History Characters / FireEmblemEngageMainCharacters

** When they are temporarily revived as a Corrupted to successfully defend their allies and recover the Emblem Rings, they've exhausted their energy and dropped dead. Despite being happy knowing that their friends are safe, they lament how they could not live to see their mission complete. As they say this, you can hear them on the verge of crying. Fortunately, the Emblems were able to combine their power to perform the "Miracle", saving them from death's embrace and becoming an Emblem themselves.
* KingInTheMountain: While Alear was in their 1000 year slumber, the people of Elyos eagerly awaited for their awakening, knowing very well that they would awaken one day and save the world.

* LovedByAll: There is not a single sympathetic character who has a bad word to say about Alear. A lot of this is due to their reputation as the Divine Dragon, the most holy being in Elyos, but even after getting to know them properly everyone likes them.

* AntiAntiChrist: As the spawn of Sombron, Alear wasn't exactly very interested in causing destruction in Elyos and only did so under a death threat over the possiblity of being considered a defective failure. When Lumera adopted them and showed them some actual love for the first time in their life, they decided they didn't want to obey their father anymore and even defeated him in combat, which helped seal him 1000 years ago.

* AntiAntiChrist: As the son of Sombron, Alear wasn't exactly very interested in causing the destruction in Elyos. When Lumera adopted him and showed him some actual love for the first time in his life, he decided he didn't want to obey his father anymore and even defeated him in combat 1000 years ago.

* AdvertisedExtra: Timerra has her own spot on the game's box art, she appears during the pre-title screen intro cutscene, she appears again during the prologue introduction cutscene that shows Alear, Marth, and all the royals and their Emblems, she has a high-quality cutscene to introduce her properly when she first appears, and she has numerous pieces of official art, suggesting she'll be an important character in the story. In truth, she has the smallest role of the royal heirs, not appearing until roughly halfway into the story (Alfred, Diamant, and Ivy all appear before the first part of the story is over) and losing all major plot importance within two chapters of her introduction. From chapter 16 onward Timerra continues to appear, but her role in the story is relegated to giving sporadic and often singular bits of dialogue in cutscenes.

* {{Irony}}: Her Japanese name, Misutira, is an anagram for tiramisu. However, tiramasu is one of Timerra's disliked foods.

* DistantFinale: Veyle's ending, if she's paired with Alear, notes that an orphan with dragon blood unites Elyos millennia [[ForWantOfANail after Veyle founds an orphanage]].

* InformedSpecies: Downplayed; Both Alear and Veyle are dragons, but their human forms lack the traits that make them easily identifiable as one, most notably the pointed ears that manaketes are known to have, therefore coming off as just ordinary humans otherwise. Their dragon forms were never seen, and likely never will be as they both lost/discarded their dragonstones at some point. However, this doesn't mean they lack draconic powers. Both Alear and Veyle have weapons and abilities that only they can use due to their status as Divine and Fell Dragons respectively. Both have been shown capable of firing laser beams from their hands; mimicking a dragon's BreathWeapon. Likewise Alear's status as a Divine/Fell Dragon hybrid grants them the ability to summon Emblems, while Veyle's Fell Dragon blood allows her to create the Corrupted. Furthermore, both Alear and Veyle still retain their lengthy lifespans.

* NonStandardCharacterDesign: The main aspect of Alear’s design is the contrasting red and blue hair, making them stand out from other characters of this game as well as other characters from from the ''Franchise/FireEmblem'' franchise as a whole.

* RecurringElement: Ivy is a wyvern rider who is first encountered as an enemy, but defects and allies herself with the heroes. Not unlike [[VideoGame/FireEmblemShadowDragonAndTheBladeOfLight Minerva]], [[VideoGame/FireEmblemGenealogyOfTheHolyWar Altena]], [[VideoGame/FireEmblemTheBindingBlade Melady]], [[VideoGame/FireEmblemTheBindingBlade Zeiss]], [[VideoGame/FireEmblemTheBlazingBlade Heath]], [[VideoGame/FireEmblemTheBlazingBlade Vaida]], [[VideoGame/FireEmblemTheSacredStones Cormag]], [[VideoGame/FireEmblemPathOfRadiance Jill]], [[VideoGame/FireEmblemPathOfRadiance Haar]], [[VideoGame/FireEmblemFates Beruka]], and [[VideoGame/FireEmblemFates Camilla]][[note]]In Revelations[[/note]].