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Revision as of 17:06, 25 March 2013
—Cervantes talking about his prized "hairs".
Cervantes is an enemy boss character from Fire Emblem: Awakening. He is one of Walhart's officers and one of the few bosses in Awakening to be fought more than once.
Profile
One of Valm's most capable warriors, he has never been bested in combat. As he has not shaved once since his first battle, he believes that his mustache makes him invincible.
Stats
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|General
|10
|55
|28
|0
|25
|15
|20
|28
|12
| -*
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Indoor Fighter
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Lance - ?
Axe - ?
|Tomahawk
Gold (M)**
Dracoshield***
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*5 in Chapter 20
**Drops when defeated (Chapter 16 only)
***Drops when defeated (Chapter 20 only)
Quotes
Chapter 16
—Cervantes' pre-battle quote
—Cervants' defeat quote
Vs. Chrom
Chrom: Fiend! You invade kingdoms and bully them into submission... Why? What does it achieve?
Cervantes: Do you even need ask, whelp? Emperor Walhart is destined to rule this world, plain and simple.
Chrom: Yes, but to what end?
Cervantes: Irrelevant! Walhart's mind is beyond the grasp of common men.
Chrom: So you don't even know what you're fighting for?
Cervantes: I tend to my own beard, boy. A soldier does not question orders. But he gives his loyalty—and maybe his life—in the service of greater men.
Chrom: Greater men? Is living only to conquer so great an ambition?
Cervantes: What could be greater! Once I had dreams myself of commanding a nation... But Walhart? Aye, he dreams bigger. He would rule the entire world! Mine is nothing compared to the moxie of the Conqueror. I am but a single tiny hair on the beard of a flea in his great mustache! Have you not tasted the thrill of being part of something bigger than yourself?
Chrom: Not at the price of inflicting cruelty and suffering, no.
Cervantes: Hmph. Then we have nothing more to discuss. Prepare to learn the meaning of the word "beard." ...Fear, I mean fear!
Vs. Say'ri
Cervantes: ...Eh wot?! It cannot be! Say'ri—my mortal enemy...
Say'ri: General Cervantes... Your reputation—and your gut—precedes you.
Cervantes: But we have met in battle before, girl! Have you forgotten?! Not long ago, you and I, locked in deadly combat. I was sure we had won the day until you appeared...
Say'ri: ...Your beard again? Can you talk of nothing else, you imperial pig?!
Cervantes: Ap-PEARED! I said "appeared"! Just...never mind!
Chapter 20
—Cervantes's pre-battle quote
—Cervantes' death quote
Etymology
He may be named after Miguel de Cervantes, a Spanish novelist whose magnum opus, Don Quixote, is regarded as one of the greatest works of fiction ever written.
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