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* IKnowYouKnowIKnow: [[spoiler:Book III Chapter 11 has Alfonse figure out that "Líf" will be at his version of the Order of Heroes castle with the weapon the "forbidden heart" created, stating that he would do this if he was in "Líf" position. However, "Líf" was counting on Alfonse to confront him in the castle, with the castle collapsing as a trap should he fail to take down Alfonse by combat, taking Alfonse by surprise. Book III Chapter 12 reveals that Alfonse did escape knowing where it would be safe and chases "Líf" down.]]

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* IKnowYouKnowIKnow: [[spoiler:Book III Chapter 11 has Alfonse figure out that "Líf" will be at his version of the Order of Heroes castle with the weapon the "forbidden heart" created, stating that he would do this if he was in "Líf" "Lífs" position. However, "Líf" was counting on Alfonse to confront him in the castle, with the castle collapsing as a trap should he fail to take down Alfonse by combat, taking Alfonse by surprise. Book III Chapter 12 reveals that Alfonse did escape knowing where it would be safe and chases "Líf" down.]]
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** [[spoiler:During Book III Chapter 3, Reyson mentions that Líf's heart is "completely clouded". Additionally, in the Japanese version, he mentions "that man's heart, it's like everything ..." pretty much foreshadowing something really tragic happened to him.]]

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** [[spoiler:During Book III Chapter 3, Reyson mentions that Líf's heart is "completely clouded". Additionally, in the Japanese version, he mentions "that man's heart, it's like everything ...everything..." pretty much foreshadowing something really tragic happened to him.]]
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** [[spoiler:In the Book III intro, Alfonse's clothes, armor, and part of his face is stained black when he falls and wades through the black liquid.]]

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** [[spoiler:In the Book III intro, Alfonse's clothes, armor, and part of his face is are stained black when he falls and wades through the black liquid.]]
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** [[spoiler:Both of them have identical weapon and movement types, and even a similar statline, being MightyGlaciers. "Líf" also commonly has Death Blow as a skill, which is a skill Alfonse is capable of learning without skill inheritance.]]

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** [[spoiler:Both of them have identical weapon and movement types, and even a similar statline, being MightyGlaciers.{{Mighty Glacier}}s. "Líf" also commonly has Death Blow as a skill, which is a skill Alfonse is capable of learning without skill inheritance.]]
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-->[[spoiler:''(To Alfonse) Hel bade me balance the cohort of the dead. When someone from another realm dies... someone here is saved. It would be like no one ever died... Even Sharena... On those terms, I forged a contract with Hel. To save our world... I will decimate yours.'']]

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-->[[spoiler:''(To Alfonse) Hel bade made me balance the cohort of the dead. When someone from another realm dies... someone here is saved. It would be like no one ever died... Even Sharena... On those terms, I forged a contract with Hel. To save our world... I will decimate yours.'']]
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* BeautyIsNeverTarnished: Despite the FanDisservice below, notice that Lif is missing half his face below the nose. Thrasir is not.
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* LargeAndInCharge: The ruler of the dead has an imposing stature indeed, she's OneHeadTaller than everyone else in the game.

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* LargeAndInCharge: The ruler of the dead has an imposing stature indeed, she's OneHeadTaller than everyone else in the game. [[note]]The only exception is the previous boss, Surtr who is roughly the same height as Hel; however, he is bulkier and wears a suit of armor making him appear larger.[[/note]]
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* DamageIncreasingDebuff: Her New Year variant has Temari+, where if the foe has 3 Res or less than her and they are adjactent to any of their allies, she inflicts -5 Atk/Spd at the start of her turn.

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* DamageIncreasingDebuff: Her New Year variant has Temari+, where if the foe has 3 Res or less than her and they are adjactent adjacent to any of their allies, she inflicts -5 Atk/Spd at the start of her turn.



* FireForgedFriends: With Thrasir, [[spoiler:as they're really AlternateUniverse versions of Alfonse and Veronica who were enemies until they became allies against Hel and later still generals under her. "Líf" reciprocates "Thrasir's" admittance that she's glad after all the hell they've gone through they were at least able to become friends, and like her expressed a desire to continue being so once their realm is restored. This later on goes into ShipTease territory with the Valentine Duo "Líf" & "Thrasir", as not only they are paried up together as one hero, but the both of them admit to having each other if they have nothing else, with even "Thrasir" asking if their bond was to be called love, then she wants that love from "Líf" to carry her forward.]]

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* FireForgedFriends: With Thrasir, [[spoiler:as they're really AlternateUniverse versions of Alfonse and Veronica who were enemies until they became allies against Hel and later still generals under her. "Líf" reciprocates "Thrasir's" admittance that she's glad after all the hell they've gone through they were at least able to become friends, and like her expressed a desire to continue being so once their realm is restored. This later on goes into ShipTease territory with the Valentine Duo "Líf" & "Thrasir", as not only they are paried paired up together as one hero, but the both of them admit to having each other if they have nothing else, with even "Thrasir" asking if their bond was to be called love, then she wants that love from "Líf" to carry her forward.]]



** Þjálfi is the brother of Röskva, who the former once sucked the marrow out of a leg bone of one of the goats of Thor during their dinner, which did not heal the next day, enraging Thor and demands his parents to have him and his sister be his servant as compensation.

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** Þjálfi is the brother of Röskva, who the former once sucked the marrow out of a leg bone of one of the goats of Thor during their dinner, which did not heal the next day, enraging Thor and demands his parents to have him and his sister be his servant servants as compensation.



* FireForgedFriends: With Líf, [[spoiler:as they're really AlternateUniverse versions of Alfonse and Veronica who were enemies until they became allies against Hel and later still generals under her. Thrasir admits to Líf that if there was a silver lining in the hell they've gone through, it's that she was able to become friends with him, and she expressed a desire to maintain that friendship if they managed to restore their realm. This later on goes into ShipTease territory with the Valentine Duo "Líf" & "Thrasir", as not only they are paried up together as one hero, but the both of them admit to having each other if they have nothing else, with even "Thrasir" asking if their bond was to be called love, then she wants that love from "Líf" to carry her forward.]]

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* FireForgedFriends: With Líf, [[spoiler:as they're really AlternateUniverse versions of Alfonse and Veronica who were enemies until they became allies against Hel and later still generals under her. Thrasir admits to Líf that if there was a silver lining in the hell they've gone through, it's that she was able to become friends with him, and she expressed a desire to maintain that friendship if they managed to restore their realm. This later on goes into ShipTease territory with the Valentine Duo "Líf" & "Thrasir", as not only they are paried paired up together as one hero, but the both of them admit to having each other if they have nothing else, with even "Thrasir" asking if their bond was to be called love, then she wants that love from "Líf" to carry her forward.]]



* RhetoricalQuestionBlunder: [[spoiler:The conclusion to Book III has Thórr offering her and Líf a place in their army, to which she (understandably) snarks back if Thórr can give back their world in exchange. She is not prepared for the BluntYes she gets in reply, as apparently Alfaðör ''can'' do that.]]

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* RhetoricalQuestionBlunder: [[spoiler:The conclusion to Book III has Thórr offering her and Líf "Líf" a place in their army, to which she (understandably) snarks back if Thórr can give back their world in exchange. She is not prepared for the BluntYes she gets in reply, as apparently Alfaðör ''can'' do that.]]
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** [[spoiler:At the beginning of Paralogue 19-3, after meeting their Spring counterparts, Alfonse explain to Sharena that there are alternative universes, each with their own Alfonse and Sharena.]]

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* FireForgedFriends: With Thrasir, [[spoiler:as they're really AlternateUniverse versions of Alfonse and Veronica who were enemies until they became allies against Hel and later still generals under her. Líf reciprocates Thrasir's admittance that she's glad after all the hell they've gone through they were at least able to become friends, and like her expressed a desire to continue being so once their realm is restored.]]

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* FireForgedFriends: With Thrasir, [[spoiler:as they're really AlternateUniverse versions of Alfonse and Veronica who were enemies until they became allies against Hel and later still generals under her. Líf "Líf" reciprocates Thrasir's "Thrasir's" admittance that she's glad after all the hell they've gone through they were at least able to become friends, and like her expressed a desire to continue being so once their realm is restored.restored. This later on goes into ShipTease territory with the Valentine Duo "Líf" & "Thrasir", as not only they are paried up together as one hero, but the both of them admit to having each other if they have nothing else, with even "Thrasir" asking if their bond was to be called love, then she wants that love from "Líf" to carry her forward.]]



* LateArrivalSpoiler: Valentine Duo Líf & Thrasir reveals that [[spoiler:"Líf" is actually Alfonse, with "Thrasir" namedropping him in their Castle lines]], which the Duo Hero was released more than a year after the end of Book III.

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* LateArrivalSpoiler: Valentine Duo Líf & Thrasir reveals that [[spoiler:"Líf" is actually Alfonse, with "Thrasir" namedropping him in their Castle lines]], quotes]], which the Duo Hero was released more than a year after the end of Book III.



* TheStarscream: [[spoiler:Valentine Duo "Líf" & "Thrasir" has the both of them together intending to be this to the gods, namely Thórr, in their voicelines with "Líf" trying to find out their weaknesses.]]



** Her playable variant's Killing Intent, in addition to inflicting -5 Spd/Res on the foe during combat, allows her to have any of her follow-up attacks go before the foe can counterattack if she initiates combat and at the start of combat the foe either is not at full HP or has a penalty inflicted on them, such as a stat debuff or is inflicted with the Panic status.

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** Her playable variant's Killing Intent, in addition to inflicting -5 Spd/Res on the foe during combat, allows her to have any of her follow-up attacks go before the foe can counterattack if she initiates combat and at the start of combat the foe either is not at full HP or has a penalty inflicted on them, such as a stat debuff or is inflicted with the Panic status.



* CoolMask: She has one that goes around her eyes and has protruding horns on the top of her head.

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* CoolMask: She Her regular variant has one that goes around her eyes and has protruding horns on the top of her head.



* FireForgedFriends: With Líf, [[spoiler:as they're really AlternateUniverse versions of Alfonse and Veronica who were enemies until they became allies against Hel and later still generals under her. Thrasir admits to Líf that if there was a silver lining in the hell they've gone through, it's that she was able to become friends with him, and she expressed a desire to maintain that friendship if they managed to restore their realm.]]
* {{Foreshadowing}}: There are some clues that [[spoiler:"Thrasir" is acually another Veronica from a ruined Embla.]]

