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* IncestSubtext: a {{homoerotic|subtext}} {{Twincest}} example as their descriptions point out they're a little ''too'' fond of each other despite being twin brothers. The voice acting plays this up too.

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* IncestSubtext: a A {{homoerotic|subtext}} {{Twincest}} example as their descriptions point out they're a little ''too'' fond of each other despite being twin brothers. The voice acting plays this up too.
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[[center: [-[[Characters/FireEmblemAwakening Character Index]] | [[Characters/FireEmblemAwakeningTheLords The Lords]] ([[Characters/FireEmblemAwakeningRobin Robin]]) | [[Characters/FireEmblemAwakeningFirstGeneration First Generation]] ([[Characters/FireEmblemAwakeningFirstGenerationMales Males]], [[Characters/FireEmblemAwakeningFirstGenerationFemales Females]]) | [[Characters/FireEmblemAwakeningSecondGeneration Second Generation]] | [[Characters/FireEmblemAwakeningAlliesAndNeutralFactions Allies and Neutral Factions]] | [[Characters/FireEmblemAwakeningGrimaAndTheGrimleal Grima and the Grimleal]] | '''Lesser Antagonists''']]-]

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[[center: [-[[Characters/FireEmblemAwakening Character Index]] | [[Characters/FireEmblemAwakeningTheLords The Lords]] ([[Characters/FireEmblemAwakeningRobin Robin]]) | [[Characters/FireEmblemAwakeningFirstGeneration First Generation]] ([[Characters/FireEmblemAwakeningFirstGenerationMales Males]], [[Characters/FireEmblemAwakeningFirstGenerationFemales Females]]) | [[Characters/FireEmblemAwakeningSecondGeneration Second Generation]] | [[Characters/FireEmblemAwakeningAlliesAndNeutralFactions Allies and Neutral Factions]] | [[Characters/FireEmblemAwakeningGrimaAndTheGrimleal Grima and the Grimleal]] | '''Lesser Antagonists''']]-]
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* TheArcher: Wields a Silver Bow.
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: He blackmails Yen'fay by threatening Say'ri's life, which is why he is even in the army to begin with. Because Yen'fay is the only thing preventing the southern Dynasts from rebelling, he didn't realize Yen'fay is worth to Walhart alive than dead. And since the Shepherds had been plowing through their armies, including Yen'fay's, there was nothing preventing the Dynasts to rebel against Walhart and his army. The latter even knew about it, and spells it out for him, leading an epic VillainousBreakdown and [[NeverMyFault blaming Say'ri and Yen'fay]] if she is the one to kill him.

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* DiscOneFinalBoss: An interesting case, as a ''promoted Thief class'' is not exactly the standard choice when it comes to {{Disc One Final Boss}}es in the Fire Emblem series. [[spoiler:Also, he's an unexpected EleventhHourRanger since everyone thought that he was long dead by the point where he comes back]].

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* DiscOneFinalBoss: An interesting case, as a ''promoted Thief class'' is not exactly the standard choice when it comes to {{Disc One Final Boss}}es in the Fire Emblem ''Fire Emblem'' series. [[spoiler:Also, he's an unexpected EleventhHourRanger since everyone thought that he was long dead by the point where he comes back]].



* EvenEvilHasStandards: It seems as though he was perfectly okay with letting Emmeryn go if Chrom handed over the Fire Emblem. [[spoiler:He planned to use it to unite the continent behind him against the threat of Walhart, though he was ''also'' being manipulated by the Grimleal. Too bad Emmeryn tried to kill herself and survived.]]

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** He gets a bit annoyed at Aversa practicing YouHaveFailedMe on one of their soldiers, pointing out that they do need some to throw at Chrom.
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* NoSell: You fight him in a volcano, where hazard areas randomly pop up every turn to damage units standing in the vicinity. While his surrounding allies can get damaged by it, he is the only one in the map who is immune to it. [[spoiler:This comes as an InformedAbility for the playable Yen'fay, as he's [[GameplayAndStorySegregation just as vulnerable as anyone to random lava tiles]].]]
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* NoSell: You fight him in a volcano, where hazard areas randomly pop up every turn to damage units standing in the vicinity. While his surrounding allies can get damaged by it, he is the only one in the map who is immune to it. [[spoiler:This comes as an InformedAbility for the playable Yen'fay, as he's [[GameplayAndStorySegregation just as vulnerable as anyone to random lava tiles]].]]
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* RoaringRampageOfRevenge: Whichever brother you fight second wants Anna's head for his brother's death.




