History Characters / FireEmblemGenealogyOfTheHolyWarNonPlayableCharacters

* GameplayAndStoryIntegration: He carries the Physic staff in Chapter 2 but he's too much of a JerkAss to actually ''use'' it on any of his troops.
* HateSink: You'll be hard-pressed to see someone who sympathizes with him. In spite of Manfroy's manipulation, Chagall is by himself self-serving, greedy, makes Agustria suffer despite his peace-loving father, and treats Eldigan like crap [[spoiler:and eventually has him executed for petty reasons]]. No one is going to pity him while he wails for his Agustria's future as he dies. The Agustrian people were more welcome to the idea of Eldigan taking over the throne, but Eldigan's honor prevents him from doing so. And even so, when Eldigan realizes that he's about to be executed, he summarizes that at that point, Agustria and the House of Hoðr are doomed as long as Chagall is in charge. Yes, there's no one in Jugdral that likes him.

* YoungerThanTheyLook: Chagall has a horribly wrinkled face for someone his age.

* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: Is made a HeManWomanHater in the manga, especially when [[spoiler:he mocks what remains of Pamela's honor and openly tells her that women are only there to physically pleasure men. In addition, he [[BoomHeashot shot a woman in the head]] despite being his accomplice who had stolen Brigid's Yewfelle for him]].

* UsedToBeASweetKid: According to Brigid, in the Oosawa manga.

* HateSink: There's nothing remotely likable about him; he's there to demonstrate how terrible Grannvale has become, and a tall order considering he's basically Lombard, but with his miniscule redeeming qualities omitted.

* ExtremeDoormat: According to Lucharba, he lets the Loptousian cult walk all over him.

* ExtremeDoormat: According to Lucharba,he lets the Loptousian cult walk all over him.

* PaletteSwap: Reused [[ArcVillain Chagall's portrait]], of all characters.

* EvilUncle: In the Oosawa manga, [[spoiler:he's Larcei and Scáthach's uncle who is a tyrant and murderer of their parents, with their father being [[KinslayingIsASpecialKindOfEvil his brother]].]]

* LikeFatherUnlikeSon: Judging by how the villagers talk about his father, it's pretty bizarre that he managed to produce a incompetent {{Jerkass}} like Chagall.

* PragmaticVillainy: Chagall scolded Macbeth [[SkewedPriorities for robbing his own villages instead of following his orders to back up Boldor]] in the defense of Agustria. The Project Naga fan translation, also indicates, much of the gold, Macbeth stole, were taxes meant to go to Chagall.

** He's horrified when he finds out Lex is fighting him and asks his son to b ack down.

* KinSlayingIsASpecialKindofEvil: Lombard appears to hold this view as he's upset by Andrey's murder of his father and subsequent lack of remorse. Similarly he's reluctant to fight Lex and calls out his son for engaging him in combat.

* EvenEvilHasStandards: Subverted. He scolded Macbeth for robbing the villages instead of fighting for the defense of his Agustria. This doesn't mean that Chagall is against robbing the villages, if Granvalle didn't come knocking, he would have done so himself as stated by the villagers you visit. He just thought that Macbeth has SkewedPriorities, he should be defending his own lord at a time of invasion like this, so Chagall was more or less just concerned to save his own hide.

* LikeFatherUnlikeSon: Judging by how the villagers talk about his father, it's pretty bizarre that he managed to produce a {{Jerkass}} like Chagall.

* TheWrongfulHeirToTheThrone: He committed patricide because he wanted the throne for himself and made himself the last Agusty in doing so. He is laughably incompetent at ruling Agustria, and everyone knows it. Although his father was able to keep the disunified lords in line, three of the four immediately disobey Chagall's first order to them. Eldigan goes up to the capital to talk some reason into him, Clement completely ignores his decree and declares neutrality, and Macbeth takes advantage of the situation to line his pockets with the townsfolk's money. The only lord who actually listens to Chagall does so for ulterior personal reasons, rather than because Chagall said so. Agustria's lords were ready to splinter and Chagall's incompetence is the final nail in the coffin.

* HateSink: While the Oosawa manga is a bit more complicated; in the original game, his characterization is basically a simple asshole that runs his good house's reputation to the ground as opposed to his good father and sisters, and comitted patricide without any tinge of remorse that [[EvenEvilHasStandards even Lombard, already a smug bastard, was appalled]], and he doesn't even have much redeeming points. The least you can say about him is that [[AtLeastIAdmitIt he's honest about his douchebaggery.]]

* AbusiveParents: He considers his elder son Danann useless and is willing to kill Lex for betraying him.

* EvenEvilHasStandards: Expresses disgust at Andrey's killing of his own father, since Lombard actually respected Ring.

* HateSink: He's greedy, a traitor to Grannvale for petty reasons, and a horrible father to both of his sons, with his only redeeming quality being [[VillainRespect his respect to Ring]], that can be easily trampled upon with his pettiness. Rather downplayed in Oosawa manga, while he didn't do a last-minute HeelFaceTurn like Reptor, he eventually [[SoProudOfYou commended Lex for the path he took in life]] after being struck with a fatal blow by him and told him to never look back (or else he'll laugh at him in Hell) as he succumbed to his wounds

* ArchnemesisDad: To his sons, Iuchar or Iucharba, depending on who is recruited.

