Random Fire Emblem Facts
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In the first game, critical hit rate is determined by (skill + luck)/2
In the first game, Marth has 3 swords only wielded by him: Rapier, Falchion, and Miracle
In FE 7, there is a super secret level in hector's mode. You need to level up the character Nils to level 7 in Lyn's portion of the game, and have to unlock 19x by killing a character w/ ridiculous stats on the same turn you attack him.
There was talk of discontinuing the Fire Emblem series if Awakening didn't sell well, so intelligent systems put everything they had into it. Needless to say, they sold enough.
Every single Fire Emblem game (sans sacred stones) is connected to another one directly.
FE 1: Connected to 2, 3, 11, 12, and 13
FE 2: Connected to 1, 3, 11, 12, and 13
FE 3: Connected to 1, 2, 11, 12, and 13
FE 4: Connected to 5
FE 5: Connected to 4
FE 6: Connected to 7
FE 7: Connected to 6
FE 8: N/A
FE 9: Connected to 10, 13
FE 10: Connected to 9, 13
FE 11: Connected to 1, 2, 3, 12, and 13
FE 12: Connected to 1, 2, 3, 11, and 13
FE 13: Connected to 1, 2, 3, 9, 10, 11, and 12
There was a Fire Emblem game for the Satellaview add-on for the Super Famicom. It was called Akaenia Saga, and it chronicled the events before the first game, without Marth
In FE 2, Thieves used axes, not swords like in all the other games.
There have been 2 "Fire Emblem" Games on non-nintendo systems. Tearring saga, and Brenwick saga. They were on the PS1 and PS2 respectively, and were only released in Japan. They have no similar stories w/ the Fire Emblem games, and their only connection is the gameplay, and the same person who made FE made it.
In Fire Emblem Awakening, some of the (non-required) chapter maps are maps from older Fire Emblem games.
Paralogue 2's map is that of Genealogy of the Holy war's Chapter 4, but much, much smaller
Paralogue 6's map is that of Gaiden's Chapter 4, Durma's gate
Paralogue 18's map is that of Mystery of the emblem's Chapter 1
Paralogue 20's map is that of Gaiden's Chapter 1, Ram Valley
The xenologue saga titled "Champions of Yore" map is that of Dark Dragon and the Sword of Light's Chapter 1
The xenologue saga titled "Lost Bloodlines" map is that of the Prologue of Genealogy of the Holy war, but much smaller
The xenologue saga titled "Smash Bretheren" (which you fight Roy and Ike) map is that of Blazing Sword's Final chapter
The xenologue saga titled "Rouges and Redeemers" map is that of Chapter 8 from Path of Radiance.
Every child's birthday in Fire Emblem Awkening (sans Morgan) are Japanese release dates of Fire Emblem games.
Lucina: April 20th (Fire Emblem 1 and Path of Radiance)
Yarne: March 14th (Fire Emblem Gaiden)
Severa: January 21st (Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem)
Cynthia: May 14th (Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War)
Kjelle: September 29th (Fire Emblem: Akaenia Saga)
Germoe: September 1st (Fire Emblem: Thracia 776)
Nah: March 29th (Fire Emblem: Binding Blade)
Laurent: April 25th (Fire Emblem: Blazing Sword)
Noire: October 7th (Fire Emblem: Sacred Stones)
Brady: Februrary 22nd (Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn)
Inigo: August 7th (Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon)
Owain: July 15th (Fire Emblem: Heroes of Light and Shadow)
Roy did not debut in Fire Emblem 6. He debuted in Super Smash Brothers Melee. Melee came out a couple of months before Binding Blade. He was put in there as a hype builder for FE 6. Also, speaking of Melee, Nintendo was originally planning not to put in Marth and Roy into Melee for American releases, but they were so popular, they decided to keep them in.
Finally, Marth has has the same voice actor as his incarnation in the Fire Emblem anime.
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