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Really now... That's just mean.

No surprise that the lords took top spot. Can't say I blame them either. And wow, Paris has no involvement in the story whatsoever and no supports other than the obligatory MU and child-Mark, yet he still beat half the male cast...

The lack of Lucina is sad. However, "many conversations between the parent characters" leads me to believe it's because this map is just for the first generation. Hopefully that means the hot spring DLC will be for the second generation, and will feature similar scenes for Lucina, Selena, Wood, and Azure, not to mention child character conversations.

No, it is skipped. As Othin said, not conventional Seals, but it's worth pointing out that you can get an endless number of Demon Fighter Scrolls and Bride's Bouquets from their respective missions. They can be used over and over to provide endless leveling, so it's possible to have an utterly broken team of maxed Brides and Demon Fighters before Chapter 5, if you really wanted.

Other than her daughter(s) and MU, yes, Sariya's only female companion is Nono. As for in-game indications, the Support menu--accessible both on the overworld and battle setup--shows all potential Support partners for each character as you recruit them. For instance, here are shots of Nono's, showing various potential Supporters and their current levels. So don't worry about wasting time with hopeless pairings.

It was fun, and IMO the story made it worth the buy even if there was no reward, but I can't help but be annoyed that The finality of the ending means that's probably it for FoD. Is IS seriously leaving the OWR for last?

College is certainly that. The directory is missing Olivia x Ronku Nn x Azure MaleMU x Paris MaleMU x Olivia B (link doesn't seem to work; hopefully when A is translated it will all be put in one post) Also, Sariya x Gaia is labeled CB when it's really CBAS.

I think Lucina can only pass Aether to Mark, just like with Krom's female children. I apologize in advance if replying to this somehow turns into a canon war, but just so people aren't misled, Sariya isn't any more canon than anyone else. She's just very...proactive.

When you beat Chapter 25, you unlock the Final Chapter and the SpotPass Sidequest Chapters (if you downloaded them). You can play these, fight random encounters, DLC Maps, and whatever else, or just play the Final Chapter. There is no post-Final save, so you can come back for them; your file will remain perpetually before the last fight. And MU x Lucina, because (a) I like her, and (b)

To my knowledge, no. In fact, in that respect the time-skip is kind of annoying, since it's quite separate from the support system ("Hey, remember our conversation the other day (a few years ago)?"). Notably, you reunite with Viole at the start of 12, indicating he was elsewhere for part of the time-skip, but nothing changes even if MU is married to him. Kind of a let-down. Although really, it's not just the time-skip; the whole game ignores most of your relationships. Other than unlocking the child-recruitment side-quests and the Epilogue, specific relationships are brought up only 3 times--Krom's after Chapters 11 and 13, and MU's after Chapter 21 if they partnered with

Pretty easy actually. Assuming Krom's other options are already married/dead/never got within a foot of him, 3 dances from Olivia in Chapter 11 are enough. Really, it's keeping him single until then that's the problem--even if he doesn't partake in conversations, just being capable of a C support can be enough for someone to outbid Olivia. As for conversations, he doesn't really have them with Olivia or the Villager the way he does with the others. Chapter 11 just ends without making Krom's bride clear, and then the time-skip. At the start of Chapter 12, Krom's wife shows up w/ child, and Liz jokes she was surprised how fast Krom works, teasing about how he'd gotten into a relationship Olivia/found a bride (Villager) before anyone could notice. In both cases, he responds with "Don't tease me, Liz. A lot happened in the past few years," followed by a "flashback" to Olivia's S support in her case, and nothing for the Villager. And then plot. No real marriage conversation to speak of.