Odd Follow-Up

Odd Follow-Up Icon of the Odd Follow-Up 1 skill in Heroes. If it is an odd-numbered turn and unit's HP = 100%, unit makes a guaranteed follow-up attack and foe cannot make a follow-up attack.

Type(s) Passive (Type B) Game(s) Heroes

Odd Follow-Up (Japanese: 追撃隊形・奇数 Follow-Up Attack Formation · Odd-numbered) is a three-tiered passive type B skill which debuted in Fire Emblem Heroes; the individual tiers of the skill are known as Odd Follow-Up 1, Odd Follow-Up 2, and Odd Follow-Up 3 in order from lowest to highest. Odd Follow-Up is a skill that activates only on odd-numbered turns, and guarantees the user a follow-up strike while denying the target a follow-up strike during those turns; the HP threshold required for the skill's activation drastically decreases with the skill's tier.

Data

Game	Icon	Effect	Activation	Capacity	Notes
Heroes (Odd Follow-Up 1)		Guarantees user a follow-up strike and denies target a follow-up strike.	User's HP is full and combat is on an odd-numbered turn	--	Cost: 60 SP
Heroes (Odd Follow-Up 2)		Guarantees user a follow-up strike and denies target a follow-up strike.	User's HP is at least 50% and combat is on an odd-numbered turn	--	Cost: 120 SP
Heroes (Odd Follow-Up 3)		Guarantees user a follow-up strike and denies target a follow-up strike.	Combat is on an odd-numbered turn	--	Cost: 240 SP

Availability

Heroes

Units

Hector: Dressed-Up Duo • Raphael: Muscle-Monger

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology, and in other regions
Language	Name	Definition, etymology, and notes
English	Odd Follow-Up	--
Spanish	Ataque doble impar	Odd double attack; abbreviated as At. doble impar.
French	Double impair	Odd double
German	Ungerade Folge	Odd sequence
Italian	Attacco doppio dispari	Odd double attack; abbreviated as Att. doppio disp.
Portuguese (Brazil)	Ataque duplo ímpar	Odd double attack; abbreviated as Atq. duplo ímp.
Traditional Chinese	追擊隊形・奇數	Pursuit formation · odd-numbered

See also

• Even Follow-Up