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I don't know who put more effort into making Azama dislikable: whoever wrote his supports or whoever gave him Hexing Rod, Counter and Miracle on the Conquest route.

Felix is probably my favorite character in Three Houses, but I agree, he definitely belongs here.

Sometimes....i imagine that whenever felix is rude towards dedue, Ashe breaks chararacter and becomes ultra passive agrasive-

I like how Shinon's personal skill is provoke. It makes is assholiness that much more surreal.

I remember when you recruit Azama in Birthright he just watches Setsuna sink into quick sand and says it's interesting or something

What these Characters need: Shinon: Therapy Felix: Therapy Azama: Therapy

Felix's frustration comes from the fact he hates the romantization of chivalry. The children of Faerghus are taught that dying in battle is cool. That risking your life for a bunch of rich people is a noble path. Felix calls bs on that, and I'm 100% with him. Yeah he's a total jerk to everyone, but I love him so much. I just can't bring myself to hate the guy. I love him, he's great.

Honestly i like Azama a lot on the bases of him being an absolute asshole Really refreshing from the usual healers that are just all kindnes and care for others

Even though Felix is insensitive to others feelings sometimes. He was one of the few characters who Has the Balls to Stand up to [ Redacted ] During his edgy phase.

Also, Azama is hilarious. Standout moments include: His introduction in Birthright where Setsuna is sinking into quicksand and instead of helping he assures her that she will live on in their memories. “Fruit is proof that the gods exist and love us. Just kidding! Life is meaningless.” “It is not your time to die, Corrin! Not for another 72 years and 19 days...”

holy moly can you please watch the video before commenting about Felix wow

Felix is an asshole, but a very sympathetic one who gets some good character development in Azure Moon.

Someone I've noticed who's been catching a lot of flack recently is Hilda. And honestly, it feels like Launch Ingrid discourse. People absolutely slamming her, calling her racist for her C support with Cyril and complaint about her laziness. It's a shame because like most of the characters in 3H, she's not a bad person for unfounded reasons and it's not like she doesn't develop. But for some reason people just don't have the tolerance or understanding they do with Hilda as they do other characters. Her prejudices are only present in a single C conversation and she's worked through them by the A, but even then so many people seem to forget that the Almyrans are literally functionally Vikings, try to kill her brother and invade Leister for fun constantly, conscript prepubesent child soldiers and just in general completely justify and reinforce the stigma against them. She has one support chain with the only Almyran she's ever seen who isn't trying to murder her closest family member (she doesn't know Claude's Almyran), the fact that she says stuff along the lines of "Wow, you're far better than most Almyrans" is completely fair and honestly a very tame reaction. And in regards to her laziness, crushing expectations and feeling of not wanting to do anything because you feel like you'll disappoint everyone is like, the core of her character and completely justified considering her brother is possibly the strongest man in her country. "Man she's so lazy I hate her" rings so hollow to me after actually reading her supports, yet I see it all too often. It's a typical case of not getting the issue so minimising how bad it is, basically most Hilda detractors I see just say "suck it up" or "who cares she's still horrible" and I'm like man, where's that energy with literally anybody else in the roster? Probably because other character struggle with either trauma, clear mental illness, class issues or grief, which is far easier to understand and more relatable. People who don't have imposter syndrome probably aren't gonna take it seriously, to them it's "just an excuse to be lazy" because instead of hearing voices or breaking down crying, she procrastinates and overrelies on others due to not having faith in herself. It's a real shame her honestly great character flies under the radar so often because she's got a nice rack and rough exterior. No idea why I wrote all this out, just kinda wanted to put why I like Hilda to writing and considering how often she's disliked a vid about hated FE characters seemed the right place.

"He's wrong about Dorothea, he's wrong about Dedue, he's wrong about Ingrid, he's *very uncharitable* towards Dimitri, he's wrong about Ashe, he's wrong about Leonie . . ." Don't think I didn't see what you did there.

