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Dove of Death

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About Dove of Death

  • Birthday June 14

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    Your friendly neighborhood Dove... of Death

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  • Interests
    Fire Emblem, Digimon, Final Fantasy... I guess RPG games in general.
    That's about it, really...
  • Location
    a place where life and death have no meaning

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  • Favorite Fire Emblem Game
    Blazing Sword

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    Nohr

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  1. Happy birthday!

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      Dove of Death

      Why, thank you! :)

  2. Hm, well, it depends on the mode. I probably won't use them on Hard and Normal, (Mostly because I won't be playing Normal at all, and I just don't think they'll be useful on hard) but on Lunatic and Lunatic+, there's a chance I might, due to the enemy-only skills like Luna+ (At least, I think that's enemy only). And if we can't use the enemy-only skills, I doubt I'll ever have the thought of using them.
  3. Yes, Fox-boy (Too lazy to find his name) was confirmed to be Hoshido-exclusive when he was first revealed. Anyway, onto the topic of this character, I'll definitely be using him in my first Nohr run. He looks so sophisticated and posh and stuff when he's in his normal form, but then just Hulks himself up when he becomes the wolf. Pretty sure he'll be big on strength, and he might fight with punches, considering how large his fists are, and his mouth looks a little too stationary to be able to bite things.
  4. To me, two of those gravestones look a little like pillars (Mainly, the ones to the right of the image with the small black parts on them). Look to the top of them, they look a little strange to be gravestones. Is there any moving footage of them? That'd probably help discern their identity a little. If it turns out that they are indeed graves, perhaps they are placed whenever Kamui defeats a sibling of the opposing nation. I think it'd be better than killing them mercilessly, or sparing them. It would still leave a slight feeling of guilt, though the dead have moved on, so it's slightly reassuring, I suppose. Plus, people seem to love the siblings from both nations, it'd be weird to do nothing special if/when we kill them.
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