These characters are Niles and Rhajat, respectively. The first thing that everyone should know is that both Conquest and Birthright have access to a single homosexual unit. So let's just get this little tidbit out of the way before we start discussing Soleil's sexuality: under no circumstances is putting anything into anyone's food or drink acceptable. If there is one merit to the game's censorship, it's this. Now that that's out of the way, let's look at Soleil's sexuality. This is partially where the issue comes in. However, Guy is a man, and Soleil is a woman. She loves cute girls, as Guy does, but finds herself paralyzed when in close proximity to them. Strong respect for women, but a strong aversion to them due to personal trauma - see: Lon'qu from Fire Emblem: AwakeningĮssentially, Soleil falls into the former category beside Tales of the Abyss' Guy.

A strong love of women, paired with an irrational fear or paralyzing weakness around them - see: Guy from Tales of the Abyss.There are multiple variations of this trope as well, and the most well known to Western audiences are: That said, it is typically attributed to male characters. She then asks for more of the powder so she can basically go around swooning over all the genderbent protagonists.įor those who don't know, the irrational fear or paralysis around women is a fairly common Japanese trope, especially in anime. During their B Rank conversation, Corrin admits to Soleil that he slipped the powder into her drink, and it causes her to see all the men in the army as women (and vice versa). In order to help her, Corrin puts a powder in her drink that causes her to see women as men. In the C Rank conversation between the player character - who will be referenced as Corrin for accessibility sake - and Soleil, the latter comes to the player in search of a method to cure her weakness around women. That's why today on RR-sama Talks, we're going to discuss the facts, and come to a conclusion if the changes made were for better or worse!

Not long ago, the first video of the localized versions featuring Soleil's support conversations was released. For more information, you can quickly pop over to the original article that broke the news last year. The controversy started over the character's sexuality and what some deemed a 'homophobic' scene, which also involved another character doing something comparable to drugging a woman's drink. Stats and Growth Rates change slightly depending on what you pick for your Boon and Bane.For those who don't know, Soleil is a character from Fire Emblem: Fates who was both the first part of the game to stir up controversy, and the last thing to have its truth be revealed. Corrin's talent is the secondary class that can be unlocked through use of a Second Seal. Boon is a stat that will increase beyond its default, and increase chance for growth, while Bane will lower a stat below its default, and lessen the growth rate chance. Upon creating your ideal Corrin, you'll be able to choose one Boon and Bane, as well as a talent. Automatically recruited at the start of the gameĪny character of the opposite gender (Can Marry Niles if Male, or Rhajat if Female)

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