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Sothe/Mauvier summer Harmonic hero concept because feh would never
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Polygonia & Rødhåd - MAUVIER
Gilbert from Three Houses is actually Mauvier if he was better to me. Both men are heavily armoured, both have a "knight" theme, both are depressed and lonely and think they're unlovable. But Gilbert was an actual knight serving a king. Mauvier is just...serving veyle, I guess? But we don't learn he's Veyle's knight until chapter 21 or so, and by then we've already seen Mauvier go along with the evil veyle setting fire to villages and things.
Gilbert doesn't reveal his whole backstory from the get go, but he does establish it if you actually do Azure Moon and support him. I remember liking Gilbert. I don't actually know why so many hate him. I remember him better than Dedue, in some ways. Gilbert was a man who just...he was clearly depressed and obsessed with his self hatred. He did bad things, like abandoning his wife and children. But he seemed to think himself unlovable, incapable of bringing joy to his family. I think he hoped they'd be better without him, the "failure of the family." Gilbert is interesting, and I do remember him fondly.
Mauvier is like Gilbert, but his motivations make less sense and I feel like his backstory needs more fleshing out. Gilbert was at least given hobbies outside of his depression and quest for atonement. He was a carpenter and a fisherman. So far, the mauvier supports I have show no trace of a life outside of devotion to veyle. And that's a problem.
I hate Veyle's role in the story of Fire Emblem Engage. She's being mind controlled for 70% of it, and then it makes me just feel like I never get a chance to meet the real veyle or care about her. Also, evil veyle isn't even entertainingly evil. She's better than Sombron, but that's a low freaking bar. She's no Zephia or Griss or Marni.
What saves Veyle is her support conversations. For a character who I find very badly handled within the story, her supports are delightfully silly. Her and Clanne seem to just be pickling friends, and that's funny. I didn't know it'd devolve into tongue twisters about pickled peppers, but it's pretty funny. And veyle otherwise having a ridiculous spice tolerance is weirdly funny to me. I find it just very silly. Even her supports with Gregory, Zelestia and Madeline seem more interesting than Mauvier's supports with them. Mainly because Veyle has some actual emotion in her voice, because she's got trauma from the four hounds and their behaviour towards her.
Mauvier is still a blank slate to me. He's a stoic devoted to veyle and depressingly dedicated to penance. At least veyle is silly and multifaceted. She's sad about everything she did, she has trauma from being hurt by people, she has a weird spice tolerance, she's at least more interesting than mauvier is to me. I don't want to say I hate the two of them, but I do wish Mauvier at least had some sort of bonus personality trait. All the characters in this game have at least some kind of quirk. And yet mauvier is just...well, he's lacking in any personality to me beyond his story relevance. And that's something I think the game needed to fix.
The best thing about Mauvier (in my opinion) is the way he plays. He seems pretty easy to use, and him having high movement with an ability to use staves means he's definitely useful. But he's just.. he doesn't really feel like he's got much of a personality to me. Considering almost all the other playable characters in the game have at least one personality trait I can think of (even if Etie is largely just "exercise" and Céline is largely just "tea" to me), Mauvier being just a knight is exceedingly boring. He's defined by his loyalty to veyle and by his stoic nature, neither of which really feel like distinct personality traits to me.
Mauvier feels like he could work. In as much as I keep replacing him with my original counterpart of Xanthios, I feel like there could still be a place for Mauvier. It's just that we need more depth, depth I don't even feel like I'm receiving from him. He is a fun character to use in combat, I suppose. But that's because I enjoy having someone who can traverse the map and heal. Hortensia does that too, but one archer could probably down her. At least Mauvier has some defense.
I think Mauvier is an example of "decent usability but boring character." And since I prefer character to usability, I may not use him too much. I'll try to unlock his supports eventually, though. And we'll see if I ever find something to warm up to in him.
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Mauvier has a personality akin to cardboard. He speaks in monotone vocals, he seems to lack passion for life, he just...the man is apathy personified. He's a cute for insomnia. He's boring. That's why I created the concept for Xanthios. It's because I wanted a character who was Mauvier but better. Because I kind of see what they were trying to do with Mauvier, but his character is repellant to me. And to have a character who's the exact opposite of him...that legitimately sounds like my perfect character. Because mauvier drags down this game with his nothing personality.
Seeing Mauvier and Gregory's C support confirmed that for me. Gregory is crying, and I just feel so much like reaching through the screen and hugging him. Mauvier's reaction. "This is uncomfortable." Three words. No real affection, no real care, no nothing. Mauvier is a boring son of a bitch who contributes very little to the game. I feel like I'm hating him more than I even have the energy to care about him. Because seriously...he is just a void for me. I don't get the appeal.
