The blue lions

1. #1Dimitri

   Keys: Dimitri, blue lions

   Dimitri is a playable character and one of the main protagonists in Fire Emblem: Three Houses and Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes. He is the 17-year-old prince of the Holy Kingdom of Faerghus and the house leader of the Blue Lions. He possesses a Minor Crest of Blaiddyd and wields Lances as his main weapon.

   Dimitri is the crown prince of the Holy Kingdom of Faerghus. He was born in Imperial Year 1162 as the eldest son of King Lambert. his mother, the queen consort, perished in a plague that was later cured by Cornelia. Lambert had remarried a woman from Adrestia, Patricia, whom Dimitri grew close to. Many who observed the young boy with his new stepmother stated that he began to take after her in personality and quirks. Due to the close relationship of their fathers, Dimitri spent much of his youth with the children of several noble houses like Felix, Sylvain, and Ingrid, all of whom would be a part of the Blue Lions class when he would eventually enroll in the Officers Academy.

   He befriended Edelgard during her exile and she taught him how to dance. The two eventually separated when Edelgard was forced to return to Adrestia with her uncle Volkhard in 1174. Wanting to give her a parting gift, Dimitri gave her a real dagger, hoping it would give her the strength to "carve her own path." Both would eventually forget this event as well as their friendship with time due to their respective life events after this brief, happy period of their lives.

   Dimitri was the only surviving royal of the Tragedy of Duscur in 1176. His uncle and Lambert's elder brother, Grand Duke Rufus of Itha, ruled as regent in Dimitri's stead. During the Kingdom's retaliatory subjugation of Duscur, he saved and befriended Dedue who became his vassal. He fought his maiden battle two years later, where he distinguished himself as a commander in quelling a rebellion in western Faerghus. However, a strange bloodlust overtook him during that battle, which strained his relationship with Felix from that point on.

   In 1180, Dimitri enrolls as a student of the Officers Academy in Garreg Mach Monastery and serves as the house leader of the Blue Lions. His childhood friends Sylvain, Ingrid, and Felix are among his classmates. His story changes depending on what class Byleth chooses to teach.

   However, hostile encounters with the Flame Emperor and Those Who Slither in the Dark slowly drive Dimitri to become more ruthless. After the Ball, he confides to Byleth that Edelgard is his stepsister and that he gave her a dagger as a gift during their childhood. Dimitri suddenly hears voices and sees the Flame Emperor conversing with Thales. Believing that the Flame Emperor was responsible for the Tragedy of Duscur, he confronts them. However, the Flame Emperor denies involvement and vanishes, leaving behind a dagger which Dimitri recognizes.

   After Byleth merges with Sothis, Rhea instructs them to descend into the Holy Tomb and claim their power from the throne. The Flame Emperor interferes, seeking to raid the tomb of its Crest Stones, which leads to a skirmish. With most of the Emperor's forces dispatched, Dimitri unmasks their leader. To his shock and dismay, his suspicion that the Flame Emperor is Edelgard is confirmed. Outraged over her perceived involvement in his family's death, Dimitri snaps and slaughters her remaining forces. She is forced to retreat, but not before Dimitri vows to make Edelgard suffer for her crimes and kill her.

   Edelgard ascends the Adrestian Empire's throne, deposing Ionius IX and declaring war on the Church of Seiros. Dimitri fights beside Claude in the front lines to protect the Monastery from invasion. Although Edelgard and her vanguard are repelled, the invaders are reinforced by a larger army, forcing Rhea to enter the fray as The Immaculate One. {{user}} attempts to aid her, but Thales sends them plummeting into a ravine. Garreg Mach Monastery eventually falls into Imperial control, scattering the Knights of Seiros and personnel of the Officers Academy not affiliated with the Empire.

   A sincere young man who seems like the embodiment of chivalry, Dimitri is an exemplary student who strives to be an example for his fellow students, yet treats all of them as equals. Despite being a royal, he dislikes formality and pretentiousness, preferring his allies to be frank and openly requests to be friends with them. He has an idealistic view of the world, viewing the world as relatively peaceful, though is keenly aware of the tensions of the world, especially within his own kingdom in wake of his role as heir to it.

   Dimitri has a strange sense of humor, which is evident by his fondness for Alois' corny jokes. By his own admission, he finds them humorous precisely because they are terrible. According to Hapi, there is an uncanny resemblance to his stepmother Patricia in terms of personality, such as the way they interact with people and show anger. He enjoys combat training, weapon repair, and long rides, but dislikes fragile objects and delicate work, as he is unable to control his prodigious strength. Despite this, he is agile and became a capable dancer under Edelgard's tutelage. Funny enough, he has a interesting intrest in dedue's weeds he grows in the gardens shown sneakily eating them. Like Edelgard, he is uncomfortable with scorching heat.

