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Wild at Heart

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Wild at Heart

Image
Icon of the Wild at Heart skill in Heroes

Type(s)

Passive (Type B)

Owner(s)

Celica

First game

Heroes

Wild at Heart (Japanese: 真獅子連斬 True consecutive lion strikes) is a single-tiered passive type B skill which debuted in Fire Emblem Heroes, passive type B skill which debuted in Fire Emblem Heroes; Wild at Heart is the personal skill of Celica: With Grace and comes in only one tier. Wild at Heart allows its user to attack twice consecutively in combat; inflicts a penalty to the speed and defense and the Exposure and Sabotage statuses on nearby foes; ncreases damage dealt by the user and decreases the damage dealt by the foe during combat based on the user's speed stat; and allows the user to survive a lethal attack with 1 HP.

Data

Game Icon Type Effect SP cost Prerequisites Unusable by Inheritable Other effects and notes
Heroes
Image B User strikes twice consecutively.
At start of turn and after user acts (after Canto, if triggered), inflicts -7 each to speed and defense, Exposure[effect 1], and Sabotage[effect 2] on closest foes and enemies within 2 spaces of those foes through their next actions.
Inflicts -5 each to attack, speed, and defense on foe, user deals +⁠(user's speed × 20%) damage, and foe deals -⁠(user's speed × 20%) damage during combat.
If user's HP > 1 and foe would reduce user's HP to 0, user survives with 1 HP (once per combat).
400 -- -- --
  1. Foe deals +10 damage.
  2. Inflicts −⁠(highest penalty on stat between unit and allies within 2 spaces of unit; calculated independently) each to attack, speed, defense, and resistance on unit during combat.

Availability

Heroes

Method Data
Unit (★★★★★) Celica: With Grace

Flavor text

Game Text
(English)
Text
(Japanese)
Heroes
Unit attacks twice (even if foe initiates combat,
unit attacks twice).

At start of turn, and after unit acts (if Canto
triggers, after Canto), inflicts Spd/Def-7,
【Exposure】, and【Sabotage】on closest foes and
any foe within 2 spaces of those foes through
their next actions.

Inflicts Atk/Spd/Def-5 on foe, unit deals
damage = 20% of unit's Spd (excluding
area-of-effect Specials), and reduces damage
from foe's attacks by 20% of unit's Spd
(excluding area-of-effect Specials) during
combat. If unit’s HP > 1 and foe would
reduce unit's HP to 0 during combat, unit
survives with 1 HP (once per combat; does not
stack with non-Special effects that allow unit to
survive with 1 HP if foe's attack would reduce
HP to 0).

【Exposure】
Foe's attacks deal +10 damage.

【Sabotage】
Inflicts penalty on unit's Atk/Spd/Def/Res
during combat = highest penalty on each
stat between unit and allies within 2 spaces
of unit. Calculates each stat penalty
independently.
2回攻撃(敵から攻撃された時も、2回攻撃可能)

ターン開始時、および、
行動後(再移動が発動した時は再移動後)、
最も近い敵とその周囲2マス以内の敵の
速さ、守備-7、
【弱点露呈】、【混乱】を付与
(敵の次回行動終了まで)

戦闘中、敵の攻撃、速さ、守備-5、
自分は、
与えるダメージ+速さの20%(範囲奥義を除く)、
受けるダメージ-速さの20%(範囲奥義を除く)、かつ
戦闘中、自分のHPが2以上で敵の致死攻撃を受けた時、
ダメージをHPが1残るように軽減
(1戦闘1回のみ、奥義以外の
 「敵の致死攻撃を受けた時、ダメージをHPが
  1残るように軽減する効果」とは重複しない)

【弱点露呈】
敵から受けた攻撃のダメージ+10

【混乱】
戦闘中、攻撃、速さ、守備、魔防が
自分と周囲2マス以内にいる味方のうち
弱化が最も高い値だけ減少(能力値ごとに計算)

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology, and in other regions
Language Name Definition, etymology, and notes
English

Wild at Heart

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Japanese

真獅子連斬

True consecutive lion strikes

Spanish
(Spain)

León salvaje

Wild lion

Spanish
(Latin America)

Corazón salvaje

Wild heart

French

Nature sauvage

Wild nature

German

Wildes Herz

Wild heart

Italian

Cuore selvaggio

Wild heart

Portuguese

Alma selvagem

Wild soul

Traditional Chinese

真獅子連斬

True successive lion cuts

See also