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'''Voiced by:''' Yuka Keicho (Japanese), Amber Hood (English)

* BellyDancer: Befitting her job as a Songstress, her outfit strongly resembles one, as Songstresses and Dancers in ''Fire Emblem'' are known to.

* TheArcher: Uses bows as her offensive option.

* TheArcher: Par for the course as an Adventurer.
* CombatMedic: Has access to rods/staves.

* JustLikeRobinHood: [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]], while he is known for stealing only from the rich, he keeps what he takes for himself and is quick to betray anyone who disobeys his orders.

* TheArcher: As an Apothecary he wields bows.

* WakeUpCallBoss: Were the players getting used to the weapon triangle the entire game up to this point? Beware in ''Birthright'', because he has a weapon that screws axes and bows over with more potency. [[note]](Dual Shuriken inverts the advantages/disadvantages of the respective weapon.)[[/note]] Try to rely on [[GameBreaker Xander]] to take him out? He has a Flame Shuriken to strike at his low Resistance stat too. Even moreso in ''Revelation'' where he's equipped with a Steel Katana as well as a Steel Shuriken and has a few Master Ninja accompanying normal ones.

* WakeUpCallBoss: Were the players getting used to the weapon triangle the entire game up to this point? Beware in ''Birthright'', because he has a weapon that screws axes and bows over with more potency. [[note]](Dual Shuriken inverts the advantages/disadvantages of the respective weapon.)[[/note]] Even moreso in ''Revelation'' where he's equipped with a Steel Katana as well as a Steel Shuriken and has a few Master Ninja]] accompanying normal ones.

* WakeUpCallBoss: Were the players getting used to the weapon triangle the entire game up to this point? Beware in ''Birthright'', because he has a weapon that screws axes and bows over with more potency. [[note]](Dual Shuriken inverts the advantages/disadvantages of the respective weapon.)[[/note]] Even moreso in ''Revelation'' where he's equipped with a Steel Katana as well as a Steel Shuriken and has a few [[DemonicSpiders Master Ninja]] accompanying [[GoddamnedBats normal ones]].

* MakeitLookLikeAnAccident: In chapter 3, Hans provokes a fight with Omozu's forces and

** He tries to [[LeeroyJenkins run up to a heavily defended fort]] in Chapter 3 and gets himself beaten up. [[spoiler:This is later justified, as it's revealed Hans did this and thre w the battle to get Corrin killed [[UriahGambit for Garon]].]]

* ArtificialStupidity: A ''spectacular'' example as an ally in Chapter 3. He charges a Samurai and an Archer who beat him in TacticalRockPaperScissors, are [[BackToBackBadasses paired up for increased defensive ability]], are [[GeoEffects entrenched in an easily defendable fortress that constantly heals them]], and are surrounded by three more archers who can all attack him without fear of retaliation. He has about a 15% chance to even ''hit'' his targets. [[Film/DieHard Happy trails, Hans!]][[note]]Interestingly enough, it's possible to avoid this if you activate the Dragon Veins quickly enough. If you raise the top bridge before the two Samurai at the start are killed (which is relatively easy if you ignore them, as Hans has terrible accuracy), he will charge across that instead. While this makes the chapter much easier, it can also rob you of some valuable early game experience, especially if Hans gets the killing blow on the boss.[[/note]] [[spoiler:Of course, it later turns out his ''real'' objective was to spark off Garon's war, then assassinate Corrin and their entourage, something he very nearly succeeds at.]]

* DumbMuscle: Is incredibly strong, but is also incredibly dumb as well, quite evident in Chapter 3 where he runs up to a heavily defended fortress. [[spoiler:Though this was a part of his plan.]]

* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: [[spoiler:If he gets killed in Chapter 3 (which is almost certainly inevitable), he'll comment that he's done enough for now, and withdraws.]]
* SuicidalOverconfidence: In Chapter 3, he charges an enemy encampment and gets thrashed for his troubles.

** So very much, he tries to [[LeeroyJenkins run up to a heavily defended fort]] in Chapter 3 and gets himself beaten up. [[spoiler:This is later justified, as it's revealed Hans did this to get Corrin killed [[UriahGambit for Garon]].]]

* AintTooProudToBeg: He pathetically begs for his life after he's defeated, in spite of all the bad things he did. In all paths, the heroes have none of it.

* OneSteveLimit: His Japanese name is previously used by a boss in ''VideoGame/FireEmblemGenealogyOfTheHolyWar''.

* BonusBoss: Lloyd and Llewelyn only appear after a certain number of turns on a certain map. As such, it is easy to miss them!

* PromotedToPlayable: For the first time, the bandit brothers are potentially playable should they be captured.

* BonusBoss: Has to be defeated before he can be recruited.

