Pursuer

Pursuer Icon of the Pursuer from Fates. Def-5, Res-3. Good for follow-up attacks, but also weak to them (+5/-5 eff. Spd).

Type Yumi First game Fire Emblem Fates

Pursuer (Japanese: 残心 Zanshin) is a regalia yumi that debuted in Fire Emblem Fates. It is the strongest of all Hoshidan weaponry (and among all Fates weaponry is tied for strongest with the Aurgelmir, an axe of Nohr), has respectable accuracy, and also packs a critical rate. While the Pursuer does make it easier for the wielder to make a follow-up attack on their turn, it also makes it easier for the enemy to do so when they attack the user. However, it reduces its user's defenses and ability to avoid attacks. Only Snipers may acquire the requisite weapon rank to use it.

Stats

Game	Icon	Level	Might	Weight	Hit	Crit	Range	Uses	Worth	WEXP	Other effects and notes
Fates		S	22	--	80	10	2	--	0	1	-5 defense, -3 resistance, -10 avoid when equipped. Deals bonus damage to flying units. +5 to user's ability to make follow-up attacks. +5 to foe's ability to make follow-up attacks. Sells for 5,000 gold.

Locations

Fates

Dropped by	Revelation: Chapter 24, enemy Mikoto
Treasure	Birthright: Chapter 25, chest

Flavor text

Game	Text (English)	Text (Japanese)
Fates	Def-5, Res-3. Good for follow-up attacks, but also weak to them (+5/-5 eff. Spd).	追撃しやすく、されやすい（+5,-5）

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology and in other regions
Language	Name	Definition, etymology, and notes
English	Pursuer	--
Japanese	残心	Derived from the concept of zanshin (literally, "remaining mind") from various Japanese martial arts, which describes the relaxed yet alert state of mind and posture which a practitioner should enter after executing a move.
Spanish	Rastreador	Tracker
French	Poursuivant	Follower
German	Verfolger	Pursuer
Italian	Persecutore	Persecutor
Korean	잔심궁	Zanshin bow

See also

• Chakram
• Excalibur