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==Origin== | ==Origin== | ||
Although the geography doesn't quite match (Balduq being located on a peninsula that doesn't exist on Earth) Balduq is clearly inspired by the Bastille in Paris. Both structures were originally designed as fortresses and were later repurposed into prisons. | Although the geography doesn't quite match (Balduq being located on a peninsula that doesn't exist on Earth) Balduq is clearly inspired by the Bastille in Paris. Both structures were originally designed as fortresses and were later repurposed into prisons. The larger city of Balduq was also the capital of the Gllian monarchy as Paris is the capital of France. | ||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
Revision as of 14:54, 19 January 2021
Balduq
| Origin: | French |
|---|---|
| Japanese: | バルドゥーク |
| Appears In: | Ys IX |
Origin
Although the geography doesn't quite match (Balduq being located on a peninsula that doesn't exist on Earth) Balduq is clearly inspired by the Bastille in Paris. Both structures were originally designed as fortresses and were later repurposed into prisons. The larger city of Balduq was also the capital of the Gllian monarchy as Paris is the capital of France.
Appearances
- Balduq is the setting of Ys IX.
Trivia
- The journal that Adol wrote regarding his travels in this region bears the name 'The Prison of Balduq'.
- The comparison to the Bastille is especially pronounced in a conversation between guards that mention special prisoners that have been held there including one who wore an iron mask, a reference to the famous and mysterious French prisoner once imprisoned in the Bastille.