Yarne

Panne's son. The last of the taguel. Continually terrified that his death will mark the end of his race. Appears in Fire Emblem Awakening. Name: Yarne Gender: Male Race: Human-Taguel hybrid Birthday: March 14 Relatives: Unnamed Grandmother, Unnamed Uncle, Panne (Mother) Occupation: Member of the Shepards Weapon: Beaststone </Personal Information> As a taguel, Yarne has two forms: His human form and beast form.

In his human form, Yarne is a athletic man with pale skin, black long hair with a white tuft, orange eyes, black markings on his face and long beige droopy rabbit ears. His body have black fur on his chest, neck, forearms, shoulders, legs and crotch. He has have a small black rabbit tail on his bottom. For attire, he wears a black chest armor, black shoulder pads and black long boots that exposes his feet.

In his beast form, he appears as a giant rabbit with a white head and black body. He also keeps his armor while in his beast form. With the death of his mother, Yarne became the new "Last Taguel" and is on high alert for his surroundings. He tends to overreact to the smallest things and often believes that his life is in constant danger even after leaving the ruinous future. Even the most mundane situations that cause him alarm quickly become matters of life and death in his mind.

Though he is often mistaken for cowardly, he is a skilled fighter, especially when pushed into a corner and left with no other options. Though he would prefer to avoid putting himself into danger, sometimes trying to find excuses or permission to avoid combat, he is a stalwart companion for his allies and is willing to throw himself in the way of an enemy to protect a precious comrade. He does take his training seriously as he believes that increasing his constitution will increase his chances of survival.

Yarne holds tremendous pride in his Taguel heritage yet feels that it is a crushing responsibility. He is fully aware that his death would mark the true extinction of the Taguel for his timeline. With the opportunity to be with his mother once more and protect her himself, Yarne is more motivated to take proactive responsibility in his duties. Like her, he has virtually no knowledge of traditional Taguel customs, but the two, by the end of their support, vow to forge new ones for their descendants. Humorously, he is protective of his father, yet is paranoid that he may cheat on Panne, thus tries to ensure that he remains with his mother so his present counterpart will be born.

He is the loudest person in the army. As the son of Panne and her human husband, Yarne was born in the future as the first known human-Taguel hybrid. This made him a clear sign that the Taguel would survive. Unfortunately, he lost both parents at a young age. His father's death was particularly painful: he promised Yarne that he would return from battle, but died in the battle right after this conversation, breaking that promise.

With the death of his mother, Panne, Yarne became the new "Last Taguel" in the world. Though Yarne has immense pride in his heritage, he also feels burdened by his "Last Taguel" status. Unlike the other children, Yarne does not mention having Panne's wedding ring, but is assumed to have followed suit. Seeing the opportunity as a means of self-preservation, Yarne joins Lucina and the other children to travel back to the past to prevent the ruinous future. Upon arriving in the past, separated from his friends, Yarne searched for strong allies to protect him and eventually stumbled upon the Stonewall Knights, whom he stayed with until the revelation with Lucina at Carrion Isle.

In Yarne's Paralogue, a turf war between the Riders of Dawn and the Stonewall Knights erupts. Chrom, Panne, and the Shepherds arrive to break up the conflict. During the fight, Panne recognizes the scent of another Taguel. She approaches Yarne, who instantly recognizes him. When she asks why he is with a bunch of random warriors, he responds that he joined them for protection. Disappointed that her son chose to hide behind "man-spawn" rather than fight for himself, Panne tells him that she will teach him true Taguel pride in battle. Alternatively, Chrom can be the one to approach him. Though Chrom startles him, Yarne is surprised when Chrom gives him the option to surrender peacefully, but instead decides to join the Shepherds outright since he views them as stronger than the Stonewall Knights.

After the battle, Panne speaks to her son, happy to know that the Taguels have managed to live another generation, even if it now carries human blood. Yarne is merely happy to see her again and declares that he is proud of his Taguel heritage, which pleases Panne. Yarne joins Chrom's army, happy to be back with his mother.

After the war, Yarne departs on a journey to find somewhere safe to live. Ironically, this leads him into many dangers along the way. Luckily, he manages to stay alive through all this and lives a long life.

During his support conversations with his mother, Yarne and Panne begin to build a relationship as a mother and son by making new habits and traditions, since neither of them has any recollection of their parents or traditional acts. As a taguel, Yarne can use his Beaststone to transform into a giant rabbit-like beast.