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In the winter of 71 B. He is portrayed as a former ex-gladiator, from the House of Batiatus, who agrees to join the cause of Spartacus in honor of his friend Enomau after he entered the rebellion.

In the miniseries, he is portrayed as a Thracian. Gannicus is a central and anti-hero character in Spartacus. He acts as a champion at Ludus de Batiatus during all prequel events, Gods of the Arena, until his departure after gaining his freedom after the New Arena Games.

He later returns to Vengeance initially as an acquaintance of the rebels, criticizing their cause against the Roman Republic, although he ironically becomes a rebel because of his closest friend, Oenomaus.

He is often referred to by others as a "God da Arena "due to his legendary struggles as a gladiator that led to his freedom.

Gannicus is a 1. In later times, he has a tattoo - an Icelandic symbol called Helm of admiration; to induce fear and protect against abuse of power, in your left arm.

He is remarkably handsome and charming, enough to get the attention of Gaia, a woman who inhabits the wealthy Roman class. He fights with two Dimachaerus-style gladiator swords.

Gannicus proves to be a remarkable physical example: fearless in the arena and possessed by a thirst for life's fleeting pleasures. His love of wine and women, along with his unshakable arrogance, is unmatched with any of the other gladiators.

For his victories, Gannicus is not seen training with the other gladiators, but he can train alone in the shade, if he wishes.

Gannicus is shown as a close friend of Oenomaus and his wife Melitta, despite taking Oenomaus' place as champion at Ludus de Batiatus.

With a love for battle, he reveals an animated smile whenever confronted. Although he could defeat opponents with quick efficiency, he demonstrates charisma in conducting his fights with various attacks, demonstrating graphically horrible executions, and laughing and roaring at the spectators.

He prides himself on being able to face gladiators with his bare hands and is even willingly blindfolded during a fight.

Although he seeks female physical companionship on a constant basis, Gannicus does not mistreat women and has a strong moral code, which is a common characteristic shared by Spartacus and Oenomaus.

However, in addition to his arrogance, there is an underlying sense of honor about him that creeps to the surface, especially in the presence of Oenomaus.

This became tense when he began to struggle with his feelings for Melitta and would later haunt him in the years since his departure.

At first, Gannicus doubts Spartacus and his cause, believing that the man is a joke equal to the rebellion, but over time he slowly joins the rebellion and, although he does not consider himself close to Spartacus at the end of Vengeance, he and Spartacus gain mutual respect.

At the time of the War of the Damned, he and Spartacus became very close and often played and barked with each other, even giving advice to each other.

Spartacus sees Gannicus' potential as a leader and has asked him to become one countless times, but Gannicus denies claiming that he does not wish to become a "God" in the eyes of the rebels, like Spartacus; However, he still accompanies him and seems to become one of his closest allies.

Gannicus, however, still does not truly believe in the cause and, instead, does so to honor Oenomaus; however, he occasionally acts as a moral advisor to Spartacus, guiding him in the right direction and embracing him as a brother.

After developing a relationship with Sybil and the departure of Crixus and Agron with half his army, Gannicus takes the position unofficial second in command in the rebel army.

Shortly before the final battle against Crassus's army, he fully accepts to become a leader on the grounds of buying time, so that those unable to fight can escape Rome's rule.

As a former champion not only from his home, but also from the arena, Gannicus is one of the most skilled, athletic and durable fighters in the series.

Gannicus' true testimony to his abilities is that he proved to be equivalent to Spartacus with skill and sword, while Spartacus is considered one of the best, if not the best fighter in the series.

Gannicus himself claims that he and Spartacus are equal in skill with swords, but admits that Spartacus is superior to him when using a spear.

Gannicus' fighting style matches his thinking. With the Dimachaeri style, he can attack constantly and, with Pankration, he can protect himself without armor.

He thrives on athletics and speed that allow him to bombard quick attacks and aerial attacks with many jumping movements compared to other gladiators who prefer a more grounded fighting style.

Gannicus also seems to be able to enter a furious rage in combat, which greatly increases his overall strength and ability.

This was seen in his fights with Otho, Barca, Egipto and Crixus. However, Gannicus' morbid pursuit of emotion, facing death as closely as possible, often puts him in dangerous combat situations.

