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->'''Sanaki''': I don't understand. How can you be a goddess and not know? I thought gods were perfect beings who knew everything!.
->'''Yune''': Gods? Perfect? Where did you get that idea? You haven't met a lot of gods, have you?
->'''Sanaki''': Well, no. But divinity created life from nothing! Surely only perfect beings could do that!
->'''Yune''': We did create life, and can do many things that you creatures of flesh can't. But that doesn't make us perfect. It just means we can make mistakes on a much grander scale... We're not what you've been taught, and we're much closer to you skin-wearers than some will admit. But we do make mistakes... Sometimes we make terrible mistakes. Sometimes all it takes is one emotional outburst and the entire world is drowning underwater!

A charming lass who runs a goods shop which typically stocks healing items and staves. In ''[=RD=]'', this expands to a "Bargain" ([[NoHeroDiscount term used loosely]]) rack with different rare items and weapons every chapter. Is hopelessly infatuated with Ike, [[AbhorrentAdmirer much to his annoyance]].

->'''Class:''' Vendor (in ''[=RD=]'' 1-3 as an NPC)

* NamesTheSame / TheOtherDarrin: This Aimee is (presumably) not to be confused with the Aimee who runs the Vendor shops in [[VideoGame/FireEmblemAkaneia the Archanea games]]. The US and EU versions of ''Shadow Dragon'' don't seem to agree on ''that'' one's name, however (Larabel in the US, Aimee in EU).

* ChekhovsGunman: On a couple of occasions in ''[=PoR=]'', one of the two pesters Ike for military strategy tips, to help them beat their brother at some pen-and-paper war game they're playing. Those tips just so happen to [[LeaningOnTheFourthWall come in handy for you in the next chapter.]]

* YouRequireMoreVespeneGas: Weapon forging in ''[=RD=]'' had a new wrinkle attached: in addition to gold, you required 50 Forge Points (accumulated by selling off stuff to Jorge) for every weapon made. Key word being "had"; this was mysteriously removed from the international versions of the game, which left nothing stopping you from forging as many weapons as you could afford (besides common sense). [[BlindIdiotTranslation Dialogue was still translated and left in about the now nonexistent Forge Points]], though this might suggest that they were cut at the eleventh hour.

* [[spoiler:BirthmarkOfDestiny: The exact same one that appeared on her firstborn granddaughter.]]
* [[spoiler:HalfHumanHybrid]]

* [[spoiler:OlderThanSheLooks: What is known about Branded aging makes it clear that she was this in life.]]
* PosthumousCharacter

->'''Voiced by:''' Kumi Sakuma (Japanese, ''[=RD=]''), Mik Kuhlman (English, ''[=RD=]'')

* ImmortalImmaturity: Played with, as she is Ashunera's emotions- which led to her causing a great flood, Ashera has a point in considering her this, which is why she's been sealed away for so long. She was apparently like this before being sealed in the medallion as well, though. Justified, as Ashera considers any kind of "chaos" unforgivable (She ''is'' the goddess of chaos, after all, and immaturity tends to be associated with chaos rather than order). Ironically she is much more sensible and collected than Ashera, the goddess of order.

->'''Sanaki''': I don't understand. How can you be a goddess and not know? I thought gods were perfect beings who
knew everything!.

->'''Yune''': We did create life, and can do many things that you creatures of flesh can't. But that doesn't make us
perfect. It just means we can make mistakes on a much grander scale... We're not what you've been taught, and
we're much closer to you skin-wearers than some will admit. But we do make mistakes... Sometimes we make
terrible mistakes. Sometimes all it takes is one emotional outburst and the entire world is drowning underwater!

* SplitPersonalityMerge: Sort of. After Ashera is stricken down, she absorbs her, which leads to the restoration of Ashunera as GodIsGood once again.

* AboveGoodAndEvil: Claims that she and Ashera are both this. Ironically, she's benevolent (in contrast to Ashera's TautologicalTemplar tendencies).

* ImmortalImmaturity: Understandably seeing as how she's been sealed away for so long. She was apparently like this before being sealed in the medallion as well, though. (She ''is'' the goddess of chaos, after all, and immaturity tends to be associated with chaos rather than order). Ironically she is much more sensible and collected than Ashera, the goddess of order.

* ImmortalImmaturity: Understandably seeing as how she's been sealed away for so long. She was apparently like this before being sealed in the medallion as well, though. (She ''is'' the goddess of chaos, after all, and immaturity tends to be associated with chaos rather than order.)

* SplitPersonalityMerge: Sort of. After Ashera is stricken down, she absorbs her, which leads to the restoration of
Ashunera as GodIsGood once again.

