Ferdinand kills his dad - Fire Emblem Warriors Three Hopes 

Actually it makes a lot of sense when it’s clear Ludwig is basically Ferdinand who went down a bad path. Azure Gleam even emphasizes it more as him trying to prove he’s worthy to be a savior to his “Emperor” that he was more than capable of aiding her. Nevermind the fact she’s been reduced to a puppet, showing how delusional Ludwig is.

Sometimes it's not about what the one who is dying deserves. It is about what the killer deserves. Ferdinand deserved to be the one to finish his father.

@@ShadowdaHedgie11 everyone involved knew that was how it would have to end assuming the Duke lost his abysmal coup attempt. Makes it pretty obvious also just how much of a blow it is to the Agarthans losing control of Edelgard is.

He died?

@@andrewmiller5126 yes His passing was due to cancer I hope his time over the years wasn't considered a waste to him. Cause he made best use of it showing off what a voice actor was and I admired that about him

His support with Lysithea hits really hard, especially when you keep in mind that while Ferdinand was begging Lysithea not to give up hope on her own life, Billy was fighting terminal cancer himself.

True the duke let him kill him meaning he still love or has respect to his son 😥

Not all that surprising, considering Aegir truly cared for Ferdinand. Basically the Gloucester of Adrestia

And I thought Ferdinand's paralouge battle in three houses was sad.

It’s patricide!

@@alexandermoultrie5595 ~ Ludwig was going to die, no matter what. Better a quick, painless death at the hands of his beloved son than what would likely be a slower, more “creative” fate courtesy of Hubert

It definitely answers a lot of the questions that three houses didn’t while simultaneously doing a pretty good job of telling a what if story

"On all three routes someone has to kill their sibling" welcome to medieval europe to WW1 which warring kingdom/nation are usually a conflict between cousin, siblings, etc.

Ferd's father is not his sibling lmao.

@@kao123456654 you don't know that. Nobility was inbred in our world imagine how inbred it would be if certain bloodlines conferred actual superpowers so long as they were pure enough

@@music79075 Nowhere in the game is it stated that Ferdinand's father is also his brother einstein. Nothing even fucking ALLUDES to it.

@@kao123456654 nor is it NOT stated

He never said anything bacause Ferdinand was largely unaware of what his father was doing to the Empire. That is also why he fails to see why Edelgard goes down her path, as he tries to convince her otherwise ( or he at least claims he plans to in Three Houses) and why he's the BE I loke the least. He's far too foolish and oblivious. He's honest and straight forward.

I meant to say doing to the Empire because Edelgard takes the reins back.

@@bohrsinns8745 that is quite wrong imo, ferdinand went to the academy specifically because he found out his father was doing shady business and wanted to expose him and bring him to justice. He does speak about his father as being a traitor and stuff but it's still horrible to kill ur parent especially when they weren't that horrible to u. ferdinand's path was never the wrong path and his approach/advice was actually needed for edelgard and hubert in fe3h (especially hubert).

Actually it’s more like Ferdinand, Kratos, Kazuya and Alucrad among many others on what you said.

@@axladiana1116 Then Jeritza walks in and fist bumps Fedinand Von Aegir and the crew.

Don’t forget Corrin.

@@kylekraus6722 Might as well include Robin too.

Don’t forget Hubert and Jeritza as well.

There was also one other game he was in before his death- AI: The Somnium Files - Nirvana Initiative, releasing here on the same day as Three Hopes.

I don't want to sound rude or anything but, how do you all know Three Hopes was his last performance? Did he say when he did the voice recording?

It's not like the voice performance in fire emblem are done yet. They're still have some voice actors for the future. I don't believe yet, but based on Billy's passing, I just don't know.

Hey in their A support Ferdinand basically tells her he doesn't want her pity. So for this case Edelgard is damned if she do, damned if she don't.

You mean Emperor. Yuk yuk yuk!

She is trying her best.

Well, with Byleth in Three Houses, she had to snap them out of their funk somehow.

How to misread a scene 101

That's flat out not true. Edelgard knows that Ferdinand is comforted most by helping the people placed in his charge. You're the one that doesn't know Ferdinand.

​@@sarenarterius6058 he literally asked for a moment just in the previous frame, dude.

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Probably because this game truly humbled him and instead of complaining he rose to the occasion in spectacular fashion.

He was also without a weapon, outnumbered and left at the mercy of people who he and Thales mistreated.

@@lukerosales5879 Fair enough.

@@andrewmiller5126 either way he deserved it.

Sad that Ferdie is almost surely dead in Azure Gleam :(

Man, don't scare me like that. Thought Duke Aegir's VA passed away as well

He looks goofy in whatever he wears

Yeah idk why they make him look like that when Cornelia looked so yummy

Yeah in a few years he'll recede and bald himself

Sometimes the apple does fall far from the tree.

@@andrewmiller5126 *looks at me and my mom* Yea u right

My older brother is another example. He's a total jerk but my parents are nice enough people.

Apparently he was raised mainly by his mother since the Duke was always busy doing schemes on the Empire.

@@iamgogolly well bless his mother

he seemed to be an actually decent father despite his corruption and ferdie did hold him a at least good regard as a father

I'm sorry what? Ozai burned one of his kids' face and used the other as a tool of war, only to throw her away when he deemed her usefulness at its end.

the reason he was executed was because he was the only one who had almost gotten edel killed by helping an assaination attempt and Ferdinand ask for this himself like he literally asks to be the executioner

@@asuraofwrath I get that but Aiger's fall was mainly due to Edel's hasty measures, Aiger loved the empire & was clearly sad about what happened but Edel left him no choice. It was really unnecessary for Ferdie to do this especially since he loved his dad, I think it was very cruel & someone else should've done it. Same with killing Shahid, Claude literally killed his brother in cold blood! Shahid was cornered, he was unarmed & killing him would make problems with Almayra, especially if Claude's dad knew about it.

I would like to remind you that Aegir was the main man responsible stealing power from the last emperor and for handing Edelgard and her siblings over to the Agarthans to be turned into lab rats. Fuck him, hope he burns.

@@shadowsquid1351 You do know that it was Aegir that Edelgard’s entire family is dead, right? Aegir is the one that worked with Thales to make the “peerless Emperor” and he is the one that basically made her father a lifeless puppet, and was extremely corrupt. Hell, he was the one that helped the experiments on the Ordelia family by taking over Hrym. The reason to why Edelgard convinced the other Nobles was because they weren’t involved with Those who Slither in The Dark, Aegir is involved and did it for greed (Azure Gleam even show him working with Thales in part 2)

@@arthuriantitan6412 you do know that the other nobles also worked with Aiger; Varley, Bergilez, Vestra, Gerth, Hevring & Arundal but they didn't plan "kill" anyone or wanted to, they wanted a strong emperor & were against the centralization of power by Edel's dad. So yeah singling out Aiger & killing him felt kinda sad considering he has a right to his territory & how the other nobles did aid him in the past against the royal family, Aiger loved the empire but only disagrees with how Edel is going with things. Also Aiger didn't have much to do with Hrym since he was just the puppet leader with Arundal being the actual leader. Edel's half siblings didn't all die, some were crippled but still live while others died.