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Nathan
September 16, 2026 at 02:52 PM
Dated and surfaced the untranslated epithet and the playable-status gap
Nathan is a general of the Kingdom of Arago in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave and the aggressive half of the pair of commanders whose reputation carries across Dagda. Nintendo's profile calls him a general worth a thousand men who boasts great offensive power and leads from the front. He is the red knight to the green one, and he is straightforward to a fault.
Field | Detail |
|---|---|
Japanese name | ネイサン |
Gender | Male |
Homeland | Kingdom of Arago |
Nationality | Aragonian |
Title | General |
Unit | Aragonian Elite Unit |
Role | Boss |
English voice | Matt Silver |
Japanese voice | Makoto Kaneko |
Nathan and Creek are always described together, famous throughout Dagda as a matched pair, and Arago sends them into the Heroic Games as a unit. Their opponent there is Dietrich, and both are listed as bosses in his chapters. One scene shortly before that match shows Dietrich visibly delighted at the prospect of facing them. An account of the story also has the Arago force turning up later as a wartime enemy of Theodora rather than a tournament rival, which has not been confirmed.
Where Creek plays for position, Nathan pushes. He fights as a lance cavalryman, using his horse's reach to open the fighting and run at the enemy line. Two skills have been spotted on the Arago side of one of their matches, Reckless Charge and Knight's Vanguard, though which general carries which has not been made clear. Weapons covers how lances behave in this game, including their advantage against mounted units.
Nathan is deeply loyal and blunt to the point of tactlessness, with none of the irony his partner trades in. His stated likes are the red armour the King of Arago gave him, keeping faith with the people he serves, and training in every form of martial art he can get his hands on.
Nathan and Creek share a Japanese epithet that marks them as the two peerless commanders of Arago. As of September 2026, no official English rendering of it has been published, so this page leaves it untranslated. No profile or roster listing says whether either general becomes playable: both are currently documented only as opponents. See Voice Cast for the full cast list and Factions for where the Aragonian Elite Unit sits among the competing groups.
Creek is the green knight to his red, and the two are never named apart. The kingdom they serve, with its three named settlements, is covered on Arago; the Hero whose chapters they are fought in is Dietrich.