* BonusBoss: Has to be defeated before he can be recruited.

* BonusBoss: Has to be defeated before she can be recruited.

* BonusBoss: Has to be defeated before he can be recruited.

One of the potential Amiibo DLC characters. Marth travels from the world of ''[[VideoGame/FireEmblemShadowDragonAndTheBladeOfLight Archanea]]'', having fought the other ''Fire Emblem'' amiibo characters and challengers from across the gaming world in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros''.

One of the potential amiibo DLC characters. Ike travels from the world of ''[[VideoGame/FireEmblemPathOfRadiance Tellius]]'', having fought the other ''Fire Emblem'' amiibo characters and challengers from across the gaming world in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros''.

One of the potential amiibo DLC characters. Lucina travels from the world of ''[[VideoGame/FireEmblemAwakening Ylisse]]'', having fought the other ''Fire Emblem'' amiibo characters and challengers from across the gaming world in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros''. While she was a MovesetClone of Marth in that game, her skillset in ''Fates'' [[DivergentCharacterEvolution is a bit closer to]] her actual skillset as a Great Lord in ''Awakening''.

* RatedMForManly: This is one of the most powerful ''Fire Emblem'' heroes we're talking about, and he uses his very muscular ''Radiant Dawn'' design here.

[[folder:Non-Capturable Bosses]]
!!Iago (Macbeth)
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[[caption-width-right:350:[[labelnote:Click here to see Iago in ''Fire Emblem Heroes'']]https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/feh_iago.png[[/labelnote]]]]
[[caption-width-right:350:''[[TheStrategist Nohr's Tactician]]'']]

Nohr's tactician who excels at witchcraft. Loves tactics that involve foul-play and adores manipulating from the shadows. Follows Garon's orders without fail, no matter how ruthless, and takes pleasure in the misery he causes others.

->'''Class:''' Sorcerer
->'''Voiced by:''' Akinori Egoshi (Japanese), Creator/JohnRubinstein (English, ''Fates''), Creator/KirkThornton (English, ''Warriors'', ''Heroes'')

!!Hans (Ganz)

!!Omozu (Mose)

A shinobi of Hoshido. He serves as Saizo and Kaze’s replacement protecting the border.
->'''Class:''' Ninja
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!!Zola (Zoura)

A mage of Nohr. Disguises as Izana in order to fool the protagonist.

!!Kotaro

!!Kilma (Clear)

[[folder:Capturable Bosses]]

!!Tropes applying to the bosses as a whole:

* ReformedCriminal: Out of the thirteen bosses available only two of them are proper members of their respective armies (Daniela for Nohr and Kumagera for Hoshido), the rest of them are bandits of any kind.

!!Daniela

* CreepyGood: If captured, she still retains her sociopathic look.

!!Haitaka

!!Kumagera

!!Lloyd & Llewelyn (William & Hormone)

!!Nichol (Nacht)

* CreepyGood: If he joins you, he remains a rather sinister-looking man.

* HeelRealization: If you bump him off, he realizes he should have believed in hope instead of cruelty just before he dies/falls before being captured.

!!Candace (Draj)

!!Tarba (Banba)

!!Funke (Funk)

!!Daichi

!!Gazak

!!Senno (Senou)

!!Zhara (Vashala)

[[folder:''Revelation'' Antagonists]]

!!Anthony (Rontao)
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A young human who claims to have been a page to the former King of Valla, and guides the party through the Kingdom.

->'''Class:''' Villager/Faceless\\
'''Voiced by:''' Yayoi Sugaya (Japanese), Kris Zimmerman (English)
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* ForcedTransformation: Is turned into a Faceless by Anankos as punishment for failing him.
* ForeheadOfDoom: He's got a HUGE one, another clue that he's evil.
* KubrickStare: His portrait is posed like this, your first clue that he isn't trustworthy.
* TheMole: Tried to sabotage for the group during his time with them.
* ObviouslyEvil: No one trusted him while in his child form and trying to "help" them. Corrin ''seemed'' to believe him and be led into a trap by him, but they were savvy enough to leave a letter explaining the deal.
* SmugSnake: Makes a sinister remark about how Takumi, who was just saved by Leo, could have died a painful death by falling, with Xander catching onto Anthony being up to no good.
* SlasherSmile: Once he reveals his true intentions, he starts smiling rather sadistically.
* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: TheMole who happens to be ObviouslyEvil, who certain parties don't trust, whom is then punished by the BigBad for failure? Seems to be a repeat of Zola in Birthright and his own mole status.
* VillainousBreakdown: Anankos punishes him and he begs to be given a few more moments, believing he can still achieve his goal.

