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Zanth

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Zanth


Zanth's portrait in Awakening.


The latest in a long line of so-called Southron Sea-Kings.

Gender

Male

Race

Human

Nationality

Unknown

Starting class

Berserker

Appearance(s)

Awakening

Yar! Cavalry's come to claim yer heads, maggots! To arms, or I be killin' ye first! Hey! Got salt in your ears, maggot? I said to move yer maggoty hide!
— Zanth

Zanth (Japanese: ザッハ Zahha) is a leader of a group of dread pirates, the so-called Southron Sea King, and the boss of paralogue 18 of Fire Emblem Awakening. Zanth and his band defend an area on the southern side of an island off the west coast of Plegia, and have been known to raze most of the villages and kill hundreds of people. Among Zanth's band is the country's former king, Gangrel. Convinced Chrom and the Shepherds are out for their blood, Zanth calls his band into action. Zanth ends up underestimating the Shepherds, as he ends up defeated by them.

Fire Emblem Awakening

Role

Zanth is the boss of Paralogue 18.

Stats

See also: The Dead King's Lament

Normal Hard Lunatic

Stats
Max HP 72 Speed 29
Strength 38 Luck 21
Magic 0 Defense 20
Skill 25 Resistance 13
Inventory Skills
 Tomahawk
 Bullion (L)This item is dropped upon this unit's defeat.
 Wrath
Weapon Levels
Swords -- Lances -- Axes B
Bows -- Tomes -- Staves --

Quotes

Battle quote

Bow low, scum! You're in the presence of the Southron Sea King!
— Zanth
-Why, ye traitorous maggot! No one switches sail on me and lives!
[...] You can't kill a dead man, sweetheart. Now to feed YOU to the maggots!

— Zanth and Gangrel, should they fight each other

Death quote

Such...strength... N-not...human...
— Zanth

Flavor text

Game Text
(English)
Text
(Japanese)
Awakening
The latest in a long line of
so-called Southron Sea-Kings.
南海の海賊団の頭領
何代も続く海賊の子孫

Trivia

Etymology and other languages


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Names, etymology, and in other regions
Language Name Definition, etymology, and notes
English

Zanth

Japanese

ザッハ

Appears to be derived from the Japanese names of Barth (ダッハ Dahha) and Garth (ガッハ Gahha), with the former also being called a pirate king, much like Zanth.

Spanish

Zanth

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French

Zanth

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German

Zanth

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Italian

Zanth

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Gallery

References