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A series of turn-based strategy RPGs that already has 10 games. Because of the success of the series' characters Marth and Roy in Super Smash Bros. Melee the series has finally been localized for America and Europe. Also, because of the two characters' success people new to the series often ask in forums about the US released games if Marth and Roy are in this game. | A series of turn-based strategy RPGs that already has 10 games. Because of the success of the series' characters Marth and Roy in Super Smash Bros. Melee the series has finally been localized for America and Europe. Also, because of the two characters' success people new to the series often ask in forums about the US released games if Marth and Roy are in this game. | ||
− | [[image:feRD.jpg|thumb| | + | [[image:feRD.jpg|thumb|Radiant Dawn!]] |
==Description== | ==Description== | ||
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*Ike | *Ike | ||
*Black Knight | *Black Knight | ||
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+ | *Micaiah | ||
− | ''Blazing [[Sword]]/Rekka no Ken'' | + | ''Blazing [[Sword]]/[[Fei Long|Rekka no Ken]]'' |
*[[Chun-Li|Lyn]] | *[[Chun-Li|Lyn]] | ||
*Eliwood | *Eliwood | ||
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− | The first game in the series was recently remade and finally translated into English as ''Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon'' for Nintendo DS. | + | *The first game in the series was recently remade and finally translated into English as ''Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon'' for Nintendo DS. |
+ | *Marth and Roy appeared in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl|Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'', and it was their popularity in that game that led to the ''Fire Emblem'' series finally seeing the light of day outside of Japan. | ||
===Main Source for Poopers=== | ===Main Source for Poopers=== |
Revision as of 03:03, 15 April 2010
A series of turn-based strategy RPGs that already has 10 games. Because of the success of the series' characters Marth and Roy in Super Smash Bros. Melee the series has finally been localized for America and Europe. Also, because of the two characters' success people new to the series often ask in forums about the US released games if Marth and Roy are in this game.
Description
The first three-dimensional game came out in 2005 and because of the mediocre voice acting in the English version of the game as well as one FMV that lasts only 2 seconds is wasting place in the theatre its cutscenes have found appeal by a few. The second three-dimensional game has longer cutscenes with better animation, but the English voice acting got even worse.
Media Infomation
Developed by Intelligent Systems
Made in Japan from 1990 on
Characters
With emphasis given to those seen in Youtube Poops
Shadow Dragon
- Marth
Binding Blade
- Roy
Path of Radiance/Radiant Dawn
- Ike
- Black Knight
- Sothe
- Micaiah
Blazing Sword/Rekka no Ken
- Lyn
- Eliwood
- Hector
Other
- Greil
- Mist
Episodes etc
- 2 Famicom games
- 3 Super Famicom games
- 3 GameBoy Advance games (1 of which never came out in the US)
- 1 GameCube game
- 1 Wii game
- 1 Anime (only 2 episodes long)
- 1 trading card game (only in Japan)
Usage
First Used in a Poop by
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Often Used by
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Sometimes Used by
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Disliked by
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Further information
- The first game in the series was recently remade and finally translated into English as Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon for Nintendo DS.
- Marth and Roy appeared in Super Smash Bros. Melee, and it was their popularity in that game that led to the Fire Emblem series finally seeing the light of day outside of Japan.
Main Source for Poopers
Fire Emblem: Sanctuary of Strategy