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* [[Absurdly Youthful Mother]]: Most of the first-gen females, if you pair them up. Even if we assume that there are years between chapters, it seems unlikely that all of them were even 18 by the time they gave birth. [[Truth in Television]] though when we consider the more [[The Dung Ages]]-like approach this games takes in comparison to other FE titles.

* [[Adaptation Expansion]]: The Oosawa manga covers a lot of characterization of the side characters, and goes into more detail on what happens within the countries where the battles happen. For instance, it creates a rather big subplot on the...[[Brother-Sister Incest|unique]] [[Star-Crossed Lovers|situation]] between Eltoshan and Lachesis... though at the cost of making Elto's wife a [[Ron the Death Eater|jealous bitch]].

* [[Alas, Poor Villain]]: Alvis clearly becomes one of the major antagonists...and yet at the same time, actually isn't ''that bad''. Despite {{spoiler|killing Sigurd and taking his wife (who was unknowingly ''related'' to him)}}, he nonetheless wanted to make a much more peaceful empire out of everything, and despite that his son and Manfroy had gone mad, he still tried to stop the casualties of the child hunting. There was a good reason Celice said that Alvis does not deserve hatred. Of course, this doesn't excuse all the evil Alvis did, and proved he was very willing to do, just to seize power and create his utopia.

* [[Aliens Made Them Do It]]: Manfroy's plot involves quite a bit of this.

* [[Alternate Show Interpretation]]: Depending on which version of the manga you may read. Mitsuki Oogawa's is more [[Darker and Edgier|dark, tragic and character-driven]] (and [[Hotter and Sexier|somewhat sexually-explicit]]); Nuts Fujimori's is [[Lighter and Softer|more gag-based, wacky, and lighthearted.]]

* [[Anticlimax Boss]]: Yurius, the final boss, if you use the plot-dictated method involving Yuria and Naga. If you want to do anything else, the final boss becomes an [[MK Walker]] where he's not a full-on [[SNK Boss]]. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2aLEoF6-kGw&feature=plcp&context=C387d729UDOEgsToPDskLXdA6wtX-ULNCb-lJmWuya It is still entirely possible to kill him without Naga,] but it requires a lot of patitence, as you can only do a tiny bit of damage every turn (20 to be exact, assuming Celice's attacks hit), and he regenerates 15 HP every turn. (He's immune to skills and criticals thanks to his Nihil.) And hope that he doesn't decide to cast Meteor on whoever you have healing Celice- he's known for charging (Charge or Duel, a skill that causes combat to act as though another "attack" command was issued, and it can proc on itself, causing combat to last until death in some cases...) those in his meteor range to death (he also has Wrath so if he's at 35 HP and decides he's gonna meteor someone, say a quick prayer for that character, cause he/she is dead).

* [[Anyone Can Die]]: It's a war story. What do you expect? {{spoiler|The game even kills off the main character, rather suddenly.}}

* [[Arbitrary Headcount Limit]]: One of only two games in the series to [[Averted Trope|avert this.]] You will have up to 24 characters at a time and can use every one of them. This, of course, means that the [[Fire Emblem]] fanbase’s obsession with [[Character Tiers]] is shifted to long, tortuous debates about [[Shipping]] instead.