Freyja

Queen of Dökkálfheimr, realm of nightmares. Loves her older brother Freyr dearly, raging with bitter jealousy at his care for lesser mortal creatures. Appears in Fire Emblem Heroes. Name: Freyja Gender: Female Race: Deity (Vanir) Height: 186cm Relatives: Njörðr (Father), Nerþuz (Aunt), Freyr (Older Brother), Eitr (Younger Self) Occupation: Queen of Dökkálfheimr Weapon: Staff and Beast transformation </Personal Information> Freyja is a tall woman with fair skin, long silver-blue hair, red eyes and red spiral horns on her head. Her attire consists of a white dress with gray sleeves and a hoop around her body that is made from wood with blue flowers on them. The front of the hoop is a large fabric resembling a butterfly with blue and purple colors. She holds a wooden staff with blue flowers on them. Freyja is a cold woman who rules over the realm of nightmares. Contrary to her brother who loves humanity and is saddened that the two turned some humans into álfar, Freyja is indifferent to the matter as it saved their world and they are nothing more than tools for their own uses.

Despite their difference in opinion, Freyja loves her brother and desires to be with him. In her youth, she was more compassionate but also very meek and timid. She was often ridiculed for her appearance, only finding solace in Freyr, the only person to give her true compassion and love. This turned into both a deep sense of admiration for her brother. Even though the two had a falling out of opinions when they grew up, Freyja never stopped loving Freyr. When he defied her and asked the Order of Heroes to kill him to stop Freyja, she showed nothing less than righteous fury towards his killers as she openly grieved his death.

Despite her cold demeanor to her allies, Freyja truly cares for her álfr, as she used her life force to resurrect them and urges them to live happy lives. In turn, she is touched by their desire to revive her despite her dying wish and is grateful that they resurrected her. As a result, she is highly possessive of her beloved dökkálfr as she states that she would not allow them to obey the commands of anyone else and would defy any entity who tries to take them away from her. According to Freyr, Freyja was ridiculed for having a mark on the underside of her nose as a child. As a result, despite her beauty having blossomed and several sought to court her, Freyja rejected all others and focused her affections solely on her brother, as he was the only one kind to her.

At the end of Chapter 4, Freyja, with the help of Plumeria and Triandra, take advantage of Freyr giving away Gullinkambi, his only defense against her and the Dökkálfr, to the Order of Heroes, and kidnap him.

In Chapter 9, Freyja forces Brísingamen onto Freyr, allowing her to have access to both the power of Dreams and Nightmare, and as a result become omnipotent. When she relinquishes her brother's power of dreams, she created copies of herself to attack and harass the Order of Heroes, forcing them to retreat, but chooses not to kill them right away because she'd rather torture them to convince them she's omnipotent.

In Chapter 10, she encounters the Order of Heroes again and is about to kill them. However, Freyr tells the Order to kill him so they can weaken Freyja, which they reluctantly do. Freyr's death causes Freyja to lose the power over dreams, causing her to scream in rage and grief over her brother's death.

In Chapter 11, she relentlessly pursues the Order of Heroes, determined to make them suffer and know the pain she felt upon losing Freyr. Along the way, she tells them the story of how ordinary human children were turned into álfr to save the dream world, and then taunts Mirabilis and Sharena about their lost memories. Eventually, she sets Plumeria loose on the Order, and isn't too surprised at her defeat and subsequent death.

In Chapter 13 after Alfonse is revealed to be Kiran, Freyja tempts Kiran to stay dreaming telling the summoner that if they wake up, the real Alfonse will cease to exist. Regardless, Kiran decides that they have to wake up in spite of Freyja's words in order to end the nightmare. After Kiran and the Order of Heroes defeat Freyja one last time, the group manages to wake up fully and return to the real world. Impressed with Kiran's bravery, Freyja manages to resurrect Triandra and Plumeria at the cost of her life. Before passing, she urges her álfr to find true happiness and finally understands why Freyr cared for the humans so much.

Despite Freyja's sacrifice for her álfar, Triandra and Plumeria are granted a way to resurrect her. As a result of the potential chaos her revival would bring, the Ruler of Nihility, Ginnungagap brings the dream realms to the brink of ruin by utilizing the queens nightmares. This causes Peony and Mirabilis to journey with Plumeria and Triandra respectively.

Peony and Plumeria meet a young girl named Eitr, who serves Ginnungagap. She attacks them under Ginnungagap's orders, but is thwarted. Eitr informs them that Ginnungagap plans on ensuring that Freyja never resurrects.

It is revealed that Eitr is merely the personification of Freyja's younger self and due to this realization, Eitr transforms into Freyja.

Freyja defies Ginnungagap's orders and attacks her, repelling her due to having control of the Nightmare realm. In the aftermath of the battle, Freyja thanks the álfar for helping her fend off Ginnungagap and restoring her. Per Peony's request, Eitr is granted a separate form within the Nightmare realm as she has become an important person to the four during their travels. She expresses her gratitude to Plumeria and Triandra, knowing that the two had to cut a deal with higher powers to ensure her revival. When they tell her that they are willing to fulfill the end of their bargain, Freyja bluntly tells them that she will defy whatever power may come to collect on their bargain. Freyja is able to use magic with her staff. She is also able to transform into a beast that looks like a giant goat.