He willingly fights Otho without weapons, blindfolded, and challenges enemies physically bigger and stronger than himself, such as Caburus, Egyptians and Crixus, without hesitation.

It is the combination of his obsession with danger, indifferent attitude against fear, talented athletics and extremely improved fighting skills that allow him to be victorious against virtually all the enemies he faced while laughing and smiling with joy and excitement.

During the capture of Ilithyia, he alone brought down an entire squad of bodyguards through the element of surprise and help from the night darkness, as well as a group of hunters who later questioned his presence around the gladiator.

Gannicus was initially purchased by Titus Lentulus Batiatus in his late teens. Gannicus exhibited a natural fighting ability, however, due to his arrogance and carefree attitude, he was never favored by Titus and therefore did not receive much consideration.

However, he developed a strong friendship with Oenomaus and also befriended other notable gladiators, such as Barca and Auctus. After Titus became ill and moved to Sicily, Quintus became the Dominus of the house; after that, he started using Gannicus in the arena more and more.

Gannicus proved to be a real sight in the arena and gained popular followers. Gannicus is a popular gladiator and a rising star in the gladiator world in Capua, at Casa de Batiatus, having stood out since his friend Oenomaus was defeated by Theokoles.

He is introduced by Quintus Batiatus in a match at the Old Arena, in which he easily defeats his opponent. Gannicus' face.

Back at Ludus, Gannicus gains rewards for his victory; wine and women. He participates in both vigorously, then plays with his friends Oenomaus and Melitta.

He seems to be free of all worries and has little respect for his own life. While Batiatus attempts a commercial deal with Tullius, he and Vettius argue over who has the best gladiators.

Batiatus jokes that any of his gladiators could defeat Vettius' gladiators in the absence of sight, and Vettius accepts him.

Batiatus chooses Gannicus to fight, which means that he is officially champion of the Ludus and the days of Oenomaus as champion are over.

That night, Oenomaus hears drunks singing outside and finds Gannicus swinging dangerously over the cliff cliff, with an amphora of wine in his hand.

He purposely slips and almost falls, laughing at the danger of it. He then sobers up for a moment and tells Oenomaus that he should be the only fighter calling Oenomaus a true champion , but the next day he is taken to the city to face Vettius' champion, Otho.

The challenge occurs in the market. Vettius brings his gladiator Otho, along with a blindfold, reminding Batiatus of the part of his challenge that he just meant as a joke.

Sixth and Tullius are present, and Batiatus does not wish to be seen as a coward, but he cannot accept it. Gannicus, instead, accepts the sale and prepares for the fight, mocking Otho in doing so, saying that the task should not be difficult, as he only needs to direct his blades to the smell of excrement.

They lock their arms and fight without weapons, but once they are free of each other, Gannicus cannot find his opponent and is knocked to the ground.

Otho hits many strong blows and eventually grabs his sword again. He cuts off Gannicus' chest, but Gannicus grabs him and forces the sword out of his control.

Strong and hot-headed, she can easily dispatch several Roman soldiers alone. She's also skilled with the bow, being able to pick off many Romans from afar with deadly accuracy and precision.

Sacramentum begins with Spartacus and Agron arriving on a ship, bribing the slave owner to let them look at his shipment before daylight.

As they head down below deck, they pass a group of slaves, finding Saxa caged up in the back. The guard motions for his weapon, but is pushed back into Saxa, who grabs him from her cage, clawing at his eye until he is killed off by Lucius Caelius.

The fight is brief, and ends with the Germans freed, united among Spartacus' rebellion. Saxa is as rude and violent as her male counterparts, and they immediately begin to liven up the camp, having a bonfire while feasting on game and getting drunk with wine stolen from a Roman cart, all the while wresting each other.

When Sedullus starts a riot, as a result of his drunken behavior, Saxa fights Mira , who is evenly matched against the German and even manages to take her down.

The battle ends when Spartacus arrives and kills Sedullus. Saxa is among the Germans who choose to follow Spartacus, right after Lugo.

Saxa later shows a passing interest in Gannicus ; when Agron asks about her existing relationship with Nemetes, Saxa implies that it is only temporary.

Spartacus follows this with an explanation, and plans to unite the rebellion cause among them, including Saxa.

Spartacus proposes that rebels who have issues with each other join together in teams and fight together, to learn teamwork and camaraderie.