!! Anankos (Hydra)

[[folder:Amiibo [=DLC=] Characters]]
!!Marth
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[[caption-width-right:256:Hero-King Marth]]
->''"Don't hold back! I have come all this way to learn what makes a hero!"''

One of the potential Amiibo DLC characters. Marth travels from the world of ''[[VideoGame/FireEmblemShadowDragonAndTheBladeOfLight Archanea]]'', having fought the other ''Fire Emblem'' amiibo characters and challengers from across the gaming world in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros''.

->'''Class:''' Lodestar\\
'''Voiced by:''' Creator/HikaruMidorikawa (Japanese), Creator/YuriLowenthal (English)

!!Ike

!!Lucina

!!Robin

[[folder:Other [=NPCs=]]]
!!Cassita
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A kindly ApronMatron who shows up in the ''Birthright'' path, living in Nohr's capital Windmire. She turns out to be a former retainer for the Nohrian court and gives some important info to the group.

->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/KazusaMurai (Japanese), Kris Zimmerman (English)
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* ApronMatron: A portly lady with a motherly disposition.
* ExpositionFairy: She tells Corrin and their group about [[spoiler:Xander's mother Katerina and ''specially'' Azura's mother Arete.]]
* ParentalSubstitute: For the Nohrian royalty, especially Elise. So much that, [[spoiler:when Elise escapes from Castle Krackenburg after Corrin's defection to Nohr, Cassita let her live in her house.]]

!!Layla (Lala)
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Layla is a famous songstress in Nohr who is the leading performer at the Opera House in the port city of Cyrkensia. Her performances are so famous, King Garon is known to frequent the Opera House to watch her...

->'''Voiced by:''' Yuka Igarashi (Japanese), Sarah Blandy (English)
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* BecauseYouWereNiceToMe: She helped [[spoiler:Kaden]] in the recent past, and he joins the group to repay said debt.
* BellyDancer: Befitting her job as a Songstress, her outfit strongly resembles one, as Songstresses and Dancers in ''Fire Emblem'' are known to.
* RoseHairedSweetie: A rather sweet young lady who loves her mom and has pink-lilac hair.
* SickEpisode: Not her, but her beloved mother. She's old and sickly and Layla really wants to check on her, but Garon is coming to see her perform so she's stuck... [[spoiler:Azura and Corrin make Zola use his magic to cast an illusion that lets Azura pass as Layla and try killing Garon. [[OutGambitted Too bad Garon had predicted this...]]]]
* SmallRoleBigImpact: In ''Birthright'', her predicament allows allows [[spoiler:Azura to "dance" for Garon and try using her powers on him, triggering Chapter 12 and the battle there]]. As a bonus, [[spoiler:Kaden]] joins the cast because of her.
[[/folder]]

[[folder: Backstory Characters '''(SPOILERS FOR REVELATION AND HEIRS OF FATE)''']]

!!Previous Vallite King

The unnamed former king of Valla, and Azura's father.
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* CainAndAbel: The friend version, to Anankos.
* TheGoodKing: Said to have been a just and kind sovereign until Anankos murdered him [[KlingonPromotion to take his throne]]. Even then, [[AllLovingHero he]] tried to help comfort Anankos before he was killed.
* NoNameGiven: As seen around, his actual name has never been said. This has led to quite a bit of confusion among fans, who mistakenly equated him to the below mentioned King Cadros.
* OnlyFriend: Valla's Dragon God, Anankos.
* PosthumousCharacter: He died before Corrin was ever born.
* SmallRoleBigImpact: He's unmentioned until ''Revelation'', we never see him and he's not given a name. But without his death, Corrin would have never been born.
* TragicBromance: With Anankos.
* WalkingSpoiler: His murder at the hands of Anankos kicks off ''almost everything in motion in the story''.

!!King Cadros (Ryuurei)

The first king of Valla, mentioned in the ''Heirs of Fate'' DLC. Azura and Shigure are among his descendants and inherited his knowledge about the lands and his songs.
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* DangerousForbiddenTechnique: He could sing the 4th verse of ''Lost in Thoughts All Alone'', but deemed it so dangerous as to be unusable. This is the song whose regular verses ''[[CastFromLifespan kill its singers]]''.
* IdenticalGrandson: His descendant Shigure is said to be a dead-ringer for him.
* MagicMusic: He can sing just like his descendants, and his powers are greater than theirs.
* PosthumousCharacter: Well, he was the founder of Valla, so he's naturally not still alive.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Sumeragi]]
!!Sumeragi
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The deceased king of Hoshido, killed by Garon in order to take Corrin hostage.

