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Manakete

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Manakete

FEMN Manakete 01.png
Artwork of a Manakete from the Fire Emblem Trading Card Game.


A legendary race with awesome power while in dragon form.

Unit type(s)
  • Dragon (Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light, The Binding Blade, The Sacred Stones, Awakening)
  • Infantry (Mystery of the Emblem)
  • Manakete (The Binding Blade)
  • Flying (The Sacred Stones)
Weapon(s)

Dragonstones

Skill(s)

Odd Rhythm, Wyrmsbane (Awakening)

Manaketes (Japanese: マムクート Mamkute), also referred to as the dragonkin (Japanese: 竜人族 Dragon-Human Tribe) are a legendary humanoid species recurring in the Fire Emblem series. Manaketes are a form taken by dragons to conserve their strength and survive in a world which no longer permits their full existence. All Manaketes draw their power from their dragonstones, which they use to temporarily transform back into their dragon bodies, usually for combat purposes. Although in some cultures in the series the Manakete race is regarded as legendary and worthy of worship, in others they have a long history of bitter conflict with humanity.

History

In Archanea/Ylisse

In antiquity, Archanea was the epicenter of an advanced dragon civilization prior to the rise of humanity, until a mysterious wave of deteriorating health struck them, rendering them infertile and slowly driving them mad. In response, the dragonkin learned that the only way to survive the condition was to take the forms of humans, and so sought to convince all dragons to do so. While many (including almost all earth dragons) refused to accept this and eventually devolved into mindless beasts, others accepted the word of the dragon elders and took human forms, thus becoming Manaketes.[1] [2] By sealing their powers into Dragonstones, Manaketes retained the ability to temporarily become dragons, but never for long owing to the risks posed to their health.

In the following millennia as humans became the dominant power over the Archanean continent, Manaketes became the target of racism from humans in an exercise of their new-found power over the land. In their weak humanoid forms, the Manaketes were easily abused and mistreated, and were condemned to living in poverty. This ultimately led to the rise of the Manakete ruler Medeus and his Dolhr Empire, which sought to exact vengeance upon humanity for their crimes against the Manaketes and to retake Archanea as the Manaketes' land.[3] Although he succeeded in ruling the world for two periods of time adding up to several decades, Medeus was thrice thwarted and killed: first by Anri, then twice more by his descendant, the Hero-King Marth. One Manakete ally to Marth, Bantu, believed that his role was to broker a lasting peace and understanding between the two races.

It is uncertain what became of Manaketes in the post-Marth world. In the era of Chrom of Ylisse, Manaketes continued to exist, but little is known of what social presence they may or may not have held, other than that they are regarded as rare and mythical entities.[4]

In Elibe

At the height of the Scouring, the dragons of Elibe were, similar to their Archanean counterparts, forced to assume a less powerful form with the onset of the Ending Winter. The immense power of the weapons wielded by the Eight Legends distorted the laws of nature to the point where dragons could no longer exist in their present forms, forcing them to become Manaketes, as the human form required the least energy to maintain.[5] In the Scouring's aftermath, the vast majority of surviving dragons fled Elibe through the Dragon's Gate on Valor; most of those who remained took up residence in Arcadia, while one more – Jahn – hid in the Dragon Temple for the following centuries to heal wounds sustained in the Scouring.

In Magvel

Only two Manaketes are seen to still be living in Magvel during the course of The Sacred Stones. These two Manaketes, Morva and his adopted daughter Myrrh, are said by the people of the village of Caer Pelyn to act as watchful guardians over humans. In the original conflict with the Demon King Fomortiis in Magvel's antiquity, Morva's power was a crucial factor in ensuring the Five Heroes were able to use the Sacred Stones to defeat Fomortiis and seal him away.[6]

For the following eight centuries, Morva remained in Darkling Woods, the last resting place of Fomortiis, to protect the world from his ongoing influence. Although Morva's role in combating Fomortiis is not acknowledged in retellings of the tale by the majority of Magvel's population, the village of Caer Pelyn holds Morva, and Myrrh by extension, in reverence for their contributions.[7]

