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* AllLoveIsUnrequited: Implied with Merric. He's not mentioned by name as her crush, though,
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* AllLoveIsUnrequited: Implied with Merric. He's not mentioned by name as her crush, though,but the few leads we have point at him.
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* NumberTwo: Sorta is this to Nyna, later. Who trusts her to the point of handing her the Fire Emblem to give it to Marth in ''Monshou''.
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A Sable Knight under Camus during the War of Darkness, who aided Camus in helping Nyna escape from Dolhr's clutches. During ''New Mystery'', he and his comrades join Marth's army. He suspects that[[spoiler:Sirius is Camus,]] but is later convinced not to reveal his suspicions.
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A Sable Knight under Camus during the War of Darkness, who aided Camus in helping Nyna escape from Dolhr's clutches. During ''New Mystery'', he and his comrades join Marth's army. He suspects that[[spoiler:Sirius that [[spoiler:Sirius is Camus,]] but is later convinced not to reveal his suspicions.
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* LateArrivalSpoiler: This version of Hardin is the one who makes [[DownloadableContent Spotpass/DLC]] cameos in ''Awakening'', leaving players of ''Shadow Dragon'' who don't know about ''Mystery'''s events to wonder why Hardin suddenly TookALevelInJerkass (to say the least).
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** Thanks to the acess to buyable Rapier, Marth is pretty much your best character for the majority of ''Dark Dragon''.
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** Thanks to the acess access to buyable Rapier, Marth is pretty much your best character for one of the majority of more useful characters in ''Dark Dragon''.
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** CripplingOverspecialization: Falchion in the original. While an unbreakable weapon with an ability to negate direct attacks from non Manakete is nice, it was only effective against Medeus, and has only 10 Might. You might want to stock up some Dragon Slayer against the remaining Manakete enemies in the game. ''Mystery'' nerfed the Falchion by raising its weight and removing its direct attack negating ability.
** This is averted in the remake, where the Falchion is pretty much an unbreakable Silver Sword that is effective against Manakete.
** This is averted in the remake, where the Falchion is pretty much an unbreakable Silver Sword that is effective against Manakete.
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** CripplingOverspecialization: Falchion in the original. While it is an unbreakable weapon with an and its ability to negate direct attacks from non Manakete non-Manaketes is nice, it was is only effective against Medeus, and has only 10 Might. You might want to stock up some Dragon Slayer Slayers against the remaining Manakete enemies in the game. ''Mystery'' nerfed the Falchion by raising its weight and removing its direct attack negating ability.
** This is averted in the remake, where the Falchion is pretty much an unbreakable Silver Sword that is effective againstManakete.all Manaketes.
** This is averted in the remake, where the Falchion is pretty much an unbreakable Silver Sword that is effective against
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** CoolSword: The [[RoyalRapier Rapier]] and Falchion.
* IncorruptiblePurePureness: In the original and ''Monshou no Nazo.'' ''Shadow Dragon'' changes this - it shows that the betrayal of Gra and the loss of his family and kingdom have, in fact, not been at all healthy for him psychologically.
* IncorruptiblePurePureness: In the original and ''Monshou no Nazo.'' ''Shadow Dragon'' changes this - it shows that the betrayal of Gra and the loss of his family and kingdom have, in fact, not been at all healthy for him psychologically.
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** CoolSword: The [[RoyalRapier Rapier]] and Falchion.
Falchion. He also got exclusive access to the Mercurius in the first game.
* IncorruptiblePurePureness: In the original and''Monshou no Nazo.''Mystery of the Emblem.'' ''Shadow Dragon'' changes this - it shows that the betrayal of Gra and the loss of his family and kingdom have, in fact, not been at all healthy for him psychologically.
* IncorruptiblePurePureness: In the original and
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I dont know how the \"without Rapier\" argument works since Rapier is buyable pretty much everytime right after chapter 8, which means Marth always has acess to an effective weapon against 80% of the enemies in the game. Thats kind of like saying Sigurd without his Silver Sword is passable(which he is). That being said, the \"most uber\" part is indeed stupid. As for Falchion, it is actually weaker than Silver Sword in original, not to mention it is only effective against Medeus, and it has special effect of negating direct attack from non Manakete. Adding the Original Falchion\'s flaw would be okay, i assume.
