Fire Emblem Fates: Birthright

Hey there! So you've stumbled upon Selkie, Kaden's daughter, and you're wondering what's up with her? She's a pretty unique kid, raised in the Deeprealms and described as a 'Free Spirit.' Basically, she's super cheerful, loud, and not shy at all – always eager to play with anyone, human or animal. She's also the bravest one in the army, which is pretty cool!

Let's break down her stats and what makes her tick. She's got some interesting growth rates:

As you can see, she's got fantastic Speed and Luck, which is awesome for dodging attacks and landing critical hits. Her Resistance is also surprisingly high, much better than her dad's, making her a solid choice against mages. However, she's pretty average in other areas.

When it comes to classes, Selkie starts as a Kitsune and can branch into Diviner as a secondary class. The main thing to watch out for with Selkie, much like her father Kaden, is her reliance on Beaststones. This can make reclassing a bit tricky. If you don't inherit the right skills for her, she can end up being a bit of a weak link because she'll be stuck with E-rank weapons initially. So, definitely plan ahead and make sure she gets the skills you want her to have, especially ones that are hard or impossible for her to learn otherwise.

Alright, let's talk about Shiro, Ryoma's son! He's one of those cool kid units you get, and honestly, he's pretty awesome right out of the box. He grew up in the Deeprealms, and while he looks up to his dad, Ryoma, he also sees him as a rival. He's super friendly but also really competitive – sometimes he gets himself into trouble because of it, but hey, he's also apparently a beast at arm wrestling!

Shiro's got some really solid stat growths that are pretty similar to Ryoma's, which is fantastic. He doesn't have any magic growth, but that's totally fine because he makes up for it with great Health and Strength. His Speed is decent, and his Defenses are surprisingly good, especially considering how strong he is. Honestly, there's almost no reason *not* to use him in your army. Plus, having Samurai as his secondary class right from the start is a huge bonus. Shiro is basically a self-sufficient powerhouse; he comes with everything he needs to be amazing, just like his dad. The only thing Ryoma has over him is that legendary sword, the Rajinto, which Shiro doesn't get.

When it comes to his classes, Shiro starts as a Spear Fighter and can branch into Samurai. This combination is super strong. He doesn't need a lot of investment to become a really valuable member of your team. In fact, he's one of the best child units you can get in the game and will definitely serve you well throughout your playthrough.

Hey there! So, you've stumbled upon Kiragi, Takumi's son, and you're wondering what makes him tick? He's a pretty cool kid, honestly. Raised in the Deeprealms, he's got this infectious enthusiasm for life and a real passion for hunting. Plus, the game says he's got the sharpest eyes in the army, which is pretty handy for an archer, right?

He's got some solid stats, too. Let's break down his growth rates:

As you can see, he's pretty well-rounded, with his Speed being his highest growth at 50%. His Magic is a bit of a non-starter at 0%, so don't expect him to be slinging spells anytime soon. The rest are decent, giving him a good foundation.

Class-wise, Kiragi starts as an Archer, which fits perfectly with those sharp eyes. But here's the cool part: he can also branch into Spear Fighter as a secondary class. This means he can be super versatile!

Honestly, there's not much to dislike about Kiragi. He's a strong unit right out of the gate, and his balanced growths mean he can adapt well. While he can't use the Fujin Yumi (which is a bummer, I know!), he's still a fantastic Archer or can even transition into a solid Spear Fighter. His potential really shines when you consider who his mother is and the classes you can unlock for him through marriage and friendships. Giving him access to other melee classes can only make him even more of a powerhouse. And hey, who doesn't love a character with endless optimism? It's genuinely endearing!