Robin is a customizable Avatar who debuted in Fire Emblem: Awakening. Throughout the game, he often battles enemies alongside Chrom, the game's protagonist. Robin starts the game by losing his memory, but he still has lots of knowledge of fighting. He starts the game with the Bronze Sword, before he eventually battles with his trusty Levin Sword, but is also capable of attacking with Magic spells using his Tomes. Some spells of his are Thunder, Thoron, Arcfire, Elwind, and Bonfire.

When Robin marries someone, they will have a child named Morgan, who has traveled to Robin's time from the future. Because of his and Chrom's strong bond, Lucina believes that Robin is her future father's killer, and plans to kill him herself, but is tearfully unable to bring herself to do it. Robin is also one of the characters who believes that Lucina is Marth when she's disguised as him. He comments that "Marth" is a gifted swordsman, with a noble army.

Towards the end of Awakening, Validar possesses Robin in order to make him his god, haunting right?

Robin also appears in Fire Emblem: Fates, but only if his Amiibo is scanned. He is also in Fire Emblem: Warriors, and Heroes. It is often suggested that Robin and Chrom must use Pair Up to defeat a powerful foe.

Because I sure do. I'm restarting conquest cause only the the royal sibling have any ability to do anything. Everyone else gets out so fast.And it doesn't help i was playing hard lol.

I want to make a unit that is practically impossible to hit, using the avoid stack. So, I need to know what the fastest unit is to use most effectively, thanks :D

Y'all seemed to like my Lords Zoom Meeting artwork so here's another little idea I illustrated (let me know if any of you'd like to see more of these, or if I'm posting in the wrong place, I doodle stupid FE stuff all the time)

• Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon/Mystery

• This game is mostly fine, as the kingdoms are generic medieval, and not ripping off any culture, however, the Manaketes, especially Bantu, have Native American style clothing, which is not only appropriation, but racist, because it pushes the stereotype that "All Native Americans are Furries".

• Fire Emblem: Gaiden

• This game is slightly less subtle in the generic medieval kingdoms, Rigel is literally just Britain, and Zofia is literally France, the Duma Faithful seem to be based on Jewish Rabbis, especially since one of their classes is a "Cantor" another word for a Jewish priest like a rabbi, at least it's not really that bad of a stereotype compared to what I'll get into in the Jugdral games.

• Fire Emblem: Genealogy/Thracia

• Oh boy, where to begin? Well, on the bright side, the kingdoms are generic again, but with German undertones due to Gratuitous German names, however, the Loptous Church are not only based on Jews, but Anti-Semitic stereotypes, they're portrayed as big-nosed treacherous cowards who worship a dark god and are supremacists, and what's more thinly veiled is they use the Star of David as their main sigil, they even wear Klansmen uniforms, if that isn't anti-Jewish then I don't know what is.

• Fire Emblem Elibe

• The Sacaen Nomads as you can tell by the name ripoff the Saracens, aka, medieval Muslims, but due to their culture, they more so ripoff the Asian tribes such as the Mongols and Huns.

• Fire Emblem Sacred Stones

• Nothing here, probably the least offensive.

• Fire Emblem Tellius

• Begnion is literally just the Byzantine Empire due to it's political structure, and like how male Archanea Manaketes are dragon Native Americans, the bird Laguz are dressed up like you guessed it, Native Americans.

• Fire Emblem Awakening

• Ylisse is a generic kingdom, however Plegia culturally appropriates various cultures such as Egyptian, and overall Middle East culture, and is racist because it portrays them as "savages", Ferox is literally just a westernized Mongol Empire, Valm, judging by the symbol, and Walhart's japanese name, seems to be a mix between Germany and Britain.

• Fire Emblem Fates

• Nohr judging by it's symbol is France, and Hoshido is literally Feudal Japan, the Vallites, seem to be Mayans, due to their ancient conspiracies, and their architecture.

• Fire Emblem Three Houses

• The Black Eagles ripped off the Holy Roman Empire, and Blue Lions seem to be generic, the Golden Deer too, however the Church of Seiros is literally just the Roman Catholic Church, and Agartha, while it's pretty sci-fi, seems to be Russian due to Cyrillic text being on their constructions.

Whew, that was a mouthful.

So, I am working on getting every single unit in Fire Emblem Awakening to maxed out stats and preferred classes and skills. (Yes, even the Wireless Spotpass ones) But I am having trouble with deciding my Morgan’s skills. Her purpose is to be a offensive lead, with her Mother being Aversa. She currently has Shadowgift, Armsthrift, and I am getting her to get Galeforce. I thought Lucky Seven might be good to boost her chance of Armsthrift activating because she is going to be wielding quite a few valuable weapons, but I don’t know if it is necessary. As for the last skill, I don’t know that either. And I am pretty sure what class I want her to be, (Grandmaster) but I am open to recommendations. Thanks :D