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Catria

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Catria
GameFire Emblem: Ankoku Ryū to Hikari no Tsurugi

Fire Emblem Gaiden
Fire Emblem: Monshō no Nazo
Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon

First SeenChapter 14 (Ankoku Ryū to Hikari no Tsurugi)

Chapter 3 (Gaiden, Cellica route)
Chapter 2 (Monshō no Nazo)

Starting ClassPegasus Knight


“True...but even so, I like having you somewhere I can keep an eye on you. Ha ha.”
—Catria to Est in Shadow Dragon

Catria (translated Katua in the Japanese version) is a Pegasus Knight from Fire Emblem: Ankoku Ryū to Hikari no Tsurugi and its remakes, as well as Fire Emblem Gaiden. She is the middle sister of the pegasus knights Palla and Est.

Catria is a member of the Whitewings, a Medonian squad of pegasus knights accompanying Princess Minerva. When Minerva's younger sister, Maria, is held in captivity to blackmail the elder princess into fighting against the Akaneian League, Catria and her sisters are forced to fight too. However, as Maria is rescued by Prince Marth, they become free to join his army and fight alongside Minerva again.

It is hinted briefly by her ending in Shadow Dragon and her death quote in Monshō no Nazo that Catria might have an unrequited crush on Marth.

“Prince Marth...”
—Catria's death quote in the second part of Monshō no Nazo

Contents

[edit] Character Data

[edit] Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon

[edit] Recruitment

Catria joins in Chapter 14 if Marth speaks to her or if she speaks with him when he is in her range.

[edit] Stats

Starting Class Level HP Str/Mag Con Skill Spd Lck Def Res Move Weapon
Pegasus Knight 5 20 6/2 N/A 7 13 7 8 6 8 Lance - C

Catria is blessed with high growth rates in almost all areas, especially skill and speed; however, like most characters in the game, her defence will usually end up quite low. Most of the time, she can do well in any class she is trained for. Catria can also perform the Triangle Attack with her sisters, regardless of her class.

[edit] Ending

[edit] Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon

Catria - Middle Sister

Catria returned to Medon to rebuild. Love for a certain man flared in her heart... then flickered when it went unrequited.

[edit] Etymology

Catria is likely a variant or pet form of the name Katrina/Catrina (Celtic 'Catriona'), which may be derived from the Greek 'katharos', meaning 'pure'.

[edit] Gallery