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In game, Robin starts in the [[fireemblemwiki:Tactician (class)|Tactician]] class exclusive to him, his potential children, and DLC characters, which enables them to attack with magic tomes as well as swords. As the avatar character, Robin and his potential children can switch to any starting class the player desires using a {{s|fireemblemwiki|Second Seal}} (aside from Lord, which is exclusive to Chrom and Lucina), making for one of the biggest skill pools possible for a single character. Robin can also support with every other character (as could Kris previously), and marry any opposite gendered character the player wants, including the future children of other Shepherds that are met via Paralogues (side stories) as more characters within the Shepherds marry each other. Robin's customization focuses more on appearance and even features several options for voice. | In game, Robin starts in the [[fireemblemwiki:Tactician (class)|Tactician]] class exclusive to him, his potential children, and DLC characters, which enables them to attack with magic tomes as well as swords. As the avatar character, Robin and his potential children can switch to any starting class the player desires using a {{s|fireemblemwiki|Second Seal}} (aside from Lord, which is exclusive to Chrom and Lucina), making for one of the biggest skill pools possible for a single character. Robin can also support with every other character (as could Kris previously), and marry any opposite gendered character the player wants, including the future children of other Shepherds that are met via Paralogues (side stories) as more characters within the Shepherds marry each other. Robin's customization focuses more on appearance and even features several options for voice. | ||
After ''Awakening'', Robin's second appearance in the ''Fire Emblem'' series was as an optional party member in ''{{s|fireemblemwiki|Fire Emblem Fates}}''. Here, he is summoned in-game using his [[amiibo]], and is recruited by defeating him and his allies on a special map; as he is now a set character and no longer a customizable avatar, he is fixed to have his default male appearance and voice from both ''Awakening'' and ''Smash''. Dialogue shows that the version of Robin here is the same one who appeared in ''Smash'' itself. | |||
==In ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]''== | ==In ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]''== | ||