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* FireForgedFriends: With Líf, [[spoiler:as they're really AlternateUniverse versions of Alfonse and Veronica who were enemies until they became allies against Hel and later still generals under her. Thrasir admits to Líf that if there was a silver lining in the hell they've gone through, it's that she was able to become friends with him, and she expressed a desire to maintain that friendship if they managed to restore their realm. This later on goes into ShipTease territory with the Valentine Duo "Líf" & "Thrasir", as not only they are paried up together as one hero, but the both of them admit to having each other if they have nothing else, with even "Thrasir" asking if their bond was to be called love, then she wants that love from "Líf" to carry her forward.]]
* {{Foreshadowing}}: There are some clues that [[spoiler:"Thrasir" is acually actually another Veronica from a ruined Embla.]]



* LateArrivalSpoiler: Valentine Duo Líf & Thrasir reveals that [[spoiler:"Thrasir" is actually Veronica, with "Líf" namedropping her in their Castle lines and Lv. 40 confessional]], which the Duo Hero was released more than a year after the end of Book III.

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* LateArrivalSpoiler: Valentine Duo Líf & Thrasir reveals that [[spoiler:"Thrasir" is actually Veronica, with "Líf" namedropping her in their Castle lines and Lv. 40 confessional]], quotes]], which the Duo Hero was released more than a year after the end of Book III.



* TheStarscream: [[spoiler:Valentine Duo "Líf" & "Thrasir" has the both of them together intending to be this to the gods, namely Thórr, in their voicelines with "Líf" trying to find out their weaknesses.]]



* WeaponOfChoice: Her tome Ífingr, which is effective against dragons, nulls skills that grant her enemy follow-ups and grants her +4 to all stats during combat if she has an ally within 3 spaces, at the cost of debuffing her nearest ally by -4 to all stats after combat.

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* WeaponOfChoice: Her tome Ífingr, which is effective against dragons, nulls skills that grant her enemy guaranteed follow-ups and grants her +4 to all stats Atk/Spd/Def/Res during combat if she has an ally within 3 spaces, at the cost of debuffing her nearest ally by -4 to all stats Atk/Spd/Def/Res after combat.
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* ActionInitiative: His Sökkvabekkr, in addition to giving him +4 Atk/Spd/Def/Res during combat, allow him to have a guaranteed follow-up attack if he is within 3 spaces of an ally.

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* CoolMask: He has one that resembles a dragon's mouth.

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* CoolMask: He His regular variant has one that resembles a dragon's mouth.



* DamageIncreasingDebuff: His Deadly Balance, in addition to giving him +1 special buildup for every foe's attack, allows him to inflict -5 Atk/Def during combat if either he's at 50% HP or over or he has a penalty inflicted on him.

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His regular variant has Deadly Balance, where in addition to giving him +1 special buildup for every foe's attack, allows him to inflict -5 Atk/Def during combat if either he's at 50% HP or over or he has a penalty inflicted on him.him.
** Valentine Duo Líf & Thrasir has Atk/Res Lull, where they inflict -3 Atk/Res on the foe during combat, as well as ignore any field stat buff the foe has on those stats during combat.



* DifficultButAwesome: Sökkvabekkr has a very strong and potent effect, and can even enable Brazen/Vantage/Desperation strategies easily, but outside of that, it requires proper positioning of your other units to avoid unnecessary recoil damage, as improper positioning can and ''will'' result in unexpected casualties.

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* DifficultButAwesome: Sökkvabekkr and Þjálfi has a very strong and potent effect, effects, and can even enable Brazen/Vantage/Desperation strategies easily, but outside of that, it requires proper positioning of your other units to avoid unnecessary recoil damage, as improper positioning can and ''will'' result in unexpected casualties.



* HumanResources: In order to gain the +4 Atk/Spd/Def/Res boost in combat and a guaranteed follow-up attack from Sökkvabekkr, he needs at least an ally within 3 spaces of him while also dealing 20 damage to the closest ally after combat, implying that he's extracting their life essence to boost his strength.

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* HumanResources: In order to gain the +4 Atk/Spd/Def/Res boost in during combat and a guaranteed follow-up attack from Sökkvabekkr, he needs at least an ally within 3 spaces of him while also dealing 20 damage to the closest ally after combat, combat if he attacked, implying that he's extracting their life essence to boost his strength.strength. Valentine Duo Líf & Thrasir's Þjálfi has a similar effect, where they gain +6 Atk/Spd/Def/Res during combat, halving the foe's DamageReduction, and gain a guaranteed follow-up attack if the user is within 3 space of an ally, but still inflicts 20 damage to the nearest ally after combat.



* ImprobableWeaponUser: Valentine Duo Líf & Thrasir wield Þjálfi, which is a flower vase, as a tome.



* MightyGlacier: {{Downplayed|trope}}, but he has fantastic Atk and good Def, but average HP, Res and Spd.

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* MightyGlacier: {{Downplayed|trope}}, but MightyGlacier:
** {{Downplayed|trope}} with his regular variant where
he has fantastic Atk at 37 and good Def, Def at 34, but average HP, HP at 42, Spd at 30 and Res at 28.
** Played Straight with Valentine Duo Líf & Thrasir, where they have fantastic Atk at 39,
and Spd.average HP and Def at 39 and 30, respectively, but have low Spd and Res at 25 each. However, this is also Downplayed with their Þjálfi equipped, which gives him +6 Atk/Spd/Def/Res during combat, as well as granting them a guaranteed follow-up attack if they are within 3 spaces of an ally.



* PowerAtAPrice: Sökkvabekkr grants him significant stat buffs and a guaranteed double if an ally is within 3 spaces, but it also deals 20 damage to his nearest ally afterwards, which is guaranteed to heavily injure them or outright leave them on the brink of death.

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* PowerAtAPrice: Sökkvabekkr and Þjálfi grants him the user significant stat buffs and a guaranteed double if an ally is within 3 spaces, but it also deals 20 damage to his the user's nearest ally afterwards, which is guaranteed to heavily injure them or outright leave them on the brink of death.



** Valentine Duo Líf & Thrasir's have their Duo Skill exclusive to them, where it allows them to inflict damage equal to 10 + 50% of the total HP missing of all allies within 3 spaces of them, up to 40 damage dealt, and inflict -7 Atk/Spd to all foes within 3 spaces of them.



* StatusBuff: As a Mythic Hero of Anima, if an ally has an Anima Blessing during Anima season in Aether Raids, he gives them +5 HP and +4 Spd if they're on the battlefield, which can be stacked with other Mythic Heroes of Anima, including copies of himself.
* TakingYouWithMe: [[spoiler:"Líf" attempts this to Alfonse at the end of Book III Chapter 11 by intentionally collaping his version of the Order of Heroes castle, with the both them still inside it when it started. Both live the collapsing castle at the start of Book III Chapter 12.]]

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** His regular variant wields Sökkvabekkr, which grants him +4 Atk/Spd/Def/Res during combat if there is an ally within 3 spaces of him.
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As a Mythic Hero of Anima, if an ally has an Anima Blessing during Anima season in Aether Raids, he gives them +5 HP and +4 Spd if they're on the battlefield, which can be stacked with other Mythic Heroes of Anima, including copies of himself.
** Valentine Duo Líf & Thrasir have Þjálfi, which gives him +6 Atk/Spd/Def/Res during combat if there is an ally within 3 spaces of them during combat. They also have Atk/Def Push 4, where they gain +7 Atk/Def during combat if they have 25% HP or more at the start of combat, but deals 5 damage to them after combat if they attacked.
* TakingYouWithMe: [[spoiler:"Líf" attempts this to Alfonse at the end of Book III Chapter 11 by intentionally collaping collapsing his version of the Order of Heroes castle, with the both them still inside it when it started. Both live the collapsing castle at the start of Book III Chapter 12.]]



* UncannyFamilyResemblance: He looks a lot like an older Alfonse wearing a mask. He even shares both his class and [[https://feheroes.gamepedia.com/File:Líf_Lethal_Swordsman_BtlFace.png attack]] [[https://feheroes.gamepedia.com/File:Alfonse_Prince_of_Askr_BtlFace.png pose]]. [[spoiler:It's all foreshadowing that Líf is an Alfonse from an alternate future.]]

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* UncannyFamilyResemblance: He looks a lot like an older Alfonse wearing a mask. He even shares both his class and [[https://feheroes.gamepedia.com/File:Líf_Lethal_Swordsman_BtlFace.png attack]] [[https://feheroes.gamepedia.com/File:Alfonse_Prince_of_Askr_BtlFace.png pose]]. [[spoiler:It's all foreshadowing that Líf "Líf" is an Alfonse from an alternate future.]]



* WeaponOfChoice: The sword Sökkvabekkr, which grants him a guaranteed follow-up attack and +4 to all stats in combat if there is an ally within 3 spaces, at the cost of dealing 20 damage to the nearest ally after combat.

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Sökkvabekkr, which grants him a guaranteed follow-up attack and +4 to all stats in Atk/Spd/Def/Res during combat if there is an ally within 3 spaces, at the cost of dealing 20 damage to the nearest ally after combat.combat.
** Valentine Duo Líf & Thrasir wields Þjálfi, where it gives them +3 Atk, and +6 Atk/Spd/Def/Res during combat, halving the foe's DamageReduction, and gain a guaranteed follow-up attack if they are within 3 space of an ally, at the cost of dealing 20 damage to the nearest ally after combat.
* WoundThatWillNotHeal: Valentine Duo Líf & Thrasir have Fatal Smoke, where they negate any skills and weapons that allow the foe to recover HP during and after combat, as well as inflict the Deep Wounds status effect to the target and all foes within 2 spaces of the target, which the status effect have the user be unable to recover HP during their next turn.



* TheCameo: [[spoiler:She reappears alongside Líf in the Book IV ending movie, offering Triandra and Plumeria to join Alfaðör in order to bring Freyja back to life. Unlike Líf, Thrasir reamins silent during this appearance.]]

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* TheCameo: [[spoiler:She reappears alongside Líf "Líf" in the Book IV ending movie, offering Triandra and Plumeria to join Alfaðör in order to bring Freyja back to life. Unlike Líf, Thrasir reamins remains silent during this appearance.]]

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* ActionInitiative: Her Lyfjaberg, in addition to giving her +4 Atk/Spd during combat if she is at 50% HP or more at the start of combat, allow her to deny any of the foe's follow-up attacks if she intiates combat and is within the same HP threshold.

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* ActionInitiative: Her Lyfjaberg, in addition to giving her +4 Atk/Spd during combat if she is at 50% HP or more at the start of combat, allow her to deny any of the foe's follow-up attacks if she intiates initiates combat and is within the same HP threshold.



* ThePromise: [[spoiler:At Book III Chapter 13, Sharena made a promise with Eir to go on a hill and do some stargazing with her and Alfonse after they defeat Hel. A flashback in the same chapter has Eir made a similar promise with "Líf's" Sharena, but is left unfufilled unlike the main Sharena.]]

