Manifico de Vandimion (マニフィコ・ド・ヴァンディミオン Manifiko do Vandimion) is the youngest son of Federico de Vandimion III and Lady Vandimion. He provides comic relief later in the series.
Appearance
Manifico looks like a younger version of his father, having the same hooked eyebrows, nose, jawline, and curly blond hair. He is often dressed in the same regalia as would be found in the Vandimion family, including a cloth feathered hat, a ruffled collar, and an elegant necklace, though he loses much of this attire on the journey to Elfhelm.
Personality
Manifico is a member of the Vandimion family and thus was raised to have a well life and manners. However, he is shown to be a coward, easily frightened by things that he does not understand and hides anywhere when a battle begins. Manifico was shown to dislike the fact that his sister has become a witch, shown when he expressed this everytime she would cast magic. He is shown to be manipulative, as he uses anyone and anything to get what he wants, using his own sister, Farnese and his childhood friend, Roderick in a marriage he arranged by himself, in exchange for getting Guts' new party a ship, without telling anyone to flip the table on his father who didn't "recognize his abilities".
Also, he is shown to be very greedy, using anything and any chance he can get to make a profit. When he found out the destination of his sister and her friends would be filled with elves, he tried to get Roderick to aid him to conquer, capture and sell the elves. However, Roderick wasn't interested and Puck heard everything, so Manifico tried to bribe Puck with making him the new king of the elves only for him to be embarrassed comically by Puck. After witnessing a protection spell he stated that lots of money can be gained from teaching it.
His mother noted that Manifico is becoming more and more like his father when he was younger.
History
Falcon of the Millennium Empire Arc
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Fantasia Arc
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Trivia
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References
- ^ a b c Shikaisha., Nakajima, R., Shimizu, Y., Mochizuki, M., Okada, M., Suzuki, M. (2016). "Berserk Official Guide Book". Tokyo: Young Animal Comics.
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