| Soul Calibur | |
|---|---|
 Soul Calibur, as it appears in Soulcalibur IV | |
| Wielder | Siegfried |
| Weapon type | Zweihänder |
| Price | free |
| Attack | <attack>[[Category:Weapons with an Attack of <attack>]] |
| Defense | <defense>[[Category:Weapons with a Defense of <defense>]] |
| HP | <HP>[[Category:Weapons with <HP> Hit-Points]] |
| Power | <power>[[Category:Weapons with the Power of <power>]] |
| Impact | <impact>[[Category:Weapons with an Impact of <impact>]] |
| Boost | <boost>[[Category:Weapons with a Boost of <boost>]] |
| Gauge | <gauge>[[Category:Weapons with a Gauge of <gauge>]] |
| Special | <special>[[Category:Weapons with a Special of <special>]] |
Soul Calibur (Zweihänder) is Nightmare's ultimate weapon in Soulcalibur II, Siegfried's ultimate weapon in Soulcalibur III, and Siegfried's default weapon in Soulcalibur IV and Soulcalibur: Broken Destiny.
Trivia
- Oddly, Nightmare is able to equip this sword in Soulcalibur II, despite the fact he is the embodiment of Soul Edge in Soulcalibur III and Soulcalibur IV. This is based on the fact that Siegfried is possessed by Soul Edge at this point in the game series, and as such his human form (Nightmare's third outfit in the game) is able to wield the soul blade, not necessarily the 'azure knight' costume that is default for Nightmare in Soulcalibur II.
- Siegfried's version of Soul Calibur in Soulcalibur III becomes the alternate version of Siegfried's base weapon in Soulcalibur IV, albeit with a darker shade of blue.
- In Soulcalibur II, Nightmare's version of Soul Calibur looks a lot like Xianghua's version of Soul Calibur, but both of her wings are formed into one and one part of her split blade is much larger than the other.
- According to Soulcalibur IV's official strategy guide, Soul Calibur in this form is not just a mere sword, but a pure, crystalline embodiment of raw power.