While Myrrh and Morva are the only living Manaketes seen in Magvel, the presence of reanimated dragon corpses suggests more lived there at one time. Myrrh also mentions being orphaned during the original war with the Demon King;[8] this, the reference to Morva leading an entire tribe, along with the presence of the reanimated corpses suggests that Manaketes were significantly wiped out at some point, or simply rarely interact with humans. However, Lyon mentions that there are only two known dragonstones in existence[9]. Myrrh initially expresses some doubts to protecting humanity like her father,[10] possibly suggesting other Manaketes avoid interaction with humans. Unlike the other known Manakete populations, the Caer Pelyn culture appears to regard the word "Manakete" as a disrespectful slur against the dragonkin, and the community instead insists on always referring to Myrrh and Morva as the "Great Dragon", although it is never clarified where Myrrh and Morva personally stand on this matter.[11]

Characteristics

Physical appearance

The most prominent physical characteristic of Manaketes compared to humans is their ears, which are longer and pointier than their human counterparts (the extent of which varies from game to game). Some Manaketes have relatively small draconian wings protruding from their backs, and some such as Myrrh seem to be able to hide or extend them at will. Male Manaketes are universally seen wearing hooded cloaks, occasionally holding canes. Female Manaketes instead tend toward lighter clothing, often featuring scarves, ribbons and pastel colors; some female Manaketes, most prominently Naga's kin, wear ornate head-dresses resembling a spread pair of dragon wings.

The lifespan of Manaketes vastly exceeds that of humans, extending well into periods of thousands of years. An age of a thousand years is still childhood for a Manakete,[12] and as demonstrated by Tiki, an age of three thousand years is young adulthood.

Manaketes are able to reproduce with humans. The resulting offspring may inherit the pointy ears of their Manakete parent, and often lives longer than the average human, but shorter than a pure Manakete.[13] Sophia, Nah, and Corrin are examples of half-human, half-Manakete hybrids. However, Corrin is implied to have a normal lifespan, as they develop the same way as normal humans.

Pure-blooded Manaketes have larger jaws than half-Manakete hybrids in their dragon state. As a Manakete ages, his or her dragon form's claws and fangs sharpen. Their dragon hides toughen the more they are struck in battle.[14] However, even the toughest Manakete scales can be easily cleaved by Wyrmslayers.[15] Despite the durability of Manakete scales, they are surprisingly light and even have been used in clothing.[16]

Behavior

Manaketes, being dragons in another form, are significantly more advanced than humanity, possessing on average far greater intellect.[17] In Archanea, at least, magic originated from the Manaketes and is derived from their power, with the most powerful human weapons embedded with dragonstones. Jahn claims that Manaketes as a whole lack the same emotional depth as humans, having no interest in matters such as revenge,[18] though this does not appear to be entirely true even in The Binding Blade, given Fae's behavior. However, in Elibe at least, an untransformed Manakete is defenseless and significantly weaker than a human.[19]

Despite their obvious superiority, in many cases Manaketes are actively sympathetic toward and interested in humans, especially divine dragons as famously exemplified by Naga and Forseti. The extensive lifespan of Manaketes, however, poses a problem: any attempt by Manaketes to forge bonds of friendship with humans is doomed to a sad end as the lifespan of a human is an insignificant fraction of that of dragons.[20]

Like their base dragon forms, Manaketes have a low birth rate compared to humans; in Archanea, the birth rate declined even further than before when the illness struck.[17]

Class data

In the gameplay of the Fire Emblem series, Manaketes wield dragonstone items in order to fight. Without their dragonstones they typically possess low stats in general, but with a dragonstone equipped they gain significant statistical bonuses allowing even the weakest Manakete unit to comfortably participate in battle. In most games, dragonstones turn Manaketes into dragons only during battle; however, in Mystery of the Emblem, Manaketes use dragonstones to transform into one of several dragon varieties both on the field and in battle for five turns, giving them access to a breath weapon matching the dragon type.

Manaketes have no class change options whatsoever. In Shadow Dragon, New Mystery of the Emblem, and Awakening, they are classified as a special class to compensate for this, giving them a maximum level of 30 instead of 20.

With the exception of Bantu, all playable Manaketes are female and usually young girls.

