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Ike is voluntarily homeless. He never returns to the fort, choosing to live a mercenary life on the road; even rejecting the offer of lordship at Cremia Castle to do so. As for Robin? We never discover his origin home and there's no evidence to suggest that he ever settles down to live with Chrom either. Once his term of service ends? We don't know if he ever leaves the house of Chrom. Also canonically, Robin doesn't actually have any pairing; unlike Chrom (who canonically marries Sumia). So again, no evidence to suggest that he settles down with anyone. It's entierly open to interpretation. -
I would argue: Ike owns a small fort. He left it to travel by the end of RD, but that's kind of the same situation as the DQIII Hero, then; Robin stayed in Chrom's castle for as long as they served him (so... from waking memory), and they don't have any desire to travel. They also raise a family in plenty of continuities. I don't know what the argument for homelessness is; It's hilarious that Lucas is here. It only becomes true the moment the credits roll Judging from how clean his hoodie looks (despite getting so much use) I'm going to guess Little Mac has a place to stay; Fun fact: After SOTN, the Belmonts disappeared for more than a century, until reappearing in 1999. Then, their sole descendant lived as a bum for decades, but only because they legitimately did not remember who they were. As such, it is hilariously unclear if this respected, centuries-old clan had any estate whatsoever over the course of 200 years. (That said, Richter was set to marry someone before Dracula appeared. Guaranteed marriage in 18th-19th Century Europe? He probably has a home) -
Oh, BTW, we had this argument like, around a month ago, so some of these characters are still up for debate... but one character that is absolutely not up for debate is Sonic The Homeless Hedgehog; as SEGA appeared to be listening in on our conversation and conviniently publicly confirmed this a week ago... https://automaton-media.com/en/news/sonic-the-hedgehog-is-still-homeless-sega-confirms/ https://www.ign.com/articles/sega-fans-relieved-to-hear-sonic-the-hedgehog-is-still-homeless Rest assured. Sonic is still very much homeless
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Well Terry is about as much Bum as it gets, so he's the perfect choice
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I've not played them before myself, but I hear that they explore some similar concepts that are seen in 999. That alone is enough to make me interested Keep in mind that they are apparantly pure VNs though, no puzzle gameplay at all. Aside from being able to make some choices along the way, there's very little in the way of gameplay.
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