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{{quote|We're not pawns of some scripted fate. I believe we're more. Much more... There's something between us all. Something that keeps us together... Like...invisible ties, connecting us.|The Avatar, speaking to [[Chrom]]}} | {{quote|We're not pawns of some scripted fate. I believe we're more. Much more... There's something between us all. Something that keeps us together... Like...invisible ties, connecting us.|The Avatar, speaking to [[Chrom]]}} | ||
The '''Avatar''' (Japanese: {{hover|マイユニット|Maiyuniito}} ''My Unit''), default name '''Robin''' (Japanese: {{hover|ルフレ|Rufure}} ''Reflet'') is an [[avatar]] playable character in {{FE13}} who acts as a secondary protagonist to the game. Created by the player at the beginning of a save file, the Avatar is a close friend and ally to Prince [[Chrom]] of [[Ylisse]] who acts as the tactician for his militia, the [[Shepherds (group)|Shepherds]]. | The '''Avatar''' (Japanese: {{hover|マイユニット|Maiyuniito}} ''My Unit''), default name '''Robin''' (Japanese: {{hover|ルフレ|Rufure}} ''Reflet'') is an [[avatar]] playable character in {{FE13}} who acts as a secondary protagonist to the game. Created by the player at the beginning of a save file, the Avatar is a close friend and ally to Prince [[Chrom]] of [[Ylisse]] who acts as the tactician for his militia, the [[Shepherds (group)|Shepherds]]. | ||
The Avatar will also appear in {{SSB4}} as a playable character representing the {{FES}}. | |||
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
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===Origins=== | ===Origins=== | ||
[[File:FEA Brand of the Fell Dragon.png|thumb|right|Grima's [[Holy Blood#Brands|Brand]], which Robin bears on their left hand.]] | |||
Robin was born as the child of [[Validar]] of the [[Grimleal (cult)|Grimleal]] and an unnamed Grimleal devotee. Their birth marked the culmination of centuries of work by the Grimleal to breed a [[Holy Blood|worthy human host]] with whom to revive their god, the fell dragon [[Grima (character)|Grima]]; as a result, Robin bore [[Holy Blood#Brands|Grima's Brand]] on their left hand. However, their mother was overcome by fear about the prospect and fled the Grimleal, taking Robin with her. The two disappeared, the Grimleal lost track of them and nothing of their life between then and Robin's meeting with Chrom is known.<ref>{{Cite|'''Validar:''' You carry my blood—the blood of the fell dragon. His soul slumbers within you. And now the time has come to awaken you both!<br>'''Robin:''' ...Wh-what?! I'M Grima? I'M the fell dragon?!<br>'''Validar:''' The Grimleal have worked for generations to create someone like you... A vessel worthy of our master. Simply having Grima's blood in your veins is not enough... My father was not worthy, nor was his father before him. Even I was not able to accept Grima's most sacred gift. But you? You had all the makings. You were perfection!<br>'''Robin:''' N-no...<br>'''Validar:''' If your damnable mother hadn't been seized by weakness and fear... She betrayed us—stole you from your crib, and fled with you in the night! I know naught of your life thereafter; but all that matters is your return. That you are here is PROOF of your purpose! It is why you still draw breath!|[[Validar]] and Avatar|Awakening}}</ref> | Robin was born as the child of [[Validar]] of the [[Grimleal (cult)|Grimleal]] and an unnamed Grimleal devotee. Their birth marked the culmination of centuries of work by the Grimleal to breed a [[Holy Blood|worthy human host]] with whom to revive their god, the fell dragon [[Grima (character)|Grima]]; as a result, Robin bore [[Holy Blood#Brands|Grima's Brand]] on their left hand. However, their mother was overcome by fear about the prospect and fled the Grimleal, taking Robin with her. The two disappeared, the Grimleal lost track of them and nothing of their life between then and Robin's meeting with Chrom is known.<ref>{{Cite|'''Validar:''' You carry my blood—the blood of the fell dragon. His soul slumbers within you. And now the time has come to awaken you both!<br>'''Robin:''' ...Wh-what?! I'M Grima? I'M the fell dragon?!<br>'''Validar:''' The Grimleal have worked for generations to create someone like you... A vessel worthy of our master. Simply having Grima's blood in your veins is not enough... My father was not worthy, nor was his father before him. Even I was not able to accept Grima's most sacred gift. But you? You had all the makings. You were perfection!<br>'''Robin:''' N-no...<br>'''Validar:''' If your damnable mother hadn't been seized by weakness and fear... She betrayed us—stole you from your crib, and fled with you in the night! I know naught of your life thereafter; but all that matters is your return. That you are here is PROOF of your purpose! It is why you still draw breath!|[[Validar]] and Avatar|Awakening}}</ref> | ||