Saxa is paired with Mira, considering their bitter history. When the Romans raid the rebels' camp, Saxa fights well, wielding two daggers and taking down many soldiers.

Not wanting to die stranded in the mountains, Nemetes leads a splinter group of Germans , including Saxa, in an attempt to breach the Roman vanguard at the mountain's one pass.

When their attempt fails, due to the presence of Ashur and the Egyptian , Spartacus and his allies come to their rescue and help them back into the mountains, with Gannicus aiding Saxa up the mountain.

Mira is killed in the process, however, and after Spartacus beats up Nemetes and gives a rousing speech, wraps her corpse in vines.

She survives to the end, ready to face Rome and whatever may come next. Months following the Battle of Vesuvius , Saxa remains as fearless as ever and has become a ruthless and highly skilled fighter, killing Romans with apparent ease.

She is present during the battle against Cossinius ' forces, slaying one Roman after another with her comrades. Saxa, about to make love to Gannicus.

After the battle, Saxa finds Gannicus and makes love to him, as well as some "gifts" two female prostitutes she brings with her.

Perhaps suiting both partners, the relationship doesn't appear exclusive, but does appear very passionate - Spartacus is somewhat annoyed that Gannicus will usually fail to report to him after a battle, for he instead indulges for days in the company of Saxa, other women and wine.

Saxa slaying Romans. With her twin daggers she kills many Romans. She along with Sanus and Nemetes are yelled at by Spartacus after they attempt to execute some Roman civilians.

They follow his orders, but appear disgruntled about it. She later cheers in victory as Spartacus announces they have taken the city.

Later, Saxa seeks out Gannicus for so. Saxa is intrigued, perhaps even slightly jealous, and proceeds to locate the girl and ask her why she is following him.

Sibyl replies that she only wishes to thank him. Later, Saxa dresses them both up in fine Roman clothes and takes Gannicus to where Sibyl is being kept waiting.

Saxa seductively caresses her and unties her dress. Saxa presents Sibyl to Gannicus. When the negotiations with the Cilician Pirates is being done, Saxa appears having discovered several Roman prisoners and reports this to Nemetes and Naevia.

Saxa later amuses herself by watching the recruits' training with Donar and laughs when an undercover Caesar claims that he will have a rematch with Gannicus.

Though she doesn't approve of letting the Romans live, she remains extremely loyal to Gannicus and by extent Spartacus. Sibyl later comes to Gannicus and Saxa in regards to something suspicious she had seen.

It is at this moment that. Gannicus realizes that Attius had actually been murdered and not involved in the plot.

She asks then where Gannicus goes to which he replies "To see Attius' memory fucking honored". She would later become part of a group consisting of herself, Spartacus , Gannicus , Sanus , Rabanus and Lugo to cross the sea to other Roman coasts in order to secure more food and at the same time slay many Roman soldiers.

Alongside Agron and Donar , she would defeat many of the Romans at the gate, but Caesar manages to damage the gate enough that it is bashed down.

Caesar then warns the three rebels to run. At first, the trio manage to fight off one small wave, but eventually forced to retreat into the city.

When they meet up with Spartacus , Crixus and Naevia , they all begin to discuss what to do. It is eventually decided that the rebels will retreat into the mountains, however, Gannicus and Donar volunteer to stay behind to cover them.

Saxa is visibly saddened at this and embraces Gannicus , telling him not to die and to return to her. Saxa realizes Gannicus is no longer hers. While camped in the cold, snowy mountains north of Sinuessa , the group is astonished at Gannicus ' return and Saxa embraces him, clearly filled with joy at the return of her lover.

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After the battle, Gannicus joins Oenomaus in his room to celebrate and share wine. Melitta , Oenomaus' wife, enters and hears Gannicus joking about killing Oenomaus in the arena, if it came round to it.

She jokingly berates him for discussing the possible death of her husband so lightly, and asks him what he would do if he could not laugh or fight his way out of a situation, which is what he would normally do.

He replies that he may have to fuck his way out. A new Roman guest, Quintilius Varus , arrives in the villa.

Batiatus is eager to impress the man to gain favor, and offers demonstration of Gannicus, who trains down in the Ludus, to battle.

As Varus favors Gaia he lets her choose Crixus , a new trainee, as Gannicus' opponent. Varus requests metal swords used instead of wooden swords, and Batiatus hesitatingly agrees.

