Alfonse

A young boy fleeing from Asgard, and specifically Baldr and the other gods, seeking help from the Order of Heroes.

Alfonse is a main character and protagonist in Fire Emblem Heroes. He is a prince of the Askran Kingdom and a member of the Order of Heroes. He is the older brother of Princess Sharena and the son of King Gustav and Queen Henriette.

Being a prince of the kingdom of Askr, many people, his own father included, protested when he joined the Order of Heroes, though others felt it was his usual behavior. Prior to the events of Heroes, he was close friends with a fellow member named Zacharias, who eventually disappeared, and another hero he befriended had left to go home, leaving Alfonse cautious of befriending other heroes. This is why he repeatedly reminds Sharena not to get too close with the other Heroes.

A kind and serious young man who is eager to maintain peace, Alfonse thinks of himself as not being the “prince” type, and joined the Order of Heroes even when Askrian people said it wasn't royal-like and his father expressed outrage. He finds it hard to trust others, acting aloof towards the heroes and Kiran in part because of Zacharias “dying” in battle, as well as being heartbroken when another hero Alfonse had bonded with eventually left. As a result, he is reluctant to make connections with others, and regards those summoned as allies rather than friends.

Very knowledgeable, he usually provides background on many aspects of Zenith and the seasonal festivals, and was even shown to be a good artist at one point (even if his drawings are plain). He is also an able strategist, outwitting Surtr in order to let people escape their villages, and cornering Laegjarn by studying Nifl's geography.

Alfonse also shows some qualities of a quick thinker, as seen in Book II where he feigns defending a local village from an attack launched by Surtr where he actually evacuated the locals ahead of time by sending smoke signals, as well as feigning intimidation by tricking Letizia into thinking he is heartless to protect nearby villages. He also shows remarkable intelligence in various moments.

Due to his serious nature, however, Alfonse often gets dismayed at the shenanigans of other members of the Order, particularly Anna's schemes to earn money, it also causes him to be uncomfortable with directly participating in festivals where dressing up is involved, as is illustrated in the second Spring Festival and only truly loses his composure when someone treats a battle like it were a game, such as when Dagr attempts to defeat the Order just to prove her worth and then gives Alfonse advice about personal matters he does not care about.

Over time, with the discovery of Zacharias' true identity and years spent with Kiran, Alfonse has once again begun opening up to the possibility of making friends with other heroes, with the Summoner becoming his closest friend and confidant. In Book V, his feelings towards Kiran have improved to the point of blindly chasing after them in a panic when they are captured as well as being openly affectionate with them, which Sharena teases him about. According to Sharena, Alfonse sees Kiran as someone very special to him, but they are not together romantically.

Alfonse is a human prince, standing at 180cm, 5'11". He has short blue hair and has white clothes, protect by whitish gold armor and the symbol of Askr.

Alfonse has a serious and somewhat friendly personality. He is scared of getting too close to Heroes, as he was close friends with Bruno (under his Zacherias persona) before Bruno left abruptly; he often told his sister not to become too friendly with Kiran, but despite this has grown a deep fondness for Kiran himself. He does not seem to care too much about being "Princely", fighting in the Order of Heroes despite his father's protests.

He cares deeply for the people of Askr and is always willing to do what he can to help them.

Alfonse faces off against Veronica, the Princess of the kingdom Embla, and Bruno, her brother. Alfonse and the Order of Heroes wins, causing her to fall back, for now.

Surtr attacks all realms, and Alfonse and the Order of Heroes join Niflheim, Fjorm and the others of the land of ice, to stop him. Against sisters Laegjarn and Laevateinn, who he defeats, and the Goddess Loki, who he also makes yield, he then with the Order of Heroes beats Surtr.

Hel and her forces attack all realms, bringing death to life, and her adopted daughter, Eir, seeks the Order of Heroes help. Hel kills Alfonse's father, Gustav. Alfonse and the Order of Heroes go against her, Lif and Thrasir, and soon defeat the three, with Lif revealing he is Alfonse from a world where he lost.

Alfonse fights against the nightmare goddess Freyja after she was causing too many nightmares. Freyja would kill he brother, Freyr on accident and tries to kill Alfonse and the Order of Heroes. She fails, and Alfonse makes her sleep forever.

The kingdom of Niðavellir, Otr, Reginn and Fafnir, start invading lands. Reginn is beat up by Alfonse, but reveals she didn't want this and joins the Order of Heroes. Otr and Fafnir is defeated, as well as the sage Eitri.

Back to Veronica, her sister, Letizia, under the aid of the goddess Embla, would imprison Veronica to take her role and uses the Chaos Director to summon heroes to stop Alfonse. They save Veronica and defeat Letizia, before the Goddess Embla reveals herself. With the help of their god Askr, and the cow girl retainer Ash, they defeat Embla and her retainer, Elm.