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===War with Plegia=== | ===War with Plegia=== | ||
[[File:FEA Background Lucina Emmeryn.png|thumb|right|"Marth" assists Chrom and Robin in protecting Emmeryn.]] | |||
Plegia's King [[Gangrel]] declared war on Ylisse after attacking a border village, and so Robin worked with Chrom as the lead tactician for the Ylissean response. With the assistance of "Marth", inadvertently revealed to be a woman, Robin and the Shepherds stopped an attempted assassination of [[Emmeryn]] late at night in Ylisstol's halls. Afterward they chose to relocate Emmeryn to safety in her eastern palace, but after repelling a Plegian attack Emmeryn returned to Ylisstol, despite Chrom, Robin and [[Phila]]'s protests. The Shepherds continued north to Ferox to prepare for an invasion into Plegia, but soon received word of Ylisstol's fall and the kidnapping of Emmeryn. | Plegia's King [[Gangrel]] declared war on Ylisse after attacking a border village, and so Robin worked with Chrom as the lead tactician for the Ylissean response. With the assistance of "Marth", inadvertently revealed to be a woman, Robin and the Shepherds stopped an attempted assassination of [[Emmeryn]] late at night in Ylisstol's halls. Afterward they chose to relocate Emmeryn to safety in her eastern palace, but after repelling a Plegian attack Emmeryn returned to Ylisstol, despite Chrom, Robin and [[Phila]]'s protests. The Shepherds continued north to Ferox to prepare for an invasion into Plegia, but soon received word of Ylisstol's fall and the kidnapping of Emmeryn. | ||
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===The Fell Dragon=== | ===The Fell Dragon=== | ||
[[File:FEA Background Premonition.png|thumb|right|Robin fells Chrom under Validar's possession.]] | |||
Soon after the war, Chrom and Robin received a message from Plegia, revealing their possession of the fifth gemstone and an invitation to come collect it. Obvious as the trap was, Robin was wary of having the Emblem on hand during it, but Chrom insisted on taking it anyway and ensured their entire army was heavily armed in case. At the Plegian capital, Validar instantly turned on them, revealed his knowledge of Lucina's aberrant time-travel origin, and insisted they surrender the Emblem, leading Chrom and Robin to lead an escape from the capital; before they could completely leave, Validar took control of Robin and forced them to steal them Emblem from Chrom and hand it over. | Soon after the war, Chrom and Robin received a message from Plegia, revealing their possession of the fifth gemstone and an invitation to come collect it. Obvious as the trap was, Robin was wary of having the Emblem on hand during it, but Chrom insisted on taking it anyway and ensured their entire army was heavily armed in case. At the Plegian capital, Validar instantly turned on them, revealed his knowledge of Lucina's aberrant time-travel origin, and insisted they surrender the Emblem, leading Chrom and Robin to lead an escape from the capital; before they could completely leave, Validar took control of Robin and forced them to steal them Emblem from Chrom and hand it over. | ||
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With the tables turned in their favor, Chrom and Robin engaged Validar in a second battle, now with Basilio and Flavia's assistance. This time they successfully killed Validar, only to be met by the reappearance of the doppelganger hierophant. The hierophant revealed their true identity: they were Robin from Lucina's alternate future, now Grima's human host. Draining the life force of Plegia's assembled citizens, Grima resurrected his true dragon form. Although they initially seemed to have lost, Robin revealed they had taken the Fire Emblem back during the confusion, and with it the group headed for Mount Prism to prepare to defeat Grima. There, after a skirmish with Risen, Chrom performed the rite of [[Awakening (rite)|Awakening]] and was blessed by [[Naga]] with her power