I didn't really focus on the Fell Xenologue a lot. I played the chapter where you fight the alternative Alcryst and Diamant with dialogue on, because I wanted to see Gregory's introduction. But I skipped everything else. That being said, I feel like I got a good impression of the fell xenologue's world being a mirror image of the main world. Alear is the opposite gender, alcryst has a superiority complex instead of his clear inferiority complex, gregory is as afraid of pain as griss adores it, etc. They're all opposites, in personality if not in apperance. And yet Mauvier… Mauvier seems the same.
Mauvier seems the same, and that's unfortunate. Because the Mauvier we meet in the main storyline might be worse then Sombron. Sombron is the final boss. Him being an unambiguous evil we barely ever see or hear from is boring, but at least it makes sense. Mauvier shows up four times before you ever learn a single character trait about him. He's so fucking boring! In the three chapters where I fought him and got his pre battle conversations, I never learned anything about him.
In that same amount of time, I learned plenty about the other three. Zephia is almost cartoonishly evil, but she's also treating you like a naughty child the whole time. Marni actually does act like a child, throwing temper tantrums whenever she's defeated and constantly looking for praise. And Griss…well, Griss just seems like he's getting sexual pleasure out of being stabbed and assaulted. But Mauvier just seems like a flat cardboard villian. He's not there for any major reason. He's not funny, nor is he Interesting. He's a boring stoic knight who seems to only care about his orders. He's a soul sucking black hole of entertainment. I despise him.
We're meant to think Mauvier cares about Veyle. And yet he lets the abuse go unheeded prior to chapter 19. Zephia, Griss and Marni are weirdly more forgivable to me. In being so over the top outrageous, they make themselves funny. And by being funny and entertaining, they make me want to forgive them and recruit them. Mauvier is a dry sack of flour. He's basically nothing to me, merely a bland vessel for moving the story along. He also sucks to fight, but that's besides the point.
Mauvier being so uninteresting is king of important, because I'm expected to care about him enough to use him in the end of the game. And I legitimately don't even care about Mauvier. I don't want to see his supports. He's a boring vacuum of personality. I can't tell you any of his personality traits yet, and I'm at the point where we're recruiting him! For god's sakes, he's just awful. The worst character in game by a mile, I almost want to say. But then I remember Morion, and I remember how much I've also found Veyle uninteresting. So you know… there's contention at the bottom.
But I just wish we could've recruited the alternative Mauvier from the Fell Xenologue in place of the boring waste of space that is main game Mauvier. Also, Mauvier in the Fell Xenologue should've been the opposite of Mauvier in the main game. Personality wise and everything. I'd even take a new name for him, but I can't think of any new names. All I know is that he's boring to me. And so I could easily fix Mauvier.
How do we do it? Simple. The Mauvier in the main game is a boring, stoic man who follows orders to a tee and never seems to bother questioning them. So the opposite of that would be a boisterous man who's also a free spirit, a man who goes wherever the wind takes him. The opposite of Mauvier would still be a knight, but he'd be a passionate man who loves earth and everything in it and cares about more than just orders. Mauvier would basically be a character like Amber mixed with Boucheron. He'd be kind and strong and funny and over the top. He'd be a genuine paragon of virtue, but also a free spirit who lets no man dictate to him what is right and what is wrong.
Mauvier has a new backstory here too. He was still born to rich parents in firene, that remains true. But he never moved to Elusia with his mother. Shortly after his father died, mauvier's mom fell into a deep depression. She died all alone in her mansion, depressed and isolated from her peers. Mauvier then wound up on the streets, a young child all alone in this world. If not for his adoption by a wandering caravan, god only knows where he would have ended up.
But indeed, Mauvier was adopted by a wandering caravan of performers. The same kind of troupe which employed Seadall in the main timeline. This group of nomadic free spirits raised Mauvier as one of them, and he learned from them the meaning of life. Life is about more than wealth and obligations. Life is about enjoying yourself. It's about seeing the beauty in every living thing. It's about joy. Life is about joy.
See? I just created an alternative version of Mauvier, and I already like him more than the main version of Mauvier. This Fell Xenologue version of Mauvier would be so interesting to see interacting with Gregory and Madeline and Zelestia. I picture a sweet man who gives bear hugs, who loudly proclaims his love for everything he sees, and who only sounds like the main story Mauvier when he's really depressed. I wish we'd gotten this character, instead of the boring void that is the main game's Mauvier. I really wish this character existed.
Fell Xenologue Mauvier is warm where main storyline Mauvier is cold. And I have ideas for a name now. Mauve is a shade of purple. Purple is complementary to yellow. A nice name for certain tints of yellow include Chartreuse and Xanthic. Wikipedia told me this, anyways. It also tells me Xanthos was Ancient Greek for yellow or golden, and I like that name. But I feel like I can add a letter or two to the name to create something less real world. Something like…Xanthios, perhaps? Xanthios, the boisterous Knight. Not a royal knight, but a wandering knight who travelled the lands. Griss and Madeline look up to Xanthios, and he adores them like his children. He left his caravan family to become a knight of the land, a protector of the defenseless and defender of all those who society has shunned. And now he's found a new family, a family in the other three winds.
