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Who Is Sophitia? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Sophitia (Company-Licensed): Greek warrior who fights with a sword and shield.

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Sophitia is a Company-Licensed comic book character, the alter ego of Sophitia Alexandra, with over 5 comic issue appearances. Greek warrior who fights with a sword and shield.

Who is Sophitia?

Origin Daughter of an Athenian Baker, Sophitia Alexandra lived a simple and humble life, until called upon by the god Hephaestus to go on a journey to destroy the evil weapon known as the Soul Edge. Hephaestus would confess that such a powerful weapons existence not crafted by him would bring shame, as well as the weapons own destructive ability, would also bring much pain to the world. Hephaestus would gift Sophitia the Omega Sword at Eurydice Shrine, before she would depart on her journey to destroy Soul Blade. Sophitia would encounter Soul Blade and its then possessor the dread pirate Cervantes de Leon, the two fighting almost evenly, until Cervantes would gain the upper hand and almost kill the Greek warrior. Taki a demon hunting ninja, also on a quest to rid the world of the evil of Soul Blade, would interfere in the dual, saving Sophitia, before defeating Cervantes. Taki helped tend to Sophitia's sustained injuries gained during her encounter with Cervantes, able to remove many shards that had embedded themselves into her body, save for one fragment too close to heart. Taki would then carry the wounded Greek warrior back o her village, where Cassandra Alexander would receive .

Key facts

Sophitia is of human origin. The character is published by Company-Licensed. With 5 recorded issue appearances, Sophitia ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

Frequently asked questions

Who is Sophitia?

Greek warrior who fights with a sword and shield.

What is Sophitia's real name?

Sophitia's real identity is Sophitia Alexandra.

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