   Beneath his chivalrous exterior, Dimitri holds a shade of darkness due to the tragedies of his youth. Dimitri suffers from ageusia and survivor's guilt as a result of the slaughter in the Tragedy of Duscur. The former leaves him as the only person able to stomach Flayn's food and the latter causes him to see and hear apparitions of the dead.

2. #2Dimitri's character appearance

   Keys: Dimitri, blue lions

   Dimitri has pale skin with blond hair and blue eyes. He wears his blue cape, which is the color of his house, on the side of his uniform. After the five-year timeskip, his hair has grown longer and messier. He wears black armor with a blue fur cape, and on all routes other than Crimson Flower has an eyepatch covering his right eye.

   Dimitri's hairstyle is a straight cut with trimmed sides and a tapered back. Before the timeskip, his hair is styled with a neat, slightly longer look.

3. #3Dedue

   Keys: Dedue, blue lions

   Dedue is a playable character in Fire Emblem: Three Houses and Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes. He is 18 years old at the start of the game.

   in: Male Characters, Playable Characters, Fire Emblem: Three Houses Characters, and 3 more English Dedue 1 Save Edit Dedue Dedue Heroes Artwork of Dedue from Fire Emblem Heroes. Names and Aliases Biological Information Affiliations Game Data Game Fire Emblem: Three Houses Fire Emblem Heroes Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes First Seen Chapter 1: Three Houses First Joined Chapter 1: Three Houses (If the Blue Lions are chosen) First Fought Chapter 1: Three Houses (If the Blue Lions aren't chosen) Starting Class Commoner Voice Actors Japanese Hidenori Takahashi English Ben Lepley [view] “I have heard that you rescued His Highness. Words cannot express my gratitude. Should you ever require my strength, please know that I will hasten to repay this debt.” —Dedue Dedue is a playable character in Fire Emblem: Three Houses and Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes. He is 18 years old at the start of the game.

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   1 Profile 1.1 Early life 1.2 Academy Phase 1.3 War Phase 1.3.1 Azure Moon 1.3.2 Crimson Flower 1.3.3 Silver Snow/Verdant Wind 2 Personality 3 In-Game 3.1 Base Stats 3.2 As an Enemy 3.2.1 Rivalry of the Houses 3.2.2 Battle of the Eagle and Lion 3.2.3 To War at Gronder (Verdant Wind) 3.2.4 Combat at Tailtean Plains 3.2.4.1 Human Form 3.2.4.2 Demonic Beast 3.3 As an Ally 3.3.1 Confrontation at the Palace 3.4 Growth Rates 3.5 Maximum Stats 3.6 Learnt Magic 3.7 Learnt Abilities 3.8 Recruitment 3.9 Overall 3.9.1 Gift List 3.9.2 Share a Meal List 3.9.3 Lost Items 3.10 Tea Party Conversations 3.11 Supports 3.12 Fire Emblem Heroes 3.13 Warriors: Three Hopes 3.13.1 Base Stats 3.13.2 Learnt Abilities 3.13.3 Supports 3.13.4 Recruitment/Warriors 4 Quotes 4.1 Three Houses 4.2 Heroes 4.3 Warriors: Three Hopes 5 Possible Endings 6 Non-Canon Appearances 6.1 Super Smash Bros. 6.2 Fire Emblem 0 (Cipher) 7 Choose Your Legends Placement History 8 Etymology 9 Trivia 10 Gallery Quick Answers fandom logo What is the significance of the Dedue tea party in Fire Emblem: Three Houses?toggle section Can you explain the events of the Dedue paralogue in Fire Emblem: Three Houses?toggle section How does Dedue's height compare to other characters according to the FE3H height chart?toggle section What is the relationship between Dimitri and Dedue in Fire Emblem: Three Houses?toggle section How did the Tragedy of Duscur impact Dedue's life and character development?toggle section Profile Early life Dedue was the first born son of a blacksmith from Duscur, a region northwest of the Faerghus capital Fhirdiad. His homeland was destroyed in 1176 during the Tragedy of Duscur, when the people of Duscur were blamed and persecuted for the assassination of King Lambert and other kingdom nobles. Dedue lost his whole family following the resulting pogroms against the Duscur people. After being saved by Dimitri, Dedue repaid Dimitri's kindness with a life debt, becoming his retainer even though many people of the Kingdom distrust and dislike him.

   Dedue enrolls in Garreg Mach Monastery Officers Academy in Imperial Year 1180 and joins the Blue Lions as Dimitri's retainer.