When the fight begins, Gannicus appears to have the upper hand, but Crixus manages to regain form and even knock away one of Gannicus' swords and down him.

Impressed, Gannicus soon manages to recuperate and gains control of the battle again, eventually knocking Crixus to the ground. Later that evening, Batiatus hopes to appeal to Quinctilius Varus personal desires and brings an oiled and prepared Gannicus into his presence.

The Roman admires Gannicus' physique, but declines the option of sleeping with him, claiming he is too tired.

Varus instead suggests that Gannicus and Melitta have sex in front of him. Forced to perform for the Roman, the two are hesitant at first and Gannicus is apologetic, for Oenomaus and Melitta are his closest friends, and he abhors the thought of raping her.

Lucretia and Batiatus allow the show, despite the unspoken arrangement that Melitta does not sleep with anyone other than her husband.

Eventually, however, Melitta starts to show enjoyment, which is replaced by shame and tears when it is over. When she returns to Oenomaus in the evening, she mentions nothing of it to him.

Titus Batiatus , the father of Quintus, returns from Sicily unexpectedly and begins to show disapproval of Gannicus being the champion of his house.

Quintus and Titus begin a feud as to whether Gannicus should be sold to Tullius , which Titus believes to be a sound business strategy, while Quintus believes selling his champion would bring ruin to the house.

During this time, Gannicus begins falling in love with Melitta, and is wracked with guilt over having betrayed his friend. Melitta also begins to reluctantly reciprocate, although they do not consummate their love due to respect for Oenomaus.

Crixus also begins to feverishly wish to defeat Gannicus in the arena and become champion, but is continually thwarted in his efforts. Later, Titus arranges a contest to determine who is worthy to remain a gladiator and become champion.

During the contest, he is paired against Barca. During their fight Gannicus is distracted by Melitta at many instances, which gives Barca an opening.

Barca strikes him and nearly defeats Gannicus before the latter becomes enraged to the point where Oenomaus orders Gannicus to stop. He and Barca and then laugh at how the Hoplomachus almost had him and Gannicus looks back up to Melitta before lining back up with the rest of the men.

Titus makes a deal with Oenomaus that if Gannicus defeats Crixus he will remain champion and stay in the house but if he fails to do so he will be sold to Tullius.

After fighting Crixus to what seems to be a draw Gannicus reflects on not being able to love Melitta. Not wanting to bear the pain of being in love with his best friend's wife he willingly loses the fight though many, including Crixus himself, note that Gannicus threw the fight and could have actually won.

Gannicus and Melitta 's final interaction. Hearing that he is about to be sold, Melitta asks to see Gannicus to share drink with an old friend as they do not believe they will see each other again.

However, during the encounter Melitta unknowingly drinks from a bottle of honeyed wine, a bottle that Lucretia had poisoned and served to Titus.

Melitta tells Gannicus that despite her words she also has feelings for him and they begin to kiss, but then she begins to cough up blood and Melitta swiftly dies in agony while in Gannicus' arms.

Horrified, Gannicus frantically begs for her to breathe but receives no change in her and becomes sad. He recognizes that the wine was poisoned and carries Melitta to Lucretia and says it was the wine.

Lucretia tells Gannicus that, "Oenomaus must not know she came to your cell, she was never with you! Gannicus was ordered not to tell Oenomaus, but feels guilt when he goes to his cell while he is praying.

Gannicus and Oenomaus are both overcome with grief over Melitta's death while Lucretia wants Gaia 's death to be avenged. Naevia replaces Melitta as Lucretia's body slave and she makes promise that no one will ever lay hands upon her for sport and maidenhood will be preserved as precious gift.

Gannicus later offers to personally kill Tullius if Quintus goes through with the arrangement and hands him over.

He claims that he wishes to kill Tullius to avenge Titus, but Quintus recognizes that he actually desires to avenge Melitta, and refuses to sell him.

Instead Quintus conspires an ambush at night in the streets of Capua. He, Gannicus, Oenomaus , the Syrians and several other gladiators drag Tullius into the underbelly of the newly constructed arena of Capua.

They all stab the Roman repeatedly, and as he slowly bleeds to death they brick him into a wall, as Gannicus smiles pleasurably at Tullius' suffering.