->'''Class:''' Swordmaster\\
'''Voiced by''': Taketora (Japanese), David Stanbra (English)

* ArchnemesisDad: [[spoiler:To Ryoma in the Revelation route, after he CameBackWrong and ''killed Mikoto'' (Ryoma's stepmother and his second wife) ''right in front of him'']].
* BackFromTheDead: [[spoiler:Was resurrected by Anankos after being killed by Garon.]]
* BadassArmfold: His portraits have him doing this. Ryoma – his son – seemed to have inherited this particular trait.
* BloodKnight: [[spoiler:While Sumeragi had ''always'' been fight-happy according to Fuga, when he was revived as a servant of Anankos, this side of him was amped up. He doesn't recover until he's defeated.]]
* BrainwashedAndCrazy: [[spoiler:After his spirit was resurrected by Anankos.]]
* CameBackWrong: [[spoiler:And subsequently became the dragon's minion.]]
* ConvenientReplacementCharacter: [[spoiler: Sumeragi first appears in chapter 5, two chapters after Hans was PutOnABus so he could replace him for the hoshidan part of the exposition arc until Hans returns later, once the prologue is over. Three chapters after Hans is KilledOffForReal in the Revelation route, Sumeragi returns and fills his role as the tertiary antagonist and the villains' BloodKnight for the rest of the route]].
* DeathOfAThousandCuts: Has the Astra skill on higher difficulties.
* DyingAsYourself: [[spoiler:Upon being defeated in ''Revelation''.]]
* {{Foil}}: To Garon, natch. Dressed primarily in white with black hair (with slight white in it), both have oppositely colored beards, and [[spoiler:they are both killed early in the story. While Sumeragi comes back from the dead, Garon does not (his corpse is instead used as Anankos' familiar). However, while Sumeragi's early death is well-known, Garon's is not. Garon acts as the direct enforcer of Anankos' will throughout the game, while Sumeragi serves as an assassin meant to deal with them from the shadows.]]
** [[spoiler: He's also this to Hans. They are both BloodKnight(s) who have a rivalry with Corrin and one of their eldest brother. They are also tertiary villains who used Corrin to kill one of their parental figure right under their eyes. Then they return in attempt to kill one the heroes (but someone is TakingTheBullet) in ''Birthright''. However Sumeragi has an honor code and doesn't kill Zola when he saves Takumi. Corrin also looks up to him and feels bad about facing him. Hans, on the other hand, has no honor, kills Lilith and Corrin loathes him while enjoying killing him a lot. Also Hans is an ex axe-weilding outlaw, while Sumeragi is an ex king and a MasterSwordsman. Also Hans is ObviouslyEvil, a Nohrian and his rivalry is with Xander, his former ennemy while Sumeragi is the ArchnemesisDad of Ryoma, an Hoshidan and used to be on Ryoma's side. Finally, Hans is an AxCrazy HateSink who wears black while Sumeragi is a BrainwashedAndCrazy FallenHero who wears white]].
* FormerTeenRebel: Sumeragi was... quite rougher around the edges while younger. According to his best friend Fuga, he was kind of a prankster as a child and a huge brawler as a teenager/young adult (and a bit of a manwhore, in the JPN original), only growing into a ReasonableAuthorityFigure around the time he married his first wife Ikona.
* TheGoodKing: Accounts of his life paint him as this. [[spoiler:Subverted horrifically when he returns as Anankos' puppet, where he's reduced to a brainwashed BloodKnight. He does return to his much kinder self when he's dying again, though.]]
* GoodParents: He truly cares for his children. [[spoiler:When he's defeated in ''Revelation'' and [[DyingAsYourself comes back to normal]], he compliments their strength and says that he believes they can beat Anankos.]] He also performed a HeroicSacrifice to prevent the young Corrin's death.
