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| − | * Tiki is not a Dragalia Lost original character. She | + | * Tiki is not a ''Dragalia Lost'' original character. She originates from Intelligent Systems' ''Fire Emblem'' video game franchise, first appearing in ''Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light'', and also appears as a summonable Hero in the mobile game of the same franchise, ''[[feheroes:Fire Emblem Heroes|Fire Emblem Heroes]]''. |
** While this version of Tiki is based on [[feheroes:Tiki: Legendary Dragon|Tiki: Legendary Dragon]], she instead uses the Epithet of [[feheroes:Tiki: Dragon Scion|Tiki: Dragon Scion]]. | ** While this version of Tiki is based on [[feheroes:Tiki: Legendary Dragon|Tiki: Legendary Dragon]], she instead uses the Epithet of [[feheroes:Tiki: Dragon Scion|Tiki: Dragon Scion]]. | ||
* Tiki will sometimes mention "Mar-Mar" or "Ban-ban", nicknames for her friend {{Icon|Adventurer|Marth|size=32px|text=1}} and protector Bantu respectively. | * Tiki will sometimes mention "Mar-Mar" or "Ban-ban", nicknames for her friend {{Icon|Adventurer|Marth|size=32px|text=1}} and protector Bantu respectively. | ||
| − | * Regardless of which Dagger she has equipped, Tiki's 3D model will always appear to hold her Dragonstone. As such, she also cannot use the Weapon Skin feature - her Dragonstone will overwrite it | + | * Regardless of which Dagger she has equipped, Tiki's 3D model will always appear to hold her Dragonstone. As such, she also cannot use the [[Weapon Skin]] feature - her Dragonstone will overwrite it. |
** Tiki is the first unit to have this trait that does not also wield a Wand. | ** Tiki is the first unit to have this trait that does not also wield a Wand. | ||
| − | * Unlike most Adventurers, Tiki does not say the names of her skills when she uses them. Instead, she says "Stay away!" when using [[Divine Wings]] and "I'll do what I want!" when using [[Dragon Valor]] or [[Divine Dragon Blow]]. She shares this trait with the other Fire Emblem Heroes collab characters: [[Alfonse]], [[Veronica]], [[Marth]], [[Fjorm]], [[Sharena]], [[Peony]], and [[Chrom]]. | + | * Unlike most Adventurers, Tiki does not say the names of her skills when she uses them. Instead, she says "Stay away!" when using [[Divine Wings]] and "I'll do what I want!" when using [[Dragon Valor]] or [[Divine Dragon Blow]]. She shares this trait with the other ''Fire Emblem Heroes'' collab characters: [[Alfonse]], [[Veronica]], [[Marth]], [[Fjorm]], [[Sharena]], [[Peony]], and [[Chrom]]. |
** When in Divine Dragon form, Tiki simply roars when using [[Breath of Fog]]. | ** When in Divine Dragon form, Tiki simply roars when using [[Breath of Fog]]. | ||
** These quotes match some of her special trigger quotes in Fire Emblem Heroes, but from multiple versions of herself. "I'll do what I want!" is from [[feheroes:Tiki: Legendary Dragon|Tiki: Legendary Dragon]], while "Stay away!" is from [[feheroes:Tiki: Dragon Scion|Tiki: Dragon Scion]]. Similarly, her quote upon transforming, "I can be scary too, you know!" is similar to a special quote used by [[feheroes:Tiki: Dragon Scion|Tiki: Dragon Scion]]. | ** These quotes match some of her special trigger quotes in Fire Emblem Heroes, but from multiple versions of herself. "I'll do what I want!" is from [[feheroes:Tiki: Legendary Dragon|Tiki: Legendary Dragon]], while "Stay away!" is from [[feheroes:Tiki: Dragon Scion|Tiki: Dragon Scion]]. Similarly, her quote upon transforming, "I can be scary too, you know!" is similar to a special quote used by [[feheroes:Tiki: Dragon Scion|Tiki: Dragon Scion]]. | ||
| − | * Tiki's skills Dragon Valor and Breath of Fog share their names with skills in Fire Emblem Heroes. Breath of Fog initially appeared in Mystery of the Emblem, several years before Heroes. | + | * Tiki's skills Dragon Valor and Breath of Fog share their names with skills in ''Fire Emblem Heroes''. Breath of Fog initially appeared in ''Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem'', several years before Heroes. |
* During her release banner, Tiki had a starting featured appearance rate of 0.8%, rather than the usual 0.5% for featured Adventurers. 0.8% is usually reserved for summoning Dragons, so this may be a reference to her being a Manakete. | * During her release banner, Tiki had a starting featured appearance rate of 0.8%, rather than the usual 0.5% for featured Adventurers. 0.8% is usually reserved for summoning Dragons, so this may be a reference to her being a Manakete. | ||
| − | * Tiki's unique combo in her human form is incredibly weak. This is a reference to Manaketes' human forms in the main Fire Emblem games, as they tend to have very low base stats before transforming into their dragon form. | + | * Tiki's unique combo in her human form is incredibly weak. This is a reference to Manaketes' human forms in the main ''Fire Emblem'' games, as they tend to have very low base stats before transforming into their dragon form. |
| − | * Tiki has a unique victory animation, where she will pose with her hands behind her back | + | * Tiki has a unique victory animation, where she will pose with her hands behind her back. |
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Trivia
- Tiki is not a Dragalia Lost original character. She originates from Intelligent Systems' Fire Emblem video game franchise, first appearing in Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light, and also appears as a summonable Hero in the mobile game of the same franchise, Fire Emblem Heroes.
- While this version of Tiki is based on Tiki: Legendary Dragon, she instead uses the Epithet of Tiki: Dragon Scion.
- Tiki will sometimes mention "Mar-Mar" or "Ban-ban", nicknames for her friend Error: Table Adventurers not found.and protector Bantu respectively.
- Regardless of which Dagger she has equipped, Tiki's 3D model will always appear to hold her Dragonstone. As such, she also cannot use the Weapon Skin feature - her Dragonstone will overwrite it.
- Tiki is the first unit to have this trait that does not also wield a Wand.
- Unlike most Adventurers, Tiki does not say the names of her skills when she uses them. Instead, she says "Stay away!" when using Divine Wings and "I'll do what I want!" when using Dragon Valor or Divine Dragon Blow. She shares this trait with the other Fire Emblem Heroes collab characters: Alfonse, Veronica, Marth, Fjorm, Sharena, Peony, and Chrom.
- When in Divine Dragon form, Tiki simply roars when using Breath of Fog.
- These quotes match some of her special trigger quotes in Fire Emblem Heroes, but from multiple versions of herself. "I'll do what I want!" is from Tiki: Legendary Dragon, while "Stay away!" is from Tiki: Dragon Scion. Similarly, her quote upon transforming, "I can be scary too, you know!" is similar to a special quote used by Tiki: Dragon Scion.
- Tiki's skills Dragon Valor and Breath of Fog share their names with skills in Fire Emblem Heroes. Breath of Fog initially appeared in Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem, several years before Heroes.
- During her release banner, Tiki had a starting featured appearance rate of 0.8%, rather than the usual 0.5% for featured Adventurers. 0.8% is usually reserved for summoning Dragons, so this may be a reference to her being a Manakete.
- Tiki's unique combo in her human form is incredibly weak. This is a reference to Manaketes' human forms in the main Fire Emblem games, as they tend to have very low base stats before transforming into their dragon form.
- Tiki has a unique victory animation, where she will pose with her hands behind her back.
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