One thing I always liked about the Tellius games is how they actually show a deep spectrum of behavior within the core themes in their world. It's a lot harder to hate Shinon for being an ignorant, antagonistic jerk when you compare him to an actual monster like Izuka, for example. You know both of them are in the wrong, and on similar issues, but it's hard to compare someone who's just an asshole to an actual war criminal who'd give real-life Nazis a run for their money. As another example, there are any number of radicalized Daein map bosses to compare Jill to, and realize that the simple act of opening herself up to the possibility she might be wrong was actually a pretty remarkable thing to do. Comparing Jill to Petrine, as a specific example, shows that even though both of them were radicalized, one of them had the courage to question herself, while the other was a coward to the end, delighting in the misery of others just to deny her own insecurities. And Tellius gives us both sides of the coin: for every comparison that flatters characters like Jill and Shinon, there's also an unflattering one: a Zihark or an Ike to compare them against, so that you also realize that even though they may not have the absolute worst character traits, they've got a long way to go to actually being good people. I really think that the shades of grey Tellius paints are underestimated. It's something I never see Tellius get enough credit for, and just thought it was worth mentioning here.

Hilda/Ingrid posts: *justification for being racist* Shinon posts: WHEN U KILL SUBHUMAN LMAO BOTTOM TEXT

Losing my mind at this thumbnail this is so funny

I wish Felix and Hapi had a support conversation. It would make an interesting support.

Felix is definitely an asshole, but I will say that most of the time his evaluations of others aren't actually wrong. Or at least not totally wrong. In addition to his initial evaluations, he does discover that there is more to them than what he initially observes. Dorothea's reason for being at Garreg Mach was to find a suitable husband, and when Felix assumes that she's is interested in him because he's the heir to house Fraldarius, Dorothea words her way around it, but never totally denies it. He later realizes that she's more aware of the realities of the world than he thought, and while he seems to be pretty oblivious to girls' feelings, hopefully he also figures out that while she is looking for a wealthy husband, she also wants someone sincere who sees her for who she is. His deduction that Dedue is blindly obedient to Dimitri isn't totally wrong either. Dedue would follow nearly any order issued to him by Dimitri unquestioningly. However Felix realizes later on that part of his reason for doing so is to help Dimitri achieve his goals no matter the personal sacrifice Dedue must make. Felix's statements towards Ingrid come more out of concern for her life. He knows what has happened to knights who valued chivalry and pride over everything else, and he sees Ingrid following that path as well. He doesn't want her to follow a path that will get herself killed. He calls her out for romanticizing blind obedience, which Ingrid doesn't deny, and she later decides that she should follow her own beliefs rather than blind loyalty to a superior. With Ashe, his evaluations of tales of chivalry aren't wrong either. Tales of chivalry romanticize and glorify war and often, if not always, leave out its true horrors. Because of these tales of chivalry, Ashe's perspective on the world was very idealistic, making him naive to the underlying darknesses in other people. Felix's point isn't to say that Ashe should give up on tales of chivalry entirely, only that he shouldn't draw so heavily on them when looking at the world. The one example I will agree with is his assumption about Leonie. He flat out underestimated her, and it cost him. It served as a humbling moment for him, and gave him an opportunity to reflect on some of his weaknesses. His remark that she's "impressive for a girl," is more just his back handed way of giving compliments, and they banter back and forth. I'd say that through his support with Leonie, Felix found his ideal training partner. Like it is stated in the video, Felix's evaluations of others aren't 100% correct, however it should be noted that most of the time they aren't flat out wrong either.

Felix secretly cares for his friends, this is show during some supports and at the monastery, when Dimitri dies in Golden Deer Route he questions himself, wondering if hr could have been the one to save him. He's surprisingly nice to Annette, hell he might be in love with her during his supports with her, he also shows to care for Sylvain his older brother, Felix is more of a douchey version of a tsundere, at least he's actually good compared to the other two.

I actually love Felix, but I definitely agree with your assessment of him. He’s definitely a jerk, but it’s not like it’s without reason. I think what liked most about him is his character development in his supports. While he may start out obstinate and aggressive (borderline verbal abuse) he’s able to change his view. At least a little. Even tho he hated Dimitri for a time, in their S support, he was extremely loyal and close to him. He even mourned Dimitri’s death more so than the queen. It’s the same with Sylvain. They were very close in their A and S support. I made the huge mistake of recruiting him during my Crimson Flower run ‘cause watching him slowly break down was kinda hard to see. Especially since he was my best unit, so he took out his dad, Sylvain, and Dimitri. I felt so bad. Yeh, but I’m not saying he doesn’t belong on this list lol. I’m just rambling.

