Lilina

Fighter's Biostats

Full Name:

Lilina

Age:

15

Race/Species:

Beorc

Home/Nation:

The Kingdom of Lycia, the Continent of Elibe

Friends/Allies:

Her boyfriend, Roy, as well as her close comrades Barth, Wendy, Oujay, Gonzales, Cecilia, Garret, Marcus, Bors, and Astol. She also knows Marth, Eliwood, and Lyn pretty well from her experiences at the stadium

Enemies:

The Army of Bern

Powers and Abilities:

Lilina is easily one of the most powerful sages in Lycia. Her magic is extremely, extremely powerful, and her jumps are magically enhanced, giving her a bit of a boost much like Ness, but all of her other stats are pretty poor. She's easily one of the lighter and slower characters, and her non-magic techniques are pretty weak. Her magic is extremely powerful, though, so it just might be more than enough to make up for it.

Quoted as Saying:

“Thanks for worrying about me, but I'll be fine.”

“I'm okay because you're with me, Roy...”

“We'll always be together... right?”

“Please, don't overexert yourselves.”

Game Highlights:

Fire Emblem: Binding Blade (Japan Only)

GBA, 2002

Fire Emblem: Blazing Sword (AKA Fire Emblem)

GBA, 2003

First Heard of at the SSS:
The Ideas Page

Fighter Summary:
Lilina and Roy first met each other in their youth, introduced to one another by their fathers. When Roy had to hurry back to his home to his sick father Eliwood, he ended up saving both Eliwood and Lilina from bandits. Lilina hurried back to her home to Ostia, but it wasn't long before trouble found her again. Her father, wounded from his battles with Eliwood long ago, finally died, and an uprising amongst his soldiers saw a plot to kill off Lilina. It ultimately failed, and Lilina was rescued by Roy. She then showed Roy the location of the Blazing Sword, a legendary blade that would prove to be a great asset in the upcoming battles. Lilina still feels the sorrow of having lost her father, but she is also very romantically attached to Roy. It's very obvious among her comrades in battle that she hopes to one day marry her childhood friend. (Written by Light Bear)

Lilina's Moves:

STANDARD SPECIAL Moves

Lightning

A powerful light technique. When she uses this technique, Lilina takes a few seconds to charge it, but she can loosely direct where she's aiming the attack (the range isn't that great, but at least she can aim somewhere). When she's done charging, four arrows of light will converge at the spot where her spell is aimed, making a potent blast of light energy. It's sort of like PK Flash, especially considering the great strength and great knockback.
UP SPECIAL Moves

Aircalibur

An aerial wind technique. Lilina spirals into the air for about two seconds, circled by several sharp cutters of wind. Lilina then forces these cutters to fly off forwards, slicing through any foe with which they connect. Lilina then falls helplessly to the ground. This technique makes for excellent vertical recovery, but poor horizontal recovery.
SIDE SPECIAL Moves

Fimbulvetr

A freezing ice technique. Summoning a whirlwind of ice, Lilina devastates her foes with this chilling gale. It does not deal damage, but it does trap opponents and freeze them, leaving them open for attack.
DOWN SPECIAL Moves

Elfire

A defensive fire technique. Lilina protects herself with a circulating bolt of fire, making it impossible to deal physical damage to her without hurting one's self. When she releases her concentration, the bolt of fire launches itself forwards, striking any opponents in front of her. If she holds it for at least five seconds, the heat will start to damage her and she will slowly gain damage.
FINAL SMASH Moves

Forblaze

A devastating fire technique. This powerful technique was kept secret for a millennium after its use for defeating a destructive band of shape-shifting dragons (known as Manaketes). For her finishing move, Lilina summons several balls of fire to hail down from the sky. It is a lot like PK Starstorm in this way, except it has the added benefit of making the terrain quake, dealing slight damage to anyone standing on the stage and making them bounce off, as if they had landed on spikes.