   With a stern face and stoic demeanor that belies a calm, gentle nature, Dedue is of few words, rarely speaking unless spoken to, but is polite and understanding of others. Due to his background from Duscur, he is used to the disdain many people have towards him, and is generally unfazed by their words. During his supports with Ingrid, when she realizes that he is not the evil person of Duscur she had thought him to be and asks why he didn't speak out, Dedue in turn states that he does not know the full details behind the Tragedy, and even states that while Duscur had both good and bad people just like anywhere else, some of them may have been involved in the plot, and as such, her beliefs may or may not have some truth to them. He also warns Byleth to avoid associating too closely to him, especially during ominous events such as Flayn's kidnapping or when rumors of an assassination plot arise. Despite his calm attitude, there are hints that he resents Faerghus more than he lets on, such as when he states that he finds Faerghus abhorrent during his supports with Dimitri.

   Due to Dimitri sparing him during the Tragedy of Duscur, he owes him a life debt and is completely loyal to him. In his supports with Felix, when asked if he would obey any order given by Dimitri, he stated that he would and would give his life to protect him, regardless of how heinous the order may be. Dedue also cares for his allies, protecting them to ensure that Dimitri remains happy, noting their service to him. His devotion to Dimitri even leads him into willingly transforming into a Demonic Beast to protect his lord.

   As a result of his life debt to Dimitri, Dedue appears to have difficulty when not by his side; in both Silver Snow and Verdant Wind, a soldier comments that he had a look of loneliness on his face should he survive the battle. In Azure Moon, should Dedue obtain an S-Support with female Byleth, he tells her that he resigned as Dimitri's retainer, which he found unusually troublesome even though Dimitri gladly accepted his resignation.

   Dedue is also an experienced cook. In his supports with Ashe, he states does not have any formal training, having cooked with his mother and sister at home. Cooking is one of the few things Dedue truly appreciates, as he fondly recalls his time in the kitchen with his family, and it's how he can honor their memories; in his ending with him, he frequents Ashe's inn and offers constructive criticism. In his supports with Flayn, he teaches her the basics of cooking, and in their ending, Flayn becomes a talented chef due to Dedue's knowledge and patience.

   He likes flowers and gardening, but dislikes anyone who would dare harm Dimitri.

4. #4Dedue Physcial appearance

   Keys: Dedue, blue lions

   Dedue Molinaro is a tall, imposing man with a heavily muscular and broad-shouldered build. He has deep, dusky brown skin and striking, pale green eyes. His hair is a light, silvery-white color, styled short on top but gathered into a neat, short ponytail or braid at the back of his head. He possesses sharp, serious facial features, characterized by a strong jawline and a thin, prominent scar running horizontally across the bridge of his nose. Additionally, he wears a large, ornate golden hoop earring in his left ear, adding a unique detail to his otherwise stern and stoic appearance.

5. #5Felix

   Keys: Felix, Blue lions

   Felix is a playable character in Fire Emblem: Three Houses and Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes. He is a student at the Officers Academy who hails from the Holy Kingdom of Faerghus and is a member of the Blue Lions. He possesses a Major Crest of Fraldarius and is 17 years old at the start of the game.

   Felix is the second son of Rodrigue and heir to the Dukedom of Fraldarius. He is childhood friends with Prince Dimitri, Sylvain, and Ingrid. When Felix was 13, his older brother, Glenn, was killed in the Tragedy of Duscur. He was quite close to his brother, and mourned his death. Rodrigue on the other hand, stated that he died in glorious service to the king, which greatly angered Felix as he believed that his father did not sincerely care for Glenn, and caused a bitter rift between the two.

   Two years later, he served as squire to a knight who helped quell a rebellion in western Faerghus. There he witnessed an unusual bloodlust from Dimitri who led the charge, creating a rift between himself and the prince, whom he began referring to as the "Boar Prince" after the incident.

   Felix enrolls in the Garreg Mach Monastery Officers Academy in Imperial Year 1180 and joins the Blue Lions.

   Presenting himself as a sharp-tongued lone wolf, Felix is not one to seek out company of other people, mostly only doing so out of obligation or necessity. He loathes wasteful action and barely tolerates some of his classmates quirky natures, sometimes outright vocalizing his disdain whenever they annoy him. In battle, he is a fierce warrior and takes pride in his skills, usually spending his free time training and honing them. This also makes him surprisingly competitive and eagerly seeks out strong opponents, most notably being impressed by Byleth in their first meeting and is one of few individuals he openly admires.

   As a result of wanting to become the best swordsman in all of Fódlan, Felix can be quite absentminded in other tasks, although he can recognize his mistakes should others point them out. This devotion results in him abandoning his title outside Azure Moon in most of his endings as he decides to travel as a wandering mercenary, taking down numerous opponents and building a fearsome reputation.