I was about to say "Most hated..? Felix got 5th place in CYL lol" then you did your disclaimer right on queue.

In a world of Shinons, be a Zihark

I love Azama so much, ever since I first played Birthright he's been my favorite hoshido character. Not only is he a troll in the game's story, but he's also a troll to the player, being a really strong physical fighter that is classed a freaking monk.

Azama is a serious d-bag, but I still S-supported him 3 times Lol

12:25 is he though? Dorothea generally is seen trying to marry into nobility, as much as I love him Dedue IS nothing but a blind loyal dog when it comes to Dimitri, and Ingrid was trying to follow in Glen's footstep, a path which ended up in death, something which he doesn't want to happen to her; he's seen first hand the brutal, vicious, savage and sadistic side of Dimitri when they were quelling a rebellion and that sight must have horrified Felix (and heck, Dimitri essentially BECAME what Felix said about him for most of Azure Moon) As for his worldview regarding chivalry and self sacrifice in general....I get it. Look at this from his perspective: his older brother, who he loved and admired greatly, died in a massacre that left only Dimitri alive. So obviously he must be grieving, he's vulnerable, mourning his brother's death and he's in need of comfort And what does his father do to comfort him? He tells his son to be proud of Glen because "he died like a true knight". His older brother is gone and he can never come back, and his own father tries to make a beautiful thing out of it, something to be praised and admired (Heck, Dimitri himself says there was no beautiful death to be found that day, it was purely a massacre, with Glen's face contorted with pain). Those words did little to comfort him. In fact, they had the exact opposite effect. So because of this, Felix not only begins to hate his father, but also chivalry in general. He sees it as people needlessly sacrificing themselves when they should be placing their own lives first, and the romanticization of that idea sickens him even more because he feels like it's trying to make out of death a beautiful thing, something to be admired and an example to follow, just like his father. He just wants people to live, and that if there's a reason to fight, it should be to live. His opinion on chivalry is purely subjective, based on his own personal feelings, but he does have some valid points regarding of ugly side of it: regular people HAVE a romanticized idea about what it means to be a knight because of books and such, and those same people may decide to follow that path without truly knowing what it entails. People THINK dying for your country is romantic and such, but who knows how many of those people would still feel the same when faced with death. And heck, knighthood is not all protecting the innocents and the weak; sometimes your lord orders you to quell a peasants rebellion that are only revolting because of the lord's mistreatment. Knighthood can instill good values like devotion and protecting the weak, but it also promotes more nasty stuff like dying for "king and country"

Personally I love Azama. Characters like him and Makalov that are blatant assholes really make me laugh, but I honestly couldn't tell ya why.

At the risk of sounding edgy I think Felix's criticism of knights tales is incredibly valid. In context of the game these stories do lead to impressionable children fantasizing about going off to fight in war and becoming soldiers. A similar criticism could be made of real life military films which are often just propaganda to get people to join the military.

I think one thing you kind of missed in the Felix support is how much he views, and is made to view, himself as an outsider. A lot of his problems I think stemmed from the fact that not only he never healthily dealt with his Glenn's death, but the way that others dealt with Glenn's death and the tragedy in general made them feel cold to him. Without anyone non-patriotic to comfort him all he was surrounded with after his death was all that chivalry stuff and him seeing Dmitri get socially rewarded for coping (ie masking his feelings) while he could see he was suffering the same as himself really would of just made him feel that people weren't respecting his feelings which he turned into bitterness. Even M'Dmitri post war phase would annoy him with the amount of outward concern he got for his character change when Felix probably interpenetrated he get none when he lashes out. He is just a perfect storm of emotions that means he is kind of justified not letting people in while all the while not letting people in is preventing him from moving on in life which makes it really sweet when you get glimpses of it showing through his A supports. Probably one of my favourite characters in the game, and I agree with most stuff you talked about him, and he is just a really fleshed out edgeman that fits in with the world really well.

Please do one with Peri. She's basically Henry gone bad.

All the comments about Felix becouse these guys haven’t played the other games

I'd be very curious to see an analysis of Sylvain. Normally he's the go-to character to hate when it comes to the Blue Lions because of his surface level antics, so it's interesting to me to see someone else get talked about in this way.

