Charlot

Charlot is a playable character from Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War. He is the brother of Laylea.

He is the substitute character of Coirpre if Sylvia was not paired up. Unlike Coirpre, Charlot is able to receive the Berserk.

Story Edit

Personality Edit

In-GameEdit

Base StatsEdit

Starting Class								Holy Blood
Priest								-
Level	HP	Str	Mag	Skl	Spd	Lck	Def	Res	Mov	Lead	Gold
1	24	0	11	8	9	3	3	9	5	0	5,000
Skills				Weapon				Starting Items
Paragon				Staff - B				Physic

Growth RatesEdit

Promotion GainsEdit

Promoted Class
High Priest
0	+5	+3	+2	+2	+1	0
Weapon Levels
C C C +1

OverallEdit

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Charlot has two main advantages over Coirpre; the skill Paragon and the Berserk. Thanks to his Paragon skill, players in general almost always prefer him to Coirpre when doing ranked runs. However, by getting Coirpre instead, both him and his sister Lene will inherit the Miracle from their mother, which is an extremely useful skill to possess in a ranked run. As a result of Holy Blood inherited from his parents, Coirpre will, naturally, have better stat growths than Charlot does. Additionally, he stands a chance to receive the Paragon Band as an inheritance heirloom from his parents, which will temporarily grant him the Paragon skill.

ConversationsEdit

In Chapter 9, Charlot can recruit Hannibal if he speaks to him.

In Chapter 9, after Grutia is captured, Charlot may speak to Hannibal and obtain the Berserk.

In Chapter 9, either Patty or Daisy may speak to Charlot, whereupon he will gain three points of HP and 100 love points with the conversation initiator. This conversation may not be triggered if either one of them already has a lover.

In Chapter 9, Laylea may speak to Charlot, resulting in him gaining one point of luck.

In Chapter 10, after Miletos is captured, Charlot may speak to Altena, whereupon she will gain five points of magic defense.

Love GrowthsEdit

Original and replacement characters have the same love growths, unless stated otherwise.

• Julia: 0+0
• Altena: N/A
• Muirne: 220+3
• Creidne: 0+2
• Jeanne: 0+2 (0+0 for Jeanne and Coirpre)
• Hermina: 0+2
• Laylea: -- (Not possible, since they are siblings)
• Daisy: 0+3 (200+3 for Patty and Charlot)
• Linda: 0+3

Quotes Edit

Endings Edit

Genealogy of the Holy War Edit

Non-Canon Apperances Edit

Fire Emblem: Light Inheritors Edit

Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War (Mitsuki Oosawa Manga) Edit

Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War (Nattsu Fujimori Manga) Edit

Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War Gag Paradise Edit

Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War - Sigurd's Tale Edit

Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War - Last of the Earth Dragons Edit

Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War - Forest and Lake Country Edit

Fire Emblem 0 (Cipher)Edit

Charlot is illustrated in the trading card game with the following cards:

B15-087HN

B15-088N

Etymology Edit

The name Charlot is a French name. In French the meaning of the name Charlot is: Son of Charlemagne.

GalleryEdit

See main article: Charlot/Gallery.

Official artwork of Charlot from the Super Tactics Book.

Charlot, as he appears in the first series of the TCG as a Level 1 Priest.

Charlot, as he appears in the second series of the TCG as a Level 10 Priest.

Charlot, as he appears in the third series of the TCG as a Level 20 High Priest.

Artwork of Charlot in Fire Emblem 0 (Cipher) by Misa Tsutsui.

Artwork of Charlot in Fire Emblem 0 (Cipher) by Misa Tsutsui.

Charlot as a High Priest in Fire Emblem 0 (Cipher).

Charlot as a Priest in Fire Emblem 0 (Cipher).

Charlot's portrait in Genealogy of the Holy War.

Charlot's battle sprite as a High Priest in Genealogy of the Holy War.

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