* HappilyAdopted: [[spoiler:He took in his second wife's, Mikoto's, child – Corrin – as his own. After learning the truth, Corrin says that Sumeragi really was their father]]
* InTheHood: Is the hooded figure that appears in the story [[spoiler:and killed Mikoto while aiming for Corrin]].
* KnowWhenToFoldEm: [[spoiler:Retreats after getting defeated by Owain, Inigo, and Severa in the first part of ''Hidden Truths''.]]
* LoveAtFirstSight: [[spoiler:In ''Revelation'', he says this was how he fell in love with Mikoto.]]
* LikeFatherLikeSon:
** Sumeragi's [[spoiler:adopted]] child, Corrin, is said to have a very similar personalty to him.
*** [[spoiler:In ''Revelation'', he explains to Corrin that he [[LoveAtFirstSight fell in love with Mikoto when he found her by the lake.]]]] Azura and Corrin first met this way and, if Corrin is male, can repeat Sumeragi and Mikoto's romance. [[spoiler:With more success in ''Revelation.'' ]]
** He's also pretty similar to his oldest son, Ryoma. Both are [[TheGoodKing dedicated to their people]], highly skilled with katanas, and either have or had a HotBlooded streak.
* MeaningfulName: The Kanji for Sumeragi, 皇, can translate as "emperor". Also, if the character of Sumeragi is broken up, it can be read as 白王, which translates as "White King". Now, what color is Hoshido associated with?
* PosthumousCharacter: [[spoiler:Subverted; he's very much alive, [[FateWorseThanDeath though he'd probably be better off dead]].]]
* PreMortemOneLiner:
-->"''This is the end!''"
* RemarriedToTheMistress: [[spoiler:According to Hinoka's supports with Corrin, Mikoto showed up one day with "a newborn baby" -- Corrin -- and married Sumeragi. Problem is, Takumi and Sakura are younger than Corrin -- they couldn't have been born yet, meaning their ''real'' mother, Queen Ikona, was still alive at the time.]] [[TruthInTelevision It's very easily explained]] by how [[spoiler:up until the Meiji era, [[http://hubpages.com/education/Women-in-the-Heian-Court a nobleman could have an official wife AND concubines at the same time]] if he could afford it, and being a concubine for TheEmperor, the ''shogun'', or a powerful enough noble was considered a huge honor for noblewomen; they'd often use it as a chance to forge their own reputations and careers, and could be potential mothers to their lovers's heirs and other offspring [[note]](i.e, Emperor Mutsuhito/Meiji was the son of Emperor Koumei's concubine Lady Yoshiko ''and'' fathered Yoshihito/Taishou with ''his'' lover Lady Naruko)[[/note]]. If such things apply to Hoshido as well, then Mikoto probably was Sumeragi's concubine and maybe one of his advisors first, officially married him after Ikona's death, and became Queen Dowager when he perished.]]
* ShounenHair: A long, wild mane, just like his eldest son.
* StarCrossedLovers: With Mikoto, to the point that [[spoiler:''he'' killed her when BrainwashedAndCrazy]].
* StrongFamilyResemblance: As if there was any doubt who Ryoma got his looks and fighting style from.
* TragicKeepsake: Ryoma appears to have inherited the Raijinto Katana from Sumeragi.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Lilith]]
!!Lilith
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[[caption-width-right:275:[[labelnote:Click here to see her dragon form]]https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/lilith_portrait.png[[/labelnote]]]]
[[caption-width-right:275:[[labelnote:Click here to see Lilith in ''Fire Emblem Heroes'']]https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/feh_lilith.png[[/labelnote]]]]
[[caption-width-right:275:''[[OurDragonsAreDifferent Astral Daughter]]'']]