At this time Solonius , who was subject to the condescending words spoken in anger from Batiatus during counsel, comes to terms with Vettius to purchase his gladiators for Solonius' Ludus to fight under his banner in the primus.

Gannicus is in attendance during the Opening Games of the New Arena. Oenomaus comes to him to honor the House of Batiatus, but Gannicus doesn't believe in it.

Oenomaus then tells him to fight for Melitta to which Gannicus immediately agrees to. Gannicus first goes against two gladiators, Synetus and Tasgetius , who he quickly defeats.

Before going off, Crixus makes it clear that he will prove himself against him even if they are from the same house. There they face off against 13 gladiators from the House of Solonius.

Gannicus focuses mostly against Caburus , champion of the House of Solonius. Eventually Gannicus, Crixus and Caburus remain the last three in the fight and together.

Gannicus and Crixus face off against Caburus. Caburus wounds Crixus and prepares to kill him, but Gannicus knocks Crixus out of the arena to save his life.

In a brutal one-on-one fight, Caburus and Gannicus battle with Caburus holding the upper hand. As Gannicus lies on the ground he looks up to see Oenomaus.

Reminded of what he is fighting for, he stands up and breaks the spear Caburus thrusts at him drives the spear into his mouth and breaking his jaw, killing him.

Gannicus then roars in victory as he is made the victor in the battle. However, Gannicus is then granted freedom becoming the only gladiator to ever win his freedom in Capua upon the sands.

As he departs the Ludus for the last time, he says farewell to his brothers and then gives Crixus his necklace, which is given to every champion of the House of Batiatus, as Crixus was the runner-up in the battle, and is now the new champion.

Crixus bemoans the fact that they still do not know which of them is superior, so Gannicus invites him to seek him out for a proper contest once he has gained his own freedom.

Oenomaus then presents him with a rudis a wooden sword, engraved with the stories of his victories , as proof that he is a freed slave , and states how proud he is to see his brother free.

Gannicus then tells Oenomaus how Melitta loved him above all others and that he will meet Oenomaus again one day.

In the years after he was awarded his freedom, Gannicus presumably traveled through the Italic Peninsula, and in one of those trips traveled to Sinuessa En Valle.

There he met a Roman blacksmith, named Attius , and they became good friends. Though no longer a gladiator , he kept up with events that transpired in Capua.

During this time away from Capua, he had heard many tales of the "Undefeated Gaul", who he knew was Crixus and was pleased to learn he became champion after his departure.

Gannicus would learn later of Spartacus ' revolt and the death of his former dominus. He later discovered that Rhaskos , Crixus and Oenomaus were to be killed in the arena ad gladium in Capua.

This led him to return to his old city, wanting to give them an honorable death in the arena. Gannicus in Vengeance. Five years later, it is revealed that Gannicus has been wandering over the years and indulging to the point where he is quoted to be "light in coin".

This prompts him to return to Capua, the place where his prestige and reputation was established in search for means to finance his endeavors.

In exchange for fighting in the arena once again, he is given an amount of coin by Mercato , a local organizer of the games who is thrilled by his presence.

The night before the execution, he goes to the brothels and sleeps with a prostitute named Marcia , who he develops affection for. After realizing they are to face him in the arena, Crixus is baffled as to why their old friend would deliberately come to end their lives in the arena, with Oenomaus believing it is because he has lost all honor.

As he waits outside the arena, Gannicus briefly exchanges words with a disguised Spartacus , who has come to free his comrades and destroy the stadium.

Spartacus realizes he is a freed gladiator of the House of Batiatus through the branding of brotherhood, and questions him as to why he has come to kill his brother.

Gannicus reveals that he had heard that the three were to be executed, and believes only he can make them die honorably. After making his extravagant reintroduction in the arena, he awkwardly greets his former brother by saying they at last face each other upon the sands as Melitta had always feared.

Oenomaus then questions Gannicus, asking if it was true that he had an affair with Melitta on the night she had died.

Upon showing hesitation, Oenomaus is enraged and begins to deal heavy blows against him, beginning the games. While they fight, Gannicus says he never wanted to feel what he felt for Melitta or to battle his friend.

Their duel continues for a short period of time where both proved to be equally matched in skill until Gannicus parries with Oenomaus and manages to disarm him and give him a flying kick.

Gannicus having bested Oenomaus reveals his intentions to why he was sent to execute the three rebels. He tells Oenomaus that he wishes to send him to Melitta 's arms in the after-life and give him an honorable death.

