Suikoden STAR LEAP 108 Stars

A name is not always the first thing a player remembers. The search surface checks the published name, voice actor, favorite food, height, and official description, so a clue such as a rice omelet, a former general, or a teleportation-magic user can lead back to the correct record. The live count reports visible records rather than implying that a filtered result is the whole roster. Clear the search to return to the full 39-record surface.

The height lens uses three published bands: under 160 cm, 160–174 cm, and 175 cm and above. These bands are a reading filter, not a power rating. They let a player scan physical scale across the cast without smuggling a combat tier into a biographical field. Search and height filtering are independent, so a food clue can be narrowed by a height band without changing the compare orbit or the official image above it.

The 39 / 108 marker is an honest scope label. Thirty-nine official character records are present in the captured page, while 108 is the wider product promise. Those numbers answer different questions: one tells you how many detailed records this archive can display today, and the other tells you the size of the story’s stated star concept. Treating them as the same number would make the roster look more complete than its evidence allows.

The records themselves show the range already visible. The cast includes village residents, workers, hunters, elves, treasure hunters, former soldiers, Scarlet Moon figures, assassins, and characters linked to earlier Suikoden history. That range is why a flat alphabetical list would undersell the page. The search, height lens, and comparison desk let the published fields form small constellations while leaving the wider promise open for future official records.