GENERAL/STORY:
It is the beginning
of the colonial age in East Asia, and the southeastern mainland is beginning
to feel the influence of Spain after that empire's conquest of the Philippines.
Some native peoples fled into hiding from foreign powers, quietly living
with nature and practicing their ancient arts. Talim is one of these people,
a descendant of middling lineage trained in the position of a priestess,
thanks to her unusual affinity with the wind. One day, the wind brought
the sensation of a terrible event far to the west, and shortly afterward,
a foreigner brought a strange shard of metal to the village. The elders
of the village sensed its evil power, and declared that it must be returned
to its origin -- Talim takes up responsibility for that journey.
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ORIGIN:
Soul
Calibur 2
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OTHER
APPEARANCES:
Soul
Calibur 3, Soul Calibur
3 Arcade Edition, Soul Calibur
4
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REVIEW:
I wasn't very
much a fan of
Talim in Soul Calibur 2... there were so many other characters I'd rather
play than her. Later on in the series she was given some better
moves, better outfits, and her "spacy" personality even improved a little bit.
Still not one of my favorite Soul characters, but I can see how she appeals to
some players. She's not too bad.
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