I love Shinon as a character. He's a somewhat lovable asshole, yet you somewhat care for the guy and his struggles. Yes, his racism is bad, and that makes him so interesting! The more I think about the Tellius arc, the more I think it's the best FE games. I know that it's practically a meme to love Tellius, but man, the games are incredible.

When Felix tells Ingrid to go find a husband, I believe that's out of context. Ingrid says that knights must be obedient to their kings, so Felix means to say "If you like obedience so much, then you might as well go find a husband."

Are we going to overlook the fact that Azama’s supports normally end well? In the beginning of most of his supports due to his rep he’s already give a persona that people think of him. But at the end of the support there’s always something good that happens. And please let’s not forget that he little foreshadows Azura secret about her pendant literally killing her?

To be fair to Felix, media is easy to use to control the thoughts and actions of the people; we need only look at the last few years for this to be obvious. Also, there's a very good reason why even Lu Bu calls Azama the "Troll Path"...

In Shinon's case: Of course he's going to hate Laguz who act respectful and polite, it goes against his views of them and proves him wrong. When confronted with the truth, it's a common reaction for people who believed the lie to double down on the lie. This applies to all forms of ignorance and prejudice, read any political social media ever.

14:15 I heavily disagree with your assertion that this was a "rhetorical question" and that Felix "already knew the answer". Felix seems to have been deeply disturbed back in the rebellion when his childhood friend first started showing his bloodthirsty tendencies, and ever since he appears to have been deeply confusedabout what happened to make him that way. I think Felix was never able o reconcile the friend he knew in his childhood with the man he sees on the battlefield.

I wonder if he'll include Peri next

I love how Felix acts on crimson flower. Bonus points for having him kill all of his friends so the moral ambiguity of his actions destroys his image of himself.

I liked the way these three characters were grouped together. They're all jerks who I definitely wouldn't want to be friends with, but they're entertaining to read, well-written and well-developed, and not flat-out irredeemable. FE can get a bit boring because most recruitable units are so righteous and good, so watching a few characters sow the seeds of chaos provides some much-needed variety.

I think it's worth mentioning that the Shinon base convo also features him getting hung up over Greil's death. That ire towards Ike could also be fueled by living in the shadow of the one dude he respected and is still grieving over. IIRC, there's also an RD base convo where he raises some money by selling bows for the mercs. Ike finds out and him and Aimee ponder over the weirdly kind action. Then of course there's Rolf who is trained and even given a prf weapon by the dude. Stuff like this is what makes Shinon a great character in my eyes. He's a scumbag but has enough vulnerabilities and bonds to feel like a believable person.

Would love to see you dig into Sylvain as a character, he is introduced as shallow and unlikeable but has a lot of depth and he not-so-secretly is self deprecating and fights to a point it’s considered suicidal (Felix A+ Support) where he does not care if he gets hurt.

Fun fact, during the paralogue where you save Azama’s daughter Mitama, Azama does not give a damn that she’s moments away from death because “death comes to everyone someday”. By that logic he should be more willing to risk life and limb for her since “death comes to everyone someday” but he can be very self serving often times

Funny story: Ever since playing 3H, I give Felix's voice to any character with a chip on their shoulder if the game doesn't have dialogue. This was especially the case in Tellius. I heard Shinon talk like him, and Soren talk like him... but not Naesala.

I’m pretty sure Azama is the biggest troll in all of Fire Emblem I love him so much

Well, the most hated characters can also be the most liked. The in-universe and out-of-universe opinions of a character may not line up. Also, entertaining villain > boring hero.

Dang I love Azama, I didn't know people disliked him, I thought having characters who are a-holes as Azama was always fun, cause I like having characters like that, cause in reality a-holes exist so it's interesting seeing how characters can have more personality than just goody two shoes.

How does one talk about Azama without discussing his horrible treatment of his daughter, Mitama?

One of the few things I actually really like about Birthright (even though I definitely prefer conquest) is how it uses the stigma of being the "good option" in its favor with its characters. I mean, among these people are: Azama: If internet trolls existed in ancient Japan Saizo: Sexy grinch Oboro: Xenophobic (though for justified reasons and is willing to grow) Takumi: A pineapple that has had one too many red bulls Rinkah: C supports pretty much amount to "fuck off" And all of them I at least like with some being favs (Azama, Rinkah and Saizo). Oh, and good vid mate.