Base stats


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Game HP Strength Magic Skill Speed Luck Defense Resistance Movement Constitution Weapon level
Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light 18 1 -- 1 1 0 3 0 6 -- 7
Mystery of the Emblem 16 0 -- 0 2/3 0 1 1/10 5 -- 8
The Binding Blade 20/12 0 -- 0 2 0 1 1 5 5/1 --
The Sacred Stones
(Myrrh)
12 0 -- 0 2 0 2 2 6 5 --
The Sacred Stones
(Morva)
20 0 -- 0 2 0 1 1 3 25 --
Shadow Dragon 18 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 6 -- --
New Mystery of the Emblem 18 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 6 -- --
Awakening 18 2 0 1 1 0 2 2 6 -- Dragonstones --
Warriors
(Tiki, untransformed)
46 5 5 4 5 6 6 7 6 -- Stones E
Warriors
(Tiki, transformed)
46 ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 8 -- Stones E

Max stats

Game HP Strength Magic Skill Speed Luck Defense Resistance Movement Constitution Weapon level
Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light 52 20 -- 20 20 20 20 7 12 -- 20
Mystery of the Emblem 26 20 -- 20 20 20 20 20 12 -- 20
The Binding Blade 60 20 -- 20 20 30 20 20 15 20 --
The Sacred Stones
(Myrrh)
60 20 -- 20 20 30 20 20 15 20 --
The Sacred Stones
(Morva)
60 20 -- 20 20 30 20 20 15 25 --
Shadow Dragon 60 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 32 -- --
New Mystery of the Emblem 60 20 20 20 20 30 20 20 8 -- --
Awakening 80 40 35 35 35 45 40 40 8 -- Dragonstones --
Warriors
(Tiki, untransformed)
809 94 85 71 91 110 103 118 6 -- Stones S
Warriors
(Tiki, transformed)
809 132 107 92 116 110 159 164 6 -- Stones S

Miscellaneous stats

Game Experience CRP Gold Weight mod. Capacity Vision Size
Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light 42 -- -- -- -- -- --
Mystery of the Emblem 10 -- -- -- -- -- --
The Binding Blade -- 2 -- -- -- -- --
The Sacred Stones
(Myrrh)
-- 2 -- -- -- -- --
The Sacred Stones
(Morva)
-- 3 -- -- -- -- --

Class growth rates

Game HP Strength Magic Skill Speed Luck Defense Resistance Charm Constitution* Movement* Weapon level
Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light 150% 50% -- 50% 50% 0% 50% 0% -- -- -- 50%
Mystery of the Emblem 50% 10% -- 10% 10% 0% 10% 10% -- -- -- --
The Binding Blade 95% 40% -- 30% 20% 25% 0% 10% -- -- -- --
The Sacred Stones 95% 40% -- 30% 20% 25% 0% 10% -- -- -- --
Shadow Dragon 50/100% 20/50% 10% 30/75% 20/80% 0% 10/50% −10/15% -- -- -- --
New Mystery of the Emblem 50/100% 20/50% 10% 30/75% 20/80% 0% 10/50% −10/15% -- -- -- --
Awakening 50/100% 20/45% 5/0% 20/40% 20/40% 0% 15/35% 15/30% -- -- -- --
See class growth rate for more details on the mechanics of class growths in each game.

Class skills

Game Skill Learning conditions
Awakening Odd Rhythm Learned at level 1.
Awakening Wyrmsbane Learned at level 15.

Class change

Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light

Base class
Bs fe01 manakete dragonstone.png
Manakete

Mystery of the Emblem

Base class
Bs fe03 bantu manakete.png
Manakete

The Binding Blade

Advanced class
Bs fe06 enemy manakete untransformed.png
Manakete

Base class
Bs fe06 fae manakete breath 01.png
Manakete

The Sacred Stones

Advanced class
Bs fe08 morva manakete monster.png
Manakete

Base class
Bs fe08 myrrh manakete unarmed.png
Manakete

Shadow Dragon, New Mystery of the Emblem

Special class
Bs fe11 playable manakete.png
Manakete

Awakening

Special class
Ma 3ds01 manakete nowi playable.gif
Manakete

Warriors

Base class Promotion method Advanced class
Ma fewa manakete tiki playable.gif
Manakete
Using a Master Seal after reaching Level 15. Ma fewa manakete tiki playable.gif
Divine Dragon

Playable Manaketes

Playable Characters
Name Game
Bantu Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light, Mystery of the Emblem, Shadow Dragon, New Mystery of the Emblem
Tiki Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light, Mystery of the Emblem, Shadow Dragon, New Mystery of the Emblem, Awakening, Warriors
Fae The Binding Blade
Myrrh The Sacred Stones
Nagi Shadow Dragon, New Mystery of the Emblem
Nowi Awakening
Nah Awakening
Playable Manakete units in the Fire Emblem series.

