This is discussion archived from a time before the current discussion method was installed.
Chris X: I haven't played the Tellius Fire Emblems. So I will leave their entries empty until someone wishes to fill over for them.
Amplt0: Mist/Ike is not a "low key" example, it's a non example. A little girl being "clingy" towards her only living family member is hardly a case for brother sister incest. The closest thing FE 9 has to that is Geoffrey being in love with Elincia (who are not blood relatives).
I'm somewhat at a loss as to what was meant by Micaiah's entry. Intolerant of other races? Cold and mean? The closest she comes to being intolerant of another race was when she mentioned that she used to dislike Beorc before she spent more time with them during the occupation. I can't really say that she acted cold or mean either. Also, calling her a staff chick is inaccurate. Staves are her secondary weapon; she's a squishy mage.
Sanaki can't use staves: ergo, not a Staff Chick. Unless I'm remembering it wrong, her class is the only fully-promoted, magic-wielding class that can't use them.
Mirrinus: Not all mages should automatically be classified as a Badass Bookworm. In particular, Nino really shouldn't, as her support conversations reveal that she's actually illiterate. Plus, her personality is pretty far removed from most other examples of the trope.
Sara: If I remember correctly, Bartre is from the West Isles. I think it's mentioned somewhere in Fuuin no Tsurugi, but it's been a while since I played so I could be wrong.
About FE 6, I always left Gale alive. I like to think he and Miledy got together again once the whole sordid mess was over.
In the FE 8 section it lists KidAnova says Ewan can can hit on Amelia "despite the age difference" but the Ross/Ewan supports put them at about the same age, and the Ross/Amelia supports put them at almost the same age implying that Ewan is also almost the same age as Amelia... at least I think so, not sure enough to change the article. He does look a lot younger than he probably is though.
Does Meg really qualify for an action girl?
How is it that some pages seem to think that Sonia's death at Limstella's hands was a Tear Jerker? They say "Yeah, Sonia was a Complete Monster but she didn't deserve that so I still feel sympathy for her when she died." What? First off, Sonia's done nothing but Kick the Dog and cross the Moral Event Horizon for the whole game, especially with what she's done to poor little Nino and the Reed family. A Complete Monster is a character who's far too evil for sympathy and Sonia definitley fits that description. You should feel NO sadness for her when she suffers her cruel demise. And secondly, it's supposedly sad because Limstella "crushed her dreams of being human" before leaving her to die. Keep in mind that Sonia repeatedly flaunted being a perfect human and treated the morphs like lowly scum and mindless pawns of Nergal. Having her be told that SHE's a morph and how worthless she is before she dies is the ultimate Karmic Death. Yes, she's pitiful as she dies, but after all she's done, to feel the least bit sad for her borders on making her a Draco in Leather Pants in my book.
Sara Jaye: So...feeling any pity AT ALL for a Complete Monster automatically makes it a near-Draco in Leather Pants case? Just because we feel sorry for her doesn't mean we think she's a poor misunderstood woobie and we forgive her for all the shit she pulled.
Stranger: If you wanna get technical, it was an Alas, Poor Villain death, not a Tear Jerker. We can pity her even if she did totally deserve it.