Shortly after Spartacus and his men begin their assault on the arena. As Gannicus is about to deal the fatal blow at Oenomaus, the stands collapse on top of them and they are buried underneath.

Gannicus emerges from the rubble with an unconscious Oenomaus, holding his weapons to Spartacus and Agron until he sees Crixus. He calls out to Crixus to help him carry Oenomaus to safety.

Gannicus escapes with Spartacus and the rebels, but loses his most prized possession: his Rudis. He accompanies Spartacus, not to be a rebel, but to talk with Oenomaus, who he helps to carry back to Vesuvius.

After Oenomaus awakens, Gannicus goes to talk to him and tells him of the night Melitta died, and sadly claims that Melitta chose Oenomaus in the end.

However, Oenomaus sees through this since she was with him the night she died and Gannicus not convincing him in denying something went on between them.

Oenomaus calls Gannicus a selfish man who only looks out for himself. Hurt by his former friend's words though seeing he was correct, Gannicus says he was a fool to believe he would gain forgiveness he then says word of his departure.

As he makes attempt to leave, he is accused of stealing the map of the city about to be raided, and the remaining coin the rebels retain.

Gannicus and Spartacus fight, but they prove a match for one another. After Chadara the real culprit was shot by Mira , he is exonerated.

He leaves the sanctuary and continues to maintain his stance of non-involvement with the Rebellion. Gannicus enters Capua again and speaks to the Magistrate.

After his conference, and the watching of a crucifixion, he returns to the brothels where he is confronted by Ashur , who turns him in to Glaber.

Glaber offers Gannicus a place in his army. When Gannicus refuses, Glaber hands him his Rudis and he says he is free to go, although after Gannicus leaves he orders Ashur to follow Gannicus and crucify him should he try to leave Capua.

He continues to wander Capua, and finds Marcia, the work of Ashur , crucified because she spoke of Spartacus and Glaber ordered any slave who mentions Spartacus will be crucified as well and Ashur noticed her and Gannicus' feelings for one another.

Lucretia tries to convince him to assassinate Glaber, but he calls her crazy. Gannicus Attacks Ilithyia 's guards.

When Glaber sends Ilithyia back to Rome, soldiers discovered her cart was raided. Gannicus was the one who raided the cart, killed the six guards and kidnapped Ilithyia.

He left his rudis lodged in the throat of the mercenary Ashur had ordered to spy on him. This was left as his answer to Glaber as way to say he sides with the rebels.

He then takes Ilithyia to Spartacus at the temple and asks him to kill her, thus taking vengeance for Sura and preventing further loss of innocent lives.

He proceeds to speak with Oenomaus saying he would not have more fall to Spartacus' cause and does not want to see his brother fall but Oenomaus tells him that their brotherhood was a lie and that Gannicus stands for nothing as he always has.

Gannicus would then join Spartacus stating that he only does so because Oenomaus believes in the cause and that one day he may too.

He quickly becomes of note amongst the rebels for his superior strength and skill and soon becomes a welcomed member, though he maintains his desire to rebuild his friendship with Oenomaus.

He is paired with Oenomaus in a contest, devised by Spartacus to bring the sense of brotherhood into the rebels, against Crixus and Agron. Using their superior skill and cooperation they manage to best the two and rekindle some of their friendship.

When an assault on the temple begins, Gannicus takes up the defense against the Romans. He defeats every opponent he faces and after seeing The Egyptian best Oenomaus he quickly comes to his aid and knocks down the former and saves his friend's life.

Gannicus kills The Egyptian. When the rebels are camped up on top of the mountain, Gannicus speaks to Spartacus and reveals having gained respect for him and that if he is to die at least he will die among brothers.

With that he extends his hand and Spartacus shakes it signifying the new formed friendship between the two, Gannicus laughs off. Alongside Spartacus, Crixus and Agron he scales down the mountainside and flanks the Romans.

When the rest of the rebels arrive the real fight begins, and Gannicus is shown to be the most excited for combat among them, laughing at the glorious death he sees.

He fights and kills Danus before joining his comrades in killing many Roman soldiers. As Glaber sounds a retreat, the rebels furiously pursue the Romans.