Notable enemy Manaketes

Enemy Units
Name Game
Mannu Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light, Shadow Dragon
Khozen Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light, Mystery of the Emblem Book 1, Shadow Dragon
Morzas Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light, Mystery of the Emblem Book 1, Shadow Dragon
Tiki Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light, Mystery of the Emblem Book 1, Shadow Dragon, Awakening (as Einherjar, Lost Bloodlines 2 & 3)
Xemcel Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light, Mystery of the Emblem Book 1, Shadow Dragon
Medeus Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light, Mystery of the Emblem Book 1, Shadow Dragon
Ein The Binding Blade
Jahn The Binding Blade
Brzak Fire Emblem: Archanea Saga, New Mystery of the Emblem
Enemy Manakete units in the Fire Emblem series.

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Game Text
(English)
Text
(Japanese)
Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light
One of the fabled race said to be
able to take the forms of dragons.
They wielded great power and
ruled the world.
ドラゴンに へんしんするといわれる でんせつの
しゅぞくで かつては そのきょうだいなちからで
せかいを せいふくしたと つたえられる。
Mystery of the Emblem
Those of the
legendary race who
can transform into
dragons.
竜に変身するといわれる
伝説の種族で、かつては
その強大な力で、世界を征服
したと伝えられる・・・。
The Binding Blade
(class roll)
Mysterious unhumans who can turn into
dragons with the use of their stones.*
普通とは明らかに違う雰囲気をもつ者たち
一説には『人ならぬもの』とも言われる
The Binding Blade
(help)
"Unhumans" who have an
eerie air about them.*
普通とは違う雰囲気をもつ者
『人ならぬもの』とも言われる
The Sacred Stones
(class roll)
Dragonkin who live in Darkling Woods.
Dragonstones can transform them.
闇の樹海をすみかとする 竜人族
竜石の力によって 竜へと姿を変える
The Sacred Stones
(help)
Mysterious tribesman who can turn
into dragons. Equip: Dragonstone.
竜の姿になり 強力なブレスで攻撃
装備『竜石』
Shadow Dragon
A fabled race said to be able to take dragon
form. Once, they ruled the world.
竜に変身すると言われる伝説の種族。
かつては世界を征服したと伝えられる。
New Mystery of the Emblem
A fabled race said to be able to take dragon
form. Once, they ruled the world.*
竜に変身すると言われる伝説の種族。
かつては世界を征服したと伝えられる。
Awakening
A legendary race with awesome
power while in dragon form.
竜に変身する伝説の種族。
強大な力を持つが変身前は非力。
Warriors
Manaketes can turn into dragons. They
have high attack and defense but low
magic defense. Attacks effective against
dragons deal bonus damage to them.

They can use physical attacks as well as
magic, and their physical attacks have a
long range. Exercise caution if you're
fighting one up close!
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Trivia

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  • Though the official English translation is "Manakete," the item screen description (not the R button description) for the dragonstone Flametongue in The Blazing Blade has the placeholder translation "For Mamukoot only!" The description cannot normally be seen, however, as the item can only be obtained by hacking.
  • In Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light, if a class change item is used on a Manakete, its defense will be raised by the amount of defense that the equipped dragonstone gives, and the item will not be used up.
  • The name "マムクート" is trademarked by Intelligent Systems, the developers of the Fire Emblem series.[21]

Etymology and other languages

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

Manakete

According to a NPC in Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon, the word most likely rhymes with "parakeet".[22] Additionally, in Awakening, Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light, the book Legacy of Archanea, and Engage, "Manakete" is not treated as a proper noun; other materials capitalize it.

Japanese

マムクート

Officially romanized as Mamkute. Romanized instead as Mamukute in Tokyo Mirage Sessions ♯FE.