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** CripplingOverspecialization: Falchion in the original. While an unbreakable weapon with an ability to negate direct attacks from non Manakete is nice, it was only effective against Medeus, and has only 10 Might. You might want to stock up some Dragon Slayer against the remaining Manakete enemies in the game. ''Mystery'' nerfed the Falchion by raising its weight and removing its direct attack negating ability.
** This is averted in the remake, where the Falchion is pretty much an unbreakable Silver Sword that is effective against Manakete.
** This is averted in the remake, where the Falchion is pretty much an unbreakable Silver Sword that is effective against Manakete.
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The main reason he is good in Dark Dragon is because he has the Rapier, the Falchion, which is basically a Silver Sword with infinite uses and dragon busting, and exclusive access to the Mercurius. That\'s it. Without those he is only passible. Even with those, saying he is the most uber unit in the whole series, while not professional at all, is also laughable.
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* {{Badass}}: Saved the world twice. In ''Dark Dragon'', he is easilly one of the most uber character in the series.
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* {{Badass}}: Saved the world twice. In ''Dark Dragon'', he is easilly one of the most uber character in the series.
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Putting asside how FE 1 Stats works rather different compared to other games, Stats does not matter when Marth can trivialize almost every boss in the game just by standing beside them. Or the fact that he has acess to Rapier which murdered 80% of the enemy in the game. Even then going by average stats, it was enough to solo most chapters in the game.
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** [[spoiler:{{Came Back Wrong}}: It's noted by Elrean that reviving a body without the soul would bring forth a monster. Gharnef's soul is trapped by the Darksphere. You do the math.]]
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Marth in the original games was actually kinda a wimp in terms of stats.
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* {{Badass}: Saved the world twice. In ''Dark Dragon'', he is easilly one of the most uber character in the series.
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* {{Badass}: {{Badass}}: Saved the world twice. In ''Dark Dragon'', he is easilly one of the most uber character in the series.
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* AwesomeYetPractical: "Dark Dragon'' Marth is the only character who can wield the Rapier, a lightweight weapon with decent critical chance, and the only weapon in the game that is effective to both Cavalier and Armors that makes up roughtly 90% of the enemies in the game. Said Rapier is buyable pretty much everytime you need it starting from chapter 8 for a mere 900 Gold.
* {{Badass}: Saved the world twice. In ''Dark Dragon'', he is easilly one of the most uber character in the series.
** In the original, he is the only one who can equip the Miracle Sword. However, ''Mystery'' and the remake retconed this by giving the sword to Astram.
* DiscOneNuke: In Book 2 of ''Mystery'', Marth is the only character from your starting team who can double using Steel Sword other than [[CrutchCharacter Arran]].
** Thanks to the acess to buyable Rapier, Marth is pretty much your best character for the majority of ''Dark Dragon''.
* DiscOneNuke: In Book 2 of ''Mystery'', Marth is the only character from your starting team who can double using Steel Sword other than [[CrutchCharacter Arran]].
** Thanks to the acess to buyable Rapier, Marth is pretty much your best character for the majority of ''Dark Dragon''.
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** LightningBruiser: In almost every game she's in, Caeda has a lot of ways to quickly turn into this. In the Famicom/Super Famicom games, she can take Jagen's Silver Lance and promoting to Dracoknight fixes her weak points (low defenses and strength) while she retains her speed. In the DS remakes, she can use a [[GameBreaker forged Wing Spear]], which happens to inflict double damage on a sizeable portion of the enemy forces in the game.
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** LightningBruiser: In almost every game she's in, Caeda has a lot of ways to quickly turn into this. In the Famicom/Super Famicom games, she can take Jagen's Silver Lance and promoting to Dracoknight fixes her weak points (low defenses and strength) while she retains her speed. In the DS remakes, she can use a [[GameBreaker forged Wing Spear]], which happens to inflict double Triple damage on a sizeable portion of the enemy forces in the game.
