Giratina

Dwyer, Hisame and Ignatius definently seem like the biggest losers here. I hate Rhajat in terms of personallity, but I admit she was a decent unit to use in gameplay. I like Dwyer in terms of personallity, but I can understand why he's disliked as a unit. He's just another staffbot really and other than Birthright he just doesn't sound like he would really so any good.

From what I've seen Ignis is basically just the same as his father, and he's kinda the Laurent of this games children units. He's defiently high up on the bench list. Dwyer proved pretty useful in my Birthright playthrough, but probably gets outclassed in Revelations from what I've seen. And yeah, pairing anyone up with Jakob just means some girl is going to suffer for the rest of her life...

Sorry that was a bit vague but I mean like. Who's the most outclassed in terms of stats or who's just overall a very hard to use/useless character. Not in terms of personallity if that makes it any clearer.

So basically I'm gonna start Revelations soon and I plan on marrying Setsuna. However, as most know, this means I have to sit a Child unit out. So I've heard many differing opinions and I think you guys are more reliable so I'll ask, what are in your opinions the worst children units?

Oh okay thank you so much! I was really worried it was a glitch and that I wouldn't get their child.

So I decided to marry Kaze and Setsuna in my Birthright profile, which was my first marriage. However, I discovered that after the S-support, no child paralogue appeared. This was odd because shortly after Rhajat's paralogue appeared after Orochi and Hayato married. Is this some sort of bug or am I missing something?

Oh ok I suppose that makes sense. I was just thinking since Emmeryn had a class as a sage and wasn't playable (not including spotpass) that maybe she would too.

The whole hair situation with her and her 5 children really doesn't make sense unless she perhaps married someone else after her husband was killed, which is why Sakura and your younger brother (I honestly forgot his name I feel bad..) are maybe different in appearance. Actually, maybe it would just be Sakura since your younger brother seems to be nearly the same age as you. Honestly this whole family hair color thing is giving me a headache. Also, does anyone know if the Queen has a class? Or is she just labeled as Queen?

It will probably stay just like it is in Japan. I mean, we got the fanservice DLC with only Tharja being slightly censored in Awakening, I'm sure we can handle rubbing faces. If it's more than the face though...that's another story.

I really want to see that blue haired maid, since we have known of her for months and yet don't know a thing about her other than her class and appearance. Elfie also looks really cute and I love her design a lot more than I thought I would. I'm so excited for the other new characters too...I hope we can see more of Nyx, Linca and Kazahana too.

Honestly the designs in this game are a huge improvement from Awakening. They're a lot more aesthetically pleasing in my opinion and if we get to re-class I'm sure it won't be as ugly as Awakening made it. I don't have any particular favorites but Linca and Hinoka are definitely up there. The only one who bothers me so far is that new Brave Hero unit but I like to pretend he doesn't exist, at least at the moment.

I don't really care if marriage came back, but if it did I'm sure it would be a lot more limited than Awakening was. I mean, this game has a lot to do with family so it definitely won't be as big as far as I can tell. I'm almost certain there will be romantic supports if anything, though, since those are in most Fire Emblem games.

I'm sure it'll be along the lines of "team up with the dancer to recruit an army, which is mainly just units from both sides, try to stop war." I'm sure I'll be okay/happy with it either way. Hopefully we might get a few new units but since it's DLC of sorts I doubt it.

I think it's safe to say Kamui is part Manakete. Most likely not full Manakete, because of their older appearance.

In Pokemon the difference between two versions is usually only legendary Pokemon, a few random Pokemon and maybe if you're lucky some different characters or areas. Whereas in this game (or games I guess...), you're getting a whole different side of the story, not just a few differences here and there. It just gives more variety to what your play style is and I don't see any reason to complain about it unless you're just worried about how expensive it is, which it is but at least you're getting a deal if you're buying all of them together. The more they appeal and get a bigger audience, the more Fire Emblem we will get.