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{{Q|My life is a chip in your pile. Time to ante up.|Setzer}} | {{Q|My life is a chip in your pile. Time to ante up.|Setzer}} | ||
'''Setzer''' is a character that appears in ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]''. A top [[Struggle]] fighter, he is a flashy and arrogant ladies' man as well and enjoys taunting his opponents. He originally appeared in ''Final Fantasy VI''. | '''Setzer''' is a character that appears in ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]''. A top [[Struggle]] fighter, he is a flashy and arrogant ladies' man as well and enjoys taunting his opponents. He originally appeared in ''Final Fantasy VI''. | ||
Setzer's character profile will only appear in [[Jiminy's Journal]] after an optional Struggle with Sora. | |||
==Story== | ==Story== | ||
===''Kingdom Hearts II''=== | ===''Kingdom Hearts II''=== | ||
Setzer is the champion of the Struggle competition when the player is playing as [[Roxas]] in | Setzer is the champion of the Struggle competition when the player is playing as [[Roxas]] in [[The Other Twilight Town]]. After Roxas defeats [[Hayner]] and [[Vivi]], he duels Setzer. Setzer asks Roxas, calling him "rucksack", to throw the match for him, hinting that this is how Setzer became a champion, but Roxas refuses. If Roxas wins the Struggle, Setzer leaves the arena quietly, then joins in cheering Roxas as the new champion. If Roxas loses, Setzer gives him a {{c|medal|accessory}} as "thanks." | ||
When [[Sora]] is in the real [[Twilight Town]], Setzer is the second opponent to be fought, accessible after defeating Hayner ten times. Ten victories over Setzer earns the player the right to challenge [[Seifer]]. This implies that Seifer defeated Setzer, like Roxas did in | When [[Sora]] is in the real [[Twilight Town]], Setzer is the second opponent to be fought, accessible after defeating Hayner ten times. Ten victories over Setzer earns the player the right to challenge [[Seifer]]. This implies that Seifer defeated Setzer, like Roxas did in The Other Twilight Town. | ||
==Design== | ==Design== | ||
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He also ties a han purple sash with swirling white patterns on it around his waist, covering half of his left leg. Setzer drapes a long black coat with yellow lining and a yellow triangle patter lining the high collar over his shoulders, kept in place by a short silver chain attached to two silver skull pins on either side of the coat. | He also ties a han purple sash with swirling white patterns on it around his waist, covering half of his left leg. Setzer drapes a long black coat with yellow lining and a yellow triangle patter lining the high collar over his shoulders, kept in place by a short silver chain attached to two silver skull pins on either side of the coat. | ||
==Personality== | ==Personality== | ||
Setzer is a true gambler, willing to stake anything on luck and skill. However, he has a sneaky, underhanded side, as shown when he attempts to bribe Roxas to lose in the Struggle tournament. He is arrogant in his status as a top Struggle fighter, and takes pleasure in mocking his opponents. | Setzer is a true gambler, willing to stake anything on luck and skill. However, he has a sneaky, underhanded side, as shown when he attempts to bribe Roxas to lose in the Struggle tournament. He is arrogant in his status as a top Struggle fighter, and takes pleasure in mocking his opponents. | ||
In Jiminy's Journal, Setzer is considered an antagonist, as indicated by his red square. | |||
==Origin== | ==Origin== | ||
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His notorious gambling habits are performed to conceal the scars from sessions gone wrong and the loss of his lover, {{ff|Darill}}. He ends up becoming one of {{ff|Terra Branford}}'s party members when her party encounters him during an opera play he planned to foil. Persuaded by another foiled gamble by {{ff|Celes}}, Setzer allows the party on his vessel. Setzer wields an assortment of gambling equipment as his weapons such as cards, dice, and darts, which do well in all stats except magic. | His notorious gambling habits are performed to conceal the scars from sessions gone wrong and the loss of his lover, {{ff|Darill}}. He ends up becoming one of {{ff|Terra Branford}}'s party members when her party encounters him during an opera play he planned to foil. Persuaded by another foiled gamble by {{ff|Celes}}, Setzer allows the party on his vessel. Setzer wields an assortment of gambling equipment as his weapons such as cards, dice, and darts, which do well in all stats except magic. | ||
Setzer's line at the start of a match, "My life is a chip in your pile. Time to ante up.", is a slightly misquoted version of one of his lines from ''Final Fantasy VI'': "My life is a chip in your pile! Ante up!". | |||
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