and a warning that the only way to permanently kill Grima would be his own power. | With the tables turned in their favor, Chrom and Robin engaged Validar in a second battle, now with Basilio and Flavia's assistance. This time they successfully killed Validar, only to be met by the reappearance of the doppelganger hierophant. The hierophant revealed their true identity: they were Robin from Lucina's alternate future, now Grima's human host. Draining the life force of Plegia's assembled citizens, Grima resurrected his true dragon form. Although they initially seemed to have lost, Robin revealed they had taken the Fire Emblem back during the confusion, and with it the group headed for Mount Prism to prepare to defeat Grima. There, after a skirmish with Risen, Chrom performed the rite of [[Awakening (rite)|Awakening]] and was blessed by [[Naga]] with her power and a warning that the only way to permanently kill Grima would be his own power. | ||
[[File:FEA Background Grima Avatar.png|thumb|right|Grima and Robin.]] | |||
On Naga's advice, the group proceeded to Origin Peak to confront Grima, whereupon Robin realized that they could potentially kill Grima due to their status as Grima's human incarnation. Naga confirmed this, but with a warning that doing so would likely kill Robin. Chrom objected to this, believing that Robin should not sacrifice themselves to save future generations. After defeating Aversa for the final time, Naga transported the group onto Grima's back to attack his weak point at the nape of his neck. Grima tried to coerce Robin into rejoining him to make his power complete, threatening the lives of their allies, and forcibly dragged Robin to a void and dealt a crippling dark blow. Robin, however, was brought back to reality by the cries of Chrom and his allies, and joined them in a final battle with Grima and the Grimleal. | On Naga's advice, the group proceeded to Origin Peak to confront Grima, whereupon Robin realized that they could potentially kill Grima due to their status as Grima's human incarnation. Naga confirmed this, but with a warning that doing so would likely kill Robin. Chrom objected to this, believing that Robin should not sacrifice themselves to save future generations. After defeating Aversa for the final time, Naga transported the group onto Grima's back to attack his weak point at the nape of his neck. Grima tried to coerce Robin into rejoining him to make his power complete, threatening the lives of their allies, and forcibly dragged Robin to a void and dealt a crippling dark blow. Robin, however, was brought back to reality by the cries of Chrom and his allies, and joined them in a final battle with Grima and the Grimleal. | ||
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* All [[bonus unit]]s are pre-set Avatar builds with a unique portrait. | * All [[bonus unit]]s are pre-set Avatar builds with a unique portrait. | ||
* The first pre-release images of the Japanese version of ''Awakening'' portrayed the Avatar with the default name '''Jase''' (Japanese: {{hover|ジェイス|Jeisu}}). | * The first pre-release images of the Japanese version of ''Awakening'' portrayed the Avatar with the default name '''Jase''' (Japanese: {{hover|ジェイス|Jeisu}}). | ||
* In the Avatar's few cutscene appearances, they are entirely mute and appear with their hood raised to obscure their appearance, to avoid having to take into account their customizable appearance. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== |
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“ | We're not pawns of some scripted fate. I believe we're more. Much more... There's something between us all. Something that keeps us together... Like...invisible ties, connecting us. | ” | — The Avatar, speaking to Chrom |
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The Avatar (Japanese: マイユニット My Unit), default name Robin (Japanese: ルフレ Reflet) is an avatar playable character in Fire Emblem Awakening who acts as a secondary protagonist to the game. Created by the player at the beginning of a save file, the Avatar is a close friend and ally to Prince Chrom of Ylisse who acts as the tactician for his militia, the Shepherds.
The Avatar will also appear in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U as a playable character representing the Fire Emblem series.
Biography
Template:Spoiler For the sake of simplicity, this biography refers to the Avatar by their default name, Robin.