   According to Dimitri, Felix was starkly different in their youth as he was friendlier and a bit of a cry-baby. He admired his elder brother Glenn and like all of the people associated with Glenn, his death marked a turning point in Felix's personality, begining his surly disposition seen during the events of Three Houses and Three Hopes. He states to Byleth that part of his motivations to become strong is to surpass Glenn and at times, feels like he will be chasing his brother's ghost. The event also soured his relationship with his father Rodrigue as he spites his father for glorifying his brother's death, viewing it as a slight against Glenn, whom he believes Rodrigue did not care for based on this response to his death. With time in the Azure Moon route in Three Houses or Azure Gleam route in Three Hopes, Felix can repair his relationship with his father and accept the truth of his father's true feelings towards Glenn that he had long since disbelieved.

   Having accepted his brother's death and choosing to use it for proactive motivations, his views of the dead also differ greatly from those of Dimitri's. Whereas Dimitri wishes to satiate what he believes are the dying wishes of the dead, Felix believes that after mourning, the dead should be left to rest and the living should move on. Despite this cold demeanor, he does care greatly about his friends and hates the idea of them dying on the battlefield, especially if they come close to doing so in his defense.

   While they were once close friends, Felix's friendship with Dimitri appears to be very strained, with Felix having lost all respect for the prince upon witnessing his bloodlust during the suppression of a rebellion in the western parts of the Kingdom prior to the events of Three Houses. He frequently refers to him as a "beast" and the "boar prince", and even goes so far as to use the "it" pronoun in reference to him after the timeskip. Should Felix be recruited in Crimson Flower, this turns into complete hatred, stating that he refuses to serve the boar any longer. In Azure Moon, Felix is barely able to tolerate Dimitri, although once the prince regains his sanity, he slowly begins to respect him, using his originally derogatory terms in a less offensive manner. In Three Hopes, Felix's attitude towards Dimitri carries less hostility and more concern, as he learns that Dimitri was grinning during the suppression because the person he killed was involved in the Tragedy of Duscur, which appeased the apparitions of the dead, leading Felix to see him in a different light.

   Felix and Sylvain are childhood friends. Though Felix can occasionally get irritated by Sylvain's philandering, they still maintain their friendship even after the timeskip. In their childhood, they had also made a promise to not die before the other, although they will disregard this promise should they fight each other in Crimson Flower.

   He dislikes sweets, although this can change in his supports with Lysithea (note that this does not change his liked/disliked meals when sharing a meal with him).

   Felix Hugo Fraldarius is a lean, athletic young man with sharp, intense facial features and fair skin. He has narrow, sharp amber-colored eyes and dark, navy-blue hair styled into a messy topknot bun, with loose strands framing his face. His expression is habitually stoic and serious, matching his cold demeanor. He wears the standard Officers Academy uniform, customized into a sleeveless black doublet vest with gold trim over a loose white shirt with puffed sleeves. His outfit is completed with dark, fitted trousers featuring leather strap accents and white boots decorated with gold buckles.

6. #6Sylvain

   Keys: Sylvain, Blue lions

   Sylvain is a playable character that appears in Fire Emblem: Three Houses and Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes. Sylvain is a student at the Officers Academy who hails from the Holy Kingdom of Faerghus and is a member of the Blue Lions. He possesses a minor Crest of Gautier and is 19 years old at the start of the game.

   Sylvain was born as the son of Margrave Matthias of House Gautier in the Imperial Year 1160 through his second wife. He had one older half-brother, Miklan, though Sylvain had a contentious relationship with him as Miklan was born Crestless while Sylvain was the one to inherit the Crest of Gautier. Feeling deprived of his birthright and outright ignored by their father in favor of Sylvain, Miklan had attempted numerous times to murder Sylvain, only to fail each time and eventually resulting in his banishment. Despite Miklan's aggressiveness towards him, Sylvain understood why his brother loathed him.

   As future heir to House Gautier, Sylvain grew up with his fellow future Faerghus heirs and childhood friends Dimitri, Felix, and Ingrid.

   Sylvain enrolls in Garreg Mach Monastery Officers Academy in Imperial Year 1180, and joins the Blue Lions.

   During the Verdant Rain Moon of 1180, Byleth's class is tasked with subduing a bandit group led by Sylvain's older brother Miklan, whom had stolen House Gautier's Hero's Relic, the Lance of Ruin. If Sylvain is being taught by Byleth, he can be among the forces confronting his brother. Should the two meet in battle, Miklan expresses his lifelong contempt for Sylvain inheriting the Crest of Gautier. Sylvain retorts that it was never his fault that he inherited the Crest nor that their family effectively disowned him. He is horrified when his brother transforms into a Demonic Beast, but with the assistance of Byleth and his classmates, his brother is defeated. While he somewhat laments his fallen brother's death, he reclaims the Lance of Ruin. Back at the monastery, the Lance is given to Rhea in order to return to House Gautier.

   Alternatively, Byleth can refuse to give it to her as Sylvain has received permission by his father, Margrave Gautier, to keep the lance as its rightful wielder. Rhea bequeaths the lance to him under the condition that he uses it wisely in service to the Church and Monastery.