A servant of Corrin during their childhood growing up in Nohr. She is revealed to be a dragon and it is through Lilith that Corrin learns of the Astral Planes.

->'''Class:''' Astral Dragon\\
'''Voiced (in human form) by:''' Creator/KazusaMurai (Japanese), Creator/DanielleJudovits (English)
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[[folder:Anna]]
!!Anna
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[[caption-width-right:300:[[IntrepidMerchant Secret Seller]]]]

Anna returns as a DLC character, and joins the party upon being saved from bandits after clearing her DLC map.

->'''Class''': Outlaw\\
'''Voiced by''': Saori Seto (Japanese), Creator/KarenStrassman (English)

* TheArcher: This Anna, being of the Outlaw class, uses a bow as her main weapon. One of her secondary classes is the Apothecary line (including the Merchant class promotion, fittingly enough), which also uses bows.
* BadassAdorable: Just like ''Awakening''[='s=] Anna, she's a cute young woman whose MoneyFetish makes her even more quirky and endearing. Her design is a bit cuter than her ''Awakening'' counterparts, with larger eyes and a slightly more practical outfit.
* BadassInDistress: At the start of her DLC chapter, she's cornered by Lloyd, Llewelyn, [[InexplicablyIdenticalIndividuals and a crowd of their identical brothers]], and Corrin and their crew have to save her.
* BattleCouple: She can be this with Male Corrin if they S-Support.
* BornLucky: Similar to how she was in ''Awakening'', her best stat is her Luck, with a whopping 70% growth rate. Her personal weapon even gives a luck bonus.
* BowAndSwordInAccord: If one decides to promote her to a Bow Knight, she'll gain Swords to go along with her Bows.
* CombatMedic: Anna can become one if she promotes to an Adventurer, which lets her use Staves in addition to Bows.
* DownloadableContent: She's part of ''Fates''' second season of DLC.
* ExtraDigits: Bizarrely, this incarnation of her has six fingers on her right hand.
* FourthWallObserver: In her "A Gift from Anna" DLC, she directly addresses the player and even advertises purchasing more DLC content.
* HorseArcher: Can promote into Bow Knight, allowing her to use her bows on horseback.
* HypocriticalHumor: When confronted by Lloyd and Llewelyn's bevy of identical brothers, she notes how unsettling it is that they all look alike, [[HypocrisyNod then admits that she has no room to talk]].
* LoveConfession:
--> ''Being with you makes me feel like nice things will keep happening. Is it OK that I still love money a little more than you?''
* MemeticHandGesture: Resting her index finger on her face, like all of her sisters.
* MoneyFetish: Just like the Awakening incarnation, Anna ''obsesses'' over money. It even ties into her Personal Skill, [[{{Pun}} "Make a Killing"]], which gives her a chance of getting some gold from enemies she defeats based on her Luck stat (which is rather high, letting it activate often).
* MythologyGag: Her DLC recruitment chapter takes place on the same map as her recruitment chapter in ''Awakening'', with the same music to boot.
* OptionalPartyMember: Just like in ''Awakening'', except one has to buy and download her level in order to unlock her.
* PowerCreepPowerSeep: While she was rather strong in her ''Awakening'' incarnation, in ''Fates'' she initially doesn't have a lot of ways to defend herself at close range due to using bows. Additionally, she is more susceptible to physical pain due to her mediocre Defense growth and the inherently low Defense stat of her Outlaw class.
* PreMortemOneLiner:
-->"''Right to refuse service!''"\\
"''Business is booming!''"\\
"''Chaaa-ching!''"\\
"''Slashing more than prices!''"
* PungeonMaster: She makes a lot of money puns, often peppering her comments with salesman vocabulary.
* SeriesMascot: Anna serves as the mascot of the ''Fire Emblem'' franchise as a whole, this time having full rein over the Dragon's Gate and all DLC content.
* SquishyWizard: Her defensive stats aren't that good, but she has a surprisingly great Magic stat. Shining Bows are great weapons for her because of this, since they let her deal magical damage without the need to change to a class that can't use bows.
* SupremeChef: Her cooking in the mess hall shares the same top-tier modifier (Exquisite) as Jakob, Peri and Percy's.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Non-Capturable Bosses]]
!!Iago (Macbeth)
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[[caption-width-right:350:''[[TheStrategist Nohr's Tactician]]'']]

Nohr's tactician who excels at witchcraft. Loves tactics that involve foul-play and adores manipulating from the shadows. Follows Garon's orders without fail, no matter how ruthless, and takes pleasure in the misery he causes others.

->'''Class:''' Sorcerer
->'''Voiced by:''' Akinori Egoshi (Japanese), Creator/JohnRubinstein (English, ''Fates''), Creator/KirkThornton (English, ''Warriors'', ''Heroes'')
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!!Gazzak

!!Arete (Shenmei)
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[[caption-width-right:300:''[[TheLostLenore Requiem's Beauty]]'']]
-->''Leave this land at once!''

The mother of Azura, second wife of King Garon, Queen of Nohr, and a servant of Valla.

->'''Class:''' Strategist\\
'''Voiced by:''' Yuka Keicho (Japanese), Kris Zimmerman (English, ''Fates''), Sara Cravens (English, ''Heroes'')