Origins
Robin was born as the child of Validar of the Grimleal and an unnamed Grimleal devotee. Their birth marked the culmination of centuries of work by the Grimleal to breed a worthy human host with whom to revive their god, the fell dragon Grima; as a result, Robin bore Grima's Brand on their left hand. However, their mother was overcome by fear about the prospect and fled the Grimleal, taking Robin with her. The two disappeared, the Grimleal lost track of them and nothing of their life between then and Robin's meeting with Chrom is known.[1]
Meeting
An uncertain number of years later, Robin was found lying in a field by Chrom, Lissa and Frederick. Devoid of all memories save for Chrom's name, Frederick instantly suspected them of being an assassin, and so Chrom resolved to take them into town to confirm the truth and to let them go should they not be an enemy. However, they were interrupted by an attack on Southtown by Plegian bandits, whereupon Robin assisted the three in ridding the town of the bandits, proving to be adept both in combat and at strategy. At the end of the battle, Chrom was convinced of Robin's good intentions and invited them to join the Shepherds and assist them in protecting Ylisse.
Immediately after, Chrom and Robin set out to return to Ylisse in order to report on the Plegian's aggressive behavior. Their route forced them to camp for the night on the way, which was interrupted by the sudden first appearance of Risen. Chrom, Robin and the Shepherds fought off the Risen with the assistence of a mysterious masked warrior who identified themselves only as "Marth". The following morning, they made it to the capital of Ylisse, Ylisstol, and delivered their report, after which they set out to Ferox to request military aid to protect against the Plegian threat. Once in Ferox, they secured the support of Flavia by winning the khan tournament in Arena Ferox on her behalf, prevailing over a unit of warriors led by "Marth", the chosen representative of the West-Khan Basilio.
War with Plegia
Plegia's King Gangrel declared war on Ylisse after attacking a border village, and so Robin worked with Chrom as the lead tactician for the Ylissean response. With the assistance of "Marth", inadvertently revealed to be a woman, Robin and the Shepherds stopped an attempted assassination of Emmeryn late at night in Ylisstol's halls. Afterward they chose to relocate Emmeryn to safety in her eastern palace, but after repelling a Plegian attack Emmeryn returned to Ylisstol, despite Chrom, Robin and Phila's protests. The Shepherds continued north to Ferox to prepare for an invasion into Plegia, but soon received word of Ylisstol's fall and the kidnapping of Emmeryn.
Robin took charge of planning the Ylisse/Ferox strategy for rescuing Emmeryn, and accompanied the army into Plegia. Engaging the Plegian army in battle outside their castle at the eleventh hour before Emmeryn was to be executed, Robin had Flavia kill the executioner with a thrown axe while Phila flew in to rescue her, but the plan failed at the last moment with the appearane of archer Risen who wiped out Phila and her unit, foiling Robin's plan and leaving the army surrounded. In a bid to prevent the Fire Emblem being taken by Gangrel, Emmeryn killed herself, and Chrom's army reluctantly escaped in the confusion. After a brief period to regroup and mourn, Chrom and Robin defeated Gangrel and the Plegian army in a final skirmish, ending the war.
The Valm crisis
Robin remained as Chrom's closest confidante for the next two years, devoting themselves to healing Ylisse's war wounds using gold taken from Plegia at the war's end. This era of peace was shattered with news from Ferox, announcing that the western continent of Valm had declared war on the Ylissean continent. Robin and Chrom travelled to Plegia's western coast with the Shepherds to repel an invasion force sent by Valm, then on Basilio and Flavia's advice they arranged a summit with Plegia to negotiate the use of their warships, as neither Ferox nor Ylisse had any of their own.
Robin accompanied Chrom and company to the Carrion Isle, off Plegia's west coast, to meet with the new Plegian king: Validar. To their surprise, Validar granted them a fleet of warships and other transport as well as the funds for the entire war, albeit with no soldiers. Validar also introduced them to a mysterious Plegian hierophant, identical to Robin in every way. On their way out, Validar attempted to sway Robin to his side with a psychic attack, revealing that he was in fact Robin's father. When this failed, a horde of Risen descended upon Chrom's group, and after a prolonged battle against them, "Marth" reappeared to defend Chrom and inadvertently revealed herself as Chrom's daughter, Lucina. After meeting Robin and her mother, Lucina joined Chrom's army for the Valm war.
