Fallen Robin (M)

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Pivot permet à Grima de contrecarrer les effets néfastes de la classe cuirassée sur le mouvement, tandis que Sol l'autorise à se soigner tout en attaquant.

Fury 3 (A) augmente drastiquement les statistiques de Grima et par conséquent son potentiel offensif, et le déduit d'un peu de PV en conséquence.
Grâce à sa longue barre de vie, Grima ne voit pas trop mal passer les effets néfastes de ce puissant skill qui fait de lui un monstre au combat.

Vengeful Fighter (B) venant du basekit de Daraen, est conservé afin de l'aider à tanker l'ennemi et accélérer son compteur de skill pour lancer Sol régulièrement.

Fortify Armor/Dragons (C) permet à Grima d'être efficacement intégré à une team Dragon Emblem/Armor Emblem.

Heavy Blade (S) tient profit de l'immense puissance du dragon déchu pour augmenter encore plus sa capacité à lancer des soins avec Sol régulièrement.
Rares sont les ennemis qui l'empêcheront d'utiliser ce sceau extrêmement utile.

This set covers both player and enemy phase of the game. With the ability of the weapon skill, it can counter all enemies from all distances in addition to the follow-up attack that he gets from Bold fighter 3 and Quick Riposte 3.

Another meta unit who I can’t help but to build is Fallen M!Robin (or Grima M!Robin is what I prefer to call him.) His ivs are +res, -hp, which isn’t too bad for ivs cause extra res does help makes use of his DC breath weapon. This build tends to make him a ranged tank.

For his weapon I prefer ot keep expiration. It’s basically lightning breath but without the +1 cooldown and has 16 might. There is no reason why you should replace this breath weapon and even if you did see someone who had the nerve to replace it are most likely dumb. Expiration allows him to deal damage to a range unit’s low def or res. Meaning even if the range unit has high res, they are still screwed cauae Grima M!Robin will he targeting the low def instead.

For the assist skill swap is preferred for increase his mobility. It is one of the best assist skills for armors.

For the A skill I went for distant def. Although it may be weak compared to the breath skills, the thing is that those skills aren’t usually easy to get.

For his B skill vengeful fighter is preferred. Kt is basically a better quick riposte for armors due to it having a better hp condition as well as a cooldown reduction charge.

For his C skill I went for ward armor for some armor team comp.

Overall Grima M!Robin has some scary attack. Making it difficult for non red units to tank him. I know this build might not beimpressive as them whale builds but I am not one of them people. I am only f2p.

An apocalyptic cheerleader build for arena.

Male Fallen Robin is one of the three armored dragons currently in the game. With an atk boon (+atk) being a superboon on him he can become one of the highest scoring units while also being able to cheer on his personal assassin (the bonus unit).

For his weapon your going to want to use Light Breath with either a def or res refine; def builds up his amazing defense, while res gives him better magic/mixed bulk. This breath also allows you to buff your other allies and himself, making it easier to get bonus unit kills.

His assist should either be a double rally or any rally skill you have, this is for maximum scoring potential.

His special can be either be Aether or Blie Flame, both of which are for scoring (dragons can’t run galeforce).

The A skill should be distant counter which will make dealing with ranged units easier. Any breath skill can also be used here if you decide so.

The most important part of this build is having Wary Fighter in the B slot. This ensures that Robin will survive most combat encounters while hopeful dropping the health of the enemie so your bonus unit can steal the kill. (Watch out for the new skill Null Follow Up which nullifies Wary Fighter)

Because the C slot primarily has a pool of support skills just about anything will work depending on your team. I believe that Def Smoke would be a good choice due to all of the Askr units having physical weapons. Some other good choices are armor march, panic ploy, tactic skills, and wave skills.

Finally, there’s the sacred seal slot which is also open to changes. If panic ploy isn’t in the c slot it would work well as a seal for Fallen Robin, he does have the highest HP out of all the current armored dragons. Some other options are tactics, smokes, and armored boots.

Expiration is a beast weapon and you'd be a fool to replace it with anything else in my opinion. It lets your unit attack no matter what if a foe initiates battle unless of course, your Robin gets KO'd. In which case you do you but I'm sticking to my guns on this one.

Swap, in my opinion, is one of the better mobility helpers in the game. However, depending on your preferences in gameplay, Pivot works just as well. I've also used Shove and Smite before and they work pretty well if you're willing to experiment with what you like, regarding how you want to play that is. All of these work pretty well though. With Smite you'd probably want to put this on another armored unit, like Effie or Amelia, but sometimes it can be problematic. I've pushed my Robin out too far with smite before and before I knew it I was losing the fight b/c I moved my units before thinking. Bottom line, with Swap you can save a unit that might be in some serious trouble. Again, Pivot also works well for mobility but I prefer Swap since I can save any of my units that are in some trouble.

Aether is useful for when Robin is low on health and kicking ass. After Aether is used "combat is resolved as if foe suffered Def/Res-50%. Unit recovers HP=half damage dealt." With how high Fallen Robin's attack is, whether he has a bane on it or not, this can prove mighty useful, especially if your Robin has an HP bane. Aether isn't too terribly hard to get but it can cost you some feathers if you're determined to get it. I for one chose to use feathers to upgrade a Chrom to 5* then fodder him to Robin for the precious Aether. I think overall Aether is a very useful special. Ignis is okay, as is Bonfire, but when you're in a pinch this special could mean the difference between a win and a loss.

Svalinn Shield is handy for neutralizing the threat from armor slaying weapons and any units that have an advantage against Fallen Robin, besides triangle bonuses that of course. It's probably also a good idea to keep in mind that a unit that can deal with the Falcion users is imperative. A falchion user can KO your Robin in one hit, and I've never seen it fail in my experience. Tiki (adult) or other high tier dragon units like Myrrh can be a good choice when thinking about getting rid of Falchions. Bottom line here, is that Svalinn Shield eliminates a huge pain in the neck for you by neutralizing the "effective against armored" bonuses on foes.

Vengeful Fighter 3 is an easy choice to make, especially since you don't have to fodder any units for it. If your Robin's HP is greater than 50% and the foe initiates combat, your Robin makes a guaranteed follow-up attack. It also grants a special cooldown charge of +1 per attack, meaning Aether can be used faster whenever this occurs. Unfortunately, that effect doesn't stack but it is nonetheless a powerful thing to have on your side.

Breath of Life is definitely not my first choice for a C but I figured depending on your team composition you could get away with it pretty well. Breath of Life works like this: If your Robin initiates an attack, all adjacent allies recover 7 HP after combat. This alone could mean the difference between a win and a loss. I like this move since it lets Robin act as a stave in a way but he still can pack one hell of a punch. An alternative for your C could probably be Atk Smoke 3 or Atk Tactic. With Atk Smoke 3, after combat, Atk-7 is inflicted on foes within 2 spaces of the target through their next actions. With Atk Tactic 3 your Robin grants Atk+6 to allies within 2 spaces for 1 turn. This is granted only if the number of that ally's movement type on your current team is less than or equal to 2. All of these are great options that probably depend on how you want to play and the composition of your team.

Last, but not least, we have Armored Boots. If your Robin's Hp equals 100 at the start of a turn, he can move 1 extra space on that turn. This is a very useful seal but can be replaced by a few different options like Quick Riposte 3 or Quickened pulse, however they are a lot more expensive and take a god awful amount of time to get your hands on.