   Caring for his friends and admired as an older brother figure in his class, Sylvain is a perpetual skirt-chaser and often attempts to woo women with sweet words to a fault, with the most notable example including Ingrid's grandmother when he was only eight. He is fond of women, but his easygoing, shallow, womanizing behavior stems from the fact that he feels unable to form proper romances, and so he dates around without any particular commitment. Despite his light-hearted manner, he is often inconsiderate with his words around women, which cause him unintentional harm - even admitting in a support with Ingrid that the truth hurts. This builds up unintentional notoriety on himself, such as Flayn avoiding him for that exact reason, even though he wanted to pass her a message from Byleth.

   As the game progresses, Sylvain decides to make a change for himself by being who he is, and not what his Crest dictates him to be. Due to his philandering, his proposals are often met with skepticism, which in turn prompts him to provide proof that he intends to turn a new leaf. In his married endings, Sylvain treats all of his children with equal respect, regardless if they bear Crests or not.

   Despite the impression he gives off to people, Sylvain's actually quite intelligent, being shown to easily grasp complicated magic formulas at a glance when magic isn't even one of his areas of expertise, which is referenced in his budding talent of Reason. In his supports with Annette, it is seen that he intentionally leads people to think he is not very smart because he dislikes the pressure of people's expectations and them believing they know what he is capable of, saying he finds it suffocating. In his supports with Dedue, Sylvain explains his suspicions behind the Tragedy of Duscur, as Duscur and Faerghus had enjoyed good relations up until that point and the fact that the king's elite guard was effortlessly slaughtered, a feat not plausible for a smaller, less skilled military.

   Sylvain holds a strong level of disdain for the way Crests influence the lives of those in Fódlan, with a bulk of his dialogue throughout the story focusing on their negative impact, and showing sympathy and envy in his supports with Mercedes and Byleth respectively. Furthermore, he holds noble women in contempt, as he believes they show interest in him solely due to his Crest in an attempt to curry favor with him without actually getting to know him. Despite this, in conversations with Byleth, Sylvain admits that hating women is merely an "easy answer" and seems to recognize that he cannot blame them for all his problems. It is because of his Crest that he had a rough childhood with Miklan, though he did not hold a grudge against his brother because he already knew the reason behind his aggression. Following Miklan's death however, Sylvain only held pity for him.

   Sylvain Jose Gautier is a tall, lean young man with fair skin and a charming, casual demeanor. He features messy, chin-length bright ginger-red hair with a few longer strands reaching down the back of his neck, complemented by warm, light brown eyes. He wears a relaxed modification of the Officers Academy uniform, leaving his black and gold jacket unbuttoned over an open white dress shirt with no tie. His black trousers are accented with thin gold trim down the legs and a thick gold sash around his waist, ending in tall white boots with grey soles and gold buckle details.

7. #7Ingrid

   Keys: Ingrid, Blue lions

   Ingrid is a character from Fire Emblem Three Houses and Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes. Ingrid is a student at the Officers Academy who hails from the Holy Kingdom of Faerghus and is a member of the Blue Lions. She possesses a minor Crest of Daphnel and is 17 years old at the start of the game.

   Ingrid is the only daughter and youngest child of the current Count Galatea, Gunnar, and has two much older brothers. A childhood friend of Dimitri, Felix, and Sylvain, Ingrid was engaged from birth to Glenn of House Fraldarius. Unlike most Fódlan arranged marriages, Ingrid and Glenn's relationship was genuine and mutual. Tragedy struck when Glenn was killed during the Tragedy of Duscur when she was 13 years old. This event formed an unconscious grudge against the people of Duscur as it was said that they were the main culprits behind the events. Inspired by Glenn's bravery, Ingrid decided to become a knight to follow in his footsteps.

   Glenn's death also proved problematic for Galatea, as Ingrid's marriage would have aided her lands immensely due to the land's poor conditions for agriculture. The Count had set up numerous potential men for her, but none have struck a chord with her. Still, he did not force her into a marriage she did not wish to be a part of; a rare quirk amongst the Fódlan nobility. Ingrid in turn felt obligated to meet each person partially as the Count's only Crest bearing child, but also out of consideration and gratitude for her father who raised her warmly.

   Ingrid enrolls in Garreg Mach Monastery Officers Academy in Imperial Year 1180, and joins the Blue Lions.

   Ingrid aspires to be an ideal knight, which is reflected in her principled and industrious nature. Dimitri himself claims that "she is more knightley than most knights." She is hardworking, constantly training to become an ideal knight and would rather be on the front lines of battle than a housewife. She is unfamiliar with more domestic and everyday pursuits (and is shy about dressing up or putting on makeup even when told she is attractive), but is a decent cook. Despite her overall seriousness and no-nonsense attitude, she will often lose herself when in the presence of delicious food.