The Ylisse/Feroxi joint forces soon set out for Valm by sea, but were met with a Valmese navy equally as vast. In response, Robin devised a strategy to clear the way to Valm: board their command ship and eliminate their general, then sacrifice most of their own ships to use as flaming missiles, wiping out the Valmese army. Upon reaching the Valmese shore, they met with the resistance leader Say'ri and lent their power to her cause, then set out with her to consult with Tiki, the voice of the divine dragon Naga. Tiki warned them of the impending resurrection of Grima and counselled Chrom to reunite the Fire Emblem with its five gemstones in order to properly fight Grima, giving them one of the stones she had been safeguarding.
Their next victory was to capture the central Fort Steiger, a major Valmese staging post, during which the Valmese resistance fell apart upon the coercion of the Valmese tactician Excellus. Despite their victory, they were quickly surrounded by the former resistance, forcing Chrom and Robin to retreat with most of their force while Basilio and Flavia held them off as best they could. Thanks to Robin's plan to use an active volcano as a staging point, they nonetheless soon defeated the general Yen'fay and half the Valmese force, only to learn of Basilio's death in action while holding off Walhart. Pressing on, they led an assault on the Valmese capital and twice defeated its emperor, Walhart the Conqueror, bringing the war with Valm to a close. By the end of the war, they had gathered four of the Emblem's five gemstones.
The Fell Dragon
Soon after the war, Chrom and Robin received a message from Plegia, revealing their possession of the fifth gemstone and an invitation to come collect it. Obvious as the trap was, Robin was wary of having the Emblem on hand during it, but Chrom insisted on taking it anyway and ensured their entire army was heavily armed in case. At the Plegian capital, Validar instantly turned on them, revealed his knowledge of Lucina's aberrant time-travel origin, and insisted they surrender the Emblem, leading Chrom and Robin to lead an escape from the capital; before they could completely leave, Validar took control of Robin and forced them to steal them Emblem from Chrom and hand it over.
Chrom's group soon learned of a mysterious gathering of Plegian citizens at the Dragon's Table and travelled there to investigate. There, they were met by Aversa and the twelve Deadlords, and learned of an impending rite to resurrect Grima occurring there. They fought their way into the Table itself, where Chrom and Robin personally took on Validar. Fearing they would fall victim to Validar's mind control yet again, Robin convinced a reluctant Chrom to strike them down should they show any sign of turning. Validar revealed to them Robin's origins and true purpose as Grima's host. Although they initially succeeded at defeating Validar, as foreseen in a vision Robin had, Validar took control of Robin and forced him to kill Chrom. However, Validar's gambit was foiled by the re-emergence of Basilio, who told a confused Validar of how Robin had foreseen all of this and ensured, thanks to Basilio, that Validar received a useless Emblem with fake gemstones. Chrom stood up and revealed himself to not be dead either, noting that Robin had managed to weaken their magic to nonlethal levels to fool Validar.
With the tables turned in their favor, Chrom and Robin engaged Validar in a second battle, now with Basilio and Flavia's assistance. This time they successfully killed Validar, only to be met by the reappearance of the doppelganger hierophant. The hierophant revealed their true identity: they were Robin from Lucina's alternate future, now Grima's human host. Draining the life force of Plegia's assembled citizens, Grima resurrected his true dragon form. Although they initially seemed to have lost, Robin revealed they had taken the Fire Emblem back during the confusion, and with it the group headed for Mount Prism to prepare to defeat Grima. There, after a skirmish with Risen, Chrom performed the rite of Awakening and was blessed by Naga with her power and a warning that the only way to permanently kill Grima would be his own power.
