Darios, Gharnef, Validar, and Iago simply existed to be enemies, even though other Warriors games allow the player to unlock villains at some point. Something that Fire Emblem Warriors lacked was the ability to play as villains. Both Byleths are well-received by the players, who should have the option to choose which they like better. However, if this is not the case, male Byleth should still be present in the game as an unlockable character or as an alternate version of female Byleth. The best option would be for players to be allowed to choose their Byleth at the beginning of the game, before the story ever starts. Male Byleth should be featured in some capacity.
This is completely different from Three Houses, where both Byleths appear on the cover to represent the ability to choose your avatar. Throughout the trailer and in the cover art, only female Byleth appears. This list covers multiple things that would be great additions to Three Hopes. So far, not much information has been released besides the initial trailer, which leaves plenty of unanswered questions about what will actually be present in the final game. Fire Emblem Warriors is now returning in the form of Three Hopes, a game that retains the gameplay of the first Warriors game but with the characters from Three Houses and a retelling of its story. Fire Emblem is no stranger to the Dynasty Warriors-style of gameplay Koei Tecmo previously developed Fire Emblem Warriors, a crossover between multiple games in the franchise but with the action-oriented fighting of Dynasty Warriors. Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes is an upcoming Fire Emblem game developed by Koei Tecmo, who also assisted in developing the game that Three Hopes is based on, Three Houses.
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