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{{quote| '''Volug''': ''(...Hey. You ever wonder what would happen if I just ate everyone we fought? Would the rest keep fighting?)''<br />

'''Leanne''': [[Hello, Insert Name Here|____]]... Be... Be safe. I want to... stay with you, ''(now and always. By the way, [[Lethal Chef|can you cook?]])'' }}

* [[Birthmark of Destiny]]: The Branded, as well as those with the [[Blessed ~~With~~ Suck|Spirit's Protection]].

* [[Birthmark of Destiny]]: The Branded, as well as those with the [[Blessed with Suck|Spirit's Protection]].

* [[Black Knight]]: Current page image.

* [[Blessed ~~With~~ Suck]]: According to a support conversation, some mages can invite a spirit to enter their bodies, allowing it to consume said mage's soul in exchange for essence (i.e. power).

* [[Blessed with Suck]]: According to a support conversation, some mages can invite a spirit to enter their bodies, allowing it to consume said mage's soul in exchange for essence (i.e. power).

{{quote| '''Soren''': Magic comes from interaction with spirits. If you let one into your body, it will give you tremendous power... [[Deal ~~With~~ the Devil|for a price.]]}}

{{quote| '''Soren''': Magic comes from interaction with spirits. If you let one into your body, it will give you tremendous power... [[Deal with the Devil|for a price.]]}}

* [[Book Ends]]: An inversion regarding the [[Recurring Riff|Fire Emblem Theme]]. ''Path of Radiance'' seems at first like it might have discarded the iconic tune, until {{spoiler|the very end. You hear a bit of it in the background of the last cutscene, and in ''[[Metroid]]''-like fashion the theme returns with a [[Crowning Music of Awesome|rousing vengeance]] on the last screen of the game (the Unit Records). In turn, the theme is one of the first tunes you hear in ''Radiant Dawn'', on the main menu.}}

* [[Boom! Headshot!]]: What Shinon does to save Rolf in chapter 2 of ''PoR''.

* [[But for Me It Was Tuesday]]: Variation: If you have Jill fight Ashnard, he'll say he doesn't even know who her father is, even though he's one of Daein's generals {{spoiler|and died for his country.}} Unfortunately for Ashnard, this pushes Jill's [[Berserk Button]].

{{quote| '''Jill''': ...Ashnard... [[Say My Name|Ashnard]]!! [[Rule of Three|ASHNARD!!]] [[This Is Unforgivable!|I... will never forgive you!]] [[You Monster!|NEVER!!!]]}}

* [[Call a Rabbit A Smeerp]]: In ''Path of Radiance'' and ''Radiant Dawn'', normal humans are referred to as "beorc," though beorc usually refer to themselves as humans, while laguz (the game world's other humanoid race), who dislike beorc, use the word "human" as an insult. Meanwhile, the beorc use the term "sub-human" to refer to Laguz, and again, this is meant to be an insult.

* [[Call a Rabbit a Smeerp]]: In ''Path of Radiance'' and ''Radiant Dawn'', normal humans are referred to as "beorc," though beorc usually refer to themselves as humans, while laguz (the game world's other humanoid race), who dislike beorc, use the word "human" as an insult. Meanwhile, the beorc use the term "sub-human" to refer to Laguz, and again, this is meant to be an insult.

* [[The Caligula]]: Daein's new rulers (Pre-Pelleas) are really ''really'' not so interested in actually ''running'' Daein so much as suppressing it...

* [[Call Back]]: In an info conversation in Path of Radiance, Ike and Soren discuss how neither one of them likes to pack unnecessary items and they both travel light. In Radiant Dawn, Soren's support ending with Ike mentions that he "lightly packed" before leaving with him.

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** Eventually justified in Radiant Dawn: {{spoiler|Lekain has him under a Blood Pact that will slowly kill off his people if he doesn't do what the leader of Begnion tells him to. Apparently the Blood Pact didn't specify who the "leader of Begnion" was, as neither Naesala nor Kilvas suffer any ill effects when he fights for Sanaki. Then again though, seeing as Kilvas is kind of statues at the time...}}

* [[Crutch Character]]: Zig-zagged, unusually for a [[Fire Emblem]] game. Several characters play the role of Crutch Character like Titania, but have decent enough growths for them to remain feasible throughout the entire game. (In ''Radiant Dawn'', Titania's even a popular end-game choice.) In ''Radiant Dawn'', the characters generally alternate between this. In part 1, Sothe and Nailah play this role. In Part 2, Elincia plays this role. (As she actually starts in the third tier of promotion.) However, unlike others, they remain pretty feasible throughout the game.

* [[Cutscene Power to ~~The~~ Max]]: In Radiant Dawn, Kurthnaga forced a ceasefire by virtue of being [[Person of Mass Destruction|as large as a castle and able to blow it up]]. When he gets on the battlefield, however, you find out he's only around level 20 (halfway to his max), his accuracy is subpar and he's incredibly slow. Most people use a lot of their BEXP to get him to a decent level so he doesn't die all the time.

* [[Cutscene Power to the Max]]: In Radiant Dawn, Kurthnaga forced a ceasefire by virtue of being [[Person of Mass Destruction|as large as a castle and able to blow it up]]. When he gets on the battlefield, however, you find out he's only around level 20 (halfway to his max), his accuracy is subpar and he's incredibly slow. Most people use a lot of their BEXP to get him to a decent level so he doesn't die all the time.