* AboveGoodAndEvil: Claims that she and Ashera are both this.Ironically, she's benevolent(in contrast to Ashera's
TautologicalTemplar tendencies).

* Split-PersonalityMerge: Sort of. After Ashera is striken down, she absorbs her, which leads to the restoration of
Ashunera as GodIsGood once again.

[[folder:[[spoiler:Yune]]]]

* ButNowIMustGo: Averted. After Ashera's defeat (and reabsorbing her), she says she has to leave as gods have failed
humanity and made them weak... But Ike encourages not to as although humans don't have much use for gods,they show
humans what to aspire to and give humans a reason to grow. When she asks Ike if she can be forgiven for the pain
she has caused, Ike answers that as she has already forgiven humans, why couldn't they do the same- Which finally
convinces her to try again (as the goddess Ashunera).

* AboveGoodAndEvil: Claims that she and Ashera are both this.Ironically, she's benevolent (in contrast to Ashera's
TautologicalTemplar tendencies).

* ButNowIMustGo: Averted. After Ashera's defeat (and reabsorbing her), she says she has to leave as gods have
failed humanity and made them weak... But Ike encourages not to as although humans don't have much use for gods,
they show humans what to aspire to and give humans a reason to grow. When she asks Ike if she can be forgiven for
the pain she has caused, Ike answers that as she has already forgiven humans, why couldn't they do the same- Which
finally convinces her to try again (as the goddess Ashunera).

* ButNowIMustGo: Subverted. After Ashera's defeat (and reabsorbing her), she says she has to leave as gods have
failed humanity and made them weak... But Ike encourages not to as although humans don't have much use for gods,
they show humans what to aspire to and give humans a reason to grow. When she asks Ike if she can be forgiven for
the pain she has caused, Ike answers that as she has already forgiven humans, why couldn't they do the same- Which
finally convinces her.

* AboveGoodAndEvil: Claims that she and Ashera are both this.

[[folder: Other Significant Characters]]

* [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair You Gotta Have Green Hair]]

* GoOutWithASmile

!! Apostle Misaha

!NPCs

[[folder: Merchant Convoy]]

* PieceOfGod: She is one half of Ashunera, the creator goddess of Tellius. When Ashunera discarded her emotions, it became the goddess known as Yune.

* BadassAdorable

* BigGood

* CurtainsMatchTheWindow

* WalkingSpoiler

[[CaptainObvious A band of travelling merchants]] whom Ilyana is part of, and the Greil Mercenaries bump into as both parties flee Crimea. They hook up and supply the mercs with all sorts of goods and handy services for the duration. Three years later, they're stuck in Daein during the occupation, and end up helping the Dawn Brigade in the same manner. When that conflict ends, they go to work for Ike and co. again in the Laguz Alliance, which [[spoiler:inadvertedly sees them supplying troops that fight against the Dawn Brigade]]. Come Part 4, [[spoiler:they luckily avoid being turned to stone by Ashera's awakening, and split up their group to supply everyone still standing as they head for the Tower of Guidance]].

* YouRequireMoreVespeneGas: Weapon forging in ''[=RD=]'' had a new wrinkle attached: in addition to gold, you required 50 Forge Points (accumulated by selling off stuff to Jorge) for every weapon made. Key word being "had"; this was mysteriously removed from the international versions of the game, which left nothing stopping you from forging as many weapons as you could afford (besides common sense). [[BlindIdiotTranslation Dialogue was still translated and left in about the now nonexisting Forge Points]], though this might suggest that they were cut at the eleventh hour.

* MumLooksLikeASister: While she appears to be a beorc woman in her mid thirties (if that) and is alleged to be the mother of Pelleas, a beorc man in his early twenties, [[spoiler:she is, in fact, neither]]. [[spoiler:Played with later. While she isn't Pelleas' mother, she does have a son in his early twenties. However, she's also Really700YearsOld.]]

Apostle Sanaki's grandmother and direct predecessor who signed the Laguz Emancipation Act. She was more beloved by her people than any apostle before or after her. Rumors that her assasination was orchestrated by the heron tribe resulted in the Serenes Massacre. [[spoiler:After meeting with her ancestor, Lehran, Misaha decided to publicly reveal Begnion's greatest secret: that she, her predecessors, and her young heir were in fact [[HalfHumanHybrid Branded]]. The Imperial Senate, led by Lekain, ordered her assasination for fear of what would happen to their power and credibility if that knowledge became public.]]

* RoyaltySuperPower: As the direct descendent of Altina, Misaha possessed the power to see the future and speak with Ashera. [[spoiler:Misaha's attempt to reveal that her abilities are also HybridPower ended in catastrophe.]]