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* AsskickingLeadsToLeadership: He conquered the continent with force, he rules it with the same amount, and he even managed to [[spoiler:command some Risen through sheer power in his paralogue]]. However, his regime is very brutal and harsh, causing the public to eventually side more with the Ylissean League, resistance movements to pop up, and once it's proven he's not invincible, the Dynasts turn on him.
* AuthorityGrantsAsskicking: He's Level 25 when you meet and fight him, with stats far higher than any other unit you face at this point. [[spoiler:And Level 30 when you recruit him.]]

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* AsskickingLeadsToLeadership: He conquered the continent with force, he rules it with the same amount, and he even managed to [[spoiler:command some Risen through sheer power in his paralogue]]. However, his regime is very brutal and harsh, causing the public to eventually side more with the Ylissean League, resistance movements to pop up, and once it's proven he's not invincible, the Dynasts turn on him.
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him. Even then, in terms of personal combat he's Level 25 when you meet and fight him, with stats far higher than any other unit you face at this point. [[spoiler:And Level 30 when you recruit him.]]



-->''"ME, JOIN YOU?! Does a pegasus join with the flea on its back? A dragon, with a cow it eats?! You forget your place, BOY. I am the Conqueror! I will unite the world!"''

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-->''"ME, --->''"ME, JOIN YOU?! Does a pegasus join with the flea on its back? A dragon, with a cow it eats?! You forget your place, BOY. I am the Conqueror! I will unite the world!"''
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* ArchEnemy: [[spoiler: Before Grima]], he served as one to Chrom, due to bringing war between their kingdoms and causing [[spoiler: [[HeroicSacrifice Emmeryn to sacrifice herself (supposedly) to stop the bloodshed between Yilsse and Plegia]]]], something Gangrel laughed gleefully about. [[spoiler: Despite joining with the Shepherds, Chrom makes it clear that he'll never forgive Gangrel for his actions]].

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* ArchEnemy: [[spoiler: Before [[spoiler:Before Grima]], he served serves as one to Chrom, due to bringing war between their kingdoms and causing [[spoiler: [[HeroicSacrifice [[spoiler:[[HeroicSacrifice Emmeryn to sacrifice herself (supposedly) to stop the bloodshed between Yilsse and Plegia]]]], something Gangrel laughed laughs gleefully about. [[spoiler: Despite [[spoiler:Despite joining with the Shepherds, Chrom makes it clear that he'll never forgive Gangrel for his actions]].



* {{Expy}}: Gangrel bears a lot in common with the original and most iconic incarnation of [[Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda Ganondorf]] - a sorcerous caped king from a neglected and suffering desert nation known to terrorize its neighbor in present-day [[spoiler: whose ambition began [[FreudianExcuse with sympathetic reasons]], but when he gained the power to make change for the better]], he became TheCaligula and in the end only hurt the people under him. [[spoiler: Much like the aged Ganondorf of ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTheWindWaker Wind Waker]]'', after surviving his bout with Chrom's army and a timeskip, Gangrel is rather reflective and regretful of his past arrogance and speaks readily of his original motivations to the protagonist.]] One notable difference is that [[spoiler: Ganondorf was driven by coveting the peace of Hyrule - something he fully sees and admits to in his old age -- which warped into {{Greed}} and powerlust, while Gangrel was once earnestly a WellIntentionedExtremist whose good intentions and rage at his people's suffering eventually turned to self-justification and lip service as his hatred consumed him and controlled his actions --]] essentially, Ganondorf's desire turned to destructive greed while Gangrel's actions are driven by wrath. His Trickster class even makes him a ''King of Thieves'', the [[RedBaron moniker]] Ganondorf held in ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOcarinaOfTime Ocarina of Time]]''.

