Talim

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Talim
Talim (Soul Calibur IV Costume)
Age	15
Birthdate	June 15, 1576
Birthplace	Village of the Wind Deity, Southeast Asia
Blood Type	Unknown
Family	Father, Sanput Mother, Lidi Grandmother & Village elder, Kalana Bird, Alun
Fighting Style	Wind Dance
Height	4'8" (144 cm)
Weight	93 lbs (42 kg)
Weapon	Elbow blades x 2
Weapon Name	Syi Salika & Loka Luha
English Voice	Julie Parker (Soul Calibur II) Hynden Walch (Soul Calibur III) Wendee Lee (Soul Calibur IV)
Japanese Voice	Yukari Tamura

Talim was born and raised in the Village of the Wind Deity, where people can control the winds. Talim is no exception, being talked of as a "young priestess" by the announcer in the games she has sappeared in. It is also a tradition to use dual elbow blades, but rather for dancing than fighting. Talim is against fighting, but she realizes it is the only way to save the world from total darkness. Unfortunately Southeast Asia was in a time of turmoil, and, to make matters worse, the Evil Seed passed through the land. The evil aura passed through Talim and caused her to lose consciousness for days.

Appearances

Soul Calibur II - A few years later, Talim sensed the same aura and followed it to a wanderer with a Soul Edge fragment. She then decided to take it to where it came from. Not to long after her journey began, Talim sensed other fragments, and then decided that she would hunt them all down and return them to their rightful place. She would stop them from getting into the wrong hands and hope to save lives from the evil within these fragments.

Soul Calibur III - Talim gathered a few fragments before heading to a mountainside village, where she found a boy who had a similar dark aura in him. She vowed to stay by him and help him get better, even performing rituals to try and ease his pain. Despite this, the boy's condition grew worse, and Talim, passing the dark aura from his body to hers and towards the winds to be purified, was feeling ill herself. Talim decided to do a pass the aura entirely instead of little by little, no matter what the cost. Yun-Seong, another visitor of the village, convinced the boy to allow Talim to perform this ritual after the boy refused. Miraculously, Talim succeeded in removing the aura completely, leaving both Talim and the boy unharmed. Talim's work was done, and she would return to her original purpose, of gathering