#mauvier

[daydreamingsommie]

Turns out there's a mineral called gregoryite. I always wondered how Gregory fit into the Four Winds when Zelestia and Madeline were clearly given names to match Elusia and Solm

Mauvier's name also matches two themes. Both the fashion brands of Firene and colors used by the Hounds

Having one representative from each nation means they really are the four cardinal winds going in each direction

[zefirart]

Veyle and Mauvier, a comm for Anonymous!

[chisaka57]

[fefuckability]

Round 1: Classic twink dancer vs thick thigh daddy dilemma

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[hapigairu]

I don't really care about DA, but everytime I see content about the newest entry, this is what my brain imagines:

[dexjarxenoengage]

Fire Emblem Engage’s Psycho Rangers

IMO, I actually think the Four Hounds aren’t that bad as antagonists.

Because I see them and EVeyle as an evil foil to Alear and the Four Royals. Have you heard of the Psycho Rangers trope? The Psycho Rangers are basically meant to be evil Power Rangers.

This, IMO, how the Four Hounds work. Alear’s team is the Four Primary Royals that Alear meets on their journey to defeat Sombron (Alfred, Diamant, Ivy and Timerra). While Veyle (or at least EVeyle)’s team consists of the Four Hounds (of whom Zephia considers to be “family”).

The Four Hounds, however, are family by name only. Zephia’s actions towards the Hounds, especially being with Sombron (who could give zero thought about bonds) would ultimately be the downfall of the family Zephia created.

The main difference between the Four Royals and the Four Hounds is how they treat Alear and Veyle. The Royals respected Alear initially because they were the Divine Dragon, but Chapter 20 shows that Alfred and the others accept and know Alear for who they are as people.

The Hounds (except Mauvier) more or less treat Veyle as a means to an end. Zephia follows Sombron in order to win his favor. Griss (as follower of the Fell Dragon) needs EVeyle to inflict pain on him because it’s his devotion to the cult of the Fell Dragon, which required blood. Marni wanted EVeyle’s praises. Marni saw good Veyle as the “boring one” because she never got praise from Good Veyle. This mentality changed by the time she learned Veyle’s backstory, but by then, it’s too late.

The Royals could have been like the Hounds if they only saw Alear for their status rather than as a person. In their supports, Alear and the Royals get to form relationships outside of battle and they get to understand each other better as a result.

Alear, Alfred, Diamant, Ivy, Timerra and eventually Veyle all eventually became the real family that the Four Hounds failed to be. They may not express this dynamic outright, but they don’t need to. It just makes these facts all the more telling.

[dinosaurceror-supreme]

A really cute detail I just noticed while I’ve been replaying fe engage is that all of Mauvier’s specialty dishes are loved by Veyle and I just think that’s so sweet

[crystalline-loptous]

The Four Hounds

[breakouttahere]

a little something just for fun!

[fe-smashorpass]

[daydreamingsommie]

As weird as Bunet is, the way he tells Mauvier that he believes everyone deserves the right to grow and change instead of just rotting away was genuinely sweet

[chisaka57]

[fefuckability]

Engage Qualifier 3

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[frogintheair]

fe rarepair week: day 3 (nightmare + comfort)

sometimes the fear of losing you never goes away

[fire-emblem-birthdays]

September 2024

[incorrect-fe-engage-quotes]

Mauvier: I can't stand you.

Griss: Well then, bitch, have a seat!