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* ThePromise: [[spoiler:At Book III Chapter 13, Sharena made a promise with Eir to go on a hill and do some stargazing with her and Alfonse after they defeat Hel. A flashback in the same chapter has Eir made a similar promise with "Líf's" Sharena, but is left unfufilled unfulfilled unlike the main Sharena.]]



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'''Artist:''' Yusuke Kozaki\\
'''Class:''' Sword Fighter (''Heroes''), Myrmidon (''[[TabletopGame/FireEmblemCipher Cipher]]'')

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Kozaki (regular), Azuza (Love of a King)\\
'''Class:''' Sword Fighter (''Heroes''), (''Heroes'', regular), Red Cavalier (Love of a King), Myrmidon (''[[TabletopGame/FireEmblemCipher Cipher]]'')



** In terms of design and gameplay-wise with his playable version, to New Year Duo Alfonse & Sharena, his decendants. While both Líf and Duo Alfonse & Sharena are {{Mighty Glacier}}s, have weapons that give them boost to their stats and change how many attacks that occur during combat, access to Open the Future as their special, Counter skills as their A skill, B skills that decrease their Special cooldown, self-buffing C Skills, and even having exclusive mechanics that benefit other units:

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** In terms of design and gameplay-wise with his playable version, to New Year Duo Alfonse & Sharena, his decendants. descendants. While both Regular Líf and Duo Alfonse & Sharena are {{Mighty Glacier}}s, have weapons that give them boost to their stats and change how many attacks that occur during combat, access to Open the Future as their special, Counter skills as their A skill, B skills that decrease their Special cooldown, self-buffing C Skills, and even having exclusive mechanics that benefit other units:



* MightyGlacier: {{Downplayed|trope}}, but he has fantastic Attack and good Defense, but average HP, Resistance and Speed.

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* MightyGlacier: {{Downplayed|trope}}, but he has fantastic Attack Atk and good Defense, Def, but average HP, Resistance Res and Speed.Spd.



* RedemptionPromotion: Unlike most OriginalGeneration villain characters that are made playable, the playable Líf is more powerful than his enemy variant, having 1 more stat in his Atk and Res, as well as access to the {{Secret Art}}s Open the Future and Deadly Balance.

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* RedemptionPromotion: Unlike most OriginalGeneration villain characters that are made playable, the playable Regular Líf is more powerful than his enemy variant, having 1 more stat in his Atk and Res, as well as access to the {{Secret Art}}s Open the Future and Deadly Balance.



* TheReveal: The end of Book III Chapter 8 and the "Cohort of the Dead" movie reveals that [[spoiler:"Líf" is not the undead first king of Askr, but acually an undead Alfonse from another Askr, ruined and devoid of life.]]

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* ThemeSongReveal: In his [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpTOkODXHIo release trailer]], it uses [[spoiler:the Book III boss theme for the majorty of the trailer, connecting "Líf" with that music, and by extension, the lyrics connecting to his motivation in Book III.]]

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** Þjálfi is the brother of Röskva, who the former once sucked the marrow out of a leg bone of one of the goats of Thor during their dinner, which did not heal the next day, enraging Thor and demands his parents to have him and his sister be his servant as compensation.
* ThemeSongReveal: In his [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpTOkODXHIo release trailer]], it uses [[spoiler:the Book III boss theme for the majorty majority of the trailer, connecting "Líf" with that music, and by extension, the lyrics connecting to his motivation in Book III.]]



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* SquishyWizard: She has high Speed Spd and Attack, Atk, decent HP and Resistance, Res, but low Defense. Def. Her playable version on the otherhand has fantastic Speed Spd at 39, average HP, Attack Atk and Resistance Res of 40, 33, and 27, respectively, but a low Defense Def of 23.
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* SignificantDoubleCasting: Only in the English version, but Edward Bosco voices both Gustav, Alfonse's father, and Líf. [[spoiler:However, the generation gap is much closer between Gustav and "Líf", as it is revealed during Book III that "Líf" is actually an older, omnicidal Alfonse from a ruined Askr.]]

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* SignificantDoubleCasting: Only in the English version, but Edward Bosco Creator/EdwardBosco voices both Gustav, Alfonse's father, and Líf. [[spoiler:However, the generation gap is much closer between Gustav and "Líf", as it is revealed during Book III that "Líf" is actually an older, omnicidal Alfonse from a ruined Askr.]]

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** Magic and Staff users not only strike her abysmal resistance, but can also bypass the Miracle effect that her Hel Scythe and Hel's Reaper gives her.

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* DamageIncreasingDebuff: Her playable variant's SecretArt Inevitable Death allows her to inflict -4 Atk/Spd/Def/Res to all foes within 2 spaces of the user during combat.



* ActionInitiative: Her Lyfjaberg, in addition to giving her +4 Atk/Spd during combat if she is at 50% HP or more at the start of combat, allow her to deny any of the foe's follow-up attacks if she intiates combat and is within the same HP threshold.



* ActionInitiative: His Sökkvabekkr, in addition to giving him +4 Atk/Spd/Def/Res during combat, allow him to have a guaranteed follow-up attack if he is within 3 spaces of an ally.



* BareYourMidriff: His attire has his entire abdomen exposed. However, said abdomen only shows [[FanDisservice his ribcage and spine.]]



* ActionInitiative:
** Her Ífingr, in addition to giving her +4 Atk/Spd/Def/Res during combat, allows her to negate any of the foe's skills that guarantee their follow-up attacks if she is within 3 spaces of an ally.
** Her playable variant's Killing Intent, in addition to inflicting -5 Spd/Res on the foe during combat, allows her to have any of her follow-up attacks go before the foe can counterattack if she initiates combat and at the start of combat the foe either is not at full HP or has a penalty inflicted on them, such as a stat debuff or is inflicted with the Panic status.



* SecretArt: She has Killing Intent, where if the enemy is either not at full HP or has a penalty, she inflicts -5 Spd/Res, and if she initiates combat, any follow up attack she makes will occur consecutively, allowing her to strike twice before the enemy can counterattack.

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* SecretArt: She Her playable variant has Killing Intent, where if the enemy is either not at full HP or has a penalty, she inflicts -5 Spd/Res, and if she initiates combat, any follow up attack she makes will occur consecutively, allowing her to strike twice before the enemy can counterattack.
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* ZettaiRyouiki: Type B. Eir wears black high heel boots that go up to her knees, which are visible on her damaged art.
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This page is for how characters from Hel, The Realm of the Dead, appear in ''VideoGame/FireEmblemHeroes''.