* HateSink: Like Lombard, he's a megalomaniac noble who wants more power over Grannvale despite his already high position in the kingdom. Downplayed somewhat with his love of family, though he is willing to kill Tailtiu for betraying his name. In the Mitsuki Oosawa manga, he looked like this in the first three halves of generation one, but eventually was subverted thanks to AdaptationalHeroism.

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* PaletteSwap: Of Phillip.

* PaletteSwap: Of Philip.

->'''Holy blood:''' Dáinn [Major]

* AdaptationalAttractiveness: Her official game portrait had her face possessing wrinkles, but when it comes to official arts or TCG portrayals, she actually looks quite decent for an old woman that hasn't reached grandma status, and the wrinkles are gone.

* OptionalBoss: Fighting him in chapter 3 is avoidable. If you have Lachesis talk to him, he will depart the battlefield (and give her a magic sword!). If you chose to fight him, boy are you in for a fight.

A bishop who was ordered to retake Chalphy from Seliph.

* EvilAunt: To Arthur/Amid and Tine/Linda.

* ForTheEvulz: There's ''virtually no reason'' why Hilda is such a power-hungry evil bitch that likes the suffering of others. Hell, even Manfroy and his Loptr Church kinsmen can [[FreudianExcuse make the claim that their years of persecution eventually drove them into]] CardCarryingVillain status (though they have no regrets), Hilda has no such excuse. Even the idea that her abuse towards Tailtiu was revenge for her "shaming" her family by supporting Sigurd's "coup" is shot down, as she outright admits to Tine that she did it solely for her amusement. Even with the extra layer given from ''Heroes'', this trope is still part of her characterization that stays the same.

* HateSink: Probably the single most despicable character '''in the entire series''', let alone woman. From what she did to both her sister-in-law and her daughter, and even how she treats ''her own'', she was made to be so utterly reprehensible and lacks any sort of FreudianExcuse (for reference, even Manfroy has one). Hilda was REALLY made to show the lowest that the Empire can do even with minimum Loptous interference. Additionally, Hilda is an intentional attempt to avert the trope FemalesAreMoreInnocent, showing that even women can be such despicable beings.

* PlayingWithFire: Her tome, Bolganone.

* OptionalBoss: Fighting him in chapter 3 is avoidable. If you have Lachesis talk to him, he will depart the battlefield (and give her a magic sword!). If you chose to fight him, boy are you in for a fight.

* BonusBoss: Fighting him in chapter 3 is avoidable: if you have Lachesis talk to him, he will depart the battlefield (and give her a magic sword!). If you insist, heh, boy are you in for a fight.

* {{Our Vampires Are Different}}: His influence/possesion by Loptous in Suzuki's novelization makes him crave blood. One short story telling of his transformation into the heir to Gair tells of him consuming the blood of small animals (a preying mantis, a kitten) then moving onto consuming blood from a murdered little girl with aid from Manfroy.

* ShouldersOfDoom: His art here and in ''Heroes'' gives him rather large shoulder pauldrons.

* SoulJar: [[spoiler:For Loptous.]]

* UnholyMatrimony: With Ishtar, although he's obviously the more evil of them.
* UsedToBeASweetKid: Ishtar being a LoveMartyr for him would suggest that Julius ''was'' quite normal in comparison to how he acted after [[spoiler:Manfroy gave him the Loptous tome]]. Julia also expresses this.
--> '''Julia:'''…Just who are you? Everything changed the day Archbishop Manfroy brought that eerie black book in. That day also marks the last I saw of my dear brother… All that remained in his place was this powerful, yet demonic child. You… whoever you are… have deprived me of my mother and my brother, as well! Who are you!? Why must you put me through this agony!?
** Also, one of Ishtar's main motivations in sticking by his side in the Oosawa manga, with some of their backstory together actually shown.

* OedipusComplex: Holy ''crap''. He's even strongly hinted to have ''killed'' people for mentioning what happened to Cigyun. [[spoiler:Deirdre's [[StrongFamilyResemblance strong resemblance]] to Cigyun does not help matters.]]

--> “…Just who are you? Everything changed the day Archbishop Manfroy brought that eerie black book in. That day also marks the last I saw of my dear brother… All that remained in his place was this powerful, yet demonic child. You… whoever you are… have deprived me of my mother and my brother, as well! Who are you!? Why must you put me through this agony!?”

->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/MaiKadowaki (Japanese, ''Videogame/FireEmblemHeroes''), Ratana Therakulsathit (English, ''Videogame/FireEmblemHeroes'') (credited as Ratana)

* OverprotectiveDad: In the Oosawa manga, Ring mistakenly thinks that Sigurd married Edain. He comically freaks out at the thought.

* BladeOnAStick: The [[InfinityPlusOneSword Gungnir]].

* LikeParentLikeSpouse: Arvis end up falling in love with Deirdre at first sight, he recognized the woman remind him of his mother, but [[spoiler:didn't learn about being her literal sister until a later point.]]