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incorrect-danmachi-quotes · 7 days

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Finn: I need you to sober up. Loki: First of all, rude. Second, gross. And third, why?

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etymology-of-the-emblem · 9 months

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Muirne / マナ, Deimne / ディムナ and Corrine / カレン

Muirne is an Isaachian cleric and a member of the imperial resistance in Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War. She is named after Muirne (also called Muireann Muncháem), the mother of Fionn mac Cumhaill in Irish mythology. Her father - a druid - foresaw her marriage leading to the loss of his home and thus prevented her from being with any of her countless suitors. Cumhall, however, stole her away from home. By the time he was found and killed in battle, Muirne was already with child. Her father, disgusted, ordered her to be burned to death. Only by the grace of the High King was she spared and went into hiding to give birth to her son. After leaving the child in the care of Cumhall's sister Bodhmall, she returns to society and married a king. Muireann's refuge with Bodhmall and Finn being born in hiding may relate to Muirne's part in the resistance movement, their base hidden in the town of Tirnanog. The mythological figure marrying into royalty may also relate to Murine's crush on Seliph.

In Japanese, Muirne's name is マナ (rōmaji: mana), romanized as Mana. Despite the romanization, the name is likely derived from マーナ, the common rendering of Muirne.

Deimne is an Isaachian bow knight in the imperial resistance and Muirne's brother. In Irish mythology, Deimne is the birthname of Finn mac Cumhaill, who came to lead the Fianna like his father once did. Under this name, Deimne came to serve anonymously under various lords and kings, but would be dismissed when his parentage was realized, as Cumhall's rival Goll mac Morna and his family were seeking to kill the boy. In most tales of his youth, Deimne found himself studying under the poet Finnegas, who was fishing for the Salmon of Knowledge, a fish that, when consumed, granted understanding of all things. When the salmon was finally hooked, Finnegas gave it to Deimne to cook; it was while the meat was searing that the boy burnt his thumb. He reactively put the finger to his mouth, and the salmon's wisdom was bestowed. Learning of what had happened, Finnegas gave the boy both the fish and the name Fionn.

In Japanese, Deimne's name is ディムナ(rōmaji: dimuna), romanized as Dimna. This uses one of the common renderings of Deimne in the language, the other being デムナ.

Corrine is a girl from the Isaachian capital and a suggested love interest of Deimne. This fan-localized name was likely to help differentiate her from Thracia 776's Karin, as their names are similar in Japanese. In the native language, her name is カレン (rōmaji: karen); while this is typically used for the name Karen, it can also be used for the Irish name Cullen. In The Boyhood Deeds of Fionn mac Cumhaill, the boy briefly stayed in a village called Cullen. Here he met Cruithne - daughter of the smith Lóchán - who quickly fell for the young hero. Despite not knowing each other long, Lóchán gave his daughter to Fionn and forged two spears at the youth’s request. After being told to avoid a certain road in Munster known for an aggressive boar was found, Fionn sought out and slayed the beast. He then returned to Cullen with the boar’s head gifted to the smith in exchange for taking Cruithne for a bride. This episode with Fionn and Cruithne serves as inspiration for the romantic nature of Deimne and Corrine's relationship.

#fire emblem #etymology #jugdral #genealogy of the holy war

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finncomet · 2 years

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Name Meaning

Name: Finn

Gender: Masculine

Origin: Irish Mythology, Old Irish

Pronounciation: FIN /ˈfɪn/

Meaning: Old Irish form of Fionn, as well as the usual Anglicized spelling of the name. From the Old Irish name Finn, derived from finn meaning "fair, white". It occurs frequently in Irish history and legends, the most noteworthy bearer being Fionn mac Cumhaill, the central character of one of the four main cycles of Irish mythology, the Fenian Cycle. Fionn was born as Deimne, and acquired his nickname because of his fair hair. He grew all-wise by eating an enchanted salmon, and later became the leader of the Fianna after defeating the fire-breathing demon Áillen.

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#finnfo #dash memes

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serenity-songbird-master-list · 2 years

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~Is It Wrong To~

~Try To Pick Up~

~ Girls In A~

~Dungeon?~

~Masterlist~

~Oneshots~

Aisha Belka:

Ais Wallenstein:

Apollo:

Asfi Al Andromeda:

Bell Cranel:

Bete Loga:

Cassandra Ilion:

Chigusa Hitachi:

Crozzo Welf:

Daphne Lauros:

Eina Tull:

Finn Deimne:

Freya:

Ganesha:

Haruhime Sanjouno:

Hephaistos:

Hestia:

Ishtar: Pegging? Sure! (NSFW)

Lilliruca Arde:

Loki:

Miach:

Riveria Ljos Alf:

Ryu Lion:

Syr Flover:

Takemikazuchi:

Tione Hiryute:

Tiona Hiryute:

Yamato Mikoto:

~Headcanons~

Aisha Belka:

Ais Wallenstein:

Apollo:

Asfi Al Andromeda:

Bell Cranel:

Bete Loga:

Cassandra Ilion:

Chigusa Hitachi:

Crozzo Welf:

Daphne Lauros:

Eina Tull:

Finn Deimne:

Freya:

Ganesha:

Haruhime Sanjouno:

Hephaistos:

Hestia:

Ishtar:

Lilliruca Arde:

Loki:

Miach:

Riveria Ljos Alf:

Ryu Lion:

Syr Flover:

Takemikazuchi:

Tiona Hiryute:

Tione Hiryute:

Yamato Mikoto:

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kursed-arcana · 3 years

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#aiz wallenstein #danmachi #is it wrong to try to pick up girls in a dungeon #is it wrong to pick up girls in a dungeon #sword oratoria #light novels #loki #tione hiryute #tiona hiryute #tiona hyrute #bete loga #lefiya viritis #finn deimne #shirtless #shirtless manga boys #shirtlessanimeboys

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lifeofcynch · 5 years

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me, watching Danmachi: *sees Finn Deimne, AKA this guy*

me: ‘’haha this Finn kid is so cool! ^^ i should find out more about this character! it’s very interesting how someone so young is such a mature and calm leader type! i’m impres--‘’

me:

#i was like WHAT???? HO W #I MEAN LOOK AT HIM HE LOOKS LIKE MAYBE 15 OR SOMETHING SMDKFKKDMDN #then again this is anime #still surprised me xD #also i guess that makes it infinitely less creepy that his definitely-a-grown-woman teammate is crushing hard on him xmlnfkxnx #shitpost #danmachi #finn deimne

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saiyef · 4 years

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How Tione fell in love with Captain Finn

#tione hiryute #finn deimne #is it wrong to pick up girls in a dungeon sword oratoria #danmachi sword oratoria #sword oratoria #mangacap #mangacaps #manga

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yumis-icons · 4 years

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Finn Deimne

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Just like or reblog the post if you’re going to use them.

#Finn Deimne #Deimne Finn #Danmachi #Anime Icons #Icons

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purple-reign18 · 5 years

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"Princess, will you marry me?"

#danmachi #danmachi: memoria freese #is it wrong to try to pick up girls in a dungeon?#dungeon ni deai wo motomeru no wa machigatteiru daro ka #memoria freese #liliruca arde #finn deimne #bell cranel #mission weddings #screenshot

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incorrect-danmachi-quotes · 2 months

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Bete is a good person, if you ignore all the things he does on purpose and concentrate on all of the things he does by accident.

Finn

#danmachi #incorrect danmachi quotes #finn deimne #source: new girl

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gachagachaart · 3 years

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#Finn Deimne #Danmachi #fire

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etymology-of-the-emblem · 2 years

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Fiana / フィアナ and the Freeblades

Fiana (JP: フィアナ; rōmaji: fiana) is a Thracian village where Leif found refuge sometime after the fall of Leonster in Fire Emblem: Thracia 776. The village is named after the fianna, Irish and Scottish bands of warrior-hunter-mercenaries. This is clearly reflected in-game by the Fiana Freeblades (JP: フィアナ義勇軍; rōmaji: fiana giyūgun, lit. Fianna Militia, rather than the Japanese フィアナ騎士団; rōmaji: fiana kishidan, lit. Fianna Order). Some believe that serving in a fian was a rite of passage for young men.

Of course, we can't talk about fianna and not mention THE Fianna, namesake of the Fenian Cycle, one of the four main sections of Irish mythology. The Fianna was an order meant to serve the High King led by Cumhall mac Trénmhoir, but he was killed after his elopement with Muirne and the conception of their son Deimne. Cumhall's killer, Goll mac Morna, would then be chief of the Fianna until Cumhall's son returned and proved capable to lead as his father once did.

Some major characters of the Fenian Cycle serve as namesakes of some of the residents of Fiana and other members of Leif's army. The most obvious connection is that of Leif's loyal vassal and father figure Finn (JP: フィン; rōmaji: fin). Cumhall's son Deimne studied under the poet Finnegas, who searched for the Salmon of Knowledge. Upon the fish's capture, Deimne was to cook it. In the process, however, the boy burnt his thumb and instinctually put it to his mouth, granting him the salmon's wisdom. His Thumb of Knowledge would reveal anything when put in his mouth. Deimne also received a change of name at that time, becoming the iconic Fionn mac Cumhaill (or Finn MacCool).

