Yearling (Armored)

Yearling (Arm.) No image available. At start of turn, if unit is adjacent to only beast or dragon allies or if unit is not adjacent to any ally, unit transforms (otherwise, unit reverts). If unit transforms, grants Atk+2, and unit can counterattack regardless of foe's range.

Type(s) Weapon (Beast) First game Heroes

Yearling (Armored) (Japanese: 若獣の化身・重装 Young Beast · Armored) is a weapon skill in the beast category which debuted in Fire Emblem Heroes. Yearling (Armored) is the second weapon skill of the armor subtype of the beast category of weapon skills, and as such is the second-weakest weapon of the subtype and lacks any special effects other than those common to all weapons of the subtype.

Stats

Game	Icon	Level	Might	Weight	Hit	Crit	Range	Uses	Worth	WEXP	Other effects and notes
Heroes		2★	6	--	--	--	1	--	100 SP	--	At start of user's phase, transforms user if user is untransformed and not adjacent to a human ally, or untransforms user if user is transformed and adjacent to a human ally. On a turn where user transforms, user's Attack is boosted by an additional +2, and user can counterattack targets regardless of range.

Availability

Heroes

Units

Caineghis: Gallia's Lion King • Edelgard: Hegemon Husk

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology, and in other regions
Language	Name	Definition, etymology, and notes
English	Yearling (Armored)	Abbreviated as Yearling (Arm.).
Japanese	若獣の化身・重装	Young Beast · Armored
Spanish	Fiera joven feroz	Fierce young beast
French	Jeune (armure)	Youth (armor)
German	Jährling (Gepanzert)	Yearling (Armored); abbreviated as Jährling (Gep.).
Italian	Giovane (corazzata)	Youth (armored); abbreviated as Giovane (corazz.).
Portuguese (Brazil)	Jovem (armadura)	Youth (armor); abbreviated as Jovem (armad.).
Traditional Chinese	若獸化身・重裝	Young beast incarnation · heavy armor