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my bear of a boyfriend🐻
January 29, 2026 at 9:00 PM
my bear of a boyfriend🐻
Dimitri is the kind of person who would live a hundred years carrying a single embrace with him,
while Felix would forget such a hug, given on a whim, almost immediately.
while Felix would forget such a hug, given on a whim, almost immediately.
January 27, 2026 at 2:50 PM
Dimitri is the kind of person who would live a hundred years carrying a single embrace with him,
while Felix would forget such a hug, given on a whim, almost immediately.
while Felix would forget such a hug, given on a whim, almost immediately.
I’m planning to open a VGen account around February.
January 27, 2026 at 2:29 PM
I’m planning to open a VGen account around February.
Agreed. Even when Felix seems to be talking about Dimitri, he’s really only thinking about himself. FE3H is a great horror game.
January 12, 2026 at 3:57 AM
Agreed. Even when Felix seems to be talking about Dimitri, he’s really only thinking about himself. FE3H is a great horror game.
Yeah. I’ve always thought that Felix is the real “beast,” the frightening one. Maybe Dimitri is drawn to bad men.
January 12, 2026 at 3:32 AM
Yeah. I’ve always thought that Felix is the real “beast,” the frightening one. Maybe Dimitri is drawn to bad men.
Felix, who had been discriminating against Dimitri, says “Could I have saved him?” after the other person dies, and it feels psychopathic and extremely disturbing.
January 11, 2026 at 12:54 PM
Felix, who had been discriminating against Dimitri, says “Could I have saved him?” after the other person dies, and it feels psychopathic and extremely disturbing.
Precisely because he unhesitatingly directs discrimination and violence at someone suffering from the aftermath of war, one can see that he is the true beast.
January 7, 2026 at 12:47 AM
Precisely because he unhesitatingly directs discrimination and violence at someone suffering from the aftermath of war, one can see that he is the true beast.
Felix’s English dialogue is noticeably milder, and it’s frustrating that he’s no longer portrayed as an innately beastlike character—hot-tempered and unable to restrain his violence.
January 7, 2026 at 12:38 AM
Felix’s English dialogue is noticeably milder, and it’s frustrating that he’s no longer portrayed as an innately beastlike character—hot-tempered and unable to restrain his violence.
“Monster” or “beast” can be thrown around jokingly at Halloween, but what Felix says to Dimitri is on an entirely different level—something the JP version treats as far more serious.
He says to Dimitri, “I’ll dismember you.”
He says to Dimitri, “I’ll dismember you.”
January 3, 2026 at 3:52 AM
“Monster” or “beast” can be thrown around jokingly at Halloween, but what Felix says to Dimitri is on an entirely different level—something the JP version treats as far more serious.
He says to Dimitri, “I’ll dismember you.”
He says to Dimitri, “I’ll dismember you.”
It’s not a word as commonly used as “monster”; it’s a much stronger expression, but my English isn’t good enough…
January 3, 2026 at 3:26 AM
It’s not a word as commonly used as “monster”; it’s a much stronger expression, but my English isn’t good enough…
As a result, in the JP version, in Part II, Dimitri even belittles himself as someone lower than a beast—because he has already been branded a monster.🥲
January 3, 2026 at 2:17 AM
As a result, in the JP version, in Part II, Dimitri even belittles himself as someone lower than a beast—because he has already been branded a monster.🥲
In the JP version, Felix explicitly calls Dimitri a “monster.”
He treats Dimitri’s PTSD—rooted in the trauma of mass slaughter—as something inherently grotesque, using it to strip him of his humanity.🥲
That is why I believe Dimitri never sought refuge in the ducal territory after escaping execution.
He treats Dimitri’s PTSD—rooted in the trauma of mass slaughter—as something inherently grotesque, using it to strip him of his humanity.🥲
That is why I believe Dimitri never sought refuge in the ducal territory after escaping execution.
January 3, 2026 at 2:16 AM
In the JP version, Felix explicitly calls Dimitri a “monster.”
He treats Dimitri’s PTSD—rooted in the trauma of mass slaughter—as something inherently grotesque, using it to strip him of his humanity.🥲
That is why I believe Dimitri never sought refuge in the ducal territory after escaping execution.
He treats Dimitri’s PTSD—rooted in the trauma of mass slaughter—as something inherently grotesque, using it to strip him of his humanity.🥲
That is why I believe Dimitri never sought refuge in the ducal territory after escaping execution.
In the JP version, Felix’s discriminatory language toward Dimitri is intense enough to potentially drive someone to suicide, which is likely why it’s restricted in localization.
January 2, 2026 at 8:49 PM
In the JP version, Felix’s discriminatory language toward Dimitri is intense enough to potentially drive someone to suicide, which is likely why it’s restricted in localization.
I can’t draw in the winter.
January 2, 2026 at 3:45 AM
I can’t draw in the winter.
In the Musou version of Felidimi, Felix is a power-type socially awkward brute, and Dimitri is like an older sister who ends up taking care of him.
December 30, 2025 at 6:37 AM
In the Musou version of Felidimi, Felix is a power-type socially awkward brute, and Dimitri is like an older sister who ends up taking care of him.
