Homer

Homer Artwork of Homer from Thracia 776.

Gender Male Race Human Starting class Bard Voiced by Aaron Dismuke (English, Heroes) Ryota Iwasaki (Japanese, Heroes) Appearance(s) Thracia 776 Heroes

“	What are you thinking?! All the people of the city, young and old, are fighting tooth-and-nail for Tarrah! But here you are, already halfway through a bottle of wine before noon! Have you no shame?!	”	— Nanna to Homer in Chapter 14

Homer (Japanese: ホメロス Homer) is a playable Bard in Fire Emblem: Thracia 776.

Biography

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Fire Emblem: Thracia 776

Role

Homer is a playable character. In Chapter 14, Homer can be recruited by visiting the northeastern house with Nanna. In Chapter 16B, Homer can talk to an enemy Shannam to recruit him.

Starting stats and growth rates

Bard
Level	5
Action	★

Recruitment: Chapter 14, visit left northeastern house in the city with Nanna

Stats Growth Rates

Max HP	24	Speed	10
Strength	0	Luck	12
Magic	5	Defense	2
Skill	3	Constitution	5
Movement	6	FCM	5

Max HP	65%	Speed	70%
Strength	0%	Luck	55%
Magic	40%	Defense	15%
Skill	70%	Constitution	10%
Movement	3%

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Inventory	Skills
Lightning  S Drink	Paragon
Weapon Levels -- -- -- -- -- E D E D --

Promotion stat gains

Class	HP	Str	Mag	Skill	Spd	Lck	Def	Con	Mov	Skills	Weapon level
Sage	+0	+0	+6	+6	+4	+0	+4	+1	+1	+Adept	D +50 WEXP +50 WEXP +50 WEXP +100 WEXP

Supports

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See Support § Super Famicom games for more details on supports.

Analysis

This character analysis section may not be accurate to every player's experience.

Homer has some trouble getting up to speed initially, since he joins underleveled with lackluster bases. Further compounding this is his lack of access to Wind before promotion (as it has a D-rank requirement), so even with Fire, the lightest tome available, he will only have 6 attack speed at base. However, he has every tool in the book to make him easy to train. He uses magic and has access to all magic types other than dark and wind prior to promotion, letting him avoid counterattacks on player phase in most cases. He has Paragon, significantly increasing his experience gain, and with an FCM of 5, he has a guaranteed crit set-up with the Lightning tome. Finally, his promotion to Sage is among the best promotions in the game. It has incredible statistical gains and gives Homer a D-rank in staves, making him double as a utility unit – albeit worse than dedicated staff users. It also increases his D-rank in light magic up to B, which allows him to use Nosferatu, which can be found in a house in the chapter he joins, but the other unit that can use it at this point of the game is Linoan, who joins one chapter later with a B-rank in light magic at base. He starts a bit fragile, and this problem never outright disappears – but he becomes much more durable after promotion, since he gains a massive 6 magic and 4 defense.

While Homer is underwhelming at base level, he is among the easiest units to train. When he is trained up, he has good 1–2 range – scarce in Thracia – and will be one of the best boss killers available. As such, if the player wants to raise a growth unit, Homer is an excellent choice.

Fire Emblem Heroes

Main article: Homer/Heroes

There is one variation of Homer available in Heroes.

Personality

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Endings

Homer, Traveling Bard
Homer toured the entirety of Thracia, performing in every city, big or small. Everywhere he went, he sang the heroic saga of Leif. Based on his first-hand experience in Leif's army, his song was universally beloved, and became a staple of Thracian culture.

Quotes

Death quote

“	Ugh! I-I'm done for...	”	— Homer

Escape quote

“	Good grief, life is too short to be spending it like this...	”	— Homer

Heroes quotes

Main article: Homer/Quotes (Heroes)

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology, and in other regions
Language	Name	Definition, etymology, and notes
English	Homer	Used in official websites.
English (unofficial)	• Homer • Homeros	• Most common name. • Used on Serenes Forest.
Japanese	ホメロス	Officially romanized as Homer; literally speaking, the katakana reads "Homeros", derived from the Greek form of Homer. Homer was a blind Greek poet who wrote the Iliad and the Odyssey, though in recent times his historicity is questioned.
Spanish	Homer	--
French	Homer	--
German	Homer	--
Italian	Homer	--
Portuguese	Homer	--
Traditional Chinese	霍梅羅斯	Homeros

Gallery

Sprite Gallery
Bard Sage Magic (all tomes) Magic (all tomes) Staff (Heal)

Official artwork

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  Artwork of Homer from Thracia 776.
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  Homer in artwork from Thracia 776's CD booklet.

Heroes artwork

Character artwork

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  Artwork of Homer: Traveling Bard.
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  Artwork of Homer: Traveling Bard.
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  Artwork of Homer: Traveling Bard.
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  Artwork of Homer: Traveling Bard.

Meet some of the Heroes artwork

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  Artwork of Homer: Traveling Bard.
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  Artwork of Homer: Traveling Bard.

References

This article is part of Project Characters, a project focused on writing articles for every character present in the Fire Emblem series.