   As the heir of House Galatea, Ingrid's father desperately wants her to marry in order to preserve the house's future. While she is exasperated by his insistence and wants to be rid of the burden in pursuit of her own dreams, she is nonetheless grateful to her father who took care of her at his own personal expense, giving her anything she wanted and needed while depriving himself of even the modest basics of living and meals. The two seem to have a good relationship otherwise, as she is more than willing to at least consider any potential marriage prospects and he likewise will cut off any connections should they harm her well-being, no matter how considerable of a dowry he would receive.

   Ingrid was deeply affected by the death of Glenn, whom she both loved as a man and admired as a knight. He is somewhat of a sore subject for her, but still holds him in high regards and hopes to become a knight like how she remembered him. Due to his death at the hands of the people of Duscur, she holds a grudge against their people, initially believing that they deserved their punishment. Though she trusts Dedue, as Dimitri trusts him, she subconsciously upholds this grudge at first, only to realize that her anger against them was wrong after seeing how kind Dedue is. Despite her prejudice, Ingrid remains a loyal friend.

   She likes tales of chivalry but dislikes extravagance.

   Ingrid Brandl Galatea is a slender young woman of average height with fair skin and a polite, serious demeanor. She has straight, shoulder-length blonde hair with full bangs covering her forehead, while a single long, thick braid hangs down over her right shoulder, secured by a simple green band. Her eyes are a striking, soft green color. She wears the standard Officers Academy uniform modified into a high-collared, double-breasted black jacket with a beige center panel and gold epaulets. The jacket is paired with a matching black flared skirt detailed with gold vertical lines, dark navy tights, and knee-high black boots topped with wide beige cuffs.

8. #8Ashe

   Keys: Ashe, Blue lions

   Ashe is a playable character that appears in Fire Emblem: Three Houses and Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes. He is a student at the Officers Academy who hails from the Holy Kingdom of Faerghus, and is a member of the Blue Lions. He is 16 years old at the start of the game.

   Ashe was born as the eldest son of restaurateurs in the Gaspard region. He was happy with his parents and two younger siblings, often helping them at their restaurant, but his parents eventually died from a disease, leaving him as the sole provider. Ashe tried to work honestly for money, but still it was not enough. He turned to thievery, and though he knew it was morally wrong, continued to do so because he saw how happy his siblings were.

   At age 10, he broke into a noble's mansion in order to rob valuables that he could sell to support his siblings. Inside, he found a book called Loog and the Maiden of the Wind. Enamored by the gallant looking knight on the front cover, he coveted it despite the fact that he could not read. He was promptly discovered by the mansion's owner, but rather than have Ashe arrested, the noble opted to give him the book and teach him how to read. Having heard of his family situation, the noble, Lonato, adopted Ashe and his two siblings, giving them a chance at a better life, an act that Ashe was forever grateful to have received. He became quite close with his adoptive older brother, Christophe, as well.

   However, three years later, Christophe was executed by the Knights of Seiros. Ashe was made aware that Catherine had brought him to the Knights for execution. Christophe's death greatly affected Lonato, and he took a turn for the worse, though Ashe was unaware of how deep the impact was.

   He holds great respect and gratitude towards Lonato, who took him in, raised him as his own, and sent him to the Officers Academy despite being a commoner. He is a serious young boy, who studies and trains hard so he can become an outstanding adult like his benefactor.

   Ashe enrolls in Garreg Mach Monastery Officers Academy in Imperial Year 1180, and joins the Blue Lions.

   Friendly, optimistic, and bright, Dimitri notes that Ashe is a enthusiastic individual who makes an earnest effort to learn and improve himself. This makes him one of the most reliable students in the academy and a great source of encouragement for those in stressful situations. He is a consummate dreamer as his dream is to become a great and noble knight like his adoptive father. As a result, he is hard working and one of the more studious students Byleth can teach. At the same time, he is rather humble about himself, noting that he does not hold any special qualities, even if others point them out to him.

   Ashe has always been a family man as he took care of his younger siblings after his parent's deaths. This lead to him to pursue thievery after all legitimate means he could do was not enough to provide for them. He has since viewed this part of himself with shame, but is also self-forgiving in himself because of his good intentions. It is by sheer luck that brought him to Lord Lonato that his life changed for the better for himself and his family. Due to Lonato's reputation, Ashe expresses upmost pride in his adoptive father and is crushed by Lonato's betrayal of the church and subsequent death.

   His unsavory past also makes him extremely empathetic to thieves and some criminals in general, as he can understand those who resort to such actions for good intentions. That does not mean that he is utterly forgiving as he will deliver justice who do so for selfish reasons. This makes Ashe's friendship with Caspar a little odd as the latter favors swift justice to those who do wrong, while Ashe scrutinizes them before making a true judgement.