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* DiscOneNuke: In all of his playable appearance. In the original and Book 1 of ''Mystery'', unless you are really lucky with the first two level of Cain and Abel, Hardin is the only character who can equip Silver weapons other than [[CrutchCharacter Jeigan]]. In the remake, Hardin can wield the Silver Lance right from his joining chapter. Theres a reason why he is known as "Jeigan with growth."
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* MightyGlacier: In the original, she joined as a Pre-promoted Dracoknight with a decent Strength at 9, decent HP at 22, a low speed of 6 and a MASSIVE defense of 14. You can simply give her a Speed Ring, which is dropped by the boss in her joining chapter to turn her into a LightningBruiser Dracoknight with 12 Speed, and she has a nice growth to make up for it.
** LightningBruiser: Played straight in Book 1 and Book 2 of ''Mystery''.
** LightningBruiser: Played straight in Book 1 and Book 2 of ''Mystery''.
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A youth raised in Ram village by the legendary Zofian general Mycen alongside Celica. After Dozeh kills the King of Zofia, Alm ends up joining the resistance in Mycen's place and eventually ends up as their leader, leading them against Dozeh and later the army of Rigel. [[spoiler:Unbeknownst to him, his real name is Alpine Alm Rudolf, and he is actually the son of Rigel's King Rudolf. He was left with Maisen as part of a plan between the two to free humanity from Mila and Duma's influence. Alongside Celica, he defeats Rudolf and Duma and unifies Valentia. After his death, his successor would rename the continent and united kingdom "[[FireEmblemAwakening Valm]]" in his honor.]]
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A youth raised in Ram village by the legendary Zofian general Mycen alongside Celica. After Dozeh kills the King of Zofia, Alm ends up joining the resistance in Mycen's place and eventually ends up as their leader, leading them against Dozeh and later the army of Rigel. [[spoiler:Unbeknownst to him, his real name is Alpine Alm Rudolf, and he is actually the son of Rigel's King Rudolf. He was left with Maisen as part of a plan between the two to free humanity from Mila and Duma's influence. Alongside Celica, he defeats Rudolf and Duma and unifies Valentia. After his death, his successor would rename the continent and united kingdom "[[FireEmblemAwakening "[[VideoGame/FireEmblemAwakening Valm]]" in his honor.]]
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* MarthDebutedInSmashBros: Set to appear as DLC in VideoGame/FireEmblemAwakening''VideoGame/FireEmblemAwakening''.
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A youth raised in Ram village by the legendary Zofian general Mycen alongside Celica. After Dozeh kills the King of Zofia, Alm ends up joining the resistance in Mycen's place and eventually ends up as their leader, leading them against Dozeh and later the army of Rigel. [[spoiler:Unbeknownst to him, his real name is Alpine Alm Rudolf, and he is actually the son of Rigel's King Rudolf. He was left with Maisen as part of a plan between the two to free humanity from Mila and Duma's influence. His Alongside Celica, he defeats Rudolf and Duma and unifies Valentia. After his death, his successor would rename the continent and united kingdom would far later change into [[FireEmblemAwakening The Valmese Empire]]."[[FireEmblemAwakening Valm]]" in his honor.]]
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A youth raised in Ram village by the legendary Zofian general Mycen alongside Celica. After Dozeh kills the King of Zofia, Alm ends up joining the resistance in Mycen's place and eventually ends up as their leader, leading them against Dozeh and later the army of Rigel. [[spoiler:Unbeknownst to him, his real name is Alpine Alm Rudolf, and he is actually the son of Rigel's King Rudolf. He was left with Maisen as part of a plan between the two to free humanity from Mila and Duma's influence. His kingdom would far later change into [[FireEmblemAwakening The Valmese Empire]].]]
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: He didn't have very much of a personality beyone that of a generic Lord in his home game. Given that Awakening's DLC features many Lords from the series, ''sonething'' had to be done to differentiate him. So he was given a GoodIsNotNice and GoodIsNotSoft personality. [[spoiler: Fitting, since Walhart is said to be his second coming.]]