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* {{Expy}}: Gangrel bears a lot in common with the original and most iconic incarnation of [[Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda Ganondorf]] - a sorcerous caped king from a neglected and suffering desert nation known to terrorize its neighbor in present-day [[spoiler: whose [[spoiler:whose ambition began [[FreudianExcuse with sympathetic reasons]], but when he gained the power to make change for the better]], he became TheCaligula and in the end only hurt the people under him. [[spoiler: Much [[spoiler:Much like the aged Ganondorf of ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTheWindWaker Wind Waker]]'', after surviving his bout with Chrom's army and a timeskip, Gangrel is rather reflective and regretful of his past arrogance and speaks readily of his original motivations to the protagonist.]] One notable difference is that [[spoiler: Ganondorf [[spoiler:Ganondorf was driven by coveting the peace of Hyrule - something he fully sees and admits to in his old age -- which warped into {{Greed}} and powerlust, while Gangrel was once earnestly a WellIntentionedExtremist whose good intentions and rage at his people's suffering eventually turned to self-justification and lip service as his hatred consumed him and controlled his actions --]] essentially, Ganondorf's desire turned to destructive greed while Gangrel's actions are driven by wrath. His Trickster class even makes him a ''King of Thieves'', the [[RedBaron moniker]] Ganondorf held in ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOcarinaOfTime Ocarina of Time]]''.



* WorthyOpponent: Has this relationship with fellow warlord Priam, to the point where he is almost the only character Walhart has nothing but complements and praise for. [[spoiler: Their interactions in the Hot Springs Scramble DLC revolve around trying to get in a quick DuelToTheDeath between equals, only to be drawn away by nearby Risen in need of smiting.]] Amusingly enough, he's a devout vegetarian, while Priam is a complete carnivore.

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* WorthyOpponent: Has this relationship with fellow warlord Priam, to the point where he is almost the only character Walhart has nothing but complements and praise for. [[spoiler: Their [[spoiler:Their interactions in the Hot Springs Scramble DLC revolve around trying to get in a quick DuelToTheDeath between equals, only to be drawn away by nearby Risen in need of smiting.]] Amusingly enough, he's a devout vegetarian, while Priam is a complete carnivore.



* ArchEnemy: Quickly becomes one to Say'ri after [[spoiler: brutally revealing the truth behind Yen'fay's reasons of joining Walhart and [[KickTheDog laughed at her face after she realized she killed her brother who still loved her, admitting that he revealed he told her this to see her look of horror]]]]. As such, [[KarmicDeath he could receive a fitting end by the hands of Say'ri]], [[spoiler: especially if she uses Yen'fay's signature sword, Amatsu]].

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* ArchEnemy: Quickly becomes one to Say'ri after [[spoiler: brutally [[spoiler:brutally revealing the truth behind Yen'fay's reasons of for joining Walhart and [[KickTheDog laughed at laughing in her face after she realized realizes she killed her brother who still loved her, admitting that he revealed he told her this just to see her look of horror]]]]. As such, [[KarmicDeath he could can receive a fitting end by the hands of Say'ri]], [[spoiler: especially [[spoiler:especially if she uses Yen'fay's signature sword, Amatsu]].



* KickTheDog: After [[spoiler: Yen'fay's death, Excellus shows up to tell them that Yen'fay ''only'' joined up with them to protect Say'ri, and then ''laughs in Say'ri's face'' at the revelation that she killed a brother who still loved her. He even admits that he told Say'ri the AwfulTruth purely so he could see the look of horror on her face]].

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* KickTheDog: After [[spoiler: Yen'fay's [[spoiler:Yen'fay's death, Excellus shows up to tell them that Yen'fay ''only'' joined up with them to protect Say'ri, and then ''laughs in Say'ri's face'' at the revelation that she killed a brother who still loved her. He even admits that he told Say'ri the AwfulTruth purely so he could see the look of horror on her face]].



* NotAfraidToDie: Yen'fay's dying words will never be distress for himself, but rather [[spoiler: simple relief that he no longer has to worry about his sister being in danger. His alternate self will outright state he does not fear dying.]]

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* NotAfraidToDie: Yen'fay's dying words will never be distress for himself, but rather [[spoiler: simple [[spoiler:simple relief that he no longer has to worry about his sister being in danger. His alternate self will outright state he does not fear dying.]]

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* ArchEnemy: Quickly becomes one to Say'ri after [[spoiler: brutally revealing the truth behind Yen'fay's reasons of joining Walhart and [[KickTheDog laughed at her face after she realized she killed her brother who still loved her, admitting that he revealed he told her this to see her look of horror]]]]. As such, [[KarmicDeath he could receive a fitting end by the hands of Say'ri]], [[spoiler: especially if she uses Yen'fay's signature sword, Amatsu]].



