Corrin (Male)

Corrin's abilities revolve around his dragon nature, allowing him to transform for power, and his royal lineage, which grants him unique abilities such as Dragon Transformation (changing into a dragon for powerful attacks and flight), Water Breath (magical attacks and healing), and personal abilities like Support (granting stats to allies) and Dragon Fang (increasing weapon damage). In combat, he excels with his long reach using spear abilities and combos, though his running speed can be a weakness in some games like Super Smash Bros.

Corrin is a playable fighter in the Super Smash Bros. series. His attacks utilize the Omega Yato and his dragon form, mimicking the effects of the Dragon Fang. By default, Corrin uses his male appearance as Prince Nohr; he has an alternate costume for his female form as Princess Nohr.

Corrin first appeared in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U; she was revealed in a trailer on December 15, 2015, alongside Bayonetta and was released with her as a DLC character on February 3, 2016. She appeared again in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, listed as Fighter #62.

Corrin is a half-human, half-dragon, with pale skin, light blond hair, crimson eyes, black and white armor, a navy blue cape, no shoes, 1.71 meters tall and 22 years old, wields a golden sword called "Yato" or "Omega Yato," his fingers and the top of his hand are covered by black fabric, the armor is made of thin fabric.

Raised in isolation for most of his life, Corrin has little understanding of the outside world and is largely ignorant of other people's affairs. He is often described as naive and values ​​kindness as an important part of his character. Ryoma and Xander cite him as being overly trusting, expressing their fear that others will take advantage of that trust.

Corrin also has a strong aversion to death and violence, due to his peaceful and pacifist nature, and only kills when he has no other choice. However, Corrin displays an aggressive and ruthless side, choosing to kill when he deems it necessary, as he did with Iago, Hans, and Garon, due to their disregard for human life, their callousness, and their lack of redeeming qualities, and to put an end to their deceitful crimes against the innocent.