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: He didn't have very much of a personality beyone that of a generic Lord in his home game. Given that Awakening's DLC features many Lords from the series, ''sonething'' had to be done to differentiate him. So he was given a GoodIsNotNice and GoodIsNotSoft personality. [[spoiler: Fitting, [[spoiler:Fitting, since Walhart is said to be his second coming.]]
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* LateArrivalSpoiler: Awakening doesn't even attempt to hide [[spoiler: his [[spoiler:his royal heritage.]]
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* StoneWall: In the original, he is a superb tank thanks to his infinite use Dragonstone that gives +17 Defense in a game where 20 is the stats cap, and even then you can make up for his low growth with the ridiculous stats boosting item. It is worth noting that with some abuse on the game's mechanic, he, and by entension Tiki can become the single most physically bulky character in the entire series.
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* StoneWall: In the original, he is a superb tank thanks to his infinite use Dragonstone that gives +17 Defense in a game where 20 is the stats cap, and even then you can make up for his low growth with the ridiculous stats boosting item. It is worth noting that with some abuse on the game's mechanic, he, and by entension extension Tiki can become the single most physically bulky character in the entire series.
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* StoneWall: In the original, he is a superb tank thanks to his infinite use Dragonstone that gives +17 Defense in a game where 20 is the stats cap, and even then you can make up for his low growth with the ridiculous stats boosting item. It is worth noting that with some abuse on the game's mechanic, he, and by entension Tiki can become the single most physically bulky character in the entire series.
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* TheRedBaron: Many: "Prince of Light", "Hero King", "Star Lord/Star and Savior"...
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* InspectorJavert: His role in ''Mystery'' and its remake. Notably he pursues Marth's army for ''three straight chapters'', before finally showing up ''again'' back at Altea, where Jorge can ''finally'' convince him to switch sides.
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* InspectorJavert: His role in ''Mystery'' and its remake. Notably he pursues Marth's army for ''three straight chapters'', before finally showing up ''again'' back at Altea, where Jorge Jeorge can ''finally'' convince him to switch sides.
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** LightningBruiser: In New Mystery, he has one of the highest natural speed growth out of the usable units, and a nice defense growth and base for being an Armour Knight. However, this also means that Draug is extremely good if he is reclassed and played as a GlassCannon class such as Hunter. Many considers that Draug is the best Hunter in the game.
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** LightningBruiser: In New Mystery, he has one of the highest natural speed growth out of the usable units, and a nice defense growth and base for being an Armour Knight. However, this also means that Draug is extremely good if he is reclassed and played as a GlassCannon class such as Hunter. Many considers that consider Draug is the best Hunter in the game.both remakes.
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* FragileSpeedster: Her speed are so overkill, that in the first game, she can cap her speed by the time she can promote.
** LightningBruiser: In almost every game she was in, Caeda has a lot of ways to quickly turn her into this. In the first game, she can takke Jagen's Silver Lance and promoting into Dracoknight fixes her weak points(low durability and attack power) while she retains her overkill speed. In 11 and 12, she can use a forged Wing Spear.
** LightningBruiser: In almost every game she was in, Caeda has a lot of ways to quickly turn her into this. In the first game, she can takke Jagen's Silver Lance and promoting into Dracoknight fixes her weak points(low durability and attack power) while she retains her overkill speed. In 11 and 12, she can use a forged Wing Spear.
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* FragileSpeedster: Her speed are growth is so overkill, overkill that in the first game, if she can doesn't cap her speed by the time she can promote.
that stat before promotion, you're doing it wrong.
** LightningBruiser: In almost every gameshe was she's in, Caeda has a lot of ways to quickly turn her into this. In the first game, Famicom/Super Famicom games, she can takke take Jagen's Silver Lance and promoting into to Dracoknight fixes her weak points(low durability points (low defenses and attack power) strength) while she retains her overkill speed. In 11 and 12, the DS remakes, she can use a [[GameBreaker forged Wing Spear.Spear]], which happens to inflict double damage on a sizeable portion of the enemy forces in the game.