Oh boy, I was missing some hate in my day

I feel like most people know a Felix in real life, and the people that don't unironically like him despite the other majority cringing every time that Felix-like person is present at a party

The only good thing about Azama is his daughter Mitama.

Suprised you havent put Peri in one of these yet.

Love shinon and that fact that he doesn't change. Makes him more realistic and grounded when he doesn't have some forced overhaul of his base personality. He's the perfect opposite of jill and having both is a good thing. You can be a jill and learn and grow or a shinon who merely adapts but doesn't change. Also makes sense given that jill is still young and shinon is already set in his ways. It's just like real life and having a racist still be one of the "good" guys was bold of the writers and I'll give them props for it. It's a delicate balance but I think they did well with him

Funny thing I did hated Felix's personality when I first met the guy Then when I wake up we were both married in the game

I can't speak for the other two, but Felix has a right to be angry, seeing as he lost his brother, and then had to sit there hearing from his father and everyone else how "great a death" Glenn had. One can imagine that he couldn't ever discuss that topic with his father, because his father is um... who he is. Chivalrous. He really has no reason to be nice or open up to others, save for Slyvain, who occasionally flusters Felix for reminding him of the person he used to be. Someone weak who would run up to Slyvain "crying" and who looked up to Slyvain as a big brother. Felix, I think, is in such a dark place in his mind that he really tries to convince himself that the optimistic and justice-loving masses are weaker than himself, because they glorify death; and tries at every chance he has to dehumanize himself, as he feels it's disrespecting the memory of his brother.

Great job Ghast. Enjoyable as always.

Felix is a character that says a lot of accurate things, but is terrible at delivering them in an empathetic and constructive way - ultimately leading to hum antagonizing the people he cares about and causing him to distance further. Boy/man needs some support to work through his issues and find a way of interacting with others that lets him express his concerns in a way that is seen as heartfelt instead of hateful.

I called Felix tsundere

17:45 honestly, Azama had me laughing. His name is literally one letter removed from Hazama in Blazblue, and so I'd read all his lines in my head in the same tone and inflection that Erik Davies did for Hazama, and it just... made him so damn funny to me. It turned him from an just an unapologetic asshole, into a snarky, sarcastic asshole. If you read half the opening lines to his B-supports with a smirk and a sarcastic tone, it just makes the insincere apologies so much funnier I find.

I really love the analyses you make! Please keep making them!

Loving this series, sometimes the asshole characters are a refreshment from so many just purely good characters. It’s nice to have some kind of gray area

Really hit the nail on the head with Felix imo, I personally love how often he's proven wrong about things and perhaps more importantly that he DOES have something of value to say in a good few of his supports where afterwards I really thought about the things he said and how I feel about that philosophy. It makes him so much more than just an edgy abrasive sword lad who's just rude because that's his gimmick

yay part 2 is finally here!

I might get a little flack for this, but Azama, while absolutely an asshole, has one unintentionally redeeming thing about him. When he's criticizing the others within the Fates cast, he's often times correct. Yes, he is a bully. Yes, his criticisms are usually unwarranted with rare exception. But he is right, even if he is a jerk about it. But he's only right about this because of the world he's been placed into the characters he's criticizing. Put that same character into a better written cast, and he's just some jerk who gets his kicks from bringing down others.

A lot of support conversations in the series are written as the two characters antagonizing each other and then coming to a compromise. Having prickly characters kind of just makes it easier to write these, I imagine. I think in Shinon's case, he's a guy who is skeptical of any human contact and will come up with any excuse to not interact with people. His racism seems like it isn't so much about "beorc>laguz" as it is "this is a convenient excuse to not interact with a big chunk of people on the continent." Felix is actually usually trying to help people when he antagonizes them, because he has genuine feelings about things that don't matter and things that do matter. He vastly underrates the worth of loyalty, but his existence actually seems to have a positive impact overall, helping people to remember the value of things not of a social nature but of a human one. Azama is a "people explorer." He's an asshole to try to gauge reactions from people. He's like Bugs Bunny, or that guy who made phone videos of himself roasting random people in public. He takes insult with the veneer of politeness that people hold and wants to get under it and experience "the real you" without earning your trust. I would have big personal issues with someone like Azama to the point where I'd have to confront them at some point.

