Baldr

A god of Ásgarðr, the celestial realm, with a conceited nature. Responsible for accompanying accused criminals to the place of judgement. Appears in Fire Emblem Heroes. Name: Baldr Gender: Female Race: Deity (Aesir) Occupation: Celestial Sun God Relatives: Alfaðör (father), Höðr (younger sister), Váli (younger sister) Weapon: Sun Sword </Personal Information> Baldr is a tall curvy woman with light skin, a big bust, and long white hair with orange strands. Her left eye is orange while her right is yellow. Her attire consists of a white short dress with long sleeved and the chest part is black and shows off her cleavage. She also wears black leggings with diamond-shaped holes on the sides, white boots, white gloves, white shoulder plate on her right shoulder, a white cape with a symbol of her halo. Above her head is an orange halo with spikes around it. Haughty and proud, Baldr exudes confidence in her own abilities and sees herself as nothing short of perfect. She is not troubled by the movement of the Order of Heroes in the early stages of Book IX and even though they sought out the Misteltán, an object that could remove her divine protection, Baldr was hardly stressed by the news.

After she and Höðr are successfully tricked by Loki and the Order of Heroes, upon losing her protection, Baldr becomes fearful for the first time in her life, screaming about the first pain she has ever suffered. Known as the Celestial Sun God, Baldr's job is to bring those who have committed crimes to justice. She is protected by a special blessing that makes her immune to injury and even pain. This blessing is signified by the halo over her head. Baldr uses the Sun Sword as her weapon.