
Haldor is a warrior settled among the fighters living in England, though the story reveals little of his background beyond that. He is marked by blond hair, a mustache, and a deep scar across the bridge of his nose, and he carries a distinctly pretentious air. He appears only briefly, surfacing during the second season in the stretch of events tied to the episode Miscalculation.
Haldor sports blond hair together with a mustache, and a deep scar runs across the upper bridge of his nose above a pair of gray eyes. He drapes a cedar-hued cape over a walnut-colored outfit, with light brown trousers and brown boots below.
By temperament Haldor gives off a distinctly pretentious air.
Haldor is a minor warrior character who lives among the fighters settled in England, appearing briefly in the anime's second season.
Haldor has blond hair, a mustache, and a deep scar across the bridge of his nose, and he wears a cedar-hued cape over a walnut-colored outfit with light brown trousers and brown boots.
Haldor comes across with a distinctly pretentious air, one of the few traits the story reveals about him.
Haldor surfaces briefly in the second season of the Vinland Saga anime, during the stretch of events tied to the episode Miscalculation.
Very little; Vinland Saga reveals only that Haldor lives among the warriors settled in England, without detailing his history beyond that footing.
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