On Naga's advice, the group proceeded to Origin Peak to confront Grima, whereupon Robin realized that they could potentially kill Grima due to their status as Grima's human incarnation. Naga confirmed this, but with a warning that doing so would likely kill Robin. Chrom objected to this, believing that Robin should not sacrifice themselves to save future generations. After defeating Aversa for the final time, Naga transported the group onto Grima's back to attack his weak point at the nape of his neck. Grima tried to coerce Robin into rejoining him to make his power complete, threatening the lives of their allies, and forcibly dragged Robin to a void and dealt a crippling dark blow. Robin, however, was brought back to reality by the cries of Chrom and his allies, and joined them in a final battle with Grima and the Grimleal.
Upon dealing a crucial blow to Grima's human form, two options lay before Robin: to let Chrom finish Grima off and thus only put the fell dragon to sleep, or to finish Grima off personally and kill the beast forever at the expense of their own life. If Chrom was allowed to deal the final blow, Robin remained with Chrom, who insisted that it was for the best so Robin could remain alive to help the world as they always did. Otherwise, Robin smote Grima with a blast of dark magic and permanently destroyed him, only to fade away and die with some last parting words to Chrom. Chrom, however, believed Robin was still alive somewhere, too strong to completely vanish, and resolved to spend the rest of his days trying to find them. Ultimately he and Lissa succeeded in finding Robin, again lying in a field, but this time they were free of Grima's blood, no longer had Grima's brand on their hand.
Fire Emblem Awakening
Creation and customization
When starting a new save file, the player is prompted to create the save's Avatar. The process comes in three stages:
- Gender: Choose whether to play as a male or female Avatar.
- Appearance: Create the physical appearance of the Avatar from a set of five options:
- Build: Each gender has three physical builds to determine the basic size of the Avatar. In both cases, build 01 is the average, default size, build 02 is a smaller size with a younger appearance, and build 03 is a larger and somewhat older size.
- Face: Each gender/build combination has five faces to choose from. For the most part these are subtle differences, although face 05 adds a scar or accessory not otherwise present.
- Hair: Each gender/build combination has five hair styles to choose from.
- Hair Color: There are a total of twenty hair colors which can be chosen.
01 | 02 | 03 | 04 | 05 | |||||
06 | 07 | 08 | 09 | 10 | |||||
11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | |||||
16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 |
- Voice: In the English release, each gender has three different voices to choose between. The Japanese version has (x) different voices, each with a somewhat different style marked by their pronoun usage, as well as the option to have the Avatar be completely mute; unlike the English version, these also make minor alterations to the game's written script. The mute option was removed in international versions. The option itself makes Robin speak in nothing other than ellipses with exclamation points and question marks, with substantial script revisions to accommodate the lack of input from the Avatar, marking the primary reason it does not appear in releases outside of Japan.
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Female 01 | Michelle Ruff | Male 01 | Dave Vincent |
Female 02 | Wendee Lee | Male 02 | Brandon Karrer |
Female 03 | Michelle Ruff | Male 03 | Chris Smith |
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Watashi 01 | Miyuki Sawashiro | Boku 01 | Yoshimasa Hosoya |
Atashi 01 | Miyuki Sawashiro | Ore 01 | Yoshimasa Hosoya |
Watashi 02 | Miyuki Sawashiro | Boku 02 | Miyuki Sawashiro |
Atashi 02 | Miyuki Sawashiro | Ore 02 | Tōru Ōkawa |
- Profile: Personalization options for the Avatar connected to gameplay.
- Name: The player can, of course, name their Avatar. The absolute character limit is 12 characters long (if one were to input a entire line of "I"s, realistically, the limit is around 8 with wider letters) due to variable width font in international releases. There is a word filter in place to prevent potentially obscene names from being transmitted through StreetPass.
- Birthday: Choose the Avatar's date and month of birth. This determines when they receive their birthday bonus at the barracks.
- Asset and Flaw: Choose the Avatar's best and worst stats. This determines their initial stats, their growth rates and the modifiers to their maximum stats they receive; the stat chosen as their asset will be the highest in all three categories, while the chosen flaw will be the lowest (though not particularly low).
In all cases, the Avatar will begin the game as a Tactician, and can later be reclassed at will using Second Seals.
