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Nightmare (Japanese: ナイトメア, Hepburn: Naitomea) is a fictional character and the main antagonist in the Soulcalibur series of video games. The evil possessor of Siegfried Schtauffen (ジークフリート・シュタウフェン, Jīkufurīto Shutaufen) 's body, he later becomes an entity entirely separated from Siegfried in Soulcalibur III onward.
The Soul Chronicle mode is the main narrative, focusing on the primary characters and the immediate threat posed by Nightmare. In this mode, the story unfolds similarly to a visual novel, featuring illustrated, voiced cutscenes that convey the plot and are interspersed with matches that represent significant battles within the story.
Two young warriors confronted Nightmare: Kilik, owner of both the sacred staff Kali-Yuga and sacred mirror Dvapara-Yuga; and Xianghua, owner of Krita-Yuga, which revealed itself as Soul Calibur. Nightmare and Soul Edge were defeated, initiating a new resolve in the now-conscious Siegfried, albeit temporary - shards of the weakened Soul Edge ...
Soul Calibur plays a crucial role in counteracting the curse. Characters like Siegfried have used Soul Calibur to resist and even partially cleanse themselves of the malfestation, showcasing the sword's powerful counteracting abilities: Purification: Soul Calibur has the power to purify the corruption caused by Soul Edge. It can cleanse the ...
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Soulcalibur [a] is a 1998 fighting game developed and published by Namco.It is the second game in the Soulcalibur series, preceded by Soul Edge.Originally released in arcades on July 30, 1998, it ran on the Namco System 12 hardware, and was ported to the Dreamcast console in 1999 with new features and improved graphics.
He faked a story of being brought in by the "Masked Emperor" and becomes her court jester. His scheme comes into effect, as his homunculus has Siegfried and several other companions reluctantly agree to help the Holy Roman Empire against Barbaros of the Ottoman Empire (who wields Soul Calibur) by strengthening Soul Edge, which Siegfried wields.
Jordan Mallory of Joystiq claimed that Soulcalibur V "is simultaneously one of the best Soul Calibur games ever made and the worst Soul Calibur game ever made." [32] Besides the story mode, many reviewers criticized the absence of the series's longstanding female characters, such as Sophitia, Talim, Cassandra, Xianghua, Taki, and Seong Mi-na.