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* ''VideoGame/FireEmblemHeroes'' ([[Platform/IOSGames iOS]], [[Platform/{{Android}} Android]], 2017): Spin-off of the series for mobile devices, released worldwide on February 2nd, 2017. The game is set in an AlternateUniverse known as World of Zenith. The player character is called to this universe by Anna, leader of the Order of Heroes, and asked to use their summoning powers to [[CrisisCrossover gather heroes from all]] ''[[CrisisCrossover Fire Emblem]]'' [[CrisisCrossover continuities]] and lead them to stop the Emblian Empire from conquering the Kingdom of Askr and their own worlds. The gameplay still uses classic mechanics, but streamlined for the sake of faster pace and more mobile-friendly experience. Like most games of its type, it's free to play [[BribingYourWayToVictory with premium upgrades buyable for real money]].

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* ''VideoGame/FireEmblemHeroes'' ([[Platform/IOSGames iOS]], [[Platform/{{Android}} Android]], (Platform/{{iOS}}, Platform/{{Android}}, 2017): Spin-off of the series for mobile devices, released worldwide on February 2nd, 2017. The game is set in an AlternateUniverse known as World of Zenith. The player character is called to this universe by Anna, leader of the Order of Heroes, and asked to use their summoning powers to [[CrisisCrossover gather heroes from all]] ''[[CrisisCrossover Fire Emblem]]'' [[CrisisCrossover continuities]] and lead them to stop the Emblian Empire from conquering the Kingdom of Askr and their own worlds. The gameplay still uses classic mechanics, but streamlined for the sake of faster pace and more mobile-friendly experience. Like most games of its type, it's free to play [[BribingYourWayToVictory with premium upgrades buyable for real money]].
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* ''VideoGame/FireEmblemHeroes'' ([[Platform/IOSGames iOS]], [[PlatformAndroidGames Android]], 2017): Spin-off of the series for mobile devices, released worldwide on February 2nd, 2017. The game is set in an AlternateUniverse known as World of Zenith. The player character is called to this universe by Anna, leader of the Order of Heroes, and asked to use their summoning powers to [[CrisisCrossover gather heroes from all]] ''[[CrisisCrossover Fire Emblem]]'' [[CrisisCrossover continuities]] and lead them to stop the Emblian Empire from conquering the Kingdom of Askr and their own worlds. The gameplay still uses classic mechanics, but streamlined for the sake of faster pace and more mobile-friendly experience. Like most games of its type, it's free to play [[BribingYourWayToVictory with premium upgrades buyable for real money]].

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* ''VideoGame/FireEmblemHeroes'' ([[Platform/IOSGames iOS]], [[PlatformAndroidGames [[Platform/{{Android}} Android]], 2017): Spin-off of the series for mobile devices, released worldwide on February 2nd, 2017. The game is set in an AlternateUniverse known as World of Zenith. The player character is called to this universe by Anna, leader of the Order of Heroes, and asked to use their summoning powers to [[CrisisCrossover gather heroes from all]] ''[[CrisisCrossover Fire Emblem]]'' [[CrisisCrossover continuities]] and lead them to stop the Emblian Empire from conquering the Kingdom of Askr and their own worlds. The gameplay still uses classic mechanics, but streamlined for the sake of faster pace and more mobile-friendly experience. Like most games of its type, it's free to play [[BribingYourWayToVictory with premium upgrades buyable for real money]].
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** ''Engage'': The Four Hounds serve as this, alongside elements of EliteFour. They act as the top enforcers under the order of Sombron and [[spoiler:Veyle]]. They consist of Zephia, Griss, Marni, and Mauvier.

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* TheArcher: One of the classes is the Archer, who can normally attack only from two spaces away from an enemy.



** ''Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light'' - The legendary Hero, Anri, defeats the shadow dragon, Medeus, on the 7th day of the 7th month of the 7th year.
** ''Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War'' - The continent of Jugdral is liberated and peace is restored in the year 777.

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** ''Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light'' - -- The legendary Hero, Anri, defeats the shadow dragon, Medeus, on the 7th day of the 7th month of the 7th year.
** ''Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War'' - -- The continent of Jugdral is liberated and peace is restored in the year 777.
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* AntiArmor: [[CoolSword Armorslayers]], Heavy Spears, [[DropTheHammer Hammers]] and [[RoyalRapier Rapiers]] are effective against armored foes, as are most Lord-exclusive weapons. Magic is a less extreme version of this, receiving no damage bonus but using the target's Resistance stat (which, for armored units, is generally quite low) instead of their Defense.