!!Hel, The Realm of the Dead
[[folder:In General]]
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* BackFromTheDead: Their main M.O. Hel's army consists mainly of fallen Embla {{mook}}s, but two of the biggest examples are the generals Líf and Thrasir, the founders of Askr and Embla, respectively, [[spoiler:and the latest addition to their ranks is Gustav.]]
* BigBoosHaunt: Hel is the realm of the dead, full of dead trees and murky swamps, and is inhabited by unworthy souls.
* BodyHorror: If your skeleton is visible right through you, then it certainly counts. For Líf, it's his abdomen and right shoulder; for Thrasir, it's from her lower body downward, though part of her upper arms are exposed as well, and Hel's lower jaw and ribcage are visible. Eir is the only named character who is an exception to this, [[spoiler:and that's because she's not a native to Hel.]]
* BubblegloopSwamp: Hel is full of murky swamps.
* CameBackWrong: Both Líf and Thrasir were once respected rulers of their nations before passing away, but being risen by Hel has turned them into {{Omnicidal Maniac}}s that want to kill as many as possible, even the very people they once ruled over. Though as Hel tells Surtr her realm of the dead is a place for those [[LaserGuidedKarma who don't deserve better]], implying they did something bad enough to go to Hel when they died. But then again, they might have died either from old age or an illness, as Hel in Myth/NorseMythology is the afterlife where people who died of old age or sickness go, as not going to Valhalla is punishment enough.
* DemBones: Most of them have translucent skin that shows off their skeletons in certain parts of their bodies. The only exceptions are Eir and [[spoiler:Gustav, and Eir has a major reason why she doesn't have her skeleton showing.]]
* {{Leitmotif}}: All bosses from Hel share [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbzMqqcQ6VQ a boss theme]] that's notable for being the first vocal theme in the game.
* NoBodyLeftBehind: The Order of Heroes note that whenever the soldiers of Hel are slain, they vanish afterwards.
* SkeletonsInTheCoatCloset: The named character from Hel are unusual in that they are showing off their ''own'' skeleton, befitting to their risen dead motif. Eir again is an exception to this, [[spoiler:and that's because she's not Hel's biological daughter.]]
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[[folder:Hel]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:Death Sovereign]]
-->''"I am Hel. I rule over the dead. Those who are unworthy of a greater reward enter my dark realm.'' [...] ''Resign yourself to your fate. You cannot fight it. You cannot best death."''
The ruler of the land of the dead, who gets more powerful the more dead people are within her realm and plans on expanding that population. Currently plans to kill the members of the Order of Heroes and rule over the 9 Worlds. In late July 2020, she was released as a Mythic Hero of Dark.
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/MamiKoyama (Japanese), Creator/BarbaraGoodson (English)\\
'''Artist:''' Yusuke Kozaki\\
'''Class:''' Axe Flier
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* AbusiveParents: [[spoiler:Killing your adoptive daughter ''over and over again'' just to power yourself up, and sending her on an implied suicide mission on her last life and expecting complete obedience from her tends to count you as this.]]
* AchillesHeel:
** Magic and Staff users not only strike her abysmal resistance, but can also bypass the Miracle effect that her Hel Scythe and Hel's Reaper gives her.
** Since she is counted as a flying unit, she is also weak to AntiAir weapons despite her high defense (though they have to contend with the Miracle effect since most Anti-Air weapons are physical). Her playable version's Hel's Reaper however removes her flying weakness, making her take normal damage from AntiAir weapons instead being weak to them.
* ArcVillain: She's the main antagonist of Book III.
* ArmorPiercingAttack: Her playable version has Luna, where it ignores 50% of the foe's defenses when it activates.
* AnAxeToGrind: Her Hel Scythe and Hel's Reaper are classified as an axe for gameplay purposes.
* TheBadGuyWins: [[spoiler:In "Líf's" realm. After all of "Líf's" efforts to form an alliance with Embla and seal Hel with the "forbidden heart", with it taking lives every pulse it takes to maintain the seal to the point that there was no more life in "Líf's" realm, Hel eventually escapes and has already achieved her goal, even if she didn't take those lives herself.]]
-->[[spoiler:'''"Líf":''' I made a dangerous wager and I lost, we all did. Hel won!]]
* ColdHam: None of her lines really has her raising her voice or yelling, but she speaks in a quiet, sinister tone that paints her as some grand inevitable force of nature. It is fitting however, as her lines are how no one can escape death and that she is the embodiment of death itself.
* CounterAttack: Her playable version has Distant Counter, which allows her to counterattack foes regardless of range.
* {{Curse}}: One of her specialties. After [[spoiler:seemingly being defeated by the Order of Heroes in Book III Chapter 3, she curses Alfonse by surprise, leaving him with [[YourDaysAreNumbered 9 days to live.]] The nature of the curse, however, has a loophole in it, as in Book III Chapter 4 reveals at the end, that the person's bloodline is connected to the curse has to die, rather than the person itself.]]
* DamageIncreasingDebuff: Her SecretArt Inevitable Death allows her to inflict -4 Atk/Spd/Def/Res to all foes within 2 spaces of the user during combat.
* DamageReduction: Her playable version has Guard Bearing, which allows her to reduce damage taken by 50% during the first battle of each enemy phase.
* TheDeathOfDeath: [[spoiler:Her ultimate fate at the hands of the Order of Heroes.]]
* DidYouJustScamCthulhu: [[spoiler:Alfonse is currently in the Realm of the Dead when Hel tries to curse him a second time, but this time he shows no fear whatsoever. Instead, he calmly points out that his assured death in nine days means that, by extension, he's ''invincible'' before that time is up, which would give him leave to turn Hel's realm inside out and find her weakness. Hel panics and relents, which not only frees Alfonse from the curse, but confirms that she ''does'' have a weakness.]]
* TheDreaded: King Gustav spells out in no uncertain terms that Hel can't be stopped in a straight fight; his attempt merely earned him his facial scar. He warns the the Order of Heroes to stay far away if she enters the battlefield. [[spoiler:[[YouCantThwartStageOne Shame that cursing Alfonse was why Hel personally showed up in the first place.]]]]
* EvenEvilCanBeLoved: At the end of Book III, [[spoiler:Eir mourns her death despite all of the crap she put her through. Hel is dumbfounded.]]
* EvilCannotComprehendGood: [[spoiler:During Gustav's HeroicSacrifice, she tells him that he is no king. He retorts that she has no idea what being a king entails before leaving his kingdom in the hands of his son. Happens again at the end of her arc--she fails to realize that Eir, having received ThePowerOfTrust from the Order of Heroes ''by Hel's own orders'', has turned on her for that very reason.]]
* FamousLastWords: [[spoiler:"To see me perish... makes you sad?"]]
* FanDisservice: Her clothes have both AbsoluteCleavage and {{sideboob}}s, but all they reveal are her [[BodyHorror transparent purple skin]] and [[DemBones her rib cage]].
* FinalBoss: She's the final boss and last opponent of Book III.
* FinishingMove: Has a particularly spectacular one unique from other heroes, as she doesn't even use her weapon to attack for it. Instead, she summons a portal with her weapon, from which an army of skeletons come out and finish her opponent off.
* GodSaveUsFromTheQueen: Hel is the queen of her own realm, and is the incarnation of death. She can kill the living and turn them into her servants, and use them for her own purposes. The living would surely cower in fear by just looking at her.
* GrimReaper: She resides in the land of the dead, carries a scythe, has a skeletal body, and even proclaims that she is death itself. She fits this trope to a tee.
* HateSink: Gains ''a lot'' of contempt from Alfonse and the Order of Heroes - specifically from killing Gustav and deceiving Eir [[spoiler:into thinking she was her daughter alongside killing her countless times]]. [[EnemyMine Even Veronica formed an alliance with the Order of Heroes to get rid of Hel]].
* HeroKiller: As the embodiment of death, nobody is safe from her. [[spoiler:Gustav just happens to be one of her latest victims.]]
* KilledOffForReal: [[spoiler:She gets a taste of her own medicine at the end of Book III Chapter 13.]]
* KryptoniteProofSuit: Her playable version's Hel's Reaper removes her flying weakness unlike her Hel Scythe.
* LargeAndInCharge: The ruler of the dead has an imposing stature indeed, she's OneHeadTaller than everyone else in the game.
* LastChanceHitPoint: Her Hel Scythe and her playable version's Hel's Reaper allows her to survive a lethal non-magic attack with 1 HP remaining if she has more than that beforehand, but only once per combat. Even death can cheat death.
* LightningBruiser: She may have average HP and very low Res, but she has fantastic Atk, Def, and outstanding Spd. Her playable version has an outstanding Spd of 41, fantastic Atk of 38, average HP and Def of 40 and 30, respectively, but poor Res of 18, but with her default Guard Bearing making her be able to reduce damage from enemy hits during the first battle in each enemy phase, as well as her Hel's Reaper removing her flying weakness, it alleviates her defenses, especially her Res.
* MythologyGag: This is not the first ''Fire Emblem'' [[VideoGame/FireEmblemThracia776 game]] to show [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/2_ch1_002.png Hel alongside skeletons.]]
* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: When modern {{Hell}} is named after you, your enemies better run really fast.
* NotQuiteDead: If Hel is summoned one of her quotes cites Breidablik as the weapon that destroyed her, meaning she did in fact die, but she has somehow been resurrected. [[spoiler:Hel seems to return in Book IV to fight the Order of Heroes once more, although it turns out to have been an actualized nightmare brought on by Triandra]].
* OneHeadTaller: In the intro video for Book III, she stands a head taller than Eir; also, her in-game sprite is the same size as a cavalry unit, making her taller than everyone else in the game.
* OrcusOnHerThrone: Despite being able to easily kill the Order of Heroes with one fell swoop and having claimed the lives of many, she spends the majority of Book III doing nothing, content on having Eir and her generals do all of her work.
* PreMortemOneLiner:
-->''"Accept your death."''\\
''"Death comes for all."''\\
''"Death is absolute."''\\
''"I am death itself."''
* PowerFloats: She is seen floating in her animations, and as such she is classified as a flying unit.
* PromotedToPlayable: She was released as a Mythic Hero of Dark in late July 2020, more than half a year after the end of Book III.
* RedemptionPromotion: Her playable version's weapon, Hel's Reaper, has the same effects as her boss version's weapon but it also allows her to nullify flier effective damage, removing her weakness to archers. In addition, she also gets a unique skill in Inevitable Death, which inflicts -4 Atk/Spd/Def/Res to all foes within 2 spaces of her during combat.
* RemovedAchillesHeel: The playable version of Hel has her flying weakness nullified thanks to Hel's Reaper.
* SecretArt: She has Inevitable Death, which allows her to inflict -4 Atk/Spd/Def/Res to all foes within 2 spaces of the user during combat.
* SinisterScythe: Fitting for a GrimReaper archetype, she wields the Hel Scythe, which gives her -1 special cooldown, allows her to target the Res of non-Tome and Staff enemies, and allows her to survive with 1 HP if she would be hit with a lethal non-magic attack. Her playable version's Hel's Reaper has the same effect as Hel Scythe, except that it also removes her flying weakness.
* SoreLoser: A quote from her playable version indicates that she did not take her defeat well.
