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{{Quote|None of us are going anywhere, my lady. We're here for you till the very end. Even if it means our lives.|Midir, to [[Edain]]}} | |||
{{Quote|None of us are going anywhere, my lady. We're here for you till the very end. Even if it means our lives.|Midir, | |||
'''Midir''' (Japanese: {{hl|ミデェール|Midēru}} ''Midayle'') was a knight in the service of [[Grannvale]]'s House [[Yngvi]]. He led the defense of Yngvi and its Lady [[Edain]] in the [[Verdane]] invasion in Grann 757, and while his efforts failed, he subsequently fought in [[Sigurd]]'s army in its invasion of Verdane to rescue Edain and beyond until his presumed death in the [[Battle of Belhalla]]. | '''Midir''' (Japanese: {{hl|ミデェール|Midēru}} ''Midayle'') was a knight in the service of [[Grannvale]]'s House [[Yngvi]]. He led the defense of Yngvi and its Lady [[Edain]] in the [[Verdane]] invasion in Grann 757, and while his efforts failed, he subsequently fought in [[Sigurd]]'s army in its invasion of Verdane to rescue Edain and beyond until his presumed death in the [[Battle of Belhalla]]. | ||
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
Determined to protect Edain to the end even in the face of Verdane's overwhelming force, Midir was defeated and severely wounded by Prince [[Munnir]] of Verdane, leaving Yngvi Castle open to the enemy and Edain to be abducted by Munnir. When [[Sigurd]] recaptured Yngvi, he found Midir, who despite his injuries was determined to assist Sigurd in rescuing Edain. | Determined to protect Edain to the end even in the face of Verdane's overwhelming force, Midir was defeated and severely wounded by Prince [[Munnir]] of Verdane, leaving Yngvi Castle open to the enemy and Edain to be abducted by Munnir. When [[Sigurd]] recaptured Yngvi, he found Midir, who despite his injuries was determined to assist Sigurd in rescuing Edain. Midir subsequently accompanied Sigurd's army on his quest to save Edain in Verdane; following her successful rescue, Midir followed Sigurd on the campaign in [[Agustria]], in exile in [[Silesse]], and presumably in being executed by the mages of [[Velthomer]] in the [[Battle of Belhalla]]. | ||
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===Analysis=== | ===Analysis=== | ||
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====As a unit==== | |||
Midir joins halfway through the Prologue at level 2 and is the first bow user in Sigurd's army. He has no Holy Blood, his base stats are merely average, and his growths are mediocre but passable. Being bow-locked leaves him defenseless at close range and with poor enemy phase combat, but luckily, he has a mount, which grants him both high movement and Canto, allowing him to avoid attacks from enemies with a defensive retreat. He also has a good set of offensive skills in both Follow-Up and Accost, which give him reliable offense. He can wield [[Jamke]]'s [[Killer Bow]], which has the might and weight of the Silver Sword and better hit and the ability to critical. While Jamke can also wield it, Midir's mount and Canto means that he is much more capable of using it. Later, if he or Jamke marry Edain, he can wield the Brave Bow. While his stats are mediocre, they are still enough for him to contribute when he is wielding bows. | Midir joins halfway through the Prologue at level 2 and is the first bow user in Sigurd's army. He has no Holy Blood, his base stats are merely average, and his growths are mediocre but passable. Being bow-locked leaves him defenseless at close range and with poor enemy phase combat, but luckily, he has a mount, which grants him both high movement and Canto, allowing him to avoid attacks from enemies with a defensive retreat. He also has a good set of offensive skills in both Follow-Up and Accost, which give him reliable offense. He can wield [[Jamke]]'s [[Killer Bow]], which has the might and weight of the Silver Sword and better hit and the ability to critical. While Jamke can also wield it, Midir's mount and Canto means that he is much more capable of using it. Later, if he or Jamke marry Edain, he can wield the Brave Bow. While his stats are mediocre, they are still enough for him to contribute when he is wielding bows. | ||
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==Personality== | ==Personality== | ||
