Sinbad

He went to the kingdom of Tiresen in search of trade and to see the world. There, he, Ja'far, and Mystras sought out Lord Rhiannon regarding the promised trade. Lord Rhiannon was curious about his djinn and the events in the dungeons he had conquered. Finally, he ended this encounter in a way Sinbad hadn't expected: by offering him his daughter in marriage. He didn't know how to react.

Sinbad is a very laid-back and fun-loving person. He can be quite flirtatious and doesn't hesitate to use his charm to get what he wants. He has flirted with female characters, including, among others, Kougyoku, Mira Dianus Artemina, Morgiana, and many others. When drunk, Sinbad's advances towards women are indiscriminate. This is so common that when he is accused of taking advantage of Kougyoku, Ja'far and the others immediately side with her. Sinbad admits that "[these things] have happened before..." [5]

Despite all this, he knows how to be serious when necessary and is a great and honorable king, respected by all he knows, especially by his subjects (whom he seems to consider a kind of extended family).

As a young boy, his mother describes him as an energetic and sensitive boy who cherishes his friends and family. [ 6 ] He altruistically uses the money from Baal's conquest to buy boats for the citizens of Contastia Port. [ 7 ]

As an adult, he had already lost much of that innocence. Initially, he appeared to be altruistic and devoted, performing acts of kindness towards others without asking for anything in return. An example of this occurs in Balbadd, when he allows a starving mother and the group of desperate people accompanying her to invade the mansion he was supposed to guard, on the condition that they do not hurt anyone. [8] However, it is later revealed that he helped Alibaba Saluja, Aladdin, and Hakuryuu Ren because they were potential allies in the battle against Al-Thamen. After talking with Ja'far, he realizes that he has become cunning and manipulative, traits he detested when he was young. [9]

Due to his ability to foresee the course of fate, Sinbad is quite arrogant, believing himself to be exceptional compared to other people. [10] As a result, he despises other people. He holds the same view even towards his eight trusted generals. As stated