks like we have quite the gem here, and Yngvi's princess to boot! You're coming home with me, dearie. Listen up, DiMaggio. I'm heading back. You and Gerrard are in charge.
DiMaggio: Er, yes, sir...
Munnir: Hah, relax! Won't be long, and I'll be bringing Cimbaeth's lot along for the fun. When I do, all Grannvale's our oyster. Even Belhalla ought to be easy pickings, what with nobody around to stop us! The kingdom's all ours, boys!
DiMaggio: Leave it to us, sir!" —Munnir and DiMaggio,Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War
 | This article is part ofProject Characters, a project focused on writing articles for every character present in theFire Emblem series. |
DiMaggio's portrait inGenealogy of the Holy War.
