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On 9/9/2019 at 9:58 AM, zuibangde said:
I think it was because the majority of the poll takers were females. If I remember correctly, it was around 65% females so it's expected for F!Byleth to be 'more popular'.
In addition to that, there are definitely straight male players that enjoy Byleth for her...assets. Pretty sure she has one of the biggest breasts out of all the female characters. This is sad to say but I have straight male friends in real life that preferred F!Byleth just because of her assets and the fact that she can S Support with other female characters (specifically Edelgard and Dorothea). So I suspect her popularity may partly be due to some superficial reasons...
But this by no means invalidade the poll, otherwise it could be argued that the west the rate of males is way higher so that's why male Byleth is more liked here. Fire Emblem in Japan is played majorly by women.
I believe female Byleth is more popular overall because in Japan she is more liked, and in the west, like it can be observed in this poll and the reddit one, it's basically tied with male having a slight preference. Despite a vocal but strong minority bashing her outfit, the amount of votes point to the female Byleth.
Particularly i like both, but fem Byleth can S support all lords and has a free unit, so i go with her.
What would YOUR Fire Emblem plot be?
in General Fire Emblem
Posted · Edited by goldenwarrior
I'd like a Fire Emblem in which the main characters are revolutionary street urchins, they are commoners fighting against the corrupted royalty to install a democracy. They are part of a mercenary guild, their headquarters can be an tavern in which they take works for money and make strategies. The initial characters of the group can be maid/bartender, songtress or bard, mercenaries, blacksmith, a mage, an outcast shapshifter and thief. Obivously through the story they will meet some nobles that share the same ideals and bank their campaign.
The protagonist is a of vassal or butler for the king or queen, and acts as a spy for the revolutionary group he is part. At some point the main character double life is discovered and he is imprisoned and sentenced to death, so the story unfolds from there. I'm a bit surprised that there's no inn or tavern in Fire Emblem, its the perfect set to function like a church/my castle feature.