** LightningBruiser: In almost every game
*** ''Awakening'' even has a CallBack to this when you summon Spotpass Caeda.
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* MagikarpPower: Despite being a thief, he is deadly if you train him up, though he will be stuck with iron swords for quite a while.
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A noblewoman and cleric from Macedon who was raised in Grust and is an acquaintance of Camus. Originally chosen to wed Prince Michalis of Macedon, she ran away from Macedon and was eventually captured by the Soothsires. However, one of the Soothsires, Julian, freed her, and together they joined Marth's army. In ''Mystery of the Emblem'', she starts an orphanage in Macedon with Julian and her new apprentice Malliesia, but is kidnapped by Gharnef.....
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A noblewoman and cleric from Macedon who was raised in Grust and is an acquaintance of Camus. Originally chosen to wed Prince Michalis of Macedon, she ran away from Macedon and was eventually captured by the Soothsires. However, one of the Soothsires, Julian, freed her, and together they joined Marth's army. In ''Mystery of the Emblem'', she starts an orphanage in Macedon with Julian and her new apprentice Malliesia, but is kidnapped by Gharnef.....
the heretic priests...
* [[spoiler:BrainwashedAndCrazy: By Gharnef in ''Mystery'', being forced to revive and protect Medeus. Julian can snap her out of it.]]
* [[spoiler:MindControlEyes: In ''New Mystery''.]]
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* DistressedDamsel: [[DiscussedTrope Discussed]] between her and Minerva. Maria insists that she not be seen as a helpless damsel and tells Minerva that she wishes to fight alongside Marth's army. [[spoiler:This trope gets played straight, however, in ''Mystery of the Emblem'' and its remake, where she and other girls (Elice, Lena, and Nyna) are captured and then BrainwashedAndCrazy.]].
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* DistressedDamsel: [[DiscussedTrope Discussed]] between her and Minerva. Maria insists that she not be seen as a helpless damsel and tells Minerva that she wishes to fight alongside Marth's army. [[spoiler:This trope gets played straight, however, in ''Mystery of the Emblem'' and its remake, where she and other girls (Elice, Lena, and Nyna) are captured and then BrainwashedAndCrazy.]]. Minerva can snap her out of it.]]
* [[spoiler:MindControlEyes: In ''New Mystery''.]]
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* InspectorJavert: His role in ''Mystery'' and its remake. Notably he pursues Marth's army for ''three straight chapters'', before finally showing up ''again'' back at Altea, where he can ''finally'' be recruited.
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Marth's older sister and the princess of Altea. When Dolhr first invaded, Elice stayed behind so that Marth and his allies could escape. She survives, but is captured by Gharnef so that he could use her to use the Aum Staff. After Gharnef's defeat, Elice reunites with Marth and aides him with the power of the Aum. In ''Mystery of the Emblem'', she is captured by Archanea after they invade Altea [[spoiler:to be used as a sacrifice for Medeus's resurrection alongside Lena, Maria, and Nyna]], but is ultimately saved from Medeus by Merric.
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Marth's older sister and the princess of Altea. When Dolhr first invaded, Elice stayed behind so that Marth and his allies could escape. She survives, but is captured by Gharnef so that he could use her to use the Aum Staff. After Gharnef's defeat, Elice reunites with Marth and aides him with the power of the Aum. In ''Mystery of the Emblem'', she is captured by Archanea after they invade Altea [[spoiler:to be used as a sacrifice for Medeus's resurrection alongside Lena, Maria, and Nyna]], but is ultimately saved from Medeus by Merric.
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: He didn't have very much of a personality beyone that of a generic Lord in his home game. Given that Awakening's DLC features many Lords from the series, ''sonething'' had to be done to differentiate him. So he was given a GoodIsNotNice and GoodIsNotSoft personality. [[spoiler: Fitting, when you realise he's Walhart's distant ancestor.]]