--> '''Hel:''' How tasteless... That, in your hand. Is that the weapon that undid me?
* SpellBlade: With her Hel Scythe and Hel's Reaper, enemies without tomes or staves have their Res targeted instead of their Def. While this usually allows her to strike ''significantly'' harder than it would initially seem (most non-magic users have more Def than Res, and vice versa for magic users), it's not as useful if she fights a unit with lopsided defenses like [[VideoGame/FireEmblemTheBindingBlade Fir]], [[VideoGame/FireEmblemFates Felicia]], or even her own daughter.
* StatusBuff: As a Mythic Hero of Dark, if an ally has a Dark Blessing during Dark season in Aether Raids, she gives them +5 HP/Def if they're on the battlefield, which can be stacked with other Mythic Heroes of Dark, including copies of herself.
* ThemeNaming: Hel is the daughter of Loki and is the ruler of the land of the dead (mainly those who died of old age or sickness), which is named after her and occasionally called Helheim.
* WalkingWasteland: The Book III Intro movie shows Eir dancing in a field holding a flower; when Hel shows up, the flower and everything around them wilt away and eventually disintegrates.
* WeaponOfChoice:
** She wields the Hel Scythe, which gives her -1 special cooldown, allows her to target the Res of non-Tome and Staff enemies, and allows her to survive a lethal non-magic attack with 1 HP if she has more than that beforehand.
** Her playable version has Hel's Reaper, which possesses all of the benefits of the Hel Scythe and also removes her flying weakness.
* YouCantFightFate: She consistently holds that death is the one true absolute and that you can't escape either it or her (since she is the living personification of death). More specifically, [[spoiler:she tells Alfonse this after cursing him to die within 9 days in Book III Chapter 3.]] Alfonse comes to realize this can actually be {{Exploited}}: [[spoiler:since you really can't avoid dying in 9 days, that also means you can't die ''before'' those 9 days are up either. That means the cursed is completely immortal until fate takes its toll.]]
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[[caption-width-right:283:Merciful Death / Renewed Life]]
-->''"I know how this sounds. It must seem so selfish of me to ask so much of you... Still, though, I wish to join you. If you ever find cause to distrust me... kill me then and there."''
A princess and the daughter of its ruler, Hel, and a Mythic Hero of Light. She allies with the Order of Heroes after she was captured on purpose on the account of making her mother proud by one day killing all of them, but is starting to have second thoughts.
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/SoraAmamiya (Japanese), Creator/XantheHuynh (English)\\
'''Artist:''' Yusuke Kozaki (regular), Misei Ito (Renewed Spirit)\\
'''Class:''' Dagger Flier (''Heroes'', regular), Red Dagger Flier (Renewed Spirit), Dark Princess (''[[TabletopGame/FireEmblemCipher Cipher]]'')
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* ArcHero: She's the deuteragonist of Book III.
* BadLiar: When Anna asks her why she joined them instead of returning to Hel, Eir says it's a secret. Anna is naturally instantly suspicious.
* CombatMedic: Despite being a Dagger unit, she still serves as this since her [[SecretArt exclusive]] skill Sparkling Boost heals other heroes every turn. However, she [[NoSelfBuffs cannot heal herself]] with it, although her native Mystic Boost skill helps with that.
* DamageIncreasingDebuff: Her New Year variant has Temari+, where if the foe has 3 Res or less than her and they are adjactent to any of their allies, she inflicts -5 Atk/Spd at the start of her turn.
* DefeatMeansPlayable: After you beat her forces in the main story, she joins you for free.
* DesperatelyLookingForAPurposeInLife: In her Lvl.40 confession, she mentions that she wants to be happy and that she will find it if she at least made someone other than herself at least smile by her generosity and kindness, knowing that her life now has purpose.
* DontFearTheReaper: Discusses this in one of her quotes, saying that death is deliverance.
* DragonAncestry: [[spoiler:Book III Chapter 6 reveals that she has dragon blood within her, telling the Order of Heroes that her body had thousands of lives in it and that she would resurrect every time she dies, until she was on her last one, which Hel spared her for one more task.]]
* DualWielding: She is seen wielding Lyfjaberg in each hand in her art and in finishing attacks.
* TheEeyore: The poor girl looks incredibly depressed most of the time, and often talks about how meaningless it is to escape death. [[spoiler:Dying thousands of times at your own mother's hands will do that to you.]]
* FateWorseThanDeath: Also discussed in some of her quotes, explaining that people who suffer from disease or unending pain would consider death a kindness. [[spoiler:Considering that she had to experience the pain of death from her adoptive mother over and over again, it's justified why she has this mindset.]]
* FinishingMove: Has one where she twirls Lyfjaberg in her hands before striking the enemy with twin dagger blows.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: The fact that Eir [[spoiler:isn't shown to have transparent skin and showing off her skeleton like the other characters of Hel should tell that she's not a native to it, let alone be Hel's biological daughter. There's also the fact that her name is from a Valkyrie from Norse Mythology instead of one related to Hel is another tell that she's adopted.]]
* FragileSpeedster: She has high Speed coupled with average Attack and Resistance, but below average HP and low Defense.
* HappilyAdopted: [[spoiler:{{Zigzagged|trope}}. While she has suffered and was made expendable in Book III Chapter 13, and after she knew that her real parents died by Hel's hand, she still remembers how Hel was warm when she embraced Eir and that she was sad when Hel was dying.]]
* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler:Book III Chapter 11 reveals in a flashback with "Líf"/Alfonse that she attempted this to make sure that information about Hel her and her forces would reach "Líf"/Alfonse, even if she was tortured or killed when Hel finds out about her cooperating with the enemy. "Líf"/Alfonse however refuses to let her go to her mother, stating that he will protect everyone in Askr, including Eir.]]
* KnifeNut: She wields Lyfjaberg, which gives her +3 Res and if she is at 50% HP and over, gives her +4 Atk/Spd during combat and, if she initiates combat, prevents their follow-up attacks. If she receives these buffs, however, she loses 4 HP after combat.
* LadyOfWar: A demure princess of Hel who wields two knives with considerable grace while riding a pegasus.
* LaserGuidedAmnesia: Book III Chapter 7 notes that she is having trouble remembering certain details with Líf, [[spoiler:but in Book III Chapter 8, Líf reveals that her mother Hel erased them.]]
* LifeDrain: Her native Mystic Boost gives her +6 HP after combat if she has attacked. With Lyfjaberg's effect activated though, it restores only 2 HP when she is at or above 50% HP, due to the 4 HP cost of her weapon.
* LightIsGood: Eir is a Light-Elemental Mythic Hero, despite coming from the realm of the dead. She is much more compassionate than her mother, and has the ability to heal her wounded allies at the start of her turn.
* MindRape: Hel explicitly does this to Eir, forcing her to forget certain memories. [[spoiler:She even made her think that she was her own mother as well]].
* TheMole: She joins the Order at the command of her mother, so that she can stab them in the back when given the opportunity. [[spoiler:A flashback in Book III Chapter 11 has her attempt to be this for "Líf"/Alfonse, surveying information about Hel and her forces, even if it means that she will be tortured or killed if her mother found out, but "Líf"/Alfonse refused to let her go in order to protect her from that happening should she get caught.]]
* MsExposition: She is often the one who explains stuff about Hel to the heroes.
* NoSell: {{Downplayed|trope}}, but her native Mystic Boost skill makes her immune to adaptive damage (skills/weapons that target the lower of the target's defenses) and the Wrathful Staff effect (that makes healers deal full damage instead of half). This allows her to do things like forcing dragons to target her hefty Res stat instead of going for her much weaker Def, or tanking Wrathful Staff healers that would normally do much more damage.
* OutOfContinues: [[spoiler:She used to carry thousands of lives inside her, meaning that even if she were to die she could come back alive the next day. Unfortunately Hel used this fact to repeatedly kill her to make herself stronger until Eir was brought down to her last life.]]
* PerpetualFrowner: Her default expression is a look of sorrow, and she mentions smiling only rarely during her confession.
* PowerAtAPrice: Not too noticeable since her native Mystic Boost negates the penalties of her weapon, but in order to get Lyfjaberg's bonuses, [[CastFromHitPoints Eir will take 4 damage after every round of combat that they activate]]. For convenience's sake, this will stop occurring below 50% HP, although she'll also lose the bonuses to compensate.
* ThePowerOfTrust: [[spoiler:In Book III Chapter 13, Hel attempts to compel Eir to kill the [[PlayerCharacter Summoner]]. After a scene where it seems that Eir has done just that, it's eventually revealed that the Summoner is still alive and well, and that the trust that the Order of Heroes placed in her overcame Hel's command.]]
* PreMortemOneLiner:
-->''"A merciful death."''\\
''"Fly, Lyfja!"''\\
''"And now, you rest."''\\
''"You won't suffer."''
* ThePromise: [[spoiler:At Book III Chapter 13, Sharena made a promise with Eir to go on a hill and do some stargazing with her and Alfonse after they defeat Hel. A flashback in the same chapter has Eir made a similar promise with "Líf's" Sharena, but is left unfufilled unlike the main Sharena.]]
* RememberedTooLate: [[spoiler:Before the Order of Heroes encounter Hel in Book III Chapter 3, she doesn't know who her mother would kill first until it was too late.]]
* ResurrectiveImmortality: [[spoiler:In Book III Chapter 6, she ''used'' to have this, as her Dragon blood within her made her have thousands of lives, but her mother killed her once a day to bolster Hel's power, and Eir would always revive the next day, until she was on her last life.]]
* SecretArt: She has Sparkling Boost, which restores 10 HP to an ally who is the most damaged at the start of her turn, but does not include herself.
* SexyBacklessOutfit: Her outfit shows off her backside rather prominently.
* StatusBuff:
** With her regular variant as a Mythic Hero of Light, if an ally has a Light Blessing during Light season in Aether Raids, she gives them +5 HP/Res if they're on the battlefield, which can be stacked with other Mythic Heroes of Light, including copies of herself.
** Her New Year variant has Spd Tactic, which gives all allies within 2 spaces of her +6 Spd if they currently do not share more than one of the same movement type in the team, including New Year's Eir herself.
* ThemeNaming:
** Eir is a valkyrie that is associated with medical skill.
** Lyfjaberg is the mountain where Menglöð and her nine handmaidens sit, including Eir, which has healing properties.
* TrojanPrisoner: After her defeat, she purposely surrenders to the Order of Heroes and attempts to gain their trust, waiting for the day that her mother gives the order to kill them all.
* WeaponOfChoice: The dagger Lyfjaberg, which passively grants her +3 Res and packs the signature -7 Def/Res after-combat area debuff that most daggers have. In addition, if she engages in combat above half health, she'll gain a +4 Atk/Spd buff while also nullifying enemy follow-up attacks if she initiated. These bonuses activating cost her 4 HP after combat.
* WellDoneDaughterGirl: After her mother Hel dismisses her as weak, she begs for a chance to prove her wrong.
* WistfulAmnesia: After returning to the Realm of the Dead and meeting her mother, Eir vaguely recalls a memory where her mother was so warm and kind to her. Hel simply ignores it and tells her to continue in her mission.