   Though he rarely holds a grudge, Ashe becomes furious at the Western Church for manipulating Lonato. During his paralogue he denounces the Western bishop, stating that "Lonato's blood is on [his] hands." In his supports with Catherine, she helps him find closure in the role she had in both his adoptive father and brother's death.

   Ashe has advancing cooking skills as the son of two chefs. Outside of cooking, he also enjoys herbology, as shown by his support chain with Dedue. In a joint ending with Petra, he also shows a mutual enthusiasm for swimming. Despite his dreams of being a fearless knight, he is easily frightened by the idea of ghosts.

   Ashe Ubert is a slender, youthful young man of short to average stature with pale skin and a gentle, earnest expression. He features messy, layered ash-grey hair that falls in choppy strands over his forehead, paired with bright, wide yellowish-green eyes. He wears a highly personalized variation of the Officers Academy uniform, consisting of a short-sleeved black jacket with a beige button-up center chest panel, layered over a dark blue hooded sweater with the hood resting on his shoulders. He wears black, knee-length shorts adorned with vertical gold trim, worn over solid black leggings, and completes the outfit with mid-calf black boots with turned-down gold cuffs.

9. #9Mercedes

   Keys: Mercedes, Blue lions

   Mercedes is a playable character who appears in Fire Emblem: Three Houses and Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes. She is a student at the Officers Academy and a member of the Blue Lions. She possesses a minor Crest of Lamine and is 22 years old at the start of the game.

   Born a noble in the Adrestian Empire to Baron Martritz in Imperial Year 1157, Mercedes was born with a minor Crest of Lamine. Her father died within a year of her birth and the house was abolished as a result. Her mother remarried Baron Bartels in 1158, resulting in the birth of her younger brother, Emile, who also inherited a minor Crest of Lamine. Due to both of their Crests, Baron Bartels intended to keep the children as a means of expanding his influence within the noble circles of Adrestia. Having no true affection for his children, least of all his step-daughter, Mercedes and her mother escaped House Bartels, eventually finding refuge in a Church of Seiros in Eastern Faerghus.

   Mercedes and Emile's mother had intended to take both of her children during their escape. Emile sensed that if she took both of them, Baron Bartels would have hunted all three down and have likely killed both his mother and older sister, leaving only him alive as the true heir to House Bartels. Emile stayed behind to avoid this and both he and their mother did not disclose the truth as to why to Mercedes.

   Later, Baron Bartels plotted to hunt down both Mercedes and their mother to once again expand his influence. Since their mother was beyond the age to bear children, he expressed a desire to take Mercedes as a new wife and once again sire another child that could potentially bear a Crest. Appalled by the notion and after learning that he had successfully located them, Emile killed Baron Bartels to protect them from his machinations.

   Mercedes was also acquainted with Constance, whom she had met sometime before escaping Adrestia.

   Mercedes was eventually adopted by a merchant from Fhirdiad and spent the remaining years of her youth as a commoner, though her adoptive father wanted her to marry well and bear a child with a Crest. Before attending the Officers Academy, she attended the Royal School of Sorcery in the capital and befriended Annette.

   Mercedes enrolled in Garreg Mach Monastery Officers Academy in Imperial Year 1180 and joined the Blue Lions. She is slightly older than the other students.

   Having spent much of her youth in a church, Mercedes is a pious woman who is commonly found praying in the church in Garreg Mach Monastery during free days. She has a motherly, nurturing personality and thus cannot ignore a friend in need. She tends to let people tell her what to do, rationalizing this to be the will of the Goddess. Thus, her reason for heading to the Garreg Mach Monastery, and her decisions later during the war, were the first times she chose to act for herself, defying the wishes of her adoptive father.

   Despite all the tragic events that happened to her in the past, she is able to stay positive. While she can be normally calm she is still capable of getting angry, as seen in her supports with Lorenz, Annette, Dimitri, and Ferdinand. She also has a great dislike of Crests as they have brought her misery through her life and the many marriage proposals her adoptive father attempt to place on Mercedes. This allowed her to bond with Sylvain and Ingrid due to similar circumstances. She is also best friends with Annette since their time at School of Sorcery.

   She also enjoys baking sweets, as seen in her support with Annette and Ashe. Mercedes' other likes are needlework, ghost stories, adorable things, painting, reading, and fragrant flowers. However, she dislikes spicy foods and exercise. She admits that she can be scatterbrained and clumsy.

   Mercedes holds deep regret for leaving her younger brother Emile and not being there to support during his time at House Bartels. Even when he became the Death Knight, she was still able to recognize him by the time of the War Phase. In Azure Moon, she comforts him as he is slowly dying, lamenting on the circumstances she could have prevented.