* ArchEnemy: Quickly becomes one to Say'ri after [[spoiler: brutally revealing the truth behind Yen'fay's reasons of joining Walhart and [[KickTheDog laughed at her face after she realized she killed her brother who still loved her, admitting that he revealed he told her this to see her look of horror]]]]. As such, [[KarmicDeath he could receive a fitting end by the hands of Say'ri]], [[spoiler: especially if she uses Yen'fay's signature sword, Amatsu]].
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* ArchEnemy: Quickly becomes to Say'ri after [[spoiler: brutally revealing the truth behind Yen'fay's reasons of joining Walhart and [[KickTheDog laughed at her face after she realized she killed her brother who still loved her, admitting that he revealed he told her this to see her look of horror]]]]. As such, [[KarmicDeath he could receive a fitting end by the hands of Say'ri,]], [[spoiler: especially if she uses Yen'fay's signature sword, Amatsu]].

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* ArchEnemy: Quickly becomes one to Say'ri after [[spoiler: brutally revealing the truth behind Yen'fay's reasons of joining Walhart and [[KickTheDog laughed at her face after she realized she killed her brother who still loved her, admitting that he revealed he told her this to see her look of horror]]]]. As such, [[KarmicDeath he could receive a fitting end by the hands of Say'ri,]], Say'ri]], [[spoiler: especially if she uses Yen'fay's signature sword, Amatsu]].
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* ArchEnemy: Quickly becomes to Say'ri after [[spoiler: brutally revealing the truth behind Yen'fay's reasons of joining Walhart and [[KickTheDog laughed at her face after she realized she killed her brother who still loved her, admitting that he revealed he told her this to see her look of horror]]]]. As such, [[KarmicDeath he could receive a fitting end by the hands of Say'ri, [[spoiler: especially if she uses Yen'fay's signature sword, Amatsu]]]].

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* ArchEnemy: Quickly becomes to Say'ri after [[spoiler: brutally revealing the truth behind Yen'fay's reasons of joining Walhart and [[KickTheDog laughed at her face after she realized she killed her brother who still loved her, admitting that he revealed he told her this to see her look of horror]]]]. As such, [[KarmicDeath he could receive a fitting end by the hands of Say'ri, Say'ri,]], [[spoiler: especially if she uses Yen'fay's signature sword, Amatsu]]]].Amatsu]].
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* ArchEnemy: [[spoiler: Before Grima]], he served as one to Chrom, due to bringing war between their kingdoms and causing [[spoiler: [[HeroicSacrifice Emmeryn to sacrifice herself (supposedly) to stop the bloodshed between Yilsse and Plegia]]]], something Gangrel laughed gleefully about. [[spoiler: Despite joining with the Shepherds, Chrom makes it clear that he'll never forgive Gangrel for his actions]].


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* ArchEnemy: Quickly becomes to Say'ri after [[spoiler: brutally revealing the truth behind Yen'fay's reasons of joining Walhart and [[KickTheDog laughed at her face after she realized she killed her brother who still loved her, admitting that he revealed he told her this to see her look of horror]]]]. As such, [[KarmicDeath he could receive a fitting end by the hands of Say'ri, [[spoiler: especially if she uses Yen'fay's signature sword, Amatsu]]]].
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->'''Voiced by:''' Manabu Sakamaki (Japanese), Creator/TroyBaker (credited as Anthony Jenkins) (English, ''Awakening''), Creator/TaliesinJaffe (English, ''Heroes'')

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* BladeOnAStick: Wields a Short Spear.



* BladeOnAStick: Wields a Short Spear.



* BladeOnAStick: Wields a Spear.



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* BloodOnTheseHands: In his conversation with Emmeryn in the Hot-Spring Scramble DLC, he ruminates on how he was once a good person with good intentions but became corrupted by his misdeeds.
-->'''Gangrel:''' But these hands that I dreamed would shape the future... They reek of blood. And the blood won't come off... My hands were clean once, I swear! ...Weren't they? Or did I just never stop to notice?



* OutDamnedSpot: In his conversation with Emmeryn in the Hot-Spring Scramble DLC, he ruminates on how he was once a good person with good intentions but became corrupted by his misdeeds.
-->'''Gangrel:''' But these hands that I dreamed would shape the future... They reek of blood. And the blood won't come off... My hands were clean once, I swear! ...Weren't they? Or did I just never stop to notice?
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* BadassBaritone: In ''Heroes'', TJ Storm gives him a very deep and commanding voice fitting for a badass general of Plegia.