* WhenSheSmiles: Her smiling portrait just doesn't appear during the first chapters of Book III, but she flashes it once during the "An Alliance of Princesses" Tempest Trials+.
* ZettaiRyouiki: Type B. Eir wears black high heel boots that go up to her knees, which are visible on her damaged art.
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[[folder:Líf]]
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[[caption-width-right:223:Lethal Swordsman]]
-->''"My name is Líf. [...] Tremble before Sökkvabekkr, the sword of ruin...as I destroy this world."''
A general of Hel. In life, he was the founder of Askr and was well respected by his people. He has now risen again to kill as many to expand Hel's army, including his own people. [[MonsterOfTheWeek He is the one issuing the Contracts in Book III's Heroes.]] In late January 2020, he was released as a Mythic Hero of Anima.
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/TomoakiMaeno (Japanese), Edward Bosco (English)\\
'''Artist:''' Yusuke Kozaki\\
'''Class:''' Sword Fighter (''Heroes''), Myrmidon (''[[TabletopGame/FireEmblemCipher Cipher]]'')
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* AllForNothing: [[spoiler:Book III Chapter 8 reveals that in the past, "Líf" tried to stop his version of Hel from killing everyone and gaining power, which eventually leads him to join forces with Embla and create a "forbidden heart", but while both Askr and Embla eventually defeated Hel, the "forbidden heart" had an unexpected side effect of taking away one life per pulse, until there was no life left in "Líf's" world. By the end of it, what "Líf" tried to protect by creating the "forbidden heart" ended up being the price of defeating Hel, and with Hel escaping as a result of having the "forbidden heart" unable to take anymore lives, "Líf" claims that ItsAllMyFault after all what he has done.]]
* AlternateSelf: [[spoiler:Book III Chapter 8 reveals that "Líf" is actually another Alfonse, being older and more willing to take many lives.]]
* AscendedExtra: Líf is first mentioned in the opening cutscene of Aether Raids, explaining that he was the original king that left behind the Aether Keep, which he used to do battle with other realms. This cutscene existed before his appearance in the story proper. [[spoiler:Subverted when Book III Chapter 8 reveals that the "Líf" you face is not actually the real Líf, but an older Alfonse taking on his name.]]
* BackFromTheDead: [[spoiler:The ending of Book III has him be alive alongside "Thrasir" in a cutscene after the defeat of Hel. Xenologue 5 confirmed that they came back to life.]]
* BalancingDeathsBooks: [[spoiler:He made a contract with Hel that would allow him to balance the cohort of the dead in a way that if someone from another realm is killed, someone from his own realm would be saved.]]
* BigShutUp: He yells "Silence!" to Alfonse when [[spoiler:Alfonse is about to tell everyone what "Líf's" true name is Book III Chapter 8 and in the "Cohort of the Dead" cinematic.]]
* TheCameo: [[spoiler:He reappears alongside Thrasir in the Book IV ending movie, offering Triandra and Plumeria to join Alfaðör in order to bring Freyja back to life and cryptically warning Alfonse about the threat of Niðavellir.]]
* CooldownManipulation:
** His playable version has Deadly Balance, which inflicts -5 Atk/Def during combat on the foe and gives him +1 special buildup for every foe's attack if either he's at 50% HP or over or he has a penalty inflicted on him.
** His playable version has Time's Pulse, where if the user is at maximum special cooldown at the start of the user's turn, they gain -1 special cooldown.
* CoolSword: Sökkvabekkr grants him +4 Atk/Spd/Def/Res during combat and guarantees that he has a follow-up attack if there is an ally within 3 spaces of him, but deals 20 damage to the nearest ally after combat.
* CoolMask: He has one that resembles a dragon's mouth.
* CounterAttack: His playable version has Distant Counter in his default skill kit, which allows him counter attack enemies wielding a ranged weapon.
* CreepyShadowedUndereyes: As part of his undead pale demeanor, he has darkened eyebags.
* DamageIncreasingDebuff: His Deadly Balance, in addition to giving him +1 special buildup for every foe's attack, allows him to inflict -5 Atk/Def during combat if either he's at 50% HP or over or he has a penalty inflicted on him.
* DeadPersonImpersonation: [[spoiler:"Líf" is actually an older Alfonse impersonating the first king of Askr.]]
* DealWithTheDevil: [[spoiler:Book III Chapter 9, as well in the "Cohort of the Dead" cinematic, reveals that after everyone in his Askr died, "Líf" made a deal with Hel to kill everyone in Alfonse's Askr so that everyone in Askr in his version will be revived.]]
* DespairEventHorizon: [[spoiler:While everyone in his Askr died, the breaking point for "Líf" was when his sister Sharena died, as shown in the intro of Book III.]]
* DifficultButAwesome: Sökkvabekkr has a very strong and potent effect, and can even enable Brazen/Vantage/Desperation strategies easily, but outside of that, it requires proper positioning of your other units to avoid unnecessary recoil damage, as improper positioning can and ''will'' result in unexpected casualties.
* DullEyesOfUnhappiness: Líf is shown with his eyes lacking the reflection of light compared to the other characters, most evident in the intro of Book III [[spoiler:and the "Cohort of the Dead" cinematic.]]
* EvilCounterpart: [[spoiler:Not just to Alfonse, but to Lucina. An alternate version of a present day character that hails from a possible future, who lost many people important to them, and took on the namesake of an ancestor to hide their identity. They both also wear masks that hide their face.]]
* EvilOnlyHasToWinOnce: A variant in Book III Chapter 11: [[spoiler:Alfonse needs to find the weapon created from the "forbidden heart" to kill Hel, find and fight her and all her forces in the way to win, while "Líf" only needs to kill Alfonse to win. Since the latter is much easier to achieve, "Líf" only needed to be a LoadBearingBoss to his version of the Order of Heroes castle to take down Alfonse and his Order of Heroes.]]
* ExpendableAlternateUniverse: [[spoiler:He considers the playable Alfonse's Askr to be a price worth paying to bring back his own Askr.]]
-->[[spoiler:''(To Alfonse) Hel bade me balance the cohort of the dead. When someone from another realm dies... someone here is saved. It would be like no one ever died... Even Sharena... On those terms, I forged a contract with Hel. To save our world... I will decimate yours.'']]
* FaceHeelTurn: [[spoiler:After all his efforts to stop Hel from killing everyone in his realm, the deaths of everyone around him from the cost of maintaining the "forbidden heart" to seal Hel, which eventually runs out of lives to take and as a result made Hel escape, eventually made him strike a deal with of Hel, changing his name from "Alfonse" to "Líf" in the process.]]
* FallenHero: [[spoiler:When the normally heroic [[TheHero Alfonse]] is more than willing to take lives for Hel, he counts as one.]]
* FamousLastWords: [[spoiler:"Please, Alfonse... Ensure a happier future for your Askr."]]
* FinishingMove: Has one where he'll twirl his blade before leaping into the air and striking a lethal blow on his foe.
* FireForgedFriends: With Thrasir, [[spoiler:as they're really AlternateUniverse versions of Alfonse and Veronica who were enemies until they became allies against Hel and later still generals under her. Líf reciprocates Thrasir's admittance that she's glad after all the hell they've gone through they were at least able to become friends, and like her expressed a desire to continue being so once their realm is restored.]]
* {{Foil}}:
** In terms of design and gameplay-wise with his playable version, to New Year Duo Alfonse & Sharena, his decendants. While both Líf and Duo Alfonse & Sharena are {{Mighty Glacier}}s, have weapons that give them boost to their stats and change how many attacks that occur during combat, access to Open the Future as their special, Counter skills as their A skill, B skills that decrease their Special cooldown, self-buffing C Skills, and even having exclusive mechanics that benefit other units:
*** Líf's Sökkvabekkr is a physical melee weapon that actively harms anyone that is within 3 spaces of the user if he attacks in order to give him +4 Atk/Spd/Def/Res and a guaranteed follow-up attack during combat, while Duo Alfonse & Sharena's Imbued Koma is a magical ranged weapon that gives them -1 special cooldown allows them to gain +5 Atk/Spd/Def/Res and deny any enemy follow-up attacks during combat if they have their Special ready at the start of combat, not hurting their allies in the process.
*** Líf has Distant Counter to counterattack ranged foes, while Duo Alfonse & Sharena has Close Counter to counterattack melee foes.
*** Duo Alfonse & Sharena's Special Spiral allows them to gain -2 special cooldown if they activated their special before or during combat, while Líf's Deadly Balance allows him to inflict -5 Atk/Def on the foe and gain +1 special buildup for every foe's attack during combat if he is at 50% HP or over or if he is inflicted with a penalty, making him need to enter combat more to charge up his special.
*** Duo Alfonse & Sharena have Def/Res Oath, which gives them +5 Def/Res at the start of their turn if they are adjacent to an ally, while Líf's Time's Pulse allows him to have -1 special cooldown at the start of his turn if his special cooldown is at maximum, making him buff himself regardless of his allies.
*** Líf's Anima effect allows him to passively give +5 HP and +4 Spd to anyone with the Anima Blessing if they are in the same team in Aether Raids, while Duo Alfonse & Sharena's Duo Skill has them needed to be activated in order to have them and any Infantry allies within 3 columns and 3 rows with them in the center -2 Special cooldown.
*** Finally, [[spoiler:Alfonse has Sharena with him to help him out, while "Líf" lost his Sharena after Hel killed her, with his motivation serving Hel mainly being able to revive her after he snapped.]]
** In terms of backstory, [[spoiler:To [[VideoGame/FireEmblemAwakening Masked Marth/Lucina]]. While "Líf"/Alfonse and Masked Marth/Lucina are both blue-haired infantry sword units who wear masks and travel to another version of their home after nearly everyone dies in theirs and is in ruins, with them even impersonating a famous ancestor of theirs, Lucina did so to save another world in the past from falling into the same ruin as hers, while "Líf" wants to brings ruin and death to another Askr in order to save his.]]
* {{Foreshadowing}}: There are a lot of clues that show that [[spoiler:"Líf" is actually another Alfonse, who lost his sister Sharena and is now the servant of Hel:]]
** [[spoiler:Both "Líf" and Alfonse resemble each other a little ''too'' much, with even both of them shown in official art opposite of each other, and even their attack pose being the same stance.]]
** [[spoiler:Both of them have identical weapon and movement types, and even a similar statline, being MightyGlaciers. "Líf" also commonly has Death Blow as a skill, which is a skill Alfonse is capable of learning without skill inheritance.]]
** [[spoiler:At the beginning of Paralogue 19-3, after meeting their Spring counterparts, Alfonse explain to Sharena that there are alternative universes, each with their own Alfonse and Sharena.]]
** [[spoiler:In the Book III intro, Alfonse's clothes, armor, and part of his face is stained black when he falls and wades through the black liquid.]]
** [[spoiler:In the Book III intro, look carefully at Alfonse when he's in the black liquid where he witnessed Sharena die: his hair tips are not blond, but ''gray''.]]
** [[spoiler:In Book III Chapter 3, when Gustav talks with Alfonse about Hel and his encounter with her 20 years ago, he never mentions anything about meeting Líf, Gustav and Alfonse's ancestor, at all, meaning he's a recent addition to the forces of Hel.]]
** [[spoiler:In Book III Chapter 7, the Order of Heroes finds a shrine covered in flowers in the ruined Askr, with the conclusion that "Líf" placed them there to honor the dead. Sharena notes that they were her favorite, something that Alfonse knows.]]
** [[spoiler:In the beginning of Book III Chapter 8, Alfonse notes that "Líf" hesitates to point his weapon at Sharena.]]
** [[spoiler:"Líf" is the one issuing the contracts with Heroes for Hel. Only a few people are known to issue contracts, including Alfonse.]]
** [[spoiler:During Book III Chapter 3, Reyson mentions that Líf's heart is "completely clouded". Additionally, in the Japanese version, he mentions "that man's heart, it's like everything ..." pretty much foreshadowing something really tragic happened to him.]]
** [[spoiler:Despite claiming to be the resurrected corpse of Askr's founder, "Líf" has a completely different appearance than Gustav when he was resurrected as Hel's minion.]]
* FutileHandReach: [[spoiler:Watching the intro of Book III knowing that "Líf" is actually another Alfonse, shows ''him'' doing this to Sharena when she is about to be killed by Hel, rather than the Alfonse on your side.]]
