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Another translation is that they just come from outerspace, so probably won't mean anything
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Their is a references to other opus in most games but most of the times each games work as a standalone with some exceptions:Most Knowledgeable Fire Emblem Lore Supporters..
I want to start playing FE, and want to get into it chronologically... in what order should I play them?
Also, basically right but Awakening is actually like 2000 years after FE 3/12 not just 1000. And FE4 and FE5 are implied to take place roughly 1000 years before FE1.Their is a references to other opus in most games but most of the times each games work as a standalone with some exceptions:
*FE 3/12 aka Mystery/ New Mystery is a direct sequel to Shadow Dragon aka FE 1/11 and should be played after it.
*FE 10 Radiant Dawn is a direct sequel to FE 9 Path of Radiance and should be played after it.
*FE 5 Thracia 776 is not technically a sequel to FE 4 Genealogy of the Holy War but should still be played after it to better understand the plot.
*Despite being an alternate timeline FE Warriors Three Hopes should be played after clearing at least one ending of FE 16 Three Houses as the Warriors game takes some important plot point from Three Houses as already known and doesn't come back on it.
*FE 7 Blazing Sword/Blade is a prequel to FE 6 Binding Blade but both can be treated as standalone as aside from a few charater the plot of those games are loosely connected.
*FE 13 Awakening happens one thousand year after FE 3/12.
Good to know:
*FE 15 Echoes is a remake of FE 2 Gaiden.
*FE 11 Shadow Dragon is a remake of FE 1 Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light.
*FE 12 New Mystery of the Emblem is a remake of FE 3 Mystery of the Emblem
*FE Warriors 3 Hopes is a alternate timeline of FE 16 3 Houses
Now chronogically: (Each saga here is a different universe or is loosely connected to other Sagas.):
Akaneia saga:
FE Shadow Dragon -> FE Echoes -> FE New Mystery -> FE Awakening
Fates Saga:
FE 14 fates (Lone game that happen in a parrallel world to Awakening).
Jugdral saga:
FE 4 1rst half -> FE 5 and FE 4 2nd half (Follow directly the first half and happen rougly at the same time.)
May be connected to the Akaneia since Naga is me,tionned in both.
Elibe saga:
FE 7 Blazing Sword -> FE 6 Binding Blades
Magvel saga:
FE 8 Sacred Stones (Standalone game with close to no connections to other saga.)
Tellius saga:
FE 9 Path of Radiance -> FE 10 Radiant Dawn
Fodlan saga:
FE 16 Three Houses -> FE Warriors Three Hopes (Is an alternate timeline but should still be played after due to lacking crucial information.)
Engage saga:
FE 17 Engage (Is a standalone game but since ir's an anniversary title, feature cameo of the main protagonists of previous games as Emblems.)
Special Cases:
FE Heroes is a gacha featuring characters from nearly every games of the series.
FE Warrior (the first one) is a musou game that features characters from previous games.
Tokyo Mirage Session #FE Encore is a crossover of Fire Emblem and Shin Megami Tensei.
They exist but it's unknow if that's the same blades as in Akaneïa.Ok so doesn’t fodlan have the three regalia?
Don't worry, it gets way worse.Oh.. this is more confusing than I thought
Different weapons, in Fodlan, they were made during the War of the Eagle and LionOk so doesn’t fodlan have the three regalia?
Sounds about right.Don't worry, it gets way worse.
The decayed versions of the legendary weapons appear in Awakening.Why does the Elibe and Magvel timeline lead into Awakening? Is it because of those DLC / spotpass unit things?
They might be duplicates, but they’ve all aged in the same way that the real Divine Weapons do, as seen with Ragnell. The Ragnell you obtain in the Xenologue is identical to the one owned by Priam, which is the real Ragnell. Considering the divine weapons aren’t decayed in their base games, the decayed state of the twin versions in Awakening indicates that a lot of time has passed.Yea, but those were duplicates, aren't they? Copycat Regalia exists across entries. Like different versions of Mercurius has shown up in other games. In the Infinite Regalia DLC where you get most of the Regalia from other games, they say the weapons are twins, so I think they're just copies, not the actual ones from those games.
“Divine Weapons—unique weapons that have received the blessing of the gods. However, deep within some ruins, twins of these divine weapons slumber."
- Xenologue 15
Don't worry, it gets way worse.
... where do i even start... wtfDon't worry, it gets way worse.
The best starting points are FE 7 Blazing Sword (Very beginner friendly, in fact the lyn story mode is considered as a tutorial despite being a third of the game but hard to find outside of emulating since it's a gameboy game), FE 13 Awakening (Also beginner friendly but can do some references that might get over new player) and FE 16 Three Houses (Easy to get (switch game) and don't require knowledge of previous game but possess many specifics mecanics compared to the rest of the series.).... where do i even start... wtf
Number of timelines are endless given the possibilities of who dies on the battle field and when. But yeah, Fodlan's is the most convoluted.Technically the Fodlan duology should be split into like 7 different timelines (10 if you include the option to kill or recruit Byleth in Hopes).
Wrap your heads around that one.
Number of timelines are endless given the possibilities of who dies on the battle field and when. But yeah, Fodlan's is the most convoluted.
I know, but each and every hypothetical playthrough is indirectly canon to FE Heroes.Technically yes, but someone like Mercedes dying as opposed to Byleth dying aren't really the same thing for story purposes.
So, this is kind of random, but does anyone have the scan of one of the guidebooks (or whatever it was) placing Heroes alongside other mainline games?
So, this is kind of random, but does anyone have the scan of one of the guidebooks (or whatever it was) placing Heroes alongside other mainline games?
Don't hold me to it, but 8D FEH could be back on the menu, if we instead went the hypertimeline route instead of the R/F route
Oh cool, thanks!There's also the Japanese website which lists Heroes on its timeline of released mainline games whereas it has Cipher, Warriors and TMS on the side as their spin offs https://www.nintendo.com/jp/fe/history/index.html and while it's not as definitive Masahiro Sakurai states Heroes to be FE16 and was part of his hint for Byleth being in Smash Brothers being 17 in binary so that leads credence to the idea as well that Heroes is FE16 or at least internally it is
The English version of the website says the same thing (well, there's an option to convert the language to English on the website).There's also the Japanese website which lists Heroes on its timeline of released mainline games whereas it has Cipher, Warriors and TMS on the side as their spin offs https://www.nintendo.com/jp/fe/history/index.html and while it's not as definitive Masahiro Sakurai states Heroes to be FE16 and was part of his hint for Byleth being in Smash Brothers being 17 in binary so that leads credence to the idea as well that Heroes is FE16 or at least internally it is
That's actually a mistranslation, it's more along the lines of Gullveig existing in the past, present, and futureWhat about High 1-B for infinite layers of time? (I have no idea what that would be under Ultima's revisions).
Is it really? Do you have the Japanese line translated somewhere?That's actually a mistranslation, it's more along the lines of Gullveig existing in the past, present, and futurewhich leads me to believe that someone at Treehouse is secretly a powerscaler trying to subtly upgrade Fire Emblem
Is it really? Do you have the Japanese line translated somewhere?
Not a perfect translation, but don't see any mention of "infinite layers of time"...I've been thinking.
If the witch Gurveig...
If she is a being who has aged nearly an eternity...
Indeed,
In this world of the past,
Gullveig must have existed in this past world.
Interesting.I'm going off DeepL translations, but it goes like this:
Not a perfect translation, but don't see any mention of "infinite layers of time"