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    January 05, 2021

    Fire Emblem I did a Sleeping Beauty Felix/Annette AU!

    I did a Sleeping Beauty Felix/Annette AU!

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    Ingrid Birthday Art!

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    I made the three house leaders in Artbreeder and I like how the came out

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    EL!

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    I present The Legend of Hilda: Three Triangles

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    Byleth Fanart (OC)

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    I got trolled by Chris Hackney xD

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    Hilda doodle between classes

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    Artwork (made by me) of Claude from Fire Emblem Three Houses!

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    Just Ingrid eating a burger

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    FE3H / Memories of The Dagger

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    i drew female corrin ~

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    Professor Byleth Struggles to Teach Wyvern Riding Class Remotely

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    [OC] Hollow Knight x FE crossover: Navarre

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    Fire Emblem Heroes - New Heroes (Shared Purpose)

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    A Look at what might happen to unrecruited characters in the series.

    Posted: 05 Jan 2021 04:06 PM PST

    I thought it'd fun to theorise about what happens to the characters you don't recruit in Arran & Samson situations/route splits.

    A quick note: if a character appears on a compulsory map (ie, not during a route split or gaiden chapter) and is not recruitable, I'm going to assume them killed by the player unless it is directly specified they survived, regardless of capture shenanigans/the player avoiding them.

    FE1/11 (Arran & Samson): the one you don't recruit most likely just stays in their village. Of course they end up in the Altean army/under Sheena's service respectively in FE3/12.

    FE2/15 (Sonya & Deen): you straight up kill the one you don't recruit, so nothing to say here.

    FE4 (Johan & Johalvier) same as Gaiden.

    FE5

    Connomore & Miralda: are both killed by the hands of the player. Amalda even has two chances to die, one in B route and one after the split.

    Sleuf: most likely continues his pilgrimage spreading the teachings of Edda.

    Miranda: She's likely still being held captive as Connomor is still forced to fight Leif and she is most likely executed after Conomor's defeat, her purpose as a hostage fulfilled. I'm pretty sure Miranda is too old to be sent to Bellhaala for the child sacrifices, so that's one point in her favour.

    Illyios: The player kills him if he not recruited in A route (because of Olwen), in B route I guess he gets deployed somewhere else, maybe he dies, maybe not. AFAIK Kempf's army is never fought by the liberation army again during the holy war, though Kempf himself is probably executed.

    Shannam: Continues his antics, perhaps after the war he can no longer use Shannan's influence.

    Suddenly taking the A route is a major jerk move, huh? Maybe it's worth going through warp tile and ballista hell...

    FE6

    The one not recruited between Larum & Elphin accompanies Roy's army and is present in the games' rating system. Elphin also appears often during gaiden chapters.

    Batre presumably continues looking for his daughter, and unfortunately may never find her as neither Fir's nor Bartre's endings involve one another.

    Echidna stays on the western isles to help rebuild. It's what she does when the war ends regardless and with Roy taking out most of the Etrurian nobles (besides the ones fought on the A route who probably return to Etruria in fear of being overrun) she shouldn't have to worry about them anymore.

    there is the possibility Batre & Echidna are killed before Roy finishes up in the western isles, but frankly I trust their fighting ability that they survived, even if Echidna's in a bit of a tough spot when you recruit her in A route.

    Juno: presumably just stays captive in Edessa, as she only tries to escape when she hears Roy's army is coming. I don't think she is killed considering Murdock & an Illian mercenary are the ones overseeing her capture. Liberated when the war ends and probably still becomes the first queen of Illia (actually didn't know this was her ending until researching this, so that's pretty cool)

    Dayan: Considering Dayan and the remnants of the Kutolah have been holding out in Sacae ever since it was invaded at the very start of the war, I think Dayan can hold on a little longer for Roy to win the war before forming a new clan as told in his ending. Like Juno he only fights back because Roy is present, so I don't think he went on a solo death mission to Roartz's manor Fiora style.

    FE7

    Wallace: Probably remains wandering aimlessly, maybe he ends up living in Illia like in his ending.

    Geitz: Continues to wander aimlessly, perhaps he encounters dart at some point and joins up with him like in their paired ending, or reconciles with his family and helps out Geese.

    Bonus: Farina & Karla (on Eliwood route): Farina continues searching for work, Karla & Bartre somehow still meet at some point so FE6 remains canon.

    FE8 has a route split but all characters are recruited regardless eventually.

    Quick note on 3H: pretty much everyone who isn't recruited is killed in Part 2. There's a few GD who don't appear on some of the routes, but frankly this post would get way too long if I went into depth on everyone's fate.

    And that's it. Unfortunately FE has dropped route splits (besides full length ones like in 3H) & Arran/Samson archetypes in recent games. Most of them are pretty uninteresting, but again it's pretty nuts how f'ed over Miranda gets if you don't pick B route in FE5, unless for some reason her captors keep her alive and after the holy war ends she's freed. In terms of canonicity I think it can go either way in most instances, but I feel Arran is the canon choice in FE1/11 seeeing as he ends up being part of the Altean army and your Jagen in FE3/12.