A charming lass who runs a goods shop which typically stocks healing items and staves. In ''[=RD=]'' this expands to a "Bargain" ([[NoHeroDiscount term used loosely]]) rack with different rare items and weapons every chapter. Is hopelessly infatuated with Ike, [[AbhorrentAdmirer much to his annoyance]].

* MumLooksLikeASister: While she appears to be a beorc woman in her mid thirties (if that) and is alleged to be the mother of Pelleas, a beorc man in his early twenties, [[spoiler:she is, in fact, neither.]] [[spoiler:Played with later. While she isn't Pelleas' mother, she does have a son in his early twenties. However, she's also Really700YearsOld.]]

* DubInducedPlotHole: A very minor one - his translated death scene was worded slightly ambiguously, not making it quite as clear that he had in fact died and suggesting that he may be still alive and accompanying Ena back to Goldoa. This was rectified with ''Radiant Dawn'' specifically mentioning his dead status.

* UncannyFamilyResemblance: In ''Path of Radiance,'' Rajaion had the same eye color and mark on his forehead as Kurthnaga, although they were not confirmed to be brothers until ''Radiant Dawn''. [[spoiler: His portrait in Radiant Dawn, which is how he looked before he was drugged, looks like an older version of his nephew Soren.]]

* IncorruptiblePurePureness: Like her daughter Mist, she had to be to hold the Fire Emblem without going insane.*

Apostle Sanaki's grandmother and direct predecessor who signed the Laguz Emancipation Act. She was more beloved by her people than any apostle before or after her. Rumors that her assasination was orchestrated by the heron tribe resulted in the Serenes Massacre. [[spoiler: After meeting with her ancestor, Lehran, Misaha decided to publicly reveal Begnion's greatest secret: that she, her predecessors, and her young heir were in fact [[HalfHumanHybrid Branded]]. The Imperial Senate, led by Lekain, ordered her assasination for fear of what would happen to their power and credibility if that knowledge became public.]]

* HundredPercentAdorationRating: Among the common citizenry by all accounts. [[DeconstructedTrope They loved her so much that a rumor was all they needed to commit genocide in her name]].
* [[spoiler: BirthmarkOfDestiny: The exact same one that appeared on her firstborn granddaughter.]]
* [[spoiler: HalfHumanHybrid]]

* MumLooksLikeASister: [[spoiler: ''Grand''mum looks like a sister in this case. As a Heron-Branded, Misaha would have looked much younger than she actually was, and would have still looked like a young woman when her first granddaughter was born.]]

* AbsurdlyYouthfulMother: Subverted; while she appears to be a beorc woman in her mid thirties (if that) and is alleged to be the mother of Pelleas, a beorc man in his early twenties, [[spoiler:she is, in fact, neither.]] [[spoiler:Played with later. While she isn't Pelleas' mother, she does have a son in his late teens. However, she's also Really700YearsOld.]]

Apostle Sanaki's grandmother and direct predecessor who signed the Laguz Emancipation Act. She was more beloved by her people than any apostle before or after her. Rumors that her assasination was orchestrated by the heron tribe resulted in the Serenes Massacre. [[spoiler: After meeting with her ancestor, Lehran, she decided to publicly reveal Begnion's greatest secret: that she, her predecessors, and her young heir were in fact [[HalfHumanHybrid branded]]. The Imperial Senate, led by Lekain, ordered her assasination for fear of what would happen to their power and credibility if that knowledge became public.]]

* [[spoiler: AbsurdlyYouthfulMother: Like Almedha, she very likely subverted this by looking younger than she should for a recent grandmother while actually being older than she appeared.]]

* HighPriest: Of the Priest Queen variety.
* [[spoiler:OlderThanSheLooks: What is known about branded aging makes it clear that she was this in life.]]

* SlaveLiberation: She officially freed all of the laguz slaves in Begnion.

The goddess of chaos, and the "dark goddess" sealed inside Lehran's Medallion. Ashera's other half. Talked to Micaiah through a bird (also named Yune) while sealed in the medallion, and talked to everyone through Micaiah's body after being unsealed.

* ChaosIsEvil: Subverted.

* ElementalShapeshifter: Her true form [[spoiler:that blue fire that comes from the medallion]]

* WomanInBlack

* NamesTheSame / TheOtherDarrin: This Aimee is (presumably) not to be confused with the Aimee who runs the Vendor shops in [[FireEmblemAkaneia the Archanea games]]. The US and EU versions of ''Shadow Dragon'' don't seem to agree on ''that'' one's name, however (Larabel in the US, Aimee in EU).

* AbsurdlyYouthfulMother: Subverted; while she appears to be a beorc woman in her mid thirties (if that) and is alleged to be the mother of Pelleas, a beorc man in his early twenties, [[spoiler:she is, in fact, neither.]]