As for why Fire Emblem's Finn is a knight of Leonster, there are two reasons for this. On his father's side, Fionn was descended from the tribe of Uí Thairsig from Leinster (which is the name of Leonster in Japanese). Additionally, Finn's name could tie to Fin MacKinealy, an alternative name of Cian, the namesake of Quan.

And since it's relevant, yes: the substitute character Deimne is named after Finn's birthname. In Japanese, his name is written ディムナ (rōmaji: dimuna), while the more standard form for Deimne is デムナ (rōmaji: demuna). Either way, the pronunciation is incorrect; the m seems to be silent in most English pronunciations, while in Irish it's pronounced like the letter v [dʲɪvʲ(ə)nʲə], similar to Macha.

Moving on to a native of Fiana, Osian is the Welsh name for Oisín, the son of Fionn and Sadhbh. Fionn found his lover in the form of a deer while hunting, and she returned to human form when she was spared. The two settled, but the druid Fer Doirich that cursed her into a deer returned to shift her form again soon after getting pregnant. Seven years later, Finn would find a young Oisín on Benbulbin, a common hunting ground for the Fianna. Oisín would grow to be the greatest poet in Ireland, with most of the Fenian Cycle's tales being written by him. The most famous tale starring him is Oisín in Tir na nÓg, in which he took Niamh, daughter of Manannán, as a wife in the land of Tir na nÓg. After three years as king, he returned to Ireland to reunite with the Fianna, only to find that three hundred years had passed outside of Tir na nÓg. As soon as he dismounted the horse Enbarr, the hundreds of years caught up to him. Post-Christianized stories say that both he and Caílte mac Rónáin were the only survivors of the Fianna after the Battle of Gabhra, and would live long enough to meet St. Patrick and relay the legends of the Fianna to him.

In Japanese, Osian's name is オーシン (rōmaji: о̄shin), officially romanized as Othin. While Othin is another name for the Norse god Odin, the katakana resembles the common form of rendering Oisín in Japanese, アシーン (rōmaji: ashīn).

The other axebro of Fiana, Halvan (JP: ハルヴァン; rōmaji: haruvan) is a bit less clear-cut. The name seems to be a corruption of バルベン (rōmaji: baruben), from the aforementioned Benbulbin where Oisín was found. Notably, the name Benbulbin is an anglicization of Binn Ghulbain, which is believed to be named after king Conall Gulban of Tyrconnell. He was a companion of Caílte mac Rónáin much like Oisín, telling St. Patrick of the Fianna and the etymology of various toponyms of Ireland. Gulban was also supposedly the first noble to be baptized in Ireland.

You've likely deduced this already, but Ronan (JP: ロナン; rōmaji: ronan) is named after Caílte mac Rónáin (JP: キールタ・マック・ロナン; (rōmaji: kīruta makku ronan). Another member of the Fianna and nephew of Fionn, Caílte was known for being a brilliant storyteller, being attributed for some of the tellings in the Fenian Cycle. He also was known to speak with animals and for running incredibly swiftly. That's right - Ronan's high speed and movement are rooted in the mythological figure he's named after! No real basis for his magic growth, however.

Lastly, Nanna's brother Diarmuid gets his name from the second most famous member of the Fianna, Diarmuid Ua Duibhne, a demigod raised by the god of love Aengus. He eloped with Fionn's fiancee Gráinne, creating great tension among the Fianna until Diarmuid's death. In his youth, Diarmuid received a "love spot" beneath his eye that made women who looked at it head over heels for him. This aspect was likely the basis of his personal Charm skill.

Diarmuid's Japanese name, デルムッド (rōmaji: derumuddo) comes from the standard rendering of Diarmuid, ディルムッド (rōmaji: dirumuddo).

Interestingly, the leader of the Fiana Freeblades, Eyvel (JP: エーヴェル; rōmaji: ēveru), seemingly does not relate to the Fenian Cycle at all. The closest I could find was the possibility of an intended reference to Ailbe, the wife Fionn took after he found Gráinne to love another man. However, there is a multitude of other possibilities to consider, which can be found in a future post!

Is there a character with a Fenian namesake that I missed? Or a connection between character and inspiration I glossed over? Please, let me know in whatever means you prefer!

#fire emblem #etymology #jugdral #genealogy of the holy war #thracia 776

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dani-dear · 3 years

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am kinda thinkin abt what to potentially do for a portfolio project perhaps???? was leaning towards some designs for a Fionn mac Cumhaill type thing.. Celtic mythology :0

or maybe even just focus on his totally gay moms Bodhmall n Liath Luachra ahaaaa

#Celtic mythology #irish mythology #Bodhmall #Liath Luachra #fionn Mac Cumhaill #finn mccool #deimne #demna #the fenian cycle #my art #character design

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fen-porium · 7 years

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