Shamrock

Arc-by-arc updates

Elbaf window — return credited with quelling the Holy-Land situation (Ch. 1179) — mentioned

• @1179 an Elder credits Shamrock’s return with quelling (part of) the Holy-Land situation (“With Shamrock’s return, it seems that the situation is quelled…”).

Elbaf flashback (Ch. 1167)

• MARIJOA, 15 years ago: shown young, captioned “Holy Knight of God (Figarland Family) St. Shamrock” (p. 13). Confirmed on-page as Shanks’s elder brother (“younger brother of Shamrock, separated after birth,” p. 12).
• Arrogant to Harald (“you great lumbering peon… how dare you speak to me as if we’re equals!”); briefs Shanks on the Holy Land (pp. 12-13).
• See Figarland, Shanks Figarland Connection, Shangara.

God Valley flashback — infant twin, son of Garling (Ch. 1159) — shown (deep flashback)

Birth at God Valley (flashback) (Ch. 1158) — shown (flashback)

• Shown as a red-haired newborn twin at God Valley, 39 years ago, alongside his twin Shanks — their father absent, a revered red-haired “sir” present (p. 15). Anchors the Shamrock-mirrors-Shanks resemblance to a shared birth.
• See Shanks, Shanks Figarland Connection.

Elbaf — recalled to the Holy Land; visited Harald’s grave (Ch. 1140)

See Shanks Figarland Connection.

• (last_appearance 1138→1140 — SHOWN; related_characters += Sommers, Killingham; HOLD fm/fa 1137.)

Elbaf — claims Shanks as his twin; wields the living sword Cerberus (Ch. 1138)

• Wields a living sword named Cerberus that manifests as a three-headed hellhound (p. 5, “It’s my sword”); commands it to run the chained Loki through (“Cerberus. You do it…”), then re-sheathes it (“Return.”, p. 7). Leaves Loki alive: “If you should survive, come and kill me. I’ll be ready for you…” (pp. 4-8).

• With Gunko, resolves to reach “the warriors’ children first” and to “call one more” of their order before pacifying Elbaf (pp. 9-10). See Holy Knights.