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One-Two Punch

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One-Two Punch

Is ns01 combat art brawling.png
Icon of One-Two Punch from Three Houses.


An attack that is guaranteed to follow up.

Type(s)

Combat art

First game

Three Houses

One-Two Punch (Japanese: カウンター Counter) is a combat art that debuted in Fire Emblem: Three Houses. It is learned by certain units upon raising their skill level in brawling. This attack is unusual in that it guarantees the user a follow-up attack instead of disabling it entirely, though it still disables the brave effect present on gauntlets. While not mentioned in its description, its method of ensuring this also denies the target their follow-up attack. In addition, it grants increased might and hit rate.

Stats

Game Icon Might Hit Crit Avo / Crit Avo* Range Cost Other effects and notes
Three Houses Is ns01 combat art brawling.png +8 +20 +0 +0 1 4 durability Treats unit as having AS > target's AS + 4.
This effectively grants the unit a follow-up attack and denies the target theirs, if they had any normally.

Availability

Three Houses

Skill level Brawling C+: AloisDedue

Flavor text

Game Text
(English)
Text
(Japanese)
Three Houses
An attack that is guaranteed to follow up.
斧ず追撃

Etymology and other languages

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

One-Two Punch

--

Japanese

カウンター

Transliteration of English "counter".

Spanish

Doble impacto

Double impact

French

Double impact

Double impact

German

Zweierschlag

Double Strike

Italian

Uno-due

One-two

Korean

카운터

Transliteration of English "counter"

Simplified Chinese

还击

Counter

Traditional Chinese

還擊

Counter

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See also

Combat arts
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