* GracefulLoser: [[spoiler:The end of Book III Chapter 12 has "Líf" be defeated by the Order of Heroes once and for all, but before he dies he tells Alfonse to never allow Alfonse's Askr to fall into death and ruin like his, and knowing that at least another Askr didn't fall like his.]]
* GenderBlenderName: Líf in Norse Mythology is the human ''woman'' who survived Ragnarok.
* TheHeavy: While Hel is the main threat, most of the later parts of Book III details Líf's struggle against the Order of Heroes, and [[spoiler:Book III's theme song is actually his VillainSong.]] The final fight with Hel almost seems like an afterthought in comparison.
* HumanResources: In order to gain the +4 Atk/Spd/Def/Res boost in combat and a guaranteed follow-up attack from Sökkvabekkr, he needs at least an ally within 3 spaces of him while also dealing 20 damage to the closest ally after combat, implying that he's extracting their life essence to boost his strength.
* IdenticalGrandson: He looks almost exactly like an older, grizzled Alfonse. [[spoiler:Subverted when it turns out he ''is'' Alfonse, or at least another version of him from an alternate universe.]]
* IHatePastMe: [[spoiler:"Líf" and Alfonse go against each other a lot, examples shown in the game startup splash screen and in the intro of Book III, and with knowledge that "Líf" is actually an older Alfonse, shows that he is more willing to take down his younger self without hesitation.]]
* IKnowYouKnowIKnow: [[spoiler:Book III Chapter 11 has Alfonse figure out that "Líf" will be at his version of the Order of Heroes castle with the weapon the "forbidden heart" created, stating that he would do this if he was in "Líf" position. However, "Líf" was counting on Alfonse to confront him in the castle, with the castle collapsing as a trap should he fail to take down Alfonse by combat, taking Alfonse by surprise. Book III Chapter 12 reveals that Alfonse did escape knowing where it would be safe and chases "Líf" down.]]
* ItsAllMyFault: [[spoiler:Book III Chapter 9, as well as the "Cohort of the Dead" cinematic, reveals that in the past, after using the "forbidden heart" to defeat Hel, and the consequence of everyone dying as a result, "Líf" admits to this, and would do anything to set things right, even if it means that another world dies like his.]]
* {{Irony}}: In an ironic twist, considering [[spoiler:he's an alternate Alfonse and he's the one issuing contracts to the other heroes in this book. Veronica temporarily joins sides with the Order of Heroes, and considering she's the one who issued the contracts in Books 1 and 2, it's strange that Alfonse is the one sending the heroes against Veronica and others.]]
* KilledOffForReal: [[spoiler:"Líf" dies at the end of Book III Chapter 12, after encouraging the main Alfonse to not allow his Askr to end up like "Líf's" own.]]
* LifeDrain: His playable version learns Open the Future, which, in addition to boosting his damage by 50% of his Def during combat, heals him for 25% of the damage he deals once it activates.
* LoadBearingBoss: [[spoiler:At the end of Book III Chapter 11, "Líf" intentionally sets himself as one for his version of the Order of Heroes Castle as a back-up plan in order to guarantee that he at least takes down Alfonse, if killing him outright has failed.]]
* MeaningfulRename: [[spoiler:After becoming a servant of Hel, this older Alfonse changed his name to "Líf", after the first king of Askr, due to being the last one technically alive from his version of Askr.]]
* MightyGlacier: {{Downplayed|trope}}, but he has fantastic Attack and good Defense, but average HP, Resistance and Speed.
* MoralityChain: [[spoiler:As Book III Chapter 8 reveals, "Líf" cares a ''lot'' for Sharena, but as he lost his own Sharena in his ruined Askr, her death broke him and caused him to perform a FaceHeelTurn and now serve Hel.]]
* MoralityChainBeyondTheGrave: [[spoiler:Even in death, "Líf's" Sharena is this for him. Book III Chapter 12 has the main Sharena try to talk some sense into him, with Sharena not knowing exactly what "Líf's" Sharena would tell him at this time, but this brief talk has him realize what his Sharena would tell him in that situation and finally gain some of his sanity back.]]
* MulticoloredHair: He has dark blue hair with dark gray tips. [[spoiler:However, the dark gray tips used to be blond.]]
* MyGreatestFailure: [[spoiler:Book III Chapter 8, as well as the [[https://youtu.be/K3JO2fWD_1Y "Cohort of the Dead"]] movie, reveals that resorting to the "forbidden heart" to defeat Hel was "Líf" greatest mistake, and everyone around him paid for it.]]
* MyGreatestSecondChance: [[spoiler:A dark example. "Líf" sided with Hel and started killing everyone in Alfonse's Askr because Hel offered to revive those who lost their lives in "Líf's" Askr if he destroyed the other version's, an opportunity he did not hesitate to take.]]
* NotQuiteDead: [[spoiler:Chapter 13-3 has him and "Thrasir's" bodies be controlled like mindless puppets in order to slow down the Order of Heroes.]]
* TheParagon: When he was alive, he was blessed by the Divine Dragon Askr and united and led his people to prosperity, being respected as a true hero and king to the people of Askr. His revenant version, [[OmnicidalManiac however...]] [[spoiler:That is, the Alfonse who named himself "Líf".]]
* PowerAtAPrice: Sökkvabekkr grants him significant stat buffs and a guaranteed double if an ally is within 3 spaces, but it also deals 20 damage to his nearest ally afterwards, which is guaranteed to heavily injure them or outright leave them on the brink of death.
* PreMortemOneLiner:
-->''"I must be ruthless!"''\\
''"Do not stand in my way."''\\
''"I will get what I want!"''\\
''"And now, it is your turn."''
* PromotedToPlayable: He was released as a Mythic Hero of Anima in late January 2020, after Book III ended.
* PunnyName: In addition to his names Norse origins, his name befits a man that wielded a flying castle.
* RapidFireNo: His English defeat quote.
* RecurringBoss: In Book III, he is fought 10 times. [[spoiler:And one more in Book III Chapter 13 after his supposed death in Book III Chapter 12 as a mindless puppet.]]
* RedemptionPromotion: Unlike most OriginalGeneration villain characters that are made playable, the playable Líf is more powerful than his enemy variant, having 1 more stat in his Atk and Res, as well as access to the {{Secret Art}}s Open the Future and Deadly Balance.
* RedEyesTakeWarning: He has red eyes, which sometimes glow, but it is unknown if he was born with them or gained them when he was recruited by Hel. [[spoiler:Since he is actually an older Alfonse, he gained them when he was recruited by Hel.]]
* TheReveal: The end of Book III Chapter 8 and the "Cohort of the Dead" movie reveals that [[spoiler:"Líf" is not the undead first king of Askr, but acually an undead Alfonse from another Askr, ruined and devoid of life.]]
* RewatchBonus: Looking at the intro of Book III [[spoiler:knowing that "Líf" is another Alfonse is a lot more interesting if you're observant on which Alfonse is shown on certain scenes, especially showing what color hairtips he has at that moment.]]
* SanitySlippage: [[spoiler:In Book III Chapter 9, as well as in the "Cohort of the Dead" cinematic, after "Líf" ItsAllMyFault moment due to everyone dying around him, including his Sharena, he admits that his sanity "died with them". It was until he properly interacted with the main Sharena in Book III Chapter 12 that he gained some sanity back.]]
* SecretArt:
** His playable version has Open the Future, which boosts his damage by 50% of his Def and recovers HP equal to 25% of the damage dealt when it activates. He shares this skill with his descendants, namely Duo Alfonse & Sharena. [[spoiler:Although in truth, Líf and Alfonse are one and the same.]]
** His playable version has Deadly Balance, which if either the user is at 50% HP or over or if a penalty is active on the user, the user inflicts -5 Atk/Def on the foe and grants the user +1 special buildup for each of the foe's attacks.
* SignificantDoubleCasting: Only in the English version, but Edward Bosco voices both Gustav, Alfonse's father, and Líf. [[spoiler:However, the generation gap is much closer between Gustav and "Líf", as it is revealed during Book III that "Líf" is actually an older, omnicidal Alfonse from a ruined Askr.]]
* SoleSurvivor: [[spoiler:"Líf" is this in his version of Askr, on a technicality of being "alive".]]
* StatusBuff: As a Mythic Hero of Anima, if an ally has an Anima Blessing during Anima season in Aether Raids, he gives them +5 HP and +4 Spd if they're on the battlefield, which can be stacked with other Mythic Heroes of Anima, including copies of himself.
* TakingYouWithMe: [[spoiler:"Líf" attempts this to Alfonse at the end of Book III Chapter 11 by intentionally collaping his version of the Order of Heroes castle, with the both them still inside it when it started. Both live the collapsing castle at the start of Book III Chapter 12.]]
* ThemeNaming:
** Just like Askr and Embla are the names of the first humans in Myth/NorseMythology; Líf and Lif'''thrasir''' are the two human survivors of Ragnarok. [[spoiler:Doubles as a MeaningfulName, as he is technically the last survivor of his Askr, changing from "Alfonse" to "Líf" when he became Hel's servant.]]
** Sökkvabekkr[[labelnote:*]]Sunken Bank in Norse[[/labelnote]] is wisdom that Sága is associated with, in which Odin is known to drink from.
* ThemeSongReveal: In his [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpTOkODXHIo release trailer]], it uses [[spoiler:the Book III boss theme for the majorty of the trailer, connecting "Líf" with that music, and by extension, the lyrics connecting to his motivation in Book III.]]
* TragicKeepsake: Book III Chapter 12 reveals that [[spoiler:the Breidablik of the Summoner from "Líf's" realm is this, and also the key to defeating Hel, as it was enchanted in the "forbidden heart" ritual and has defeated Hel once before.]]
* TragicVillain: [[spoiler:Revelations in Book III show "Líf" to be a broken, insane version of Alfonse who witnessed the deaths of his entire nation, his family, and the Summoner, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero because of his own actions]]. His servitude to Hel is [[DealWithTheDevil out of desperate hope]] that [[BalancingDeathsBooks by killing Alfonse's Askr, he can restore his own]]. It's very hard not to pity him after learning all this.]]
* UncannyFamilyResemblance: He looks a lot like an older Alfonse wearing a mask. He even shares both his class and [[https://feheroes.gamepedia.com/File:Líf_Lethal_Swordsman_BtlFace.png attack]] [[https://feheroes.gamepedia.com/File:Alfonse_Prince_of_Askr_BtlFace.png pose]]. [[spoiler:It's all foreshadowing that Líf is an Alfonse from an alternate future.]]
* UndeathlyPallor: Since he has been risen from the dead, he has this by default.
* VillainSong: [[spoiler:It's implied (and later confirmed with the "Cohort of the Dead" cinematic) that the second part of ''Fallen'', which is used in the intro of Book III and is also the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rLvIVJ3YrSA boss theme for the leaders of Hel]], is actually a song about "Líf" and his motivations, with the lyrics "sacrifice another self", and the fact that the vocals of the Japanese version song is sung by Creator/TatsuhisaSuzuki, Alfonse's Japanese voice actor, are the major factors bridging the connection with the song and him.]]
