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Aion
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| “ | Ha ha... Good. Very good. In confined spaces like this, my thunder magic devastates. The battle has already been won... I cannot lose. Combat is an equation. Those with intelligence have a natural advantage. Those imbeciles will not reach the Dragon's Gate. Never. I will bury them here in this forest! | ” | — Aion |
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Aion (Japanese: アイオン ) is the boss of Chapter 18x (19x Hector) of Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade; he is a Black Fang commander on the Dread Isle, tasked with defeating Eliwood and Hector's army when Uhai fails to do so.
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Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade
Role
Aion is the boss of Chapter 18x of Eliwood's tale—19x of Hector's—in Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade. Aion is tasked with defeating Eliwood and Hector's army, intending to use his powerful Bolting tome; however, he is interrupted by Kishuna, a morph that seals magic, and is subsequently defeated.
Stats
- See also:
Imprisoner of Magic - Stats with two figures separated by a ~ are presented as a range, representing stats that vary due to random growths. The figures to the left and right of the ~ are the stat's minimum and maximum possible values respectively.
Normal/Eliwood Hard Hector Hard
Quotes
Battle quote
| “ | Thunder! Thunder, hear my cry! | ” | — Aion, in The Blazing Blade. |
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Death quote
| “ | This can't be...happening... | ” | — Aion, in The Blazing Blade. |
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Flavor text
| Game | Text (English) |
Text (Japanese) |
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| The Blazing Blade | The Black Fang's Owl. Takes
orders from Nergal. |
【黒い牙】の一員、【梟】
ネルガルに従っている |
Trivia
- Aion uses a recolor of the Marquess of Araphen's portrait; he is also prejudiced against the people of Sacae, though this may be a coincidence.
Etymology and other languages
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| Language | Name | Definition, etymology, and notes |
| English |
Aion |
From Aion, a Hellenic deity associated with time and eternity. |
| Japanese |
アイオン |
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| Spanish |
Aion |
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| French |
Aion |
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| German |
Aion |
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