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: He didn't have very much of a personality beyone that of a generic Lord in his home game. Given that Awakening's DLC features many Lords from the series, ''sonething'' had to be done to differentiate him. So he was given a GoodIsNotNice and GoodIsNotSoft personality. [[spoiler: Fitting, when you realise he's Walhart's distant ancestor.since Walhart is said to be his second coming.]]
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* CharacterizationMatchesOn: He didn't have very much of a personality beyone that of a generic Lord in his home game. Given that Awakening's DLC features many Lords from the series, ''sonething'' had to be done to differentiate him. So he was given a GoodIsNotNice and GoodIsNotSoft personality. [[spoiler: Fitting, when you realise he's Walhart's distant ancestor.]]
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* CharacterizationMatchesOn: CharacterizationMarchesOn: He didn't have very much of a personality beyone that of a generic Lord in his home game. Given that Awakening's DLC features many Lords from the series, ''sonething'' had to be done to differentiate him. So he was given a GoodIsNotNice and GoodIsNotSoft personality. [[spoiler: Fitting, when you realise he's Walhart's distant ancestor.]]
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* CharacterisationMatchesOn: He didn't have very much of a personality beyone that of a generic Lord in his home game. Given that Awakening's DLC features many Lords from the series, ''sonething'' had to be done to differentiate him. So he was given a GoodIsNotNice and GoodIsNotSoft personality. [[spoiler: Fitting, when you realise he's Walhart's distant ancestor.]]
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* CharacterisationMatchesOn: CharacterizationMatchesOn: He didn't have very much of a personality beyone that of a generic Lord in his home game. Given that Awakening's DLC features many Lords from the series, ''sonething'' had to be done to differentiate him. So he was given a GoodIsNotNice and GoodIsNotSoft personality. [[spoiler: Fitting, when you realise he's Walhart's distant ancestor.]]
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* CharacterisationMatchesOn: He didn't have very much of a personality beyone that of a generic Lord in his home game. Given that Awakening's DLC features many Lords from the series, ''sonething'' had to be done to differentiate him. So he was given a GoodIsNotNice and GoodIsNotSoft personality. [[spoiler: Fitting, when you realise he's Walhart's distant ancestor.]]
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* GoodIsNotNice: As of Awakening.
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* {{AFGNCAAP}}: An odd example, actually. While his/her appearance and class are dependent on the player, his/her actual character and personality is preset and unchangeable.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: The default hair color.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: The default hair color.
color. It's worth noting that besides blue, a variety of similarly unrealistic hair colors are available, while ''black'' is not.
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Most sources naturally rendered his/her default name as 'Chris', but the Awakening localization team decided to spell it with a K instead which is more gender neutral.
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Most sources naturally rendered his/her default name as 'Chris', but the Awakening localization team decided to spell it with a K instead which is more instead, possibly to keep it gender neutral.
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Most sources naturally rendered his/her default name as 'Chris', but the Awakening localization team decided to spell it with a K instead.
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Most sources naturally rendered his/her default name as 'Chris', but the Awakening localization team decided to spell it with a K instead.instead which is more gender neutral.
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!!Valbo
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!!Valbar ''(Valbo)''
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An Archer who fights alongside his sworn brother Valbar. After Valbar's family is avenged, he joins Celica's army alongside him and Kamui.
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An Archer who fights alongside his sworn brother Valbar. Valbo. After Valbar's Valbo's family is avenged, he joins Celica's army alongside him and Kamui.
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A sellsword hired by Valbar to aid him in his revenge against the pirates. He joins Celica's army alongside Valbar and Leo. After the war, he joins Jesi's desert kingdom.[[hottip:*:If Jesi is dead, he creates the kingdom in his place.]]
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A sellsword hired by Valbar Valbo to aid him in his revenge against the pirates. He joins Celica's army alongside Valbar Valbo and Leo. After the war, he joins Jesi's desert kingdom.[[hottip:*:If Jesi is dead, he creates the kingdom in his place.]]
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A pirate serving under Geyse. He killed Valbar's family, causing the knight to swear revenge.
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A pirate serving under Geyse. He killed Valbar's Valbo's family, causing the knight to swear revenge.