* [[Decoy Protagonist]]: Micaiah is set up as the main character of ''Radiant Dawn'', but by the end of the game, it's clear that Ike is meant to be the main character (again), relegating Micaiah to [[Supporting Protagonist]] status at best.

* [[Deliver Us From Evil]]: Almedha's backstory implies that she was as belligerent as Ashnard before the birth of their son {{spoiler|and the resulting loss of her shapeshifting abilities}}.

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** Also as mentioned in a [[Let's Play]], {{spoiler|Renning being Bertram is also implied in Path of Radiance}}.

** The game also includes several unused names, such as {{spoiler|Yune and Astartyune; known to English speakers as Ashunera}}.

** There are numerous conversations in ''Radiant Dawn'' which are nearly impossible to see -- including a death quote for the Black Knight in Part 1, where nothing can physically harm him (incidentally, [[We Cannot Go On Without You|his death is also programmed to trigger a Game Over]]).

** There are numerous conversations in ''Radiant Dawn'' which are nearly impossible to see -- including a death quote for the Black Knight in Part 1, where nothing can physically harm him (incidentally, [[We Cannot Go on Without You|his death is also programmed to trigger a Game Over]]).

** Greil's combat animation looks a bit... weird... compared to Ike's or Boyd's in the prologue of ''Path of Radiance''; his sword-arm looks rather stiff, and his backhanded swing doesn't look very forceful compared to Ike's and Boyd's fore-handed swings. Not only was Greil [[I Let You Win|deliberately holding back on that fight]], but {{spoiler|his sword-arm had been crippled so that he COULDN'T swing his training sword properly.}}

** To defeat {{spoiler|Ashera, Ike must deal the finishing blow with Ragnell. To actually harm Ashera to begin with requires one's weapon be blessed by Yune partway through the Endgame, so if Ike doesn't have Ragnell equipped then for some reason, one cannot defeat Ashera. With this scenario clearly in mind, the game ensures that in the event that Ike ''doesn't'' have Ragnell equipped at that point, Yune automatically prompts him to do it and ensures Ragnell will be blessed.}}

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* [[Eleventh-Hour Superpower]]: The Laguz Royals, {{spoiler|Sephiran}} if you're on a second save. If they're RNG Blessed, Sanaki and Pelleas can also be this, too.

* [[Emotion Bomb]]: The Daunt skill is described as the fear variant and has the effect of lowering enemies' hit and crit chances. Makes sense on the enemies that it's exclusive to in ''PoR''; not so much when anyone on your squad can use it in ''Radiant Dawn''.

* [[Everything's Better ~~With~~ Spinning]]: Critical hits, again, as well as every other winpose in ''Radiant Dawn.''

* [[Everything's Better with Spinning]]: Critical hits, again, as well as every other winpose in ''Radiant Dawn.''

* [[Expecting Someone Taller]]: Ike's first meeting with [[A Child Shall Lead Them|the apostle of Begnion]]. He also says something along this line in ''Radiant Dawn'' when facing Pelleas.

* [[Expy]]: Sothe resembles Joshua Bright from [[Legend of Heroes VI]] Sora no Kiseki SC, I mean, [http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g90/Kaitou_Saiyuri/Fire%20Emblem/Sothe.png just take a] [http://www.falcom.co.jp/sorasc_psp/character/detail/joshua_02.jpg look at them!] [[Palette Swap]] and you barely notice their differences!

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* [[Shout-Out]]: An [[Dual Boss|early pair of bandits]] in Radiant Dawn share the faces of another [[Dual Boss]] pair of bandits from the 7th game.

** Which were themselves a shout out to a dual boss pair from the sixth game.

** In Path of Radiance, there is one support conversation between the three Pegasus knights; they are training, and Tanith shouts "DO YOU WANT TO LIVE FOREVER!" Coincidence? [[~~Gaunts~~ Ghosts|We don't think so.]]

** In Path of Radiance, there is one support conversation between the three Pegasus knights; they are training, and Tanith shouts "DO YOU WANT TO LIVE FOREVER!" Coincidence? [[Gaunt's Ghosts|We don't think so.]]

* [[Ship Sinking]]:

** ''Radiant Dawn'' is merciless about this. You can choose to ignore it in favor of your own little fantasies but canon is canon.

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'''Reyson''': Are you saying that the lives of those without strength have no value?<br />

{{spoiler|'''Ashnard'''}}: That is the natural order. The only way for the weak to survive is to cling to the strong. }}

* [[Stay in ~~The~~ Kitchen]]: Mia's backstory. Leads to the hilarious [http://serenesforest.net/fe9/support/046.html Mia x Largo supports].

* [[Stay in the Kitchen]]: Mia's backstory. Leads to the hilarious [http://serenesforest.net/fe9/support/046.html Mia x Largo supports].

* [[Standing Between the Enemies]]: Elincia tries to prevent the Begnion Army and the Laguz Alliance from fighting. It doesn't work, but at least she could convince the Laguz that not all [[Humans Are Bastards]].

* [[Unusual Euphemism]]: ''Radiant Dawn'' presents us with gems such as "Moldy onions!" and "Hornet hairs!"

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