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Ginnar

Character

Ginnar is a sorcerer of Skellig island, counted among its small circle of male archmages. He belongs to the community of magic-users tied to the events of the Fantasia Arc, though very little of his story has yet been detailed.

Status: Alive
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 345: Great Gurus
Allegiances: Skellig
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Appearance

Ginnar wears his hair in shades of white and gray, marking him among the older mages of the island. Beyond this, the record of his appearance remains thin.

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Personality

The story has revealed little of Ginnar's temperament, offering nothing beyond his standing among the sorcerers of Skellig.

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History

Ginnar surfaces during the Fantasia Arc as one of the four or five male archmages of Skellig, part of the island's community of spellcasters. His specific role in the unfolding events has so far been left largely unexplored.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Ginnar in Berserk?

Ginnar is a sorcerer of Skellig island, counted among its small circle of male archmages who appear during the Fantasia Arc.

What does Ginnar look like?

Ginnar wears his hair in shades of white and gray, marking him as one of the older mages of Skellig island.

When does Ginnar first appear in Berserk?

Ginnar first appears in Episode 345, surfacing during the Fantasia Arc as part of Skellig's community of male archmages.

What is Ginnar's role in the story?

Ginnar is one of the four or five male archmages of Skellig island, though his specific role in the Fantasia Arc's unfolding events has not yet been detailed.

What affiliation does Ginnar belong to?

Ginnar is affiliated with Skellig, the island community of sorcerers featured in the Fantasia Arc.

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