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Julius is the final boss of ''Genealogy of the Holy War'', and is fought in the [[The Final Holy War|Endgame]] at [[Belhalla]]. He also appears and is fought in [[Light and Dark|Chapter 10]], along with [[Ishtar]]; in order to proceed past him, either he or Ishtar must be defeated, one of the two must kill one unit of any affiliation, or Seliph must move past him and seize Miletos Castle.

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In ''Thracia 776'', Julius appears only in cutscenes in two chapters, [[The Dungeon|Chapter 4]] and [[The Prison Camp|Chapter 21x]].

In Chapter 4 Julius reassures [[Ishtar]] that the [[child hunts|child hunt]]s are for the ultimate good of its victims; the survivors will become nobles in the revived [[Loptrian Empire]] order. Ishtar appears to draw little comfort from this.

In Chapter 21 Julius visits one of the Empire's prisons shortly after [[Leif]] liberated its prisoners. Julius comments that the fall of the prison and [[Bloom]]'s failing forces in [[Connacht]] reflect poorly on [[Friege]]. Ishtar apologizes for the failings of her noble house but Julius reassures her that she is not personally at fault. Julius then says they will depart for [[Miletos]] to check on the child hunts in the region, at [[Hilda (Genealogy of the Holy War)|Hilda]]'s request. Before they depart Julius says that [[Reinhardt]], Ishtar's bodyguard, will not accompany them. He threatens to kill Reinhardt if Reinhardt enters his sight from then on, citing he dislikes the way Reinhardt looks at Ishtar.

{{Quote|Hmhmhm... Look, Ishtar. Victory is mine!|Julius, in [[Light and Dark|Chapter 10]] of {{title|Genealogy of the Holy War}}.}}

{{Quote|I grow weary of this silly game.|Julius, in [[Light and Dark|Chapter 10]] of {{title|Genealogy of the Holy War}}.}}