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    First Play-through of FE3H is done, some of the most fun I've had in a while

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    FE4's perennial MVP-- Here's Arden!

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    [FE4 Character Discussion] Examining the Crusaders #47 - Coirpre, General's Son (& Charlot)

    Posted: 05 Jan 2021 08:49 AM PST

    Welcome back to Examining the Crusaders, the series where we look at all of the playable characters in Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War. Last time we looked at Altena, Luminous Rider. Today we are going to look at Coirpre, General's Son and his substitute Charlot.

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    Coirpre is a priest who first appears in Chapter 9. He is the son of Silvia and by default inherits minor Bragi blood from her, but he does not know this; all he knows is that at a young age, he was left at an orphanage at Darna. Eventually Hannibal adopted Coirpre from the orphanage as his own son. Coirpre is recruited when Seliph seizes Luthecia castle if Hannibal is still alive.

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    Chapter 9 introduction: Travant flies to Kapathogia castle after ordering Altena to attack the Liberation Army. He orders Hannibal to have his armored knights join Altena's attack. Hannibal refuses as he does not think the war should be fought; he believes that Travant should ally with the Liberation Army instead, especially in light of the poor choice in the past of making a truce with the Empire. Travant refuses to listen to Hannibal as the Liberation Army already killed some Thracians; Hannibal then reluctantly agrees to follow Travant's orders. Travant accuses Hannibal of thinking of turning against Travant, an accusation which Hannibal refuses to let stand. Travant decides to then take Hannibal's son, Coirpre; when Hannibal tries to object, Travant promises that he will not do anything to Coirpre if Hannibal does not become a traitor. He promises that Coirpre will be given back once Thracia is victorious. Travant has one final question to Hannibal, that being why Hannibal is so attached to Coirpre when he isn't even his real son. Hannibal says that a true family transcends blood and that Coirpre gave him joy. After this, Travant flies to Luthecia castle and entrusts Coirpre to Distler, telling him to kill Coirpre if Hannibal turns against Thracia.

    Coirpre doesn't gain much characterization from here as this sets up what happens next for him and Hannibal in Chapter 9. He's really scared when Travant takes him from his father, which is to be expected of a child at his young age.

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    Chapter 9 conversation with Seliph: Seliph seizes Luthecia; as he does that, Lewyn points out that there is a child in the dungeon. Seliph asks the child who he is, and the child introduces himself as Coirpre, the son of Hannibal. Seliph introduces himself and asks Coirpre why Thracia would imprison its own general's son in the dungeon. Coirpre answers that Travant did it because Hannibal did not want to fight Seliph's army; he begs Seliph to take him to his father so he can show that he is alive and safe. Seliph promises to do this and tells everyone to move out, hoping that they can get to Hannibal in time.

    Coirpre is still shaken up by the events that happened. It would be totally understandable if he just froze up or cried or something of that nature when Seliph rescues him since he's just a young child, but instead he decides that he wants to try to convince his father to switch to Seliph's side now. This shows that he won't cower away from the fighting; rather, he will throw himself in to help.

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    Chapter 9 conversation with Hannibal: Coirpre shows himself to Hannibal and tells him that he doesn't have to fight anymore; Luthecia was seized by the Liberation Army. Hannibal is overjoyed that Coirpre is safe. Coirpre then tells Hannibal that he wants to join Seliph's army; he wants to fight to help Thracia's people and bring back the old Thracia. Hannibal agrees to serve Seliph alongside Coirpre. Coirpre then thanks Hannibal for this and says that they will challenge the Empire together now.

    Coirpre and Hannibal are overjoyed to reunite with each other, showing how strong their relationship as a son and a father are. Coirpre then convinces his father to join Seliph's army; for Hannibal to "go against" Thracia like this demonstrates how much he does trust his son and is a testament to Coirpre.

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    Chapter 9 conversation with Lene: Lene asks Coirpre if he is Coirpre, and he affirms that nervously. Lene then goes on to ask Coirpre if he remembers his childhood since he is also an orphan; he responds that he knows nothing from before he was adopted by his father (Hannibal) from the Darna orphanage. This shocks Lene as she is also from Darna; she explains that she was left at the Darna abbey at the age of two by her mother who was also a dancer. Lene adds that she grew up to become a dancer because she thought it would help her reunite with her mother; she even taught herself everything about dancing on her own. Coirpre remarks that it's great that she did that and says that he was wrong about her. Lene then asks Coirpre if he dislikes dancers; he says that he did not really like dancers until he met Lene which makes Lene feel good.

    Lene and Coirpre meet for the first time here as some background is revealed for both of them. They're both from the Darna orphanage which hints that they are siblings, even though they do not know this fact about each other. We see that Coirpre is also a bit prejudiced against dancers, which likely comes either from a "sheltered" upbringing (much like Seliph) or from a religious upbringing; regardless, being open to Lene shows that he is willing to open his mind to other viewpoints.

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    Chapter 9 conversation with Patty/Daisy: Patty recognizes Coirpre and sneers at him because the child of Hannibal whom she thought would be "amazingly hot" turned out to be a "snotty kid." Coirpre retorts that she is not any better herself. Patty irately asks Coirpre if he is trying to say that she looks like a child, to which he replies that this is what he means because she really does look like a child. Patty angrily calls Coirpre a jerk.

