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Null Follow-Up

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Null Follow-Up (Japanese: 見切り・追撃効果 Abandon Follow-up Effect) is a three-tiered passive type B skill which debuted in Fire Emblem Heroes; the individual tiers of the skill are known as Null Follow-Up 1, Null Follow-Up 2, and Null Follow-Up 3 in order from lowest to highest. Units with a Null Follow-Up skill can nullify both the foe and user's skills that guarantee the foe's follow-up attacks or that prevent the unit's own follow up attacks during combat. For example, the Null Follow Up allows units with Windsweep to perform follow-up attacks and allows the equipping unit to perform follow-up attacks against foes with Wary Fighter. The HP threshold necessary for the skill to activate varies according to the skill's tier.

Null Follow-Up

Is feh null follow-up 1.png
Icon of the Null Follow-Up 1 skill in Heroes.

Type(s)

Passive (Type B)

Game(s)

Data

Game Icon Effect Activation Capacity Notes
Heroes
(Null Follow-Up 1)
  If user's HP is full when initiating combat, disables effects that would either guarantee the target makes a follow-up attack or deny the user a follow-up attack. -- -- Cost: 60 SP
Heroes
(Null Follow-Up 2)
  If user's HP is 50% or higher when initiating combat, disables effects that would either guarantee the target makes a follow-up attack or deny the user a follow-up attack. -- -- Cost: 120 SP

Availability

Heroes

Units Alm: Saint-KingAsbel: Windswept YouthCorrin: Bloodbound BeastCorrin: Dream PrinceDieck: Wounded TigerHilda: Idle MaidenMareeta: The Blade's PawnShamir: Archer ApartVelouria: Renewed Wolfpup

Trivia

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology, and in other regions
Language Name Definition, etymology, and notes
English

Null Follow-Up 1
Null Follow-Up 2
Null Follow-Up 3

Gallery

See also

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