Victor (Japanese:ハンサムHandsome) is a leader of an unidentifiable group of bandits, twin brother ofVincent, and the boss ofParalogue 2 ofFire Emblem Awakening. Whether the player chooses to complete Paralogue 2 before or afterParalogue 4 determines how Victor acts.

Fire Emblem Awakening

Role

If Paralogue 2 is taken first, Victor and Vincent come across a village in northernFerox and opt to pillage it, leaving Victor in charge of the band. Victor then runs intoAnna, who is guarding the village; after looking over Anna, he decides that the gold he'd net from selling Anna to slavers would be used to build a fine home for Vincent. If Paralogue 4 is taken first, Victor will come across the village alone (Vincent having already been killed by this point in time in this situation), run into Anna, declares his intention to settle his debt with her, and vows to avenge Vincent. Victor in this situation also sees gold in selling Anna to slavers, but this time to build a fine grave for Vincent. Regardless of how the situation sets up, Victor is eventually defeated byChrom and theShepherds, who had arrived in the area around the time Anna needed help.

AlternateOutrealm versions of Victor appear in theDLC chaptersThe Golden Gaffe andHarvest Scramble, in both cases accompanied by an alternate Outrealm version of Vincent. InThe Golden Gaffe, Victor and Vincent plot to replace gold Vincent had stolen from him by aRisen, and explain how the map works; Chrom overhears this plan. Regardless of how much money Chrom's group obtains in a run, it is revealed that whatever gold wasn't stolen from the Shepherds was stolen from Vincent, and that the Shepherds got to Vincent's gold before Vincent could. Victor then reveals how DLC maps are infinitely replayable, then later reveals thathis gold has also been purloined. InHarvest Scramble, Victor and Vincent run the harvest fair the chapter takes place in; Victor is the first one at the fair to notice the uninvited Risen guests having arrived. Chrom tasks Victor and Vincent into leading his band to the Risen; neither brother notices at first, however, and the brothers instead plot to hide. Once the Risen are defeated, Victor is the first to notice, and sends Vincent out to verify.

Stats

See also:The Secret Seller

NormalHardLunatic

Berserker Level 1 Movement 6

Stats Max HP 40 Speed 10 Strength 15 Luck 2 Magic 0 Defense 6 Skill 8 Resistance 1

Inventory Skills Short Axe Goddess Icon -- Weapon Levels -- -- C -- -- --

Berserker Level 1 Movement 6

Stats Max HP 45 Speed 12 Strength 18 Luck 3 Magic 0 Defense 6 Skill 9 Resistance 1

Inventory Skills Short Axe Goddess Icon Gamble Weapon Levels -- -- C -- -- --

Berserker Level 1 Movement 6

Stats Max HP 52 Speed 15 Strength 23 Luck 5 Magic 0 Defense 7 Skill 11 Resistance 2

Inventory Skills Tomahawk Goddess Icon Gamble Wrath Weapon Levels -- -- A -- -- --

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Quotes

Battle quote

Death quote

Other Appearances

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Victor appears in the microgame,Fire Emblem Awakening, where, in most cases, must be defeated byChrom within the time limit. Despite the microgame having a map based onthe second chapter ofFire Emblem Awakening, he never appears in that map in the original game.

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Trivia

• Eccentric bandit pairs appear to be somewhat of a tradition inFire Emblem series games, pairs like Victor and Vincent appear in other games as well; examples include:Rose andMaggie,Pain andAgony, andLlewelyn andLloyd.

Etymology and other languages

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