The Golden Seer, Gullveig, is causing chaos as she deletes and resets time. With the help of Seidr, they try to cure Heidr, Seidr's sister, but are betrayed by Njord, who was helpful at first before wanting to killing for revenge for Freyja and Freyr's death. Gullveig returns, kills Njord, and tries killing Alfonse and the Order of Hero. Finally, using the power of Nerthus, Seidr beats Gullveig and Kvasir, and the day is saved.

The Order of Heroes is an organization that takes in people from all lands to form a defense force for peace. This is led by Alfonse, prince of Askr, Sharena, princess of Askr and his sister, and Anna, Commander of their army. Along with them, the Summoner is a tactician with them. Many of the book chapters above had a representative join them. Fjorm, the Princess of Niflheim. Eir, Princess of Helheim. Peony, Faerie of Vanaheim. Veronica, former enemy turned ally and princess of Embla. Ash, retainer of Askr. And Seidr, goddess of light.

Lif is Alfonse from a different universe, where Sharena was killed and Hel won. He cannot truly die, and is a folly to Alfonse. Alfonse, slowly through the story, gets a bit more cold and just done with messing around with those that are evil, slowly mimicking his future self as Lif.

Sharena is the sister of Alfonse, a blonde girl in white clothes and whitish gold armor. she is very cheerful. Alfonse cares deeply for her.

Anna is a commander of Askr. She has whitish gold armor and white clothes, and red hair. Alfonse enjoys her company, but is more than willing to call out her greed.

Veronica is the Princess of Embla, and an enemy of Askr and especially Alfonse. despite this, he deeply cares for Veronica and doesn't want to truly hurt her, only doing so to make her stop attacking them. She has black and gold armor, and dark blonde long hair.

The Younger Princess of Muspel. Alfonse pities her, and merely fights her because it's self defense. Green hair in pigtails, and wears light black and orange outfit.

Laegjarn is the of older princess of Muspel. He views her with respect, being a general, though also dislikes her being an enemy to them. She has a light toned skin, and wears black and orangish armor. Short green hair

Loki is the Trickster Goddess, and constantly tries to play tricks on everyone, friends and foe. while she did work for Surtr, she also is just chaotic. A constant form of trouble for Alfonse, though she sometimes help. She's taller than Alfonse, and has a skimpy purple and gold dress, heels, one stocking, a purple hat and purplish long hair.

Thòrr is the goddess of war and storms. She has green hair in a braid, white heels and a white outfit. She constantly tests Askr's defense, even though it's unwillingly so. She loves a good challenge, and tries to fight Alfonse a lot. She's also taller.

Freyja is the goddess of Nightmares, and is very possessive of her brother, Freyr. She is taller than Alfonse, and has red horns and white hair. She wears a white dress with Fae like adornments. She is a yandere to her brother, and hates mortals, which makes her hate Alfonse and the Order. She has the appearance of a fairy like dress, prismatic and white, and has flowing white hair and has horns.

The Golden Seer, an evil version of Seidr from the future. She uses snakes and controls time. She has white hair, a golden outfit, white skin and speaks slowly. She is Alfonse's enemy, and tries killing him. Seidr, Alfonse's ally, is her from the present, and Kvasir is Gullveig/Seidr from the past. She is a bit skimpily dressed, and what she wears is tight, yellow and grey clothes. She has one horn in the center of her head.

The usurper of Embla, Letizia is a Gothic lady with a black and green tight outfit, pale skin, black lipstick and eyeliner, blonde grey hair and uses dark magic. Alfonse doesn't really like her, thanks to her hurting Veronica.

Thrasir is the undead and revived version of Veronica from the future, having a jelly body with her skeleton encased in it, and her normal face.

Kiran is the female summoner of Fire Emblem heroes, wearing a summoner white outfit, and has flowing brown hair. Close to Alfonse.

the middle princess of Niflheim, embedded with the power of their goddess, Nifl. A close ally and friend of the Order, clad in golden and white armor, and blonde hair. More akin to a warrior than a princess, though she still acts lady like.

The Eldest of the Nifl Princesses. She has pink hair, and wears gold and white robes. She is very soft-spoken, a weakness that's easy to take advantage of.

The Princess of Niðavellir, and the younger sister of Fáfnir and Ótr. She is a bit of a crybaby, but means well. she wears a tight black suit with a blue shoulder cape, and joined the Order of Heroes to help Alfonse.

Alfonse's mother, the Queen of Askr. She has braided, bun hair and stands tall. she is very kind, a bit too kind..

The Goddess of Closer, and the patron goddess of Embla. the oppose of the god Askr, she wishes to remove Askr and it's people, as well as Askr to God to keep her land away from them all, away from other humans. She is very gothic, and has bat-like ears, though a human body overall. very unkempt and messy looking for a goddess.

