I feel like Lyon was definitely one of the more well-written villains in the series, for sure. It was pretty sad that he was constantly overshadowed by the blatant over-edginess of a lot of his lines while being possessed by the big ol' scary demon man, but even with that, he works really well as a villain, I think. Especially considering how he seemed to try and fight his fate, yet failed in the end. Like, I'm not exactly Captain Character Analysis, but I still think that was pretty cool. Overall, he's definitely more memorable than a lot of Fire Emblem antagonists. He's no Black Knight, but he's also not King Garon, so I'd say they did a good job with him.
I feel like Lyon was definitely one of the more well-written villains in the series, for sure. It was pretty sad that he was constantly overshadowed by the blatant over-edginess of a lot of his lines while being possessed by the big ol' scary demon man, but even with that, he works really well as a villain, I think. Especially considering how he seemed to try and fight his fate, yet failed in the end. Like, I'm not exactly Captain Character Analysis, but I still think that was pretty cool. Overall, he's definitely more memorable than a lot of Fire Emblem antagonists. He's no Black Knight, but he's also not King Garon, so I'd say they did a good job with him.