* BackFromTheDead: [[spoiler:Died in the past and was resurrected to serve Anankos.]]
* BrainwashedAndCrazy: [[spoiler:Her spirit was resurrected by Anankos with none of her memories and with upmost loyalty towards him]].
* BrokenBird: Implied in ''Heroes'', where she states she wouldn't speak of her past even if she could as there are too many painful memories she prefers to keep buried.
* CombatMedic: Carries healing staves in every battle, allowing her to heal her mooks.
* ConvenientReplacementCharacter: [[spoiler:In the Revelation route, she takes Iago's place as the secondary antagonist and TheStrategist of the villains one chapter after he gets KilledOffForReal]].
* CustomUniform: Compared to the generic Strategist uniform, hers is more ornate, tight-fitting and features darker colors-making her look more like a Dark Mage or a Sorcerer instead.
* DarkIsEvil: [[spoiler:Subverted]]. Fitting for a previous queen of Nohr, she dresses in an all-black outfit and [[spoiler:her "evil" actions are because she was resurrected as a puppet; ''Arete herself'' is not and never was evil.]]
* DyingAsYourself: [[spoiler:When defeated for the final time, she dies in her daughter Azura's arms, happy that she finally remembered who she was.]]
* EquipmentSpoiler: Her head feather can be purchased from the Accessory Shop and is said to belong to a queen, despite the fact that the only queen who physically appears in the other paths is Mikoto.
* EvilMatriarch: In ''Revelation'', her daughter firmly opposes Arete and her master's plans. [[spoiler:Being evil is not by Arete's own choice; she's been mindwiped and cannot remember her past. Azura herself tells the group that in her living years, [[GoodParents she was a kind and gentle mother]] who taught her all she knew about Valla. She was also a kind loving wife and Queen, and her death is one of the biggest reasons Garon became so bitter.]]
* {{Foil}}: To [[spoiler:her younger sister Mikoto]]. [[spoiler:Both came from Valla, and both had a child with Valla's rulers before they married the rulers of Nohr and Hoshido. Both also sacrificed themselves to protect something they loved.]] The difference is that [[spoiler:Mikoto married Sumeragi of Hoshido and Arete married King Garon of Nohr. Mikoto also dies much later on than Arete, in contrast to Sumeragi dying earlier than King Garon (or so it seemed).]]
* GameplayAndStorySegregation: As a member of the Vallite royal family, she can sing "Lost in Thoughts All Alone" just like Azura. In ''Heroes'' she even sings it in one of her Castle quotes and offers to sing it for the Summoner in another. However, both her ''Fates'' and ''Heroes'' versions are locked out of using the Sing ability.[[note]]in ''Fates'' it is locked to another class and in ''Heroes'' it isn't part of her base kit and cannot be inherited[[/note]]
* GetBackHereBoss: Teleports away whenever allied units get close enough to her.
* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler:She sacrificed her life to save both her daughter and Nohr, sometime in the past, by speaking about Valla, knowing full well that it would kill her.]]
* HiddenDepths: JustifiedTrope in ''Heroes'', given it's all but stated the Arete seen there [[AlternateSelf comes from a timeline where her death has yet to take place]], meaning her character is more in line with Azura's recollections rather than the woman [[spoiler:[[CameBackWrong revived as a mindless servant]]]] encountered in ''Revelation'' and other DLC.
** She's a firm believer that [[TheSocialDarwinist strength is necessary for]] [[DownplayedTrope survival]].
** While [[GoodIsNotSoft cold-blooded towards enemies]], Arete is fairly polite and supportive of the Summoner/Kiran upon joining them.
** Arete believes her daughter is stronger than her in some ways, and [[spoiler:is worried it could prevent her from living a normal life due to unwarranted attention]].
* LadyOfBlackMagic: The elegant Queen of Nohr who can use magical tomes, on par with being a Strategist.
* LaserGuidedAmnesia:
** Unlike the others [[spoiler:Anankos resurrected]] in ''Fates'', she [[spoiler:was revived]] without any of her memories.
** Comments from Arete in ''Heroes'' heavily implies [[spoiler:Anankos had already been attempting to wipe out her memories]] prior to her death.
* LikeMotherLikeDaughter: Azura in one of her supports comments Arete was a skilled dancer and singer just like her. In ''Heroes'', one of her Castle lines begins with her singing the iconic "Lost in Thoughts All Alone" before noticing the Summoner.
* TheLostLenore: According to Leo, Arete's death was the absolute last straw for Garon, who became extremely bitter.
* MeaningfulName: Two for the price of one.
** "Arete" can either mean "excellence" or "mortal virtue" in Greek. It was seen as the notion of living up to one’s full potential.
** Arete is the name of the very beloved [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arete_%28mythology%29 Queen of Scimira]] mentioned in ''Literature/TheOdyssey'', who was ''also'' a descendant of [[MakingASplash Poseidon]], in keeping with the theme-based naming of her daughter and grandson.
* PosthumousCharacter: Everything we know about Arete and how important she was to Azura and Garon is told from the perspective of other characters who knew her while she was alive.
* PlayingWithFire: Comes with the Ragnarok tome in ''Revelation'' Chapter 23, ''Hidden Truths 2'', and ''Heirs of Fate: V''.
* PreMortemOneLiner:
** ''Fates:''
--->"''[[BackhandedApology I'm sorry!]]''"
** ''Heroes''
--->"''Forgive this.''
--->"''Mm-hmhmhm...''
--->"''Begone!''
--->"''Be a dear and die.''
* PromotedToPlayable: She makes her playable debut in ''Heroes''.
* RecurringBoss: Fought thrice in ''Revelation''.
* StrongFamilyResemblance: [[spoiler:Elise's nanny Cassita]] says in the ''Birthright'' path that Arete and her daughter [[spoiler:Azura]] were very similar.
* SuckSessor: She and her daughter endured especially harsh treatment from the citizens and concubines of Nohr because she replaced the beloved, late Queen Katerina.
-->'''Arete''' (''Heroes''): As King Garon's second wife, I am forever in the shadow of his first...
* YouShallNotPass: Guards the gate leading to the exit in the second part of ''Hidden Truths''.

