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Fjalar
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| “ | The righteous heart of the crusader Fjalar burned too fiercely within him. It was only a matter of time until he turned on you. | ” | — Manfroy, onArvis |
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Fjalar (Japanese:ファラFala), dubbed the "Mage Fighter" (Japanese:魔法戦士Mage Fighter), was a member of theTwelve Crusaders, the original wielder and namesake ofValflame and the founder ofGrannvale's HouseVelthomer.
Biography
As with the other Crusaders, Fjalar was a warrior fighting in a revolution against the tyranny of theLoptrian Empire, and was one of the survivors barricaded inDahna Fortress when the tide turned against their movement. It was at this fortress that theMiracle of Dahna occurred, changing the tide of the war: Fjalar was chosen by one of the twelvedragon gods who descended upon the fortress, and with the dragon underwent ablood pact, which transformed her into one of the Crusaders. The dragon then bestowed upon Fjalar their power, in the form of theValflame tome, sealed to Fjalar's new holy bloodline, to wield in the war.
With the other Crusaders, Fjalar fought in the rest of theHoly War and contributed to the downfall of the Loptrian Empire. At the war's conclusion, Fjalar and five other Crusaders founded the six duchies of Grannvale, the kingdom founded by their leader SaintHeim, with Fjalar founding Velthomer.
Trivia
- Fjalar's title of "god of fire" (Japanese:火神) is shared withSalamander.
Etymology and other languages
| Names, etymology, and in other regions | ||
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| Language | Name | Definition, etymology, and notes |
| English | Fjalar | In Norse mythology,Fjalar is one of three roosters whose crowing will signal the beginning ofRagnarök. |
| English (unofficial) | • Fala | • Used inGenealogy of the Holy War andThracia 776fan translations. |
| Japanese | ファラ | Officially romanized asFala. |
| Spanish | Fjalar | -- |
| French | Fjalar | -- |
| German | Fjalar | -- |
| Italian | Fjalar | -- |
| Portuguese (Brazil) | Fjalar | -- |
| Traditional Chinese | 法拉 | Fala |
Gallery
Official artwork
Artwork of Fjalar fromTreasure.
Heroes artwork
Fjalar in artwork ofSaias: Bishop of Flame.
References
 | This article is part ofProject Characters, a project focused on writing articles for every character present in theFire Emblem series. |