Midir was devoted to Edain and determined to protect her even to the end,<ref>{{Cite|None of us are going anywhere, my lady. We're here for you till the very end. Even if it means our lives.|Midir|Genealogy of the Holy War}}</ref> if mostly because of an unrequited romantic interest he had long held in her.<ref>{{Cite|My lady... I still feel like I'm in a dream or something. Being with you is all I ever wanted in life...|Midir|Genealogy of the Holy War}}</ref> Even after Edain's rescue, he chose to be indebted to Sigurd for his role in rescuing Edain and thus swore to continue serving him beyond Verdane.<ref>{{Cite|'''Edain:''' Do me a favor, Midir, and stay with Sir Sigurd's troops.<br>'''Midir:''' I'd be more than happy to. I am greatly indebted to him for rescuing Yngvi Castle for us, and you as well!|Midir|Genealogy of the Holy War}}</ref> It is possible, however, that his interest was born at least initially on a superficial level, as upon meeting Edain's sister [[Brigid]] for the first time he loudly voiced his interest in her appearance as being more beautiful than that of Edain.<ref>{{Cite|'''Midir:''' Brigid... you're beautiful!<br>'''Brigid:''' What did you say? You tryin' to be funny!?<br>'''Midir:''' To think there's another... one that's even more beautiful. You're like a dream!<br>'''Brigid:''' I... I'm leaving!|Midir and [[Brigid]]|Genealogy of the Holy War}}</ref> | Midir was devoted to Edain and determined to protect her even to the end,<ref>{{Cite|None of us are going anywhere, my lady. We're here for you till the very end. Even if it means our lives.|Midir|Genealogy of the Holy War}}</ref> if mostly because of an unrequited romantic interest he had long held in her.<ref>{{Cite|My lady... I still feel like I'm in a dream or something. Being with you is all I ever wanted in life...|Midir|Genealogy of the Holy War}}</ref> Even after Edain's rescue, he chose to be indebted to Sigurd for his role in rescuing Edain and thus swore to continue serving him beyond Verdane.<ref>{{Cite|'''Edain:''' Do me a favor, Midir, and stay with Sir Sigurd's troops.<br>'''Midir:''' I'd be more than happy to. I am greatly indebted to him for rescuing Yngvi Castle for us, and you as well!|Midir|Genealogy of the Holy War}}</ref> It is possible, however, that his interest was born at least initially on a superficial level, as upon meeting Edain's sister [[Brigid]] for the first time he loudly voiced his interest in her appearance as being more beautiful than that of Edain.<ref>{{Cite|'''Midir:''' Brigid... you're beautiful!<br>'''Brigid:''' What did you say? You tryin' to be funny!?<br>'''Midir:''' To think there's another... one that's even more beautiful. You're like a dream!<br>'''Brigid:''' I... I'm leaving!|Midir and [[Brigid]]|Genealogy of the Holy War}}</ref> | ||
==Endings== | |||
===''Genealogy of the Holy War''=== | |||
Midir, a knight of Yngvi... | |||
==Quotes== | ==Quotes== | ||
===Battle quotes=== | ===Battle quotes=== | ||
{{Quote| | {{Quote|'''Gerrard:''' Oi, wait a sec! No bows, you coward! That ain't a fair fight!<br>'''Midir:''' Oh, shut up! Let Lady Edain go! NOW!|Midir, when fighting [[Gerrard]] in [[Birth of a Holy Knight|the Prologue]] of {{title|Genealogy of the Holy War}}.}} | ||
{{Quote|'''Munnir:''' You're that knight from earlier?! Ugh, I don't believe this... What are you doing still alive?<br>'''Midir:''' Prepare yourself, Munnir! I'll never forgive you!|Midir, when fighting [[Munnir]], in [[Lady of the Forest|Chapter 1]] of {{title|Genealogy of the Holy War}}.}} | |||
===Death quote=== | ===Death quote=== | ||
{{Quote|Grr... Lady Edain... Forgive me|Midir, as a NPC in [[Birth of a Holy Knight|the Prologue]] of {{title|Genealogy of the Holy War}}.}} | {{Quote|Grr... Lady Edain... Forgive me...|Midir, as a NPC in [[Birth of a Holy Knight|the Prologue]] of {{title|Genealogy of the Holy War}}.}} | ||
{{Quote|Aah... Sir Sigurd, I'm so sorry.|Midir, in {{title|Genealogy of the Holy War}}.}} | {{Quote|Aah... Sir Sigurd, I'm so sorry.|Midir, in {{title|Genealogy of the Holy War}}.}} | ||
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===Official artwork=== | |||
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FESK Midir 03.png|Artwork of Midir from {{title|Genealogy of the Holy War}}. | |||
FESK Midir 02.png|Artwork of Midir from {{title|Treasure}}. | |||
FESK Midir 01.png|Artwork of Midir from the {{TCG}}. | FESK Midir 01.png|Artwork of Midir from the {{TCG}}. | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
