Evil Weapon: The Kali-Yuga is tainted by the Evil Seed, causing Kilik to become an indiscriminate killing machine if he holds it without having the Dvapara-Yuga as well to neutralize its effects.Ditto Fighter: As of SCV although he has exclusive moves with his Rod.But, sometime prior to SC V, she and Kilik consumated their feelings for each other, which left her pregnant with Xiba, so it's more of a 'Did Not Manage To Keep The Girl'. Did Not Get the Girl: Xianghua was forced into an arranged marriage by her grandfather, from which Lexia was born.Defeat Means Playable: In SCV, defeat Kilik in either the Asia route of Arcade, Quick Battle, or Legendary Souls mode and you get him.However, his personality is more or less unchanged from previous titles. Dark Is Not Evil: In his SCV character portrait, Kilik hides his eyes in the dark of his helmet, his aura is a sickly red glow, his pose is now a menacing engulf-everything with-your-hands.Cool Helmet: Adorns a Phoenix-motfi helmet that hides his face in SCV.But he is the father of her estranged son, Xiba. Furthermore, even with Xianghua's daughter in V possessing the Dvapara-Yuga necklace, it's been revealed that he is not the father. This comes to a head in IV: either he leads a life of seclusion to properly balance the energies of the soul swords within his Kali Yuga (his ending) or she desperately pleads for Kilik to not to sacrifice himself and goes with him. Kilik himself wants to reciprocate that affection, but due to a variety of psychological factors (such as Xianghua reminding him of Xianglian or the dangers of their quest to destroy Soul Edge), he ultimately wants Xianghua to be happy without him. Unlike in III (where he's shown to either flat-out ask Xianghua to stay with him or be oblivious to her hints), IV states that Kilik is well-aware of Xianghua's infatuation with him. Celibate Hero: A more complex variation.Break the Cutie: His backstory is especially tragic, rendering him stern and tense in persona.Brainwashed and Crazy: As a result of the Evil Seed.Eventually, Kilik was able to overcome his influence of the Evil Seed and instead used a necklace holding a shard of the Dvapara-Yuga (which was broken in the fight with Nightmare) to purify other victims of the Evil Seed. The Berserker: If he loses the Dvapara-Yuga (the mirror belt of sorts he wears), he's engulfed by a blind rage.Badass Normal: In the canon ending to the first Soulcalibur, Kilik was the one to defeat Nightmare.And finally, in VI, the background of his character art yet again features the Phoenix. In V this is confirmed even further, where he now wears a helmet with phoenix feathers on it, and has a phoenix-themed breastplate where his shirt used to be. Animal Motifs: The Phoenix, as seen in his Critical Finish in IV.

If he manages to get Xiba's style, however, he gains an exclusive move that only he and Edge Master can do. In V, however, he is now a mimic character who uses all the male characters' fighting styles.

In Tales of Souls mode, Siegfried automatically equips this weapon when he's fighting Abyss.Originally, Kilik was the successor of Seong Mi-Na's polearm style, focusing on long reach with good mobility and mixup options, but bad defense if his attacks are continuously blocked.

This particular version of Soul Calibur is the most expensive weapon in Soulcalibur III.

This weapon is also in Soulcalibur V, but is only usable by a CPU-controlled Siegfried in Legendary Souls and Quick Battle (he also has his SCIV P1 outfit).

According to Soulcalibur IV's official strategy guide, Soul Calibur in this form (specifically, the version in Soulcalibur IV) is not just a mere sword, but a pure, crystalline embodiment of raw power.

In Soulcalibur II, this version of Soul Calibur looks a lot like Xianghua's version of Soul Calibur, but both of the wings are formed into one and one part of the split blade is much larger than the other.

Siegfried's version of Soul Calibur in Soulcalibur III becomes the alternate version of Siegfried's base weapon in Soulcalibur IV, albeit with a darker shade of blue.This is based on the fact that Siegfried is possessed by Soul Edge at this point in the game series, and as such his human form (Nightmare's third outfit in the game) is able to wield the soul blade, not necessarily the 'Azure Knight' costume that is default for Nightmare in Soulcalibur II. Oddly, Nightmare is able to equip this sword in Soulcalibur II, despite the fact he is the embodiment of Soul Edge in Soulcalibur III and Soulcalibur IV.Soul Calibur (Zweihänder) is Nightmare's ultimate weapon in Soulcalibur II, Siegfried's ultimate weapon in Soulcalibur III, and Siegfried's default weapon in Soulcalibur IV, Soulcalibur: Broken Destiny and Soulcalibur V (only in Legendary Souls, equipped by Siegfried in Stage 4).

Soul Calibur, as it appears in Soulcalibur IV.

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