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* DyingAlone: Invoked in his [[spoiler:appparent]] dying words, telling Chrom that this happens to everyone, and he'll be no different in the end.
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* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: He conquered the continent with force, he rules it with the same amount, and he even managed to [[spoiler:command some Risen through sheer power in his paralogue]]. However, his regime is very brutal and harsh, causing the public to eventually side more with the Ylissean League, resistance movements to pop up, and once it's proven he's not invincible, the Dynasts turn on him.
* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: He's Level 25 when you meet and fight him, with stats far higher than any other unit you face at this point. [[spoiler:And Level 30 when you recruit him.]]

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* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: AsskickingLeadsToLeadership: He conquered the continent with force, he rules it with the same amount, and he even managed to [[spoiler:command some Risen through sheer power in his paralogue]]. However, his regime is very brutal and harsh, causing the public to eventually side more with the Ylissean League, resistance movements to pop up, and once it's proven he's not invincible, the Dynasts turn on him.
* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: AuthorityGrantsAsskicking: He's Level 25 when you meet and fight him, with stats far higher than any other unit you face at this point. [[spoiler:And Level 30 when you recruit him.]]
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* {{Expy}}: Gangrel bears a lot in common with the original and most iconic incarnation of [[Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda Ganondorf]] - a sorcerous caped king from a neglected and suffering desert nation known to terrorize its neighbor in present-day [[spoiler: whose ambition began [[FreudianExcuse with sympathetic reasons]], but when he gained the power to make change for the better]], he became TheCaligula and in the end only hurt the people under him. [[spoiler: Much like the aged Ganondorf of ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaWindWaker Wind Waker]]'', after surviving his bout with Chrom's army and a timeskip, Gangrel is rather reflective and regretful of his past arrogance and speaks readily of his original motivations to the protagonist.]] One notable difference is that [[spoiler: Ganondorf was driven by coveting the peace of Hyrule - something he fully sees and admits to in his old age - which warped into {{Greed}} and powerlust, while Gangrel was once earnestly a WellIntentionedExtremist whose good intentions and rage at his people's suffering eventually turned to self-justification and lip service as his hatred consumed him and controlled his actions -]] essentially, Ganondorf's desire turned to destructive greed while Gangrel's actions are driven by wrath. His Trickster class even makes him a ''King of Thieves'', the [[RedBaron moniker]] Ganondorf held in ''[[VideoGame/OcarinaOfTime Ocarina of Time]]''.

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* {{Expy}}: Gangrel bears a lot in common with the original and most iconic incarnation of [[Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda Ganondorf]] - a sorcerous caped king from a neglected and suffering desert nation known to terrorize its neighbor in present-day [[spoiler: whose ambition began [[FreudianExcuse with sympathetic reasons]], but when he gained the power to make change for the better]], he became TheCaligula and in the end only hurt the people under him. [[spoiler: Much like the aged Ganondorf of ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaWindWaker ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTheWindWaker Wind Waker]]'', after surviving his bout with Chrom's army and a timeskip, Gangrel is rather reflective and regretful of his past arrogance and speaks readily of his original motivations to the protagonist.]] One notable difference is that [[spoiler: Ganondorf was driven by coveting the peace of Hyrule - something he fully sees and admits to in his old age - -- which warped into {{Greed}} and powerlust, while Gangrel was once earnestly a WellIntentionedExtremist whose good intentions and rage at his people's suffering eventually turned to self-justification and lip service as his hatred consumed him and controlled his actions -]] --]] essentially, Ganondorf's desire turned to destructive greed while Gangrel's actions are driven by wrath. His Trickster class even makes him a ''King of Thieves'', the [[RedBaron moniker]] Ganondorf held in ''[[VideoGame/OcarinaOfTime ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOcarinaOfTime Ocarina of Time]]''.

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* {{Expy}}: Gangrel bears a lot in common with the original and most iconic incarnation of [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZelda Ganondorf]] - a sorcerous caped king from a neglected and suffering desert nation known to terrorize its neighbor in present-day [[spoiler: whose ambition began [[FreudianExcuse with sympathetic reasons]], but when he gained the power to make change for the better]], he became TheCaligula and in the end only hurt the people under him. [[spoiler: Much like the aged Ganondorf of ''Wind Waker'', after surviving his bout with Chrom's army and a timeskip, Gangrel is rather reflective and regretful of his past arrogance and speaks readily of his original motivations to the protagonist.]] One notable difference is that [[spoiler: Ganondorf was driven by coveting the peace of Hyrule - something he fully sees and admits to in his old age - which warped into {{Greed}} and powerlust, while Gangrel was once earnestly a WellIntentionedExtremist whose good intentions and rage at his people's suffering eventually turned to self-justification and lip service as his hatred consumed him and controlled his actions -]] essentially, Ganondorf's desire turned to destructive greed while Gangrel's actions are driven by wrath. His Trickster class even makes him a ''King of Thieves'', the moniker Ganondorf held in ''Ocarina of Time''.