!! Anankos (Hydra)
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[[caption-width-right:275:The Silent Dragon]]
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[[caption-width-right:210:His symbol]]
-->''I AM THE FORGOTTEN GOD! THE BETRAYED KING! THE BURIED DRAGON!''
The king of Valla and the true antagonist of ''Fates''. He is one of the First Dragons; specifically the Silent Dragon of Valla-once known as the Dragon of Wisdom. His backstory is fully revealed in the ''Hidden Truths'' DLC.

->'''Class:''' Silent Dragon\\
'''Voiced by:''' Creator/RokuroNaya (Dragon), Creator/NobunagaShimazaki (Human) (Japanese) / Creator/TravisWillingham (Dragon, ''Fates''), Imari Williams (Dragon, ''Heroes''), Creator/CamClarke (Human) (English)
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** SignatureSpell: The ''Fire Emblem'' spell Thoron, usually the strongest normal [[ShockAndAwe thunder]] spell, has all but become associated with Robin by now, what with it being his personal, unremovable weapon.

!!Queen Katerina (Ekaterina)

Xander's deceased mother, and the first Queen of Nohr during Garon's reign.

%%* MissingMom: To Xander.
* PosthumousCharacter: Logically, she's been dead for many years.
* UniversallyBelovedLeader: According to Cassita, Katerina was a gorgeous [[TheHighQueen High Queen]] and very well-loved by all Nohrians. This became bad news for her successor Arete and ''especially'' Arete's daughter Azura: many nobles didn't like to see a foreign woman taking what they saw as Katerina's place.

!!Queen Ikona

King Sumeragi's first wife, and the birth mother of Ryoma, Hinoka, Takumi, and Sakura.
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* MissingMom: To her children.
* PosthumousCharacter: As with many in this folder, she's been dead a long time.
* WalkingSpoiler: She's the Hoshidan royals' real mother, which gives away the fact that Corrin isn't really related to them.

!!Previous Vallite King

The unnamed former king of Valla, and Azura's father.
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* SuicidalOverconfidence: See also ArtificialStupidity and TooDumbToLive.

* BladeOnAStick: Is a proud Spear Fighter who tells of his fighting style.

* BladeOnAStick: She can use lances as a secondary weapon type.

* HundredPercentAdorationRating: According to Cassita, Katerina was a gorgeous [[TheHighQueen High Queen]] and very well-loved by all Nohrians. This became bad news for her successor Arete and ''especially'' Arete's daughter Azura: many nobles didn't like to see a foreign woman taking what they saw as Katerina's place.
* MissingMom: To Xander.

* FreudianExcuse: [[spoiler:As a dragon, he constantly struggled with a primal desire to rampage and destroy all things. One little slip-up, where he ravaged an entire forest, was all it took for the people of Valla to turn on and try to kill him out of fear. This led directly to his TragicMistake, where his anger and despair at being betrayed caused him to accidentally kill his only friend; this act finally broke him and he split himself in two -- his soul was cast out into human form, leaving his original body with nothing but madness and hatred.]]
* GoMadFromTheIsolation: [[spoiler:It's implied that isolating himself from others after burning the forest by accident and being attacked by fearful humans didn't help his mental health one bit, to the point that even though he longed for companionship, his mind was being twisted in his loneliness to desire the death of all humans. This plays a part in why he killed the King of Valla despite knowing he truly meant to help him.]]

* LiteralSplitPersonality: [[spoiler:After killing the one person in Valla who accepted him, Anankos discarded his own soul, which contained his original kind personality and took on human form. Soul Anankos wandered until he lived with Mikoto and had a child, eventually warning them of the danger and fleeing from his other half's troops. Lilith is also a piece of his madness that he has discarded and given human form.]]
* MadGod: [[spoiler:His inability to fully become [[OurGhostsAreDifferent a spirit]], along with the burgeoning strain of his draconic nature, are what started to drive him mad. A bunch of misunderstandings and almost everyone turning against him in Valla only drove him further into the mad god seen in the story.]]

'''Voiced by:''' Creator/RokuroNaya (Dragon), Creator/NobunagaShimazaki (Human) (Japanese) / Creator/TravisWillingham (Dragon), Creator/CamClarke (Human) (English)

* RagsToRoyalty: According to ''Fire Emblem Heroes'' this is his objective, he intents to become a king, and he is quite sure of his ability to do so.

* ALadyOnEachArm: In this [[http://vignette4.wikia.nocookie.net/fireemblem/images/3/31/Ganz_Artwork_Kozaki4.png/revision/latest?cb=20170217003809 Kozaki sketch]], he's all DressedToKill and with two cute women next to him.

->'''Voiced by:''' Hisanori Koyatsu (Japanese), Creator/TravisWillingham (English, Fates), Jarred Kjack (English, Heroes)