Gannicus engages the Egyptian , they start off as equals before the Egyptian knocks him down and nearly overcomes him before Oenomaus intervenes in the fight and wounds the Egyptian.

However, after a brief fight the Egyptian fatally impales Oenomaus in the chest. Gannicus breaks free of nearby Roman soldiers and overcomes the Egyptian, delivering a fatal blow to his head.

He then goes to Oenomaus' side where the two share final words and reconcile their friendship. Oenomaus states he will see Melitta and they will greet Gannicus as brother in the afterlife.

Gannicus then participates in the remainder of the fight. He then witnesses deal the final blow to Glaber and watches when Spartacus gives his speech to defeat Rome.

Gannicus looks upon the celebrating rebels and appears content to remain with them, fully in honor of Oenomaus, though he also shows a sense of doubt.

Following the Battle of Vesuvius , Gannicus remains with the Rebel army. He now loyally serves to honor his fallen friend though still holds doubt for the cause.

In the interim he has stood beside Spartacus and Crixus during major battles. After the victorious battle against Cossinius and Furius , Gannicus returns to the encampment to drink wine with his friends Sanus and Totus and later to lay with Saxa and two other women presented as "gifts" to him by Saxa.

Spartacus summons him, upset that Gannicus did not submit his battle report. Gannicus reports "We fought, we won". Spartacus then takes notice of Gannicus' skill and tells him to take his rightful place beside Crixus and himself as a leader.

Gannicus does not think of himself as a leader refuses but Spartacus says there are many that already see him as such and even greater would follow him in battle and would gladly die for the cause.

Gannicus explains to Spartacus that he wants to stay in the brotherhood and remain a close advisor to Spartacus, but not be seen as God like Spartacus.

Gannicus also questions Spartacus path of blood, wondering how many must die before he feels peace.

Spartacus remarks that the more Roman's he kills the better chance the slaves have, remarking that he could not even save his own wife.

With the subject changed Gannicus reveals to Spartacus his affair with Melitta and says that even with gaining his freedom, the pain he caused to those he loved remained.

Gannicus then departs Spartacus tent to seek more celebration and states that he is with him till the very end. News of a Roman unit close-by reaches the Rebel encampment.

Spartacus, Gannicus and the other rebels launch an ambush on the unit, which is revealed to be a messenger.

They obtain the news that a force of 10,, led by Crassus , prepare to face them. They also learn that Cossinius and Furius have fled to a villa nearby.

As night falls, Gannicus, Spartacus and Crixus sneak inside the villa, successfully routing the rest of Cossinius' forces, and both Cossinius and Furius themselves.

Gannicus, Spartacus and Crixus go to Sinuessa disguised as travelers. A guard almost has all three of them removed from the city before Spartacus mentions Laurus , and are let through once giving over their weapons.

Gannicus takes them to Attius , a friend he met when he came to Sinuessa after being freed. Attius agrees to forge two weapons and is paid for his service.

While Crixus leaves the city to re-join the rebels and Spartacus explores the city, Gannicus decides to stay and speak with Attius.

With their weapons ready, Gannicus has Attius trick the Roman guards to open the weapons vault and lock them inside. Attius is nearly killed and Gannicus runs to his aid.

Spartacus holds off the guards while Gannicus opens the gate. The rebels storm through the city, and Gannicus takes part in the bloodshed, and beheads Laurus , freeing Sibyl and Laurus' other slaves.

Before the Aedile, Ennius has the chance to burn the grain in the city, Gannicus and Crixus kill the guards next to him and Ennius is killed by Spartacus.

Gannicus is present as the rebels torture the surviving Romans in the city, and is present as Crixus forces Ulpianus and another Roman to fight to the death.

Despite his disapproval of the act, Gannicus makes no attempt to stop it but stops Crixus from hurting Attius. Later after Heracleo and his pirates arrive, Gannicus goes out with Spartacus, Agron, Crixus and Totus to the agreement.

Things take a sour turn as Tiberius leads his army to attack but after the pirates use their weapons to force the Romans to retreat, Gannicus returns to the city and mourns Totus' death, along with Crixus.

During this time, Gannicus learns of Attius' death by Naevia and mourns his friend's death too. He shows suspicion towards Naevia, but goes along with her story that Attius attacked her unprovoked after she asked if he aided the prisoners escape.

One night, after a celebration, Gannicus returns to a villa, where Saxa is waiting for him dressed in fine clothing.

