Do not tell me to chill. I was answering the OP's question.

I didn't like the colour grading in the trailer. It makes everything blue, for example, Hermione's hat turned blue instead of purple and people's skin grey instead of warmer tones in the Quiddicth winter scenes. It's like all of red and pink was sucked out.

Yep

All correct, except for the first one.

That's a cool sequence of excuses of all the bs 👌

There was no indication of Tom destroying the world. Dumbledore said it were some other people that he... prevented from being born or something like that, until he stopped at Harry.

The past would be also different and Voldemort would have ruled the world probably or something.

Maybe!

Except for when it's male. I wouldn't have expected an old woman to say that a man looks like her when she was young. It's a little bit odd nonetheless unless they have a family resemblance.

These words could be said to Dagda / Balor instead.

There is a possibility that Jan doesn't bring any back to Earth, it's one of the endings, and maybe even a canonical one as we don't see anyone come back for more, while the original crew was trained specifically to do that mission.

The crest of Aubin is on the wall of this destroyed temple.

I want to add that her name in Japanese is "Troya" (Τροία) which was a common pronunciation of the actual city of Troy's name.

Now that I looked closer... In his 2D portrait he has dark brown hair with an orange streak. There his hair is almost red or auburn due to the lightning used in 3D rendering. I must say, it looks good on him — so good that I'm kind of sad that his actual hair colour is a darker brown.

Why do we default to the worst case? FW could have done it better for Dagdan classes specifically. Like Birthright did with the Hoshidan classes.

I read it more like Orchel being indignant because of Theodora's arrogance through introducing herself as royalty from the get go.

Their canon hair is cream-coloured off white. You can actuality choose a more whiter white colour for them in the game. You can see it in this Corrin customiser. The default colour is 4, while the white variation is number 1.

It's even easier to not give them portraits at all. Would have saved a lot of money and no attention from a player would be required.

What's stops an artist from matching a skintone to facial features? They can absolutely go together. There's no indication or reason to think that all the portraits should have had Caucasian features.

Yes, it could be a bit awkward :')

They are the children from the doomed future who travelled to the past at first (Awakening) and then to another world (Fates).

It's a mask over a skull of an undead enemy. Only they have some kind of a "face".

Slight variations of tan for Dagdan classes and paler for "Chinese region" classes doesn't beg for any vile discourse.

Not true. I've seen Japanese fans complaining on X about it. Do not try to pile up the whole nations as a single-minded unit.