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* AntiArmor: [[CoolSword Armorslayers]], Heavy Spears, [[DropTheHammer Hammers]] Hammers and [[RoyalRapier Rapiers]] are effective against armored foes, as are most Lord-exclusive weapons. Magic is a less extreme version of this, receiving no damage bonus but using the target's Resistance stat (which, for armored units, is generally quite low) instead of their Defense.
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* AllAccessibleMagic: Downplayed. Magic is generally treated as a discipline to be learned rather than as an innate ability, with the series' elemental mages being of a generally scholarly bent in contrast to the [[ReligionIsMagic divinely-powered priests and clerics]]. The reclassing mechanic seen in later games (from ''Shadow Dragon'' onward) allows most, if not all, of the playable characters to access magical powers in battle.
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As previously mentioned, ''Fire Emblem'' is one of the franchises featured in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros'', Nintendo's MassiveMultiplayerCrossover series, debuting in ''Super Smash Bros. Melee'' due to popular demand from the Japanese fanbase. ''Melee'' features Marth and Roy as unlockable playable characters; ''[[VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosBrawl Brawl]]'' keeps Marth but drops Roy in favor of Ike, adds Lyndis as an [[AssistCharacter Assist Trophy]], and features the Castle Siege stage, a nonspecific amalgamation of typical location themes and tropes present throughout the series as a whole with a stylistic focus on the Tellius games. [[VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosForNintendo3DSAndwiiU The fourth entry]] has Marth, Ike, and Lyndis reprising their respective roles, and introduces content from ''Awakening'', namely Lucina and Robin (taking on his/her default name and appearance, while retaining the choice of both male and female variations) as playable fighters, Chrom making a cameo appearance to assist in Robin's Final Smash, and Regna Ferox's arena as a stage for the 3DS version. The Wii U version features a nonspecific Coliseum stage instead. Later DLC brought back Roy as a playable fighter and also introduced Corrin from ''Fates'' (available in both male and female variants). ''[[VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate Ultimate]]'' brings back all ''Fire Emblem'' representatives along with adding Chrom as an [[MovesetClone Echo Fighter]] (though Robin's Final Smash remains unchanged) and adding Tiki and the Black Knight as Assist Trophies. Byleth was added later as part of the first Fighters Pass for ''Ultimate'', and comes with a new stage, Garreg Mach Monastery, which features various characters from ''Three Houses'' in the background.

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As previously mentioned, ''Fire Emblem'' is one of the franchises featured in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros'', Nintendo's MassiveMultiplayerCrossover series, debuting in ''Super Smash Bros. Melee'' due to popular demand from the Japanese fanbase. ''Melee'' features Marth and Roy as unlockable playable characters; ''[[VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosBrawl Brawl]]'' keeps Marth but drops Roy in favor of Ike, adds Lyndis as an [[AssistCharacter Assist Trophy]], and features the Castle Siege stage, a nonspecific amalgamation of typical location themes and tropes present throughout the series as a whole with a stylistic focus on the Tellius games. [[VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosForNintendo3DSAndwiiU The fourth entry]] has Marth, Ike, and Lyndis reprising their respective roles, and introduces content from ''Awakening'', namely Lucina and Robin (taking on his/her default name and appearance, while retaining the choice of both male and female variations) as playable fighters, Chrom making a cameo appearance to assist in Robin's Final Smash, and Regna Ferox's arena as a stage for the 3DS version. The Wii U version features a nonspecific Coliseum stage instead. Later DLC brought back Roy as a playable fighter and also introduced Corrin from ''Fates'' (available in both male and female variants). ''[[VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate Ultimate]]'' brings back all ''Fire Emblem'' representatives along with adding Chrom as an [[MovesetClone Echo Fighter]] of Roy (though Robin's Final Smash remains unchanged) and adding Tiki and the Black Knight as Assist Trophies. Byleth was added later as part of the first Fighters Pass for ''Ultimate'', and comes with a new stage, Garreg Mach Monastery, which features various characters from ''Three Houses'' in the background.
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* UniquenessRule: in ''Awakening'', ''Fates'', and ''Engage'', the boots item cannot be used more than once[[labelnote:*]]''Awakening''[[/labenote]] or twice[[labelnote:*]]''Fates'' and ''Engage''[[/labenote]] on the same character.

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* UniquenessRule: in ''Awakening'', ''Fates'', and ''Engage'', the boots item cannot be used more than once[[labelnote:*]]''Awakening''[[/labenote]] once[[labelnote:*]]''Awakening''[[/labelnote]] or twice[[labelnote:*]]''Fates'' and ''Engage''[[/labenote]] ''Engage''[[/labelnote]] on the same character.
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* UniquenessRule: in ''Awakening'', ''Fates'', and ''Engage'', the boots item cannot be used twice on the same character.

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* UniquenessRule: in ''Awakening'', ''Fates'', and ''Engage'', the boots item cannot be used twice more than once[[labelnote:*]]''Awakening''[[/labenote]] or twice[[labelnote:*]]''Fates'' and ''Engage''[[/labenote]] on the same character.
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* UniquenessRule: in ''Awakening'', ''Fates'', and ''Engage'', the boots item cannot be used twice on the same character.
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* HumongousHeadedHammer:
** Hammers are a recurring weapon in the series (classified as axes in the games' TacticalRockPaperScissors). They have a large head strong enough to [[AntiArmor break armored units]], but its high weight makes it cumbersome against anything else.
** ''VideoGame/FireEmblemThreeHouses'': The Hero's Relic Crusher is a warhammer that like the Hammer is considered an axe for game mechanics purposes. Its gigantic head is implied to be made [[spoiler:out of