    This is a pretty funny conversation as Coirpre calls Patty a child to her face. It shows that Coirpre can backtalk to people and "sass" them, which humanizes him beyond just being a young boy. Honestly, it's one of the most memorable conversations of the second generation that doesn't have deep story implications.

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    Chapter 10 conversation with Altena: Coirpre asks Altena if she is doing alright; she responds that she is doing fine and asks Coirpre to take care of himself as well. Coirpre stutters to ask Altena if he can cast a Barrier/Ward spell on her. Altena realizes that he is concerned about her low resistance but asks if he really wants to do this given that the Barrier spell is taxing on its caster; she declines to receive the spell at first for that reason. Coirpre then begs her to let him do it because of how concerned he is for her and because of his desire to return her help. In light of this, Altena reluctantly agrees to let him do it but with the promise that he stops if he feels that it is about to hurt him. Coirpre agrees and then begins to cast the spell on Altena.

    Coirpre and Altena are close with each other just as their adoptive fathers were. We see just how much Coirpre cares about his friend as he pushes to cast a Barrier spell on her even though it could potentially harm him. This shows that Coirpre is selfless and once again willing to do whatever it takes to finish the war and help the Thracian people.

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    Ending: By default, Coirpre will return to Thracia. He tells Seliph that he is going with his father to rebuild Thracia; Seliph responds by saying that he is envious of Coirpre for being happy. Coirpre adds that he is proud of Hannibal even though he was merely adopted.

    This ending showcases two things. First, it shows how attached Coirpre is to Hannibal and their strong relationship; Coirpre is just very proud of Hannibal. Secondly, Coirpre has a good disposition going into this rebuilding process; this reflects his youth compared to the rest of the Army as an innocent child. As a child, Coirpre isn't too concerned with all of the bad things; he's just grateful for his father and his chance to help rebuild his country.

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    Charlot: Charlot (also known as Sharlow) is Coirpre's substitute and the younger brother of Laylea. Like Coirpre, Charlot was adopted out of the Darna orphanage by Hannibal at a young age. Charlot has a unique conversation with Laylea in Chapter 9 and a secret event with Hannibal in Chapter 9.

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    Chapter 9 conversation with Laylea: Laylea says hello to Charlot. He asks her who she is. Laylea then asks him if he has never seen a dancer before, something which Charlot affirms. After that, Laylea tells Charlot that she can show him some dancing if he has free time; Charlot thanks her for that.

    Charlot meets a dancer for the first time, that being Laylea who unbeknownst to him is his sister. He's nervous that this stranger wants to show him some dancing, which is understandable for a young child. Unfortunately the conversation does not go any deeper than that...

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    Chapter 9 secret event with Hannibal: Charlot asks Hannibal if something is wrong. Hannibal confesses to Charlot that he blames himself for the latter's misfortunes; he thinks that if Charlot was raised by a normal family, he would have never been abducted. Charlot tells Hannibal that to the contrary he is glad to live with him; he would not trade his life where he gets to fight for justice for anything. Charlot adds that he's proud of Hannibal, the soldier who is not only well-loved by his people but who adopted an orphan. Hannibal thanks Charlot for saying this and he is thankful that he has a good son like him. After that, Hannibal shows Charlot a berserk staff which he found on the grounds of Grutia castle; Charlot thanks Hannibal for giving him this staff.

    ...this conversation on the other hand does. Hannibal is feeling down because of what happened to Charlot, and he blames himself for the ordeal that Charlot had to go through. Charlot does not share in this sentiment because he thinks Hannibal was a great father regardless of what happened with the abduction. He's grateful to Hannibal not only for adopting and raising him but for everything he does all-around, being well-loved by his people and all. Thus, Charlot is successful in cheering his father up, showcasing not only their close relationship as a father and son but also Charlot's happy demeanor.

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    Final thoughts: Coirpre almost certainly is the youngest member of Seliph's army, a child that most likely is not any older than 12 or 13 years old. Much of his character does fit that of a young child: he's relatively happier than everyone around him, he's close with his adoptive father Hannibal, he backtalks to Patty, and he is nervous talking to strangers whether they are hostile to him like Travant or friendly like Lene. But Coirpre in some ways acts older than his age would indicate. It would be unsurprising if a child of his age wanted to just get away from everything that is happening in the war, but Coirpre doesn't do that: he steps up and fights alongside Hannibal and the rest to help the people of Thracia and eventually after the war help the rebuilding effort. In a sense, he's a shining light to the rest of Seliph's army that others can look up to with his positive outlook and his selflessness showcased in the conversation with Altena.

    Charlot is similar to Coirpre but has the additional benefit of having his relationship with Hannibal developed more. He is shown as being very grateful to his father and helps cheer him up when he is feeling down; one could imagine that Coirpre and Charlot have interactions with other people offscreen that go the same way, with them cheering up the others in Seliph's army.

    Thanks for reading this episode. Up next will be Coirpre's adoptive father Hannibal, Thracia's Shield. Until then!

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