History Characters / FireEmblemEngageEmblems

* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: Among the base game Emblems, they tend to be portrayed as looking like [[PreviousPlayerCharacterCameo significant characters from the previous games in the series]], this Emblem is not, who actually debuted in ''Fire Emblem Engage.'' Furthermore, unlike the other 12 Emblems Alear still has their physical body and has to actively transform to use their Emblem powers. This difference is reflected further in gameplay with no other units being able to equip Alear’s ring as well as Alear remaining a separate unit when Engaging with other units. Further, Alear evidently remained mortal (albeit long-lived like other dragons) unlike the pure spirit Emblems who do not age, with Ivy's solo ending mentioning that Alear passed away at some point.

** Camila: Lavender
** Chrom and Robin: dark Blue

Chrom and Robin are respectively the leader and head tactician of The Shepherds, an army of fighters who travel the kingdom of Ylisse fighting for justice and protecting the common people. Chrom, also the prince of Ylisse, found Robin laying unconscious in a field and offered him protection. From there he would learn of Robin's talent for military tactics, and the two would form a bond stronger than steel\\\

Veronica is the princess of Emblian Empire, and was in war with the Kingdom of Askr. However, she is actually very lonely and wants nothing more than to make friends.\\

** [[spoiler:Dragon/Bond Blast: The user attacks with a sword/magic combo. If both Alear and the unit they engaged with are next to each other use this move, they attack together for a total of three attacks.]]
** Houses Unite: The user attacks with the trio's Hero Relics. If done next to a unit equipped with Byleth's ring, the three leaders do the attacks themselves and the user gains another action.

** Cataclysm: The user attacks with fire, lightning, and wind magic over the area of the target. If done next to a unit equipped with Ike's ring, the area is expanded.

* BreakingOldTrends: In contrast to the previous DLC Emblems, Veronica is from a spin-off title and not a mainline title.

* AmbiguousSituation: These Emblems were not created in Elyos, rather they served as guardians in other worlds, Emblem Edelgard notes that "something" caused them to be transported to Elyos, but it is unclear what this something was. In his bond support with Ivy, Soren tells her his bracelet was entrusted to an Elusia from another world.
* GameplayAndStorySegregation: [[spoiler:Despite the WhamEpisode[=s=] that were chapters 10/11 and 21/22, where Alear temporarily lose all of the rings they've collected up to those points, the DLC Emblems were unaffected by it, and therefore remain usable for the duration of the game.]]
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: [[spoiler:At the very end of the game, the base game Emblems disappear from Elyos following the closure of the portal, while Alear themselves remained due to being native to Elyos as well as having a physical body. Despite this, the fate of the DLC Emblems after the events of the game have yet to be touched upon, mostly since they lack any involvement with the main story, though because of their otherworldly nature, it's likely that they disappeared alongside the ring ones too.]]

* OffModel: Lucina's 3D model used in the first prologue cutscene was ripped directly from ''[[VideoGame/FireEmbemAwakening Awakening's]]'' motion-captured cutscenes, which looks de-saturated and resembles little to the actual 3D model she has ingame.

* JerkassToOne: {{Inverted}}. Soren is blunt and dismissive to everyone ''except'' [[MoralityPet Ike]]. He is however, fairly amicable towards Timerra out of gratitude for keeping Ike's ring safe.

* OhCrap: During his recruitment paralog if he faces against a unit engaged with Ike, Soren panics and tries to convince him that they don't need to fight, both because Ike is basically the only person he respects but also since he well aware of how bad of an idea it is to go against him. He later admits that if he had known Ike was among Alear's group, he would have joined them immediately.

-->"A good wind."

* WeHaveReserve: It is advantageous to summon multiple clones as decoys. Due to the clone units having only 1 HP, they are often targeted by enemies as an easy kill.

* NoSell: His Engage Attack "Storm's Eye" makes the user immune to being broken, making them much less likely to be overwhelmed by enemy units and still counterattack. When performed adjacent to an ally wielding Lyn, it also allows the user to attack first and follow up while foes cannot follow up during enemy phase.

* AttackReflector: His Reflect staff allows the user to apply a status effect to all allies within a range of 2 spaces, where any magic damage taken will have half its damage dealt to the attacker.

* NoSell: His Engage Attack "Storm's Eye" makes the user immune to being broken, making them much less likely to be overwhelmed by enemy units and still counterattack.

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* DamageReduction: His "Arms Shield" skill allows the user to reduces damage taken from attacks if the user has a weapon triangle advantage over the foe, starting from 3 damage reduced to 7. Considering that his "Adaptable" Engage Skill always changes the user's weapon to have advantage over the foe's weapon when the foe initiates combat and the Engage weapons covers the main weapons triangle, it allows the user to take more hits to take down.

* ArmorPiercingAttack: Eirika's Lunar Brace (and by extention Eclipse Brace) allows the user who initiates combat with physical weapons to gain true damage equal to 20~30% of the foe's Def, depending on the level, and the boosted damage comes after the user's damage and the foe's defenses are calculated, so the user will always deal at least some damage on the foe. Ephraim's Bravery (and by extention Blue Skies) also boosts damage after damage calculations are made, only by a fixed amount, with 3 damage with Bravery and 5 damage with Bravery+.

* TerrainSculpting: With their "Dragon Vein" skill, they're able to change the environment to inflict GeoEffects in various ways depending on the type of unit wielding the Emblem; Backup creates rocks to increased defenses, Cavalry creates water that decreases Avoid, Covert creates Fog which increases Avoid, Armored creates vines that grant immunity to Break, Flying create healing tiles, Mystical create fires for damage, Qi Adept creates breakable ice pillar to obsruct movement, and Dragon units can choose the specific effect they want.

* NoSell: His engage skill, ''Storms Eye'', makes an ally immune to being broken, making them much less likely to be overwhelmed by enemy units.

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** They possess or at least can take on enough of a physical form to engage in battle, but normally cannot move far from their ring or take independent actions in battle (exceptions are locations with a lot of particular magic such as Trial Grounds and the Somniel). They have all the regular human senses, but cannot eat, and while able to sleep they seemingly do not need to. They also can levitate at will (and do this most of the time).