SaGa Frontier character | |
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T260G | |
T260G (Ti Ni Roku Maru Ji?) | |
Sprite | File:SF T260G Sprite2.png |
Gender | Genderless |
Race | Mec (starts as TYPE1) |
Age | Forgot |
Class | Mech |
Appearances | SaGa Frontier Emperors SaGa Imperial SaGa Romancing SaGa Re;univerSe |
Type | Playable |
T260G (T260G Ti Ni Roku Maru Ji?) is one of the main protagonists in SaGa Frontier. This highly sophisticated robot was constructed from readily available components and a core found buried at a mysterious crash site. Extremely intelligent and physically strong, it had an important mission. But due to damage, the nature of this mission has been lost. T260G will journey to recover its function and to accomplish its forgotten directive.
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Story[]
Starting out in the town of Junk, T260G teams up with Gen to rescue a boy named Thyme from the Caballero hideout.
There are four areas T260G is able to access at the start of his adventure: the Crater, the Port, the town of Junk and the Combat Arena, where it is able to partake in a series of battles to earn credits and scrap parts.
Taco, an anthropomorphic octopus who is a friend to Thyme and his sister Rose, takes whatever pieces of scrap T260G finds and upgrades them into weapons, armor or items which can then be equipped.
After Thyme is rescued, T260G and Gen travel to the town of Scrap, where they are joined by Riki and Mei-ling. The band of adventurers proceed to the Caballero factory, encounter Lute (who joins the party) and finally confront Caballero himself.
Other Quests[]
T260 automatically joins Riki's quest when Riki confronts Caballero.
T260 joins Lute and Blue if either of them speak to it in the pub in Scrap. T260 does not join Red, Emelia, or Asellus.
Other appearances[]
Emperors SaGa[]
T260G appears as an obtainable character.
Imperial SaGa[]
T260G appears as an obtainable character.
SaGa Compilation Trading Card Game[]
T260G appears as an obtainable card.
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- T260G is one of three characters who can be renamed at the beginning. However, a G will always be added to the end of the name, at Uncle Taco's request.
- In the other quests, T260G is simply known as "T260".
- In The Essence of SaGa Frontier, it is stated that T260G's programmed persona is female. This is less of a surprise in the Japanese script, where T260G's exceptionally polite speech is quite feminine.
- According to the same information, the G in T260G's name comes from a manga one of the programmers enjoyed at the time: Cyborg Jiichan G.
- T260G initially identifies itself by its serial number: 7074-8782-1099, which is actually a hidden joke. In Japanese, "7074 8782" sounds like "na wa nashi, ya na yatsu", which roughly translates to English as "he doesn't have a name, what a jerk".
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