Bazba

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Bazba Bazba's portrait from The Sacred Stones. The leader of Bazba's Bandits.

Gender Male Race Human Nationality Unknown Starting class Brigand Appearance(s) The Sacred Stones

“	Hm. Not sure who's out there, but it looks like we've got guests. Let’s give 'em a warm welcome, lads. You see a stranger, stick an axe in him!	”	— Babza

Bazba (Japanese: バズバ ) is the leader of Babza's Bandits, a brigand group terrorizing the Borgo region of Renais, and the boss of chapter 3 of Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones. Eirika and her army run across Babza and his band while in pursuit of the thief who snatched Eirika's bracelet. Babza and his band also have to contend with the lone survivors--the aformentioned thief and his friend--whose village he and his band had utterly destroyed previously. Babza and his band are ultimately defeated by Eirika and her army, also in the process losing a mirror plundered from the destroyed village to the thef.

Stats

The Sacred Stones

Chapter 3, Easy/Normal Chapter 3, Hard

Brigand Level 6 Affinity

Stats Max HP 25 Luck 1 Strength 8 Defense 5 Skill 5 Resistance 2 Speed 7 Constitution 12 Movement 5 Aid 11

Inventory Steel Axe Hand Axe Weapon Levels -- -- C -- -- -- -- --

Brigand Level 6 Affinity

Stats Max HP 27 Luck 1 Strength 9 Defense 5 Skill 6 Resistance 2 Speed 7 Constitution 12 Movement 5 Aid 11

Inventory Steel Axe Hand Axe Weapon Levels -- -- C -- -- -- -- --

Note: Boss stats in Hard mode may vary slightly due to enemies using random growths.

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Quotes

Battle quote

“	I'm the head of this bandit pack, the mighty Bazba! Hope you've enjoyed your life, 'cuz its about to end!	”	— Bazba, in The Sacred Stones.

Death quote

“	I'm the…mighty…Bazba… This…ain't–	”	— Bazba, in The Sacred Stones.

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology, and in other regions
Language	Name	Definition, etymology, and notes
English	Bazba
Spanish	Bazba	As above.
French	Bazba	As above.
German	Bazba	As above.

Gallery

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