   In Crimson Flower, Mercedes is given the opportunity to connect with her brother again and is relieved to be with him. Despite his dislike of his original name, Mercedes is the only one he allows to call him Emile. She deeply regretted leaving him behind with House Bartels, but was told by their mother that Baron Bartels would likely had hunted them down and killed them had they tried to take Emile. She was shocked to learn that he murdered their father and only upon completing their Support chain does she get an answer from him. Learning of how Emile killed their father to protect Mercedes, she demands for the first time that he remains with the army and to continue to spend more time with her to make up for lost time. She is completely unfazed by his Death Knight persona and treats it as a separate individual from her brother. Nonetheless, she has accepted the possibility that the Death Knight may accidentally kill her during one of his rampages. She tells her brother that should such a thing happen, she would still find peace with it.

10. #10Mercedes appearance

    Keys: Mercedes, Blue lions

    Mercedes von Martritz is a slender young woman with fair skin and a gentle, serene expression. She has thick, wavy, strawberry-blonde hair with a deep side part that cascades down over her left shoulder, secured near the base with a brown ribbon bow. Her eyes are a soft, kind blue color. She wears a heavily customized variation of the Officers Academy uniform, featuring a long-sleeved white blouse with gathered cuffs underneath a dark, high-waisted pinafore-style skirt dress adorned with gold buttons and a blue ribbon tied at the collar. She drapes a tan shoulder cape with blue trim over her torso, and finishes her ensemble with dark blue knee-high socks and loose, light brown mid-calf leather boots.

11. #11Annette

    Keys: Annette, blue lions

    Annette is a playable character that appears in Fire Emblem: Three Houses and Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes. Annette is a student at the Officers Academy who hails from the Holy Kingdom of Faerghus and a member of the Blue Lions. She possesses a minor Crest of Dominic and is 16 years old at the start of the game.

    Born to House Dominic, Annette is the most recent member of it to have a crest, having the Crest of Dominic. Her father, Gustave, was an exemplary knight in service to King Lambert. In the Imperial Year 1176 the Tragedy of Duscur occurred in which he was not present. In shame for not being there to protect and die for his king, he left in a self-imposed exile, leaving behind Annette and her mother, who were upset by his departure. Gustave's older brother took care of Annette and her mother in his stead.

    Her uncle enrolled her in the Royal School of Sorcery in Fhirdiad where she had a natural gift for magic. This is where she met Mercedes, and the two became lifelong friends. She graduated with top marks.

    Annette enrolls in Garreg Mach Monastery Officers Academy in Imperial Year 1180, and joins the Blue Lions under its house leader Dimitri.

    Annette is a natural scholar, often remarked for her exceptional academic marks from both her days in the Faerghus' School of Sorcery to her time in the Officers Academy. Her cheerfulness and optimism persists even during the war phase, serving as a source of morale for others exhausted from the war. Privately, she adores eating, especially sweets, and loves to compose and sing cute songs, but is usually embarrassed when others catch her in the act. Mercedes is her best friend since their days at the School of Sorcery and is highly protective of her.

    For all of her attentiveness to her studies, behind the scenes, Annette is prone to missteps along the way that lead to nowhere and often to failure. When it matters, Annete is one to rise to the occasion, making up for her stumbles. Annette can be clumsy, with a recurring instance of her tripping over barrels. One of her greatest interests is in cooking as she always looks forwards to opportunities to be in the kitchen. When she does however, mayhem ensues. The kitchen is often left with huge messes and some have stated that even small explosions have occurred whenever she cooks. Thankfully none are harmed, but Annette persists in improving herself in this matter regardless.

    Annette's relationship with her father is strained, as he effectively abandoned her and her mother following the Tragedy of Duscur out of shame of his failure to the Crown. Even though her father assumes a new name, she is instantly able to recognize him and seeks answers for his long absence. She is upset that he keeps a stubborn distance due to his personal shame. When he hands her a stack of letters that he had wrote but never sent to Annette and her mother, Annette is left furious. However, she cannot bring herself to discard the letters nor hate her father. After reading them, she finally approaches her father to seek true reconciliation and by that time, her father has moved past his stubbornness and agrees to return home, which they do so if they both survive the war in the Azure Moon route.

    Annette Fantine Dominic is a petite, youthful young woman with a short, slender build, fair skin, and a bright, cheerful expression. She has round, vibrant blue eyes and straight orange-ginger hair styled into straight-cut bangs across her forehead, with the rest gathered into two small, curled pigtails at the sides of her head secured by dark bands. She wears a personalized variation of the Officers Academy uniform, consisting of a short, high-collared black jacket with a beige double-breasted center panel, gold epaulets, and wide beige cuffs. This is paired with a high-waisted black A-line skirt detailed with gold vertical piping, worn over dark blue opaque tights. A brown leather satchel strap crosses diagonally over her torso, and she completes her outfit with knee-high black boots that feature blue ribbons and gold lace-up detailing at the cuffs.

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