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* {{Expy}}: Gangrel bears a lot in common with the original and most iconic incarnation of [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZelda [[Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda Ganondorf]] - a sorcerous caped king from a neglected and suffering desert nation known to terrorize its neighbor in present-day [[spoiler: whose ambition began [[FreudianExcuse with sympathetic reasons]], but when he gained the power to make change for the better]], he became TheCaligula and in the end only hurt the people under him. [[spoiler: Much like the aged Ganondorf of ''Wind Waker'', ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaWindWaker Wind Waker]]'', after surviving his bout with Chrom's army and a timeskip, Gangrel is rather reflective and regretful of his past arrogance and speaks readily of his original motivations to the protagonist.]] One notable difference is that [[spoiler: Ganondorf was driven by coveting the peace of Hyrule - something he fully sees and admits to in his old age - which warped into {{Greed}} and powerlust, while Gangrel was once earnestly a WellIntentionedExtremist whose good intentions and rage at his people's suffering eventually turned to self-justification and lip service as his hatred consumed him and controlled his actions -]] essentially, Ganondorf's desire turned to destructive greed while Gangrel's actions are driven by wrath. His Trickster class even makes him a ''King of Thieves'', the moniker [[RedBaron moniker]] Ganondorf held in ''Ocarina ''[[VideoGame/OcarinaOfTime Ocarina of Time''.Time]]''.



* {{Metaphorgotten}}: "'Come, reinforcements!', said the spider to... the... other spiders."

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* {{Metaphorgotten}}: "'Come, reinforcements!', said the spider to... the... other spiders.""[[note]]At the beginning of the chapter, he made a similar remark quipping on the Ylisseans' arrival in which ''he'' was the hairy spider and they were naturally flies. [[BrickJoke He's kind of lost on how to extend the metaphor to his allies.]][[/note]]



* MotiveRant: Engages in a fairly epic one if Chrom fights him in chapter 16, where we talks about why he chooses to work with Walhart, concluding with [[EasterEgg a memorable voice clip you'll never hear anywhere else in the game]].
-->'''Cervantes:''' SEE HOW MY MOUSTACHE MOVES IN THE WIND!!

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* MotiveRant: Engages in a fairly epic one if Chrom fights him in chapter 16, where we talks about why he chooses to work with Walhart, concluding with [[EasterEgg a memorable voice clip you'll never hear anywhere else in the game]].
game]] [[note]]"'''SEE HOW MY MOUSTACHE MOVES IN THE WIND!!'''"[[/note]].
-->'''Cervantes:''' SEE HOW MY MOUSTACHE MOVES IN THE WIND!!Once I had dreams myself of commanding a nation... But Walhart? Aye, he dreams bigger. He would rule the entire world! Mine is nothing compared to the moxie of the Conqueror. I am but a single tiny hair on the beard of a flea in his great mustache! Have you not tasted the thrill of being part of something bigger than yourself?



* RunningGag: Within his screen-time in ''Awakening'' his words being misheard in facial hair-related ways is not an infrequency, much to his frustration. Maybe his mustache is so grand that it can muffle the sound of his words?
-->'''Cervantes:''' Not long ago, you and I, locked in deadly combat. I was sure we had won the day until you appeared...\\
'''Say'ri:''' ...Your beard again? Can you talk of nothing else, you imperial pig?!\\
'''Cervantes:''' Ap-PEARED! I said "appeared"! Just...never mind!
* UndyingLoyalty: Cervantes is loyal to Walhart up until his last breath, and his unyielding respect towards the Conqueror is perhaps his defining trait beyond his facial hair and wordplay in ''Awakening''. While this seems to be respect for the man's genuine ambition like many of Walhart's followers, he explains in his MotiveRant to Chrom that it also thrills him to be part of "something bigger than yourself", something which ''Heroes'' expands when he begins to feel a similar enjoyment with being part of the Order of Heroes.