Drunk Shinon is so funny

I agree with Azama and Shinon. Felix? Not so much. That dude just lost his brother, which he loved more than anything, but instead of support from his father he gets a glorification of his death. And he didnt hate Dimitri for surviving the massacre, but for lying and pretending to be someone he's not. He just saw his best friend slaughter soldiers during the rebellion with a smile on his face and the next time he saw he acted as he didnt just went super phsycho? I wouldn't trust him either. I agree that he goes to far with Dimitri (verbal abuse us not cool) but remember, he's traumatized. Not continuing towards his, apparently false, accusations. 1) He's not actually wrong about Dorothea, that girl practically screams about her search for a rich noble to support her. And did she outright deny the claim that she was interested in him, in the beginning? And she is totally not word wise. She knows a lot, growing up in the streets will teach you something, but she is also horrible naive about how nobility works ( Ferdinand support) and just assumes they all are the same. 2) Dedue confessed that he would kill innocent people and CHILDREN on Dimitris Command, no questions asked. That sounds like a "royal rabid dog" to me. Yes he has more depths to his loyalty. But in the core of the matter I would not call him wrong. 3) Ingrid, oh Ingrid. She is the literall humanization of what he hates the most, ultimate loyalty and chivalry. And even though he shows some really unpleasant traits ( sexism is not cool) he too is right to some degree. Later Ingrid confesses that she couldn't not blindly follow orders, a fault which will kill her on the path she is set to go. And she too comes to the conclusion that she should fight for her own beliefs instead of trying to copy them. 4) Ashe, the media has power, even in the middle ages. The true horrors of war are glossed over, blinding many young people, which leads to them throwing their life away. And yes Felix did not have to bitch at Ashe so hard ( its still just a book) the core of the matters correct: don't underestimate the horrors of war. Leonie is just a fault of Felix, can't defend him there. Still I don't agree with how wrong he was made out in the video, just my opinion though.

Yeah. Azama is a bully, and a huge pain to find an S-support for. So it was with a certain level of smug satisfaction that I paired him with Setsuna in my first playthrough of Birthright, for what I saw as her unintentionally putting him in his place. I also did something similar with Felix where I made him my Dancer in my first Blue Lions playthrough despite his begging to not be selected. I was also completely floored when he and Dimitri shared a paired ending. Like, he went from "boar" to missing him even more than the queen. D'aaawwwww!

I kinda hated Azama because I kept showing up in Heroes. But now that I know about how he is, I actually have respect for him not caring about what others think.

Well call me Laurent because I'm a big fan of Felix.

Ah yes, the most hated person out of these three. Edgy Felix (Jokes aside, love the video dude, keep it up!)

Awesome video as usual, great work!

I think Felix hating Dimitri is out of fear than hate. He knows how insane Dimitri can be, and since he witnessed that insanity when he was young that could result in trauma. And even before time skip, he knows the 'boar' side still resides in Dimitri. So he keeps his distance to him because to Felix, Dimitri is a ticking time bomb that's ready to go off at any moment. So in conclusion, I think Felix still thinks of Dimitri as a friend, but is cautious and resentful because he thinks Dimitri is a wolf pretending to be a lamb.

honestly i really thought that in Ashe and Felix's b support, i really thought Felix was mean enough to make Ashe snap and drop the F-bomb. disappointed that didnt happen but can you imagine being irritable enough to make someone like Ashe curse? lol

Azama is my favorite Fates character, but this disturb me because everyone says he's an asshole. I think not, maybe because I'm French and the french version of the game madr him less unbearable. Azama have, according to me, the most fun and memorable support conversations. He's like the monk version of the Dude from the Big Lebowski, but capable of roasting everyone at any moment.

So are we gonna ignore those "dark" relics in the Felix footage? Are those hacked? Regardless, good video Ghast! Nice to see your videos again

this video is great and i cant wait for the triangle strategy video

They would be more hated if they weren't good units stats wise... lol

I could probably see Virion, Lorenz and maybe Sylvain possibly being in later videos in this series

Comment for the algorithm. Great content Ghast!