Role
Although playable from the beginning and a major character, use of the Avatar is not mandatory for most of the game; after Chapter 2, the only chapter where the Avatar is forced to be used is Chapter 23. In any case, the Avatar's death at any time is an automatic Game Over.
Starting stats and growth rates
- Main article:
Avatar (Awakening)/Stats
Reclassing options
Growth rates when reclassed
- Main article:
Avatar (Awakening)/Stats
Promotion stat gains
Class | HP | Str | Mag | Skill | Spd | Lck | Def | Res | Mov | Weapon level |
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Grandmaster | +4 | +3 | +3 | +2 | +2 | +0 | +2 | +2 | +1 | -- |
Skill set
Through reclassing, the Avatar has access to almost all skills in the game, gender permitting.
Personality and character
Supports
- Main article:
Avatar (Awakening)/Supports (male)
- Main article:
Avatar (Awakening)/Supports (female)
The Avatar is unique in that he/she can support with every other playable character in the game, and can marry any opposite-gendered character with the exception of Morgan.
Endings
Avatar - High Deliverer (single ending)
The legendary exploits of Avatar's filled many a saga and delighted children hungry for a dashing tale of heroism. But what was the man/woman really like? ...Few yet live who remember.
Avatar - High Deliverer (married)
Many wrote of Avatar's legendary exploits, but accounts of his/her origins and character varied. Scholars, poets, and bards agreed on one thing alone — he/she loved his wife/her husband, <spouse>, above all else.
Quotes
Event tile quotes
“ | I reviewed some historical battle texts. One can glean many tactics from the past. | ” | — Male Avatar, when gaining experience from an event tile. |
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“ | All right! I managed to sneak some practice in. | ” | — Male Avatar, when gaining weapon experience from an event tile. |
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“ | What's this? Hmm... Perhaps we could use it... | ” | — Male Avatar, when finding an item on an event tile. |
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Paired battle quotes
“ | We can do it! | ” | — Avatar |
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“ | Ready? | ” | — Avatar |
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“ | Stay calm. | ” | — Avatar |
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“ | You're all right. | ” | — Avatar |
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“ | I'll cover you. | ” | — Avatar |
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“ | I've got you. | ” | — Avatar |
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“ | Come on! | ” | — Avatar |
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“ | Look out! | ” | — Avatar |
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“ | Let's go. | ” | — Avatar |
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“ | Let's do it. | ” | — Avatar |
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“ | Wrong move! | ” | — Avatar, performing a Dual Strike. |
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“ | Over here! | ” | — Avatar, performing a Dual Strike. |
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“ | My turn! | ” | — Avatar, performing a Dual Strike. |
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“ | Predictable. | ” | — Avatar, performing a Dual Guard. |
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“ | Back off! | ” | — Avatar, performing a Dual Guard. |
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“ | Now that's strategy! | ” | — Avatar, if his/her partner defeated the enemy. |
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“ | Nicely done. | ” | — Avatar, if his/her partner defeated the enemy. |
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“ | Thanks. | ” | — Avatar, if his/her partner defeated the enemy. |
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Critical quotes
“ | Time to tip the scales! | ” | — Avatar |
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“ | You're finished! | ” | — Avatar |
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“ | Here's how it's done! | ” | — Avatar |
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“ | Checkmate! | ” | — Avatar |
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Level up quotes
“ | Hmm, I don't feel very different... | ” | — Avatar, when one or no stats grow in a Level Up. |
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“ | I can tell I've gotten stronger. | ” | — Avatar, when two or three stats grow in a Level Up. |
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“ | Now that's what I call progress! | ” | — Avatar, when four or five stats grow in a Level Up. |
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“ | Wow... Sometimes I surprise even myself! | ” | — Avatar, when six or more stats grow in a Level Up. |
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“ | Maybe I should learn some new skills... | ” | — Avatar, when his/her stats are mostly capped and one or few stats grow in a Level Up. |
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Class Change quote
“ | Time to start building up some experience. | ” | — Avatar |
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Death quote
“ | Chrom... everyone... F-forgive me... | ” | — Avatar |
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Battle quotes
Victory quotes
“ | That's it. | ” | — Avatar |
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Against Grima in the Endgame
Grima: ...RETURN TO ME... COME... WE ARE ONE... AND THE SAME...