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* UnknownRival: He considers Say'ri his mortal enemy for defeating him once in battle, regarding her as such should they battle in Chapter 16. While it's downplayed since Say'ri knows who he is and regards him with hatred as an "imperial pig", it's clear he remembers their encounter and duel far more reverently than the warrior princess does him, to whom he's little more than one Walhart's strongest lackeys.
-->'''Cervantes:''' ...Eh wot?! It cannot be! Say'ri—my mortal enemy...\\
'''Say'ri:''' General Cervantes... Your reputation—and your gut—precedes you.\\
'''Cervantes:''' But we have met in battle before, girl! Have you forgotten?!



* PunnyName: His fleet certainly does go down in a ''blase''.



--> ''"Sometimes those who will not walk must be dragged along or pushed aside. So raise your sword, Chrom of Ylisse, and prepare to [[DeadlyEuphemism be pushed aside]]."''

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--> ''"Sometimes those who will not walk must be dragged along or pushed aside. So raise your sword, Chrom of Ylisse, and prepare to [[DeadlyEuphemism prepare to be pushed aside]]."''



* FaceHeelTurn: Used to be a follower of Emmeryn, then lost her faith and went to serve Walhart.

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* FaceHeelTurn: Used to be a follower of Emmeryn, then but she lost her faith in her words and went to serve Walhart.found new faith in Walhart's actions.



-->'''Pheros:''' I have no use for invisible spirits any longer. I serve a god among men now. Emperor Walhart will do what no religion ever could—unite all people.\\
'''Chrom:''' Your naivete betrays you. Think about it: who willingly follows a tyrant?\\
'''Pheros:''' Thinking plays no part in it. In words and deeds, a great leader takes hold of the heart, not the mind. I remember your sister possessing that selfsame gift for inspiring others. Doubtless many still cling to the power of her poetry. But I have found a greater voice...\\
'''Chrom:''' My sister believe we all desire the same thing: peace. If Walhart holds such promise, why must he use violence to unite the people?\\
'''Pheros:''' Now who is being naïve, good Prince? Sometimes those who will not walk must be dragged along or pushed aside.



* NobleDemon: Like Cervantes, she possesses UndyingLoyalty to her leader, finds Excellus' underhanded nature utterly disgusting and compliments Chrom's fighting skills with her dying words.
* PeekABangs: Her bangs cover one of her eyes, [[AmbidextrousSprite but which eye is covered depends on the direction her portrait is facing]] (her left eye is covered when facing right and vice-versa)

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* NobleDemon: Like Cervantes, she possesses UndyingLoyalty to her leader, leader and finds Excellus' underhanded nature utterly disgusting disgusting, reprimanding [[IHaveYourWife his tactics to his face]], and she both still speaks with respect to Emmeryn and compliments Chrom's fighting skills with her dying words.
* PeekABangs: Her bangs cover one of her eyes, [[AmbidextrousSprite but which eye is covered depends on the direction her portrait is facing]] (her left eye is covered when facing right and vice-versa)vice-versa).
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Ganondorf was listed under an expy section for Gangrel a long time ago, but i think they genuinely do bear a great deal of character similarity the original entry didn't quite delve into

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* {{Expy}}: Gangrel bears a lot in common with the original and most iconic incarnation of [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZelda Ganondorf]] - a sorcerous caped king from a neglected and suffering desert nation known to terrorize its neighbor in present-day [[spoiler: whose ambition began [[FreudianExcuse with sympathetic reasons]], but when he gained the power to make change for the better]], he became TheCaligula and in the end only hurt the people under him. [[spoiler: Much like the aged Ganondorf of ''Wind Waker'', after surviving his bout with Chrom's army and a timeskip, Gangrel is rather reflective and regretful of his past arrogance and speaks readily of his original motivations to the protagonist.]] One notable difference is that [[spoiler: Ganondorf was driven by coveting the peace of Hyrule - something he fully sees and admits to in his old age - which warped into {{Greed}} and powerlust, while Gangrel was once earnestly a WellIntentionedExtremist whose good intentions and rage at his people's suffering eventually turned to self-justification and lip service as his hatred consumed him and controlled his actions -]] essentially, Ganondorf's desire turned to destructive greed while Gangrel's actions are driven by wrath. His Trickster class even makes him a ''King of Thieves'', the moniker Ganondorf held in ''Ocarina of Time''.


