I Tried Beating Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave Without Jumping

A few months back, I attempted to beat every mainline Fire Emblem game out at the time without jumping. Now that Fortune's Weave is out and I've finished playing it the normal way, it's time to test the challenge in this latest entry! I'm going to assume you already know the ins and outs of the challenge from watching the original video. Also, beware of potential spoilers for Fortune's Weave. Usually when one thinks of attempting a no jump challenge, the first genre to come to mind are platformers. Trouble is, jumping is such an integral element within them, you'll be hard-pressed to find one where it's actually fully possible. That's why I've decided to shift gears and genres entirely to the Fire Emblem series, best known for flat lands, large battles and pages upon pages of stats - jumping in this environment is about as unnecessary as can be. But don't for a single moment believe this is going to be a cake-walk... So, what exactly constitutes as a jump in Fire Emblem? My criteria is simply any moment during any animations when all of the unit's body goes off the ground, regardless of how brief it is or how short the jump is. Turning off battle animations doesn't work as an easy fix, just because you don't see something happening, it doesn't mean it didn't