Avatar: ...
Other appearances
Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U
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Revealed in a trailer on July 14th, 2014 alongside Lucina and Captain Falcon, the Avatar will be a newcomer playable character in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U under the name Robin. Both male and female variants will be playable, and the player can choose which one they want to play at will; both versions will be completely identical in terms of gameplay. Unlike all past Fire Emblem playable characters, Robin primarily wields a variety of magic tomes, and also wields a Levin Sword or Bronze Sword as a back-up weapon.
- Thunder: Robin's neutral special move. Can be charged to strengthen it into Elthunder, Arcthunder and Thoron.
- Arcfire: Robin's side special move.
- Elwind: Robin's up special move.
- Nosferatu: Robin's down special move.
- Robin's presently-unnamed Final Smash summons Chrom and has the two pair up to rapidly attack an enemy.
Trivia
- All bonus units are pre-set Avatar builds with a unique portrait.
- The first pre-release images of the Japanese version of Awakening portrayed the Avatar with the default name Jase (Japanese: ジェイス).
- In the Avatar's few cutscene appearances, they are entirely mute and appear with their hood raised to obscure their appearance, to avoid having to take into account their customizable appearance.
Gallery
Artwork of the Avatar with Grima.
- My Unit FE13 Scan.png
The Famitsu scan which revealed the Avatar.
Example appearance designs
- Portrait my unit 1 fe13.png
Male, build 01, face 01, hair 01, hair color 01
- Portrait my unit 2 fe13.png
Female, build 01, face 01, hair 01, hair color 01
- Portrait my unit 3 fe13.png
Male, build 03, face 05, hair 02, hair color 06
- Portrait my unit 4 fe13.png
Female, build 02, face 04, hair 01, hair color 13
- Portrait my unit 5 fe13.png
Male, build 03, face 02, hair 05, hair color 03
- Portrait my unit 6 fe13.png
Female, build 03, face 02, hair 05, hair color 09
- Portrait my unit 7 fe13.png
Male, build 02, face 01, hair 01, hair color 01
Non-canon
Artwork of the two Robin variants from Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U.
Etymology and other languages
Avatar
Names, etymology, and in other regions | ||
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Language | Name | Definition, etymology, and notes |
English |
Avatar |
Derived from the Hindu concept of an earthly manifestation of a god, in modern computing parlance it has come to widely refer to a graphical representation of the user of a service. Similarly, in gaming it refers to a playable character intended to represent the player, usually in the context of the character being able to be named and customized as the player chooses. |
Default name/Super Smash Bros.
Names, etymology, and in other regions | ||
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Language | Name | Definition, etymology, and notes |
English |
Robin |
A unisex given name. |
Spanish (Spain) |
Daraen |
Uncertain etymology. |
Spanish (Latin America) |
Robin |
As in English. |
French (France) |
Daraen |
Uncertain etymology. |
French (Canada) |
Robin |
As in English. |
German |
Daraen |
Uncertain etymology. |
Italian |
Daraen |
Uncertain etymology. |
Russian |
Робин |
Robin; used in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U, as no Fire Emblem game has been released in Russian. |
References
- ↑ "Validar: You carry my blood—the blood of the fell dragon. His soul slumbers within you. And now the time has come to awaken you both!
Robin: ...Wh-what?! I'M Grima? I'M the fell dragon?!
Validar: The Grimleal have worked for generations to create someone like you... A vessel worthy of our master. Simply having Grima's blood in your veins is not enough... My father was not worthy, nor was his father before him. Even I was not able to accept Grima's most sacred gift. But you? You had all the makings. You were perfection!
Robin: N-no...
Validar: If your damnable mother hadn't been seized by weakness and fear... She betrayed us—stole you from your crib, and fled with you in the night! I know naught of your life thereafter; but all that matters is your return. That you are here is PROOF of your purpose! It is why you still draw breath!" — Validar and Avatar, Fire Emblem Awakening