Characters/Fire Emblem Awakening First Generation Females - Television Tropes & Idioms - 0 views
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Battle Couple: She can be paired with any first generation character, except Basilio and the male SpotPass characters.
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She can be paired with any first generation character, except Chrom and Basilio as well as the male SpotPass characters.
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Bodyguard Crush: If paired with Lon'qu or Frederick. In Frederick's supports, she mentions that he was her First Love.
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Even the Girls Want Her: Sully garners a sizable group of female fans who often bestow her with gifts.
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The Heart: According to Chrom and Lon'qu, her greatest asset to the Shepherds is her ability to keep the army in high spirits.
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Little Miss Snarker: She has her moments, especially when characters like Frederick and Virion give her plenty to work with.
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Protectorate: She is watched over by Frederick, Lon'qu, and even Maribelle gets in on the protecting.
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Battle Couple: She can be paired with any first generation character, except Chrom and Basilio as well as the male SpotPass characters.
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Never Found the Body: In her conversation with Laurent in Future Past 3, he reveals that her body was never found and he kept hoping that one day he'd find her. Seeing Present!Miriel will allow him to let go and move on.
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Show Some Leg: In their C Support, Miriel was able to use her being a woman to exploit Virion's chivalry, forcing him to assist her.
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Hidden Badass: Don't let her klutziness deceive you. Once she gets on her pegasus, this girl can pack quite a punch.
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Covert Pervert: She gets quite excited by the idea of Sully entering a cross-dressing pageant (with a rather epic rant about the female body included), and teases Frederick during their own S Support about his... rather strong devotion to Chrom.
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Escapism: The reason why reading is one of her hobbies is because she can pretend to be the protagonist of the novel instead of her usual clumsy self.
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Get a Hold of Yourself, Man!: Tries to do this to Chrom, with an Armor-Piercing Slap, but accidentally punches him instead.
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Hidden Depths: In her A rank support with Cordelia. she affirms that, in fact, she doesn't care whether her flower fortunes are correct or not. She just uses them to motivate herself to create the best possible future. Cordelia responds by saying that's "the most reasonable nonsense she's ever heard".
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Opposites Attract: She's kind, sweet and unassuming. Henry is creepy, snarky and weird. Of course, the game allows you to pair them if you want to.
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Battle Couple: She can be paired with any first generation character, except Basilio and the male SpotPass characters.
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Freudian Slip: In her S Rank with Chrom, she wonders if he'll ever find a place for her in his heart. While he's right there."...Wait. Did I Just Say That Out Loud?"
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Maribelle angrily retorts that it's because she loves him."Oh, my stars and garters. Did I really say that out loud?"
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Jerk with a Heart of Gold: She can be cold to be people, but she tends to warm up to people in decent time. Discussed amongst the Shepherds when first introducing her to the Avatar.
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Luminescent Blush: While every character has it at one point or another, special mention goes to her S Rank supports with Chrom and Henry, where after the above mentioned Freudian Slips, her entire face turns completely red.
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Sophisticated as Hell: Maribelle has the Avatar teach her slang to broaden her vocabulary. The result is Maribelle enthusiastically spouting phrases like "No skin off my arse!" and "I'll shut me north and south!"
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Battle Couple: She can be paired with any first generation character, except Chrom and Basilio as well as the male SpotPass characters.
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Friendly Rivalry: Instigates one with Donnel when Panne becomes determined to overcome his hunting traps.
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You Remind Me of X: Panne will have an easier time warming up to certain characters like Olivia, who she reminds Panne of her late younger sister.
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Battle Couple: She can be paired with any first generation character, except her first crush Chrom and Basilio as well as the male SpotPass characters.
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Battle Couple: She can be paired with any first generation character, except Chrom and Basilio as well as the male SpotPass characters.
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One of the Kids: She's at least a thousand years old and she likes to play with kids a lot, and she's very child-like in behavior. If she romances Henry, he says he's giving her kids to give her Manakete playmates.
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Her S support with Libra is a good example, when he manages to completely catch her off guard with his "confession".
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Battle Couple: She can be paired with any first generation character, except Chrom and Basilio as well as the male SpotPass characters.
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However she is clearly smitten by some men, in particular Donnel, of whom she doesn't mention the Avatar whatsoever in their supports (even S-rank) and she is actually the one who proposes to him.
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Warrior Therapist: In her supports, when she's not obsessing over hexes or the Avatar, she's willing to lend an unjudging ear to the problems of others.
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Odd Friendship: She has a platonic support with Tharja, and they get along pretty well, at least by Tharja's standards.
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Badass: She gained her vicious mount wyvern Minerva by defeating her and surviving her fire breath. She only got a burn scar on her shoulder from the encounter. While nine years old.
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Battle Couple: She can be paired with any first generation character, except Chrom and Basilio as well as the male SpotPass characters.
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Birds of a Feather: With Frederick. They're both completely loyal to their lords, Workaholics that do all the menial chores said lords can't be bothered with without a single complaint, they're both quite well-spoken and abide by strict knightly virtues.
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In Female Avatar's support with her, she says she wants to adopt the Avatar because she looks so lonely even in the midst of the army. But the proposal ends up sounding a lot like a love confession; hilarity ensues.