Xanthios would be someone who could have great supports in game. Him and Alfred could be training buddies. He could reminisce on the old caravan lifestyle with Seadall. He could have a whole range of supports, and I think he'd be more interesting than Mauvier. I think I've legitimately sold myself on this character deserving to exist, despite him not even being a real character who exists in game. And I think that says something about how I view the Mauvier we meet in the main story.
I didn't really focus on the Fell Xenologue a lot. I played the chapter where you fight the alternative Alcryst and Diamant with dialogue on, because I wanted to see Gregory's introduction. But I skipped everything else. That being said, I feel like I got a good impression of the fell xenologue's world being a mirror image of the main world. Alear is the opposite gender, alcryst has a superiority complex instead of his clear inferiority complex, gregory is as afraid of pain as griss adores it, etc. They're all opposites, in personality if not in apperance. And yet Mauvier… Mauvier seems the same.
Mauvier seems the same, and that's unfortunate. Because the Mauvier we meet in the main storyline might be worse then Sombron. Sombron is the final boss. Him being an unambiguous evil we barely ever see or hear from is boring, but at least it makes sense. Mauvier shows up four times before you ever learn a single character trait about him. He's so fucking boring! In the three chapters where I fought him and got his pre battle conversations, I never learned anything about him.
In that same amount of time, I learned plenty about the other three. Zephia is almost cartoonishly evil, but she's also treating you like a naughty child the whole time. Marni actually does act like a child, throwing temper tantrums whenever she's defeated and constantly looking for praise. And Griss…well, Griss just seems like he's getting sexual pleasure out of being stabbed and assaulted. But Mauvier just seems like a flat cardboard villian. He's not there for any major reason. He's not funny, nor is he Interesting. He's a boring stoic knight who seems to only care about his orders. He's a soul sucking black hole of entertainment. I despise him.
We're meant to think Mauvier cares about Veyle. And yet he lets the abuse go unheeded prior to chapter 19. Zephia, Griss and Marni are weirdly more forgivable to me. In being so over the top outrageous, they make themselves funny. And by being funny and entertaining, they make me want to forgive them and recruit them. Mauvier is a dry sack of flour. He's basically nothing to me, merely a bland vessel for moving the story along. He also sucks to fight, but that's besides the point.
Mauvier being so uninteresting is king of important, because I'm expected to care about him enough to use him in the end of the game. And I legitimately don't even care about Mauvier. I don't want to see his supports. He's a boring vacuum of personality. I can't tell you any of his personality traits yet, and I'm at the point where we're recruiting him! For god's sakes, he's just awful. The worst character in game by a mile, I almost want to say. But then I remember Morion, and I remember how much I've also found Veyle uninteresting. So you know… there's contention at the bottom.
But I just wish we could've recruited the alternative Mauvier from the Fell Xenologue in place of the boring waste of space that is main game Mauvier. Also, Mauvier in the Fell Xenologue should've been the opposite of Mauvier in the main game. Personality wise and everything. I'd even take a new name for him, but I can't think of any new names. All I know is that he's boring to me. And so I could easily fix Mauvier.
How do we do it? Simple. The Mauvier in the main game is a boring, stoic man who follows orders to a tee and never seems to bother questioning them. So the opposite of that would be a boisterous man who's also a free spirit, a man who goes wherever the wind takes him. The opposite of Mauvier would still be a knight, but he'd be a passionate man who loves earth and everything in it and cares about more than just orders. Mauvier would basically be a character like Amber mixed with Boucheron. He'd be kind and strong and funny and over the top. He'd be a genuine paragon of virtue, but also a free spirit who lets no man dictate to him what is right and what is wrong.
Mauvier has a new backstory here too. He was still born to rich parents in firene, that remains true. But he never moved to Elusia with his mother. Shortly after his father died, mauvier's mom fell into a deep depression. She died all alone in her mansion, depressed and isolated from her peers. Mauvier then wound up on the streets, a young child all alone in this world. If not for his adoption by a wandering caravan, god only knows where he would have ended up.
But indeed, Mauvier was adopted by a wandering caravan of performers. The same kind of troupe which employed Seadall in the main timeline. This group of nomadic free spirits raised Mauvier as one of them, and he learned from them the meaning of life. Life is about more than wealth and obligations. Life is about enjoying yourself. It's about seeing the beauty in every living thing. It's about joy. Life is about joy.
See? I just created an alternative version of Mauvier, and I already like him more than the main version of Mauvier. This Fell Xenologue version of Mauvier would be so interesting to see interacting with Gregory and Madeline and Zelestia. I picture a sweet man who gives bear hugs, who loudly proclaims his love for everything he sees, and who only sounds like the main story Mauvier when he's really depressed. I wish we'd gotten this character, instead of the boring void that is the main game's Mauvier. I really wish this character existed.