16:03 THERE SHE IS! THERE'S MY FAVOURITE HOSHIDAN GIRL! I knew you would bring up their C Support when you mentioned how Azama was hated by people around him.

I gotta say, Jakob is kind of an asshole at times too. There were times where I wanted to fire him as my butler because he was just plain rude to the others. As for Felix, I always did like him. I had trouble really understanding why he detested Dimitri until their A support where I realized that he was still really lost and confused as to what happened to his childhood friend. A big part of his character is that the past changed him permanently and unlike Dimitri, he was the realist that acted as a foil to Dimitri with how he was always in his own head and focused on the hate he feels for himself. I always saw him as an effective foil for Dimitri because he went through the Tragedy of Duscur and came out the opposite. Even so, he was still very much hurt over losing his brother and for Dimitri turning into a savage when he suppressed the rebellions in Faerghus. That was what made me realize how important Felix is to Dimitri and to Faerghus overall. But until I got to that A support all I had to tell him was "Leave Dimitri alone! Leave him alone!"

17:15 Oh dear, what is that dance XD

Shinnon hates Ike so much that when he got into Heroes he became his counter lmao Btw where's Makalov?

...I found Azama incredibly likable and he was my second favourite character in Fates aside from Forrest. Personally I always saw his teasing as more akin to the wise monk that humbles other characters trope but I guess other people didn't.

Can we get a part 3? I'm loving these and while I like this character; I also want to hear you rip into Corrin.

Felix actually loves his friends and would protect them to the death. The only thing is, he has a hard time expressing it. He may not be a knight, but in Ingrid’s and Ashe’s supports, it is proven that he sure acts like one.

I like the clips of a hacked level 10 felix murdering fodder with hero's relics, nice touch as you talk about one of my favorite 3H units

I recruited Felix to the Black Eagles (haven't done a second playthrough yet), so I didn't get to see his interactions with the Lions, but I thought he was actually pretty cool, just as long as you realize he is wholly devoted to honing his sword skills and not concerning himself with camaraderie or making connections. I thought at the end of my game he might become my bodyguard or something, but, he just ended up becoming a vagabond swordsman. : / I guess it makes sense when you realize he spends most of the game in the arena.

Felix is definitely not a most hated in the community, if anything he's a fan favorite...? Sure he's edgy and often rude, but he always has a point, and gives respect where it's due. And he's one of the best combat units of the game. Pretty sure Lorenz is 3H's most hated.

You know, I’ve decided I like Azama, because much like him, I also wish I could insult and bully the fates cast.

I never knew Azama was like that at all. I never used him, and so I never unlocked any of his supports. Finding out that this was what he was actually like was interesting.

I always had the feeling that Felix isn't a bad character, just REALLY infuriating sometimes! It's understandable that he might resent the thoughts of knighthood, as he sees it as the pointless "faith" that killed someone close to him, and i can fully understand how he has come to project those feelings on others... He keeps people at arms length, afraid to let anyone get close, as he is obviously TERRIFIED of losing someone again, and he never allows himself to admit how close he feels to someone, as he not only already lost someone, but loses his dad too for what seems like the same reason, affirming his beliefs in his own eyes. I think what Felix resents the most isn't the idea of sacrificing yourself for someone else or your beliefs, as he has no problems with stepping in to save someone else, but more that he hates it when someone does it without thinking of the loved ones they leave behind, and how they put everything on them to deal with the fallout because they "stuck to their belief". What makes Felix infuriating to me is that he doesn't seem to understand that the thing he hates the most, is something he does without even noticing it! In a few of his supports he puts himself in mortal danger to save someone else, relying on his skills to not actually be in danger when he does it, but completely overlooks that if he slipped up or got caught by surprise, he would have died for the same reason he hates the thought of knighthood... He is basicly a walking contradiction, dismissing ideas and ideals, that he actually lives by without realizing it!

Felix pissed me off so much in the story. It was so great for Seteth to give him the biggest slice of humble pie.

Shinon: doesn’t like leguz Me: but Lethe

Honestly my biggest problem with Azama is that bloody Hexing rod he has during chapter 24 of conquest during the hard and lunatic difficulties. That thing is always a pain no matter what map it’s in.

Whenever I remember Shinon exists I always think of a fan art someone drew with him as a laguz, he's extremely grumpy about it