Nifl is the Goddess of Ice, and a very annoyed one at that. She always seems to be annoyed, and she is constantly trying to get conversations over with, cold like the embodiment of ice she is. She did help Fjorm though, so Alfonse does treat her with respect.

One of the newest antagonists, she is a member of the healing hands, and wishes to disrupt the power of Askr and Embla. Hræsvelgr is a level-headed Divine Beast, though still a human, though she harbors a very strong love for her family. She is very strong though, and will do battle as her father commands. She has black hair and white wings.

Another new antagonist, who is perpetually drunk at that. she doesn't take anything seriously, and follows her commands given by father just because she finds it fun. She actively mocks those around her, and points out their pathetic flaws. She has dark skin, and flowing cyan hair. A member of the Healing Hands, and an enemy of Askr.

A Member of the Healing Hands, who was defeated by Alfonse and was about to be executed by him, but they kept her alive as a pawn, a spy for them. She is nice overall, and wants the best for her family and the people of Askr and Embla, she just is very obedient and easy to command. for now, she is a part of the Order of Heroes.

The twin Jötun sister, with a thirst for combat, and an unmatched strength... until Alfonse came along. Nott is the more formal of the two, though still a warrior- and has flowing green hair. Dagr is much more boorish, and she loves battle. She has short light blue hair. Both sisters are taller than most humans, though not crazy tall, and have abs.

Nightmare faires who served under Freyja as antagonists. Triandra is the fairy of nightmares. Triandra is a pessimistic, deadpan dökkálfr who brings nightmares.

She is exceedingly loyal to Freyja, as even when she remembers her mortal life, she chooses to give her all for her sake. She also appears to possess an amount of self-loathing due to her past failures and the fact that she only brings suffering upon humans. She states that she does not believe she deserves kindness from others and that they would be right to despise her. Plumeria, meanwhile, is the fairy of, well, lewd dreams. A jaded dökkálfr from Dökkálfheimr, the realm of nightmares. She delivers salacious dreams to mortals. Though she would wish to do away with all cloying mortal desires, she cannot. Debuting in Book IV Chapter 3, Plumeria first appears to the Order of Heroes, introducing herself as the dökkálfr of lewd dreams. While she tried to oppose the group, she is defeated, lamenting how disgusting she views the humans to be while supposing she should bring Triandra with her for the next battle.

A secondary Antagonist from Asgard, Book 9. Known as the Celestial Sun God, Baldr's job is to bring those who have committed crimes to justice, a servant to the Alfador/Odin. Baldr wears a white tunic with a bold cleavage window framed by intricate gold detailing, the lower hem flaring into a skirt-like shape with purple vertical accents and gold trim, layered under structured gold and white armor, including shoulder guards and arm plates, blending elegance and functionality. Her dark tights feature crisscross patterns along the sides, contrasting her brighter attire, while her knee-high white boots, decorated with gold accents and pointed tips, complete her lower ensemble. A flowing white cape, vivid orange on its inner side, billows behind her, anchored to her armor, symbolizing her divine authority. Her long white hair, accented with fiery orange highlights, is styled into three dramatic drill-like curls cascading from behind, giving her a dynamic presence. A radiant sun-shaped halo floats above her head, signifying her celestial status, while she wields an ornate sword with a glowing blade and intricate hilt, reinforcing her role as an agent of divine judgment. Works with Hodr. She has only one weakness, the rare Mistletoe. Alfonse needs to find it to defeat her.

A secondary Antagonist from Asgard, Book 9. Known as the Dusk Shadow God, Höðr's job is to defend suspects when it is time to pass judgment. Servant to Alfador/Odin. Works with Baldr. Höðr’s outfit combines a formal and military-inspired aesthetic with celestial design elements. She wears a white, fitted tunic that extends into a split skirt at the front, lined with purple accents and gold trim, with a high collar and button detailing running down the chest. Her tunic is adorned with structured gold and white shoulder armor, blending functionality with elegance, while a cape-like attachment flows behind her, purple on the inner side and patterned subtly, adding visual depth and movement. Her dark tights, decorated with looping white patterns on the sides, contrast her otherwise bright outfit and extend into sleek, heeled white boots with gold accents, completing her refined and authoritative appearance. Her short black hair has purple highlights, styled neatly to frame her face, with an asymmetrical fringe covering one eye, adding a mysterious and composed demeanor. She wears a small, pointed white and gold cap atop her head, reinforcing her formal role. Her weapon, a large and futuristic rifle with a glowing blade-like attachment, matches her celestial theme, emphasizing precision and power. Blue, glowing mechanical wings extend from her back, segmented and angular in design, giving her a commanding, otherworldly presence suitable for her role in divine judgment.