Myos

Myos Myos's portrait in Genealogy of the Holy War.

Gender Male Race Human Family Unnamed king of Silesse (elder brother) Daccar (elder brother) Lewyn (nephew) Fee (grandniece) Ced (grandnephew) Nationality Silessean Title(s) Duke of Tófa Starting class Baron Appearance(s) Genealogy of the Holy War

“	Heheh... The heads of the Grannvale traitors should fetch us a nice little sum!	”	— Daccar

Myos (Japanese: マイオス Maios) was the youngest brother of the late King of Silesse, and the Duke of Tófa Castle. In his hunger to succeed the Silessean throne for himself he opposed the right of succession of the late king's son, Lewyn, and with his elder brother Duke Daccar incited a civil war in Silesse to seize control of Silesse for themselves. Upon the arrival of Sigurd in Silesse, he launched an assault on Sailane Castle, Sigurd's residence, seeking to win the bounty placed on Sigurd's head by Grannvale, but his efforts failed and he was defeated, proving to be little more than a pawn in Daccar's bid for the Silessean throne.

Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War

Role

Myos is a boss of Tófa in Chapter 4 and the guardian of its castle.

Stats

See also: Dance in the Skies

Baron Level 22 Holy Blood -- Movement 5 Authority ★★

Stats Max HP 67 Speed 13 Strength 18 Luck 0 Magic 9 Defense 18 Skill 13 Resistance 9

Inventory Skills Tornado 5,000 Gold Pavise Weapon Levels A A A A A A A A -- --

Quotes

Battle quotes

“	Traitors! Your heads will fetch me a fine price in Grannvale!	”	— Myos, in Chapter 4 of Genealogy of the Holy War.

“	Hmph. If it isn't Queen Lahna's idiot son. So you've come back.	”	— Myos, when fighting Lewyn, in Chapter 4 of Genealogy of the Holy War.

Death quotes

“	Urgh... This can't be happening...	”	— Myos, in Chapter 4 of Genealogy of the Holy War.

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology and in other regions
Language	Name	Definition, etymology, and notes
English	Myos	Used in Heroes. Potentially from Myosotis, a genus flowering plant; "Myosotis" derives ultimately from Ancient Greek μῦς mûs "mouse" and οὖς oûs "ear", referring to the shape of its petals.
English (unofficial)	Maios	Used in the Genealogy of the Holy War fan translation.
Japanese	マイオス	Officially romanized as Maios. The accusative masculine plural of Maius, Latin for "May".
Spanish	Myos	--
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German	Myos	--
Italian	Myos	--
Portuguese	Myos	--
Traditional Chinese	邁歐斯	Maios

Gallery

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  Myos's portrait in Genealogy of the Holy War.

References

This article is part of Project Characters, a project focused on writing articles for every character present in the Fire Emblem series.