She takes him to a waiting Sibyl who is dressed in a beautiful, white gown. Saxa caresses Sibyl, then undresses her.

Gannicus stares mesmerized, his eyes transfixed upon Sibyl. He is in awe with the innocence of Sibyl and strokes her face, while staring awestruck.

Gannicus is attracted to her but is moved by her innocence. Sibyl appears confused and taken aback at his dismissal.

When she leaves, Gannicus looks saddened but when questioned by Saxa he tells her that he doesn't want a girl - he wants a woman.

Sibyl waits outside, holding her idol in her hands. When Gannicus comes out to leave, she explains that he has not granted her an opportunity to thank him for saving her life.

She owes him everything. He shrugs, uninterested in the story many have told him before, but she stays firm in her belief insisting he is as a hero sent by the gods.

He holds her chin and gently warns her that she should stay away from him and men of his kind. Gannicus is later shown with Saxa, defending Fabia's brother from Brictius' wrath.

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She and Gannicus remain close but Gannicus strays further and further from her, much to her disdain.

She joins Spartacus and others in assaulting the tent of Marcus Crassus. However, it turns out to be a trap, but the rebel group manages to escape back to their own camp.

When an extreme storm hits the rebel's camp, Saxa becomes worried about Gannicus and sees if Spartacus knows where he is, leading the rebel leader to attempt to search for his friend while Saxa remains in worry.

After the storm passes Gannicus and Sibyl return together. At first overjoyed, Saxa sees that Gannicus no longer holds her. Saxa tells Gannicus he will ruin Sibyl.

The rebels soon take the fight to Crassus' wall and find themselves off of the mountains. Eventually, Spartacus and Crixus decided to move in separate paths, but not before they take over a Roman village for one last night of rest together.

Saxa and Gannicus meet and she asks is he with "Little thing now? When the rebels eventually split up, she chooses instead to go with Spartacus in order to escape the Republic over the Alps.

Saxa would intercept a group of Romans camped out in the night alongside Spartacus, Gannicus and Lugo. Saxa uses a bow to quickly take out one of the group while her companions ambush them.

Saxa remarks to Lugo that next time he will use the bow because she wishes to be up close with the Romans. It is also here that Spartacus discovers that the Romans are not Crassus' men but that of Gnaeus Pompeious Magnus, another Roman general who will prove a threat to the Rebels.

During the games set up by Spartacus in honor of Crixus' death, Saxa is briefly seen fighting a Roman. As expected, she defeats him with ease.

When Tiberius remains the sole member of his captured troops left, Saxa takes him and leads him into the middle of the makeshift arena where he is fight Naevia.

Saxa, receiving a fatal blow from a Roman. During the final battle, Saxa goes with Gannicus to strike Crassus ' legions with a cavalry charge from the rear.

She dismounts and loads up the catapults and ballista with the help of Correus and others, and fires them towards Crassus, taking down many of the soldiers effectively.

She assists Gannicus with throwing oil pots at soldiers flanking them, which proved somewhat effective. She fights off many surrounding Romans well, but is injured and then impaled by a sword, though still strong enough to kill the man who put it there.

Gannicus notices her injury and rushes to help, and catches her before she falls to the ground. Her last words are "I again find myself Her death angers Gannicus, who continue to fight the Romans.

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Spartacus S3E5 Spartacus and Gannicus at the sea Sometime after Glaber's defeat, they became lovers with Saxa even learning the common tongue to communicate with him. Sibyl takes the sword, The Crow his words. Both Sextus and Tullius Outpost 37 Stream present, and Batiatus does not wish to be seen as a coward, but he cannot accept. Spartacus notes that the Dragonball Super Schauen Romans he kills, the greater the chance of slaves, noting that he could not even save his own wife. Gannicus' true testimony to his abilities is that he proved to be equivalent to Spartacus with skill and sword, while Solaris Trailer Deutsch is considered one of the best, if not the best fighter in the series. Batiatus is eager to impress the man to gain favor, and offers demonstration of Gannicus, who trains down in the Ludus, to Sekai Ichi Hatsukoi. After this, their relationship notably sours, Gannicus striking at Ceasar multiple times when he arrives at the rebel camp to bargain for Tiberius' life. He appears to be free of all worries, and has little respect for his own life.

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