Spanish

Manakete

--

French

Manakete

--

German

Manakete

--

Italian

Manakete

--

Gallery

References

  1. "If you really wanna know... Tens of thousands of years ago, the dragon tribe settled down on this continent, and created a civilization. They possessed intellect and abilities far exceedin' those of humans. But suddenly, outta nowhere, their day of destruction came. At first, they couldn't bear children. Then they began to lose their minds, goin' berserk one after the next. The elders warned that the end of dragons as a species was approachin'. There was no longer any way to prevent it. However, there was one way they could survive: to discard their identities as dragons and live on as humans. The dragons fell into a panic. Those who believed the elders sealed their forms within stones and became humans. But those who couldn't throw away their pride as a dragon; those who adamantly refused to become human... They eventually lost their minds and became naught but beasts..." — Xane, Fire Emblem: New Mystery of the Emblem
  2. "Mmm, the majority of the dragon tribe didn’t listen to the elders’ advice, and were lost…" — Xane, Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem
  3. " Y'see, I don't like humans. I've got nothin' but contempt for those who treated the defenseless Manaketes like insects. So I can understand why Medeus despised you humans so. Medeus, an Earth Dragon prince, was the only one of his tribe who become a Manakete. And, as ordered by Naga, he guarded the Dragon Altar. But the once peaceful human race, drunk with power, began to rule with tyranny. They oppressed the dragons who had done nothin' wrong. Furious at their betrayal by humans, the Manaketes gathered in Dolhr, and they created a nation for their people. Then they fought to conquer humanity." — Xane, Fire Emblem: New Mystery of the Emblem
  4. "By the gods, she's a manakete... I never thought I'd see one." — Chrom, Fire Emblem Awakening
  5. "Jahn: When the order of nature collapsed, we dragons suffered the most. With nature weakened, we could not maintain our dragon forms. And so, we sealed our power into gemstones and took human form.
    Roy: The dragonstones...
    Jahn: Yes. We were utterly powerless against the humans. In human form, we were even more feeble than the humans themselves. The humans took the opportunity to slaughter us.
    Roy: Why did you choose the form of humans? Why not some other shape?
    Jahn: In the new order of nature, the human form required the least energy to transform into.
    " — Jahn and Roy, Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade
  6. "Eirika: Demon King? Are you speaking of the legend of the Sacred Stones? The hero Grado used the power of the five Sacred Stones to defeat and seal away--
    Dara: No, no, that's not right at all. Ah, how quickly did mankind forget its debt to the Great Dragon. To hear the story now, one would think humans alone brought about victory. That is a gross mistelling of the tale. Only through the Great Dragon's strength could the Demon King be sealed away!
    " — Eirika and Dara, Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones
  7. "Mankind may have forgotten its debt, but the Great Dragon never forgets. It watches over the bones of the Demon King in Darkling Woods. It keeps the Demon King's dark brood from swarming the world of men. The Great Dragon's vigilance alone has kept us safe from their blind rage." — Dara, Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones
  8. "Uh-huh... My foster father leads the dragon tribe. In the last great war... both of my true parents were killed. Morva took me in and raised me as though I were his own child." — Myrrh, Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones
  9. "That's right. It's very rare. There are only two in the entire world. I've heard rumors of a collector there who has one for sale. It looks like nothing but a common gemstone. I need it for my research. If I have that stone...my... Urg...gaa..." — Lyon, Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones
  10. "... My father has dedicated his life to protecting humans. For the longest time, I could not fathom why he would do this. But now, after spending time with all of you... I begin to understand how he felt." — Myrrh to Saleh, Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones
  11. "Eirika: Is the Great Dragon you speak of...one of the Manakete?
    Dara: Manakete?!? How dare you speak so of the Great Dragon!
    " — Eirika and Dara, Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones
  12. "Myrrh: And I am... 1,200 years old. Roughly.
    Dozla: Huh? Gwah ha ha! Stop teasing me, lassie! You don't have to be shy. Just tell me how old you are.
    Myrrh: I did. And I said I'm 1,200... Roughly.
    " — Myrrh and Dozla, Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones
  13. "You are a full-blooded dragon... A dragon's lifespan...is near eternity... I am part human...so we grow at different speeds... Do you understand...?" — Sophia to Fae, Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade
  14. "Nah: When you turn into a dragon... Well, your jaws are bigger than mine.
    Tiki: Er, yes. I suppose they are.
    Nah: Why is that?
    Tiki: It's because I am pure blooded. Manakete blood runs thick in my veins, and makes me look more...dragon-like.
    Nah: Is that also why your fangs and claws are sharper than mine?
    Tiki: That is a matter only of age. I have lived many, many more centuries than you. As dragons get older and become more powerful, our claws and fangs sharpen. It will be the same for you when you reach my age, though it will take millennia.
    Nah: That'll be sweet... I see... So, why is your skin so much thicker and harder than mine?
    Tiki: That comes from fighting in countless battles. The more times a dragon is struck by blows, the thicker and harder our hide becomes.
    " — Nah and Tiki, Fire Emblem Awakening
  15. "Nah: Unfortunately, there is a rare subset of weapons that are a bane to my kind... Wyrmslayers.
    Morgan: Oh, right! The swords said to cleave even the mighty scales of a manakete.
    " — Nah and female Morgan, Fire Emblem Awakening
  16. "Gregor: ...Now this looks like "gramps" clothing. Also, Gregor is no good in sweater. Is too hot, yes?
    Nowi: Yeah, but this one is really light. It really breathes! I lined it with manakete scales.
    Gregor: Scales of manakete? Gregor is stunned. How are you finding such priceless artifacts?
    " — Nowi and Gregor, Fire Emblem Awakening
  17. 17.0 17.1 "Dragons are a much more advanced species than us humans. Their vitality and intellect puts that of humans to shame. There is one thing, however, the dragons lack in. They multiply at a fraction of the rate humans do." — Niime, Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade
  18. "Hate? Only humans feel such preposterous emotions. We battled for survival and we lost. There was nothing more to our fight." — Jahn, Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade
  19. "We were utterly powerless against the humans. In human form, we were even more feeble than the humans themselves. The humans took the opportunity to slaughter us." — Jahn, Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade
  20. "Tiki: Hear me, Nah. Remember when I said I had to tell you something difficult? We manaketes are destined to suffer because of our love of humankind.
    Nah: Destined to... suffer?
    Tiki: We live for millennia, while humans flicker out like candles. The greatest friendship I ever knew lasted just a few short decades... And when King Marth died, I was left to wander the centuries alone.
    Nah: I see. I have to be prepared to lose everyone I love.
    Tiki: The dragon blood in your veins curses you to such a fate.
    " — Tiki and Nah, Fire Emblem Awakening
  21. https://www.j-platpat.inpit.go.jp/c1800/TR/JP-2001-012124/C4D5786E3037FA394BD5FB39F69ABFBBEA4077E85DF71C60F67017FF7B4C6197/40/en
  22. "I mean, I ain’t stupid. I'd heard of the dragonkin before. I’d just always assumed Manaketes looked somethin' like parakeets." — An Aurelis villager, Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon

See also

Races and animals of the Fire Emblem series
Major species BeorcBrandedDragon (ManaketeDivine DragonEarth DragonFell DragonFire DragonFirst DragonIce DragonWar DragonWyvern) • EmblemGodHumanKitsuneLaguz (Black DragonCatHawkHeronLionRavenRed DragonTigerWhite DragonWolf) • MirageMorphNabateanTaguelWolfskinZunanma
Animals and other species CorruptedFabricationGriffinHorseIllusionKinshiMonsterPegasusPhantomRisenWolf
Classes in Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light
Base classes ArcherCavalierMageMercenaryPegasus KnightPriest
Advanced classes BishopDracoknightHeroPaladinSniper
Other classes BallisticianFighterFreelancerGeneralHorsemanHunterKnightLordManaketePirateThief
Classes in Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem
Base classes ArcherArmored KnightCavalierClericHunterMageMercenaryPegasus Knight
Advanced classes BishopDracoknightGeneralHeroHorsemanPaladinSniper
Dragon classes Divine DragonEarth DragonFire DragonIce DragonMage DragonShadow DragonWyvern
Other classes BallisticianBarbarianBerserkerBrigandDancerDark MageEmperorFighterFreelancerKnightLordManaketePirateSoldierThief
Unused classes Dark KnightGuardianSea Dragon
Classes in Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade
Base classes ArcherBardBrigandCavalierChildCivilianClericDancerDemon DragonFighterKnightLordMageManaketeMercenaryMyrmidonNomadPegasus KnightPiratePriestShamanSoldierThiefTransporterTroubadourWyvern Rider
Advanced classes BerserkerBishopDruidFalcon KnightGeneralGreat LordHeroKingManaketeNomadic TrooperPaladinSageSniperSwordmasterValkyrieWarriorWyvern Lord
Classes in Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones
Base classes ArcherBrigandCavalierCivilianClericDancerFighterFleetJourneymanKnightLordMageManaketeMercenaryMonkMyrmidonPeerPegasus KnightPhantomPiratePontifexPriestPupilQueenRecruitShamanSoldierThiefTroubadourWyvern Rider
Advanced classes AssassinBerserkerBishopDruidFalcoknightGeneralGreat KnightGreat LordHeroMage KnightManaketeNecromancerPaladinRangerRogueSageSniperSummonerSwordmasterValkyrieWarriorWyvern KnightWyvern Lord
Base monster classes BaelBonewalkerGargoyleGorgon EggMauthe DoogMogallRevenantTarvos
Advanced monster classes Arch MogallCyclopsDeathgoyleDemon KingDraco ZombieElder BaelEntombedGorgonGwyllgiMaelduinWight
Removed class Apprentice
Classes in Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon
Base classes ArcherCavalierClericCurateDark MageFighterHunterKnightMageMercenaryMyrmidonPegasus KnightPirate
Advanced classes BerserkerBishopDracoknightGeneralHeroHorsemanPaladinSniperSorcererSwordmasterWarrior
Other classes BallisticianEarth DragonFreelancerLordManaketeSoldierThief
Classes in Fire Emblem: New Mystery of the Emblem
Base classes ArcherBarbarianCavalierClericCurateDark MageFighterHunterKnightMageMercenaryMyrmidonPegasus KnightPirate
Advanced classes BerserkerBishopDracoknightGeneralHeroHorsemanPaladinSniperSorcererSwordmasterWarrior
Dragon classes Divine DragonEarth DragonFire DragonIce DragonMage DragonShadow DragonWyvern
Other classes BallisticianDancerEmperorFreelancerLordManaketeSoldierThief
Classes in Fire Emblem Awakening
Base classes ArcherBarbarianCavalierClericDark MageFighterKnightLordMageMercenaryMyrmidonPegasus KnightPriestTacticianThiefTroubadourWyvern Rider
Advanced classes AssassinBerserkerBow KnightDark FlierDark KnightFalcon KnightGeneralGrandmasterGreat KnightGreat LordGriffon RiderHeroPaladinSageSniperSorcererSwordmasterTricksterValkyrieWar ClericWar MonkWarriorWyvern Lord
Other classes BrideConquerorDancerDread FighterEntombedGrimaLodestarManaketeMerchantMirageOutrealm ClassRevenantSoldierTaguelVillager
Classes in Fire Emblem Warriors
Playable base classes ArcherClericDancerDark KnightDark MageGreat KnightLordMageMalig KnightManaketeMercenaryMyrmidonNohr PrinceNohr PrincessOutlawPaladinPegasus KnightPriestessShrine MaidenSky KnightSongstressSpear FighterSwordmasterTacticianTricksterTroubadourWyvern Rider
Playable advanced classes AdventurerBlade LordCrown PrinceDark CrusaderDivaDivine DragonFalcon KnightGrandmasterGreat LordGuardian KnightHeroHigh PriestessHigh PrinceHoshido NobleLodestarMalig MasterMaster MerchantNohr NoblePrimaPrincessSageSniperSorcererSpear MasterStrategistSwordmasterWar ClericWyvern Lord
Enemy base classes Myrmidon (SamuraiMercenary) • Thief (NinjaOutlaw) • Cavalier (Expert Rider) • Soldier (Spear Fighter) • Pegasus Knight (Sky Knight) • Knight (Armored Knight) • Fighter (Oni SavageAxe Fighter) • Wyvern Rider (Wyvern Warrior) • Great Knight (Steel Knight) • ArcherMage (DivinerDark Mage) • Manakete (Ryujin)
Enemy advanced classes Swordmaster (Hero) • Assassin (Master NinjaAdventurer) • Paladin (Master Rider) • Halberdier (Spear Master) • Falcon KnightGeneral (Shield Master) • Warrior (Oni ChieftainBerserker) • Wyvern Lord (Wyvern Ace) • Guardian Knight (Sturdy Knight) • SniperSage (OnmyojiSorcerer) • Fafnir (Great Ryujin)
Other enemy/NPC classes Outrealm FiendVelezarkVillager