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* RevengeBeforeReason: As Chrom acknowledges even early on, Plegia was devastated and wronged by the warring actions of Ylisse's previous exalt and his father. Gangrel certainly wouldn't be wrong to have hard feelings about Ylisse afterwards, let alone as someone who was an impoverished child in the wake of it all - however, Gangrel is ''laser-focused'' on this, sending brigands to slaughter and terrorize small villages in the neighboring kingdom while hanging the past exalt's deeds over Emmeryn's head [[KickTheDog more as a taunting gesture in conversation]] than for anything else. As shown with increasing frequency during the first arc of the game, [[BadBoss Gangrel rules his own men with fear]] and the dialogue of most playable characters from Plegia makes it clear he wasn't doing much of anything to help his people. Essentially, rather than using his position to make positive change and aid the very real and present suffering happening around him, Gangrel directs attention to vengeance in the name of 'justice' against Ylisse, focusing more as a ruler on stoking the same kind of hate-filled rage within his subjects rather than help them - and when Emmeryn [[DrivenToSuicide jumping to her death]] to atone for the conceived sins she bears from her father and to end the fighting doesn't satisfy his laughter and anger, the divide between the hate-driven Gangrel and the people finally becomes too great for even most of his own army to bother following him.
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* IncestSubtext: a {{homoerotic|subtext}} {{Twincest}}example as their descriptions point out they're a little ''too'' fond of each other despite being twin brothers. The voice acting plays this up too.

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* IncestSubtext: a {{homoerotic|subtext}} {{Twincest}}example {{Twincest}} example as their descriptions point out they're a little ''too'' fond of each other despite being twin brothers. The voice acting plays this up too.
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* HoYay: In-Universe, their descriptions point out they're a little ''too'' fond of each other despite being brothers. The voice acting plays this up too.

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* HoYay: In-Universe, IncestSubtext: a {{homoerotic|subtext}} {{Twincest}}example as their descriptions point out they're a little ''too'' fond of each other despite being twin brothers. The voice acting plays this up too.

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* WeaponOfChoice:
** Wields the Levin Sword in ''Awakening'' and, as a Trickster, has the Magic stat needed to utilize it effectively.
** In ''Heroes'', he wields the Levin Dagger, which gives him +3 Res and if a penalty is inflicted on the foe he gains +4 to his Atk/Spd/Def/Res and deals damage equal to 20% of his Res during combat.

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* WeaponOfChoice:
** Wields the Levin Sword in ''Awakening'' and, as a Trickster, has the Magic stat needed to utilize it effectively.
** In ''Heroes'', he wields the Levin Dagger, which gives him +3 Res and if a penalty is inflicted on the foe he gains +4 to his Atk/Spd/Def/Res and deals damage equal to 20% of his Res during combat.




* CoolSword: Wields a unique one called [[WeaponOfChoice Amatsu]], which resembles a [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven-Branched_Sword Shichishito]]. It is a 1-2 range sword, but unlike other ranged swords in the series before ''Fates'', it doesn't do this via SwordBeam; [[ThrowingYourSwordAlwaysWorks the weapon itself is actually thrown]]!

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* CoolSword: Wields a unique one called [[WeaponOfChoice Amatsu]], Amatsu, which resembles a [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven-Branched_Sword Shichishito]]. It is a 1-2 range sword, but unlike other ranged swords in the series before ''Fates'', it doesn't do this via SwordBeam; [[ThrowingYourSwordAlwaysWorks the weapon itself is actually thrown]]!
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: While much more straightforward in his methods, Walhart has a few similarities to morally questionable, yet not entirely unsympathetic rulers like [[VideoGame/FireEmblemTellius Naesala]] or [[VideoGame/FireEmblemGenealogyOfTheHolyWar Travant]]. Like them, he tries to achieve an ultimately positive goal and is respected by his followers while being seen as an enemy and a threat by outsiders.

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* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: While much more straightforward in his methods, Walhart has a few similarities to morally questionable, yet not entirely unsympathetic rulers like [[VideoGame/FireEmblemTellius [[VideoGame/FireEmblemPathOfRadiance Naesala]] or [[VideoGame/FireEmblemGenealogyOfTheHolyWar Travant]]. Like them, he tries to achieve an ultimately positive goal and is respected by his followers while being seen as an enemy and a threat by outsiders.

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