-->[[spoiler:''Throw away everything... To bring a dead world back to life... Sacrifice another self...'']]
* WalkingSpoiler: Book III Chapter 8 and the "Cohort of the Dead" movie reveals a lot on who he ''really'' is.
* WeaponOfChoice: The sword Sökkvabekkr, which grants him a guaranteed follow-up attack and +4 to all stats in combat if there is an ally within 3 spaces, at the cost of dealing 20 damage to the nearest ally after combat.
* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: He has primarily blue hair, the same as his descendants Alfonse and Gustav. [[spoiler:The fact that it is nearly the exact shade of blue hair as Alfonse foreshadows who he really is.]]
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[[folder:Thrasir]]
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[[caption-width-right:280:Omnicidal Witch]]
-->''"I am Thrasir, general of the realm of the dead. I am feared as the Omnicidal Witch. Everyone will perish. That is why I have come..."''
A general of Hel. In life, she was the founder of Embla and was known for her powerful magic. She has risen again to use that magic to expand Hel's army by taking the lives of many. In late September 2019, she was released as a Mythic Hero of Anima.
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/YuiOgura (Japanese), Creator/LizzieFreeman (English)\\
'''Artist:''' Yusuke Kozaki\\
'''Class:''' Green Mage (''Heroes''), Dark Mage (''[[TabletopGame/FireEmblemCipher Cipher]]'')
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* AlternateSelf: [[spoiler:Book III Chapter 10 reveals that, just like "Líf", "Thrasir" is actually the Veronica of the ruined Embla.]]
* ArmorPiercingAttack: Her playable variant has by default Moonbow, where when it activates, ignores 30% of the enemy's Def/Res.
* BackFromTheDead: [[spoiler:The ending of Book III has her be alive alongside "Líf" in a cutscene after the defeat of Hel. Xenologue 5 confirmed that they came back to life.]]
* BalancingDeathsBooks: [[spoiler:Much like "Líf" is sent to another version of his world revive his Askr, "Thrasir" is sent to revive her brother Bruno.]]
* BigBrotherWorship: [[spoiler:Much like the original Veronica, "Thrasir" cares about her brother Bruno a lot, so much that she would kill her younger self and bring ruin to Veronica's Embla to revive him.]]
* TheCameo: [[spoiler:She reappears alongside Líf in the Book IV ending movie, offering Triandra and Plumeria to join Alfaðör in order to bring Freyja back to life. Unlike Líf, Thrasir reamins silent during this appearance.]]
* CooldownManipulation: Her playable variant has Flashing Blade 4, where if she has more Spd than the enemy during combat, in addition to dealing +5 damage, gives the user +1 special buildup for every attack they perform.
* CoolMask: She has one that goes around her eyes and has protruding horns on the top of her head.
* TheDreaded: Alfonse notes that while she was alive, she was feared for her powerful magic, and had the potential to raze an entire realm if she chose to. [[spoiler:Not this "Thrasir" however, as she's really an alternate universe Veronica and nowhere near as powerful. She is taken down rather easily by the Order of Heroes in Book III Chapter 10.]]
* DoNotCallMePaul: [[spoiler:She doesn't like being called "Veronica" and insists that you call her "Thrasir", since she is not like the main Veronica and tries to distance away from identifying with her.]]
* EnemyMine: [[spoiler:She was willing to co-operate with her once mortal enemy Alfonse in order to revive the ones they love, changing their names into "Líf" and "Thrasir" in the process.]]
* EnergyBall: The animation for her WeaponOfChoice Ífingr is a giant purple energy sphere that tears apart the ground on its way to its target.
* FamousLastWords: [[spoiler:"Brother... I have failed you. I promised you... and yet..."]]
* FanDisservice: Her outfit shows a lot of exposed skin on her body, especially in her navel and pelvic area, which is not covering her important bits '''at all'''. It just so happens that her body's "skin" is tinted red and transparent, revealing the bones inside of her.
* FinishingMove: Has one where she charges up for a moment before firing a magic blast.
* FireForgedFriends: With Líf, [[spoiler:as they're really AlternateUniverse versions of Alfonse and Veronica who were enemies until they became allies against Hel and later still generals under her. Thrasir admits to Líf that if there was a silver lining in the hell they've gone through, it's that she was able to become friends with him, and she expressed a desire to maintain that friendship if they managed to restore their realm.]]
* {{Foreshadowing}}: There are some clues that [[spoiler:"Thrasir" is acually another Veronica from a ruined Embla.]]
** [[spoiler:Both "Thrasir" and Veronica resemble each other a little ''too'' much, with even sharing a special attack pose.]]
** [[spoiler:Both of them share the same weapon and movement type, being Green Tome Infantry.]]
** [[spoiler:Considering that "Líf" was revealed to be another Alfonse two chapters earlier, it isn't a stretch of an imagination that "Thrasir" is another Veronica.]]
** [[spoiler:Alfonse and Veronica co-operated in the past through TeethClenchTeamwork in order to achieve a larger goal.]]
* GenderBlenderName: Lif'''thrasir''' in Norse Mythology is the human ''man'' who survived Ragnarok.
* HumanResources: In order to gain the +4 Atk/Spd/Def/Res boost in combat and negate any of the target's skills that guarantee a follow-up attack from Ífingr, she needs at least an ally within 3 spaces of her while also reducing their stats by -4 Atk/Spd/Def/Res to the closest after combat, implying that she's draining her ally's strength to boost her own.
* IHatePastMe: [[spoiler:The playable "Thrasir" outright calls her past self, Veronica, foolish and beyond help.]]
* IfWeGetThroughThis: [[spoiler:A flashback in Book III Chapter 11 shows that before the events of Book III Chapter 10, "Thrasir"/Veronica made a promise to "Líf"/Alfonse that after BalancingDeathsBooks and reviving everyone in their realm, she wants to have both of them talk together again as allies and not as enemies, which "Líf" agrees to. However, this promise is cut short with "Thrasir" being KilledOffForReal at the end of Book III Chapter 10.]]
* KilledOffForReal: [[spoiler:"Thrasir" goes down in Book III Chapter 10 by the efforts of the Order of Heroes.]]
* LadyOfBlackMagic: A general of the realm of the dead feared as the Omnicidal Witch with an eerie, calm demeanor.
* MeaningfulRename: [[spoiler:She named herself after the first [[SheIsTheKing Emperor]] of Embla due to being the last one alive from her Embla.]]
* NotQuiteDead: [[spoiler:Chapter 13-3 has her and "Líf's" bodies be controlled like mindless puppets in order to slow down the Order of Heroes.]]
* OutGambitted: [[spoiler:"Thrasir" intentionally left a book about the weapon the "forbidden heart" created in her version of Embla so she could lure Veronica to the Temple of Blood and kill her counterpart in order to revive her brother. However, she didn't count on Alfonse intentionally springing the trap and defeating her there and then.]]
* PowerAtAPrice: Ífingr grants her significant stat boosts and the ability to null enemy skills that grant follow-ups if an ally is within 3 spaces, but heavily cripples her nearest ally with -4 to all stats right afterwards.
* PreMortemOneLiner:
-->''"All will perish."''\\
''"Weak."''\\
''"Don't get in my way."''\\
''"Won't you just die?"''
* PromotedToPlayable: She was released as a Mythic Hero of Anima in late September 2019, before the end of Book III, [[spoiler:but after being KilledOffForReal.]]
* RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver: Like her distant descendant Veronica, she primarily dresses in black and red and is an antagonist.
* RedemptionPromotion: Unlike most OriginalGeneration villain characters that are made playable, the playable Thrasir is stronger than her enemy variant, as she has 2 more Spd, as well as access to the SecretArt Killing Intent.
* RedEyesTakeWarning: She has red eyes, but it is unknown if she was born with them or gained them when she was recruited by Hel. However, considering that her descendant Veronica has them as well, it is very likely that she was born with them, [[spoiler:as she actually is Veronica from another realm.]]
* TheReveal: Book III Chapter 10 reveals [[spoiler:that "Thrasir" is actually another Veronica who served Hel in order to revive her brother Bruno.]]
* RhetoricalQuestionBlunder: [[spoiler:The conclusion to Book III has Thórr offering her and Líf a place in their army, to which she (understandably) snarks back if Thórr can give back their world in exchange. She is not prepared for the BluntYes she gets in reply, as apparently Alfaðör ''can'' do that.]]
* SecretArt: She has Killing Intent, where if the enemy is either not at full HP or has a penalty, she inflicts -5 Spd/Res, and if she initiates combat, any follow up attack she makes will occur consecutively, allowing her to strike twice before the enemy can counterattack.
* SheIsTheKing: Unlike Veronica, she's called an Emperor instead of an Empress.
* SpellBook: Ífingr deals effective damage against dragons and grants her +4 Atk/Spd/Def/Res during combat and prevents enemy skill that guarantee their follow-up attacks if she has a ally within 3 spaces of her, but inflicts -4 Atk/Spd/Def/Res to the nearest ally after combat.
* SquishyWizard: She has high Speed and Attack, decent HP and Resistance, but low Defense. Her playable version on the otherhand has fantastic Speed at 39, average HP, Attack and Resistance of 40, 33, and 27, respectively, but a low Defense of 23.
* StandardStatusEffects: Her playable version has Panic Smoke, where after combat they inflict the target and any enemies within 2 spaces of them the Panic status, which converts field stat bonuses into penalties.
* StatusBuff: As a Mythic Hero of Anima, if an ally has an Anima Blessing during Anima season in Aether Raids, she gives them +5 HP/Def if they're on the battlefield, which can be stacked with other Mythic Heroes of Anima, including copies of herself.
* {{Stripperiffic}}: When appearing as general of Hel's army, her entire stomach, crotch and thighs are almost totally exposed, with the little armor around those areas failing to cover anything. The only reason she can get away with this is that these parts of her body are also transparent, showing off her skeleton beneath her skin more than her skin itself.
* ThemeNaming:
** Just like Askr and Embla are the names of the first humans in Myth/NorseMythology; Líf and Lif'''thrasir''' are the two human survivors of Ragnarok. [[spoiler:Also a MeaningfulName, since she is the last survivor of her Embla.]]
** Ífingr is the river that separates Asgard from Jotunheim.
* ThemeSongReveal: When the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdDt3LWDpF0 trailer of her playable version]] was released, it used [[spoiler:Veronica's {{Leitmotif}} "Veronica" as her theme]], but Downplayed since her real identity was revealed over a month earlier, only being a real surprise for those who didn't play Book III Chapter 10 yet.
* TragicKeepsake: In one of her castle lines, [[spoiler:Ífingr is revealed to be from "Thrasir's" brother Bruno, which, while worn out, she treasures the most.]]
* UncannyFamilyResemblance: A distant ancestor of Veronica who looks just like an older version of her. She even shares both her class and her attack pose (albeit being Thrasir's [[https://feheroes.gamepedia.com/File:Thrasir_Omnicidal_Witch_BtlFace_C.png special attack]] to Veronica's [[https://feheroes.gamepedia.com/File:Veronica_Emblian_Princess_BtlFace.png regular one]]). [[spoiler:Another piece of foreshadowing to her true identity as Veronica from an alternate future.]]
* WeaponOfChoice: Her tome Ífingr, which is effective against dragons, nulls skills that grant her enemy follow-ups and grants her +4 to all stats during combat if she has an ally within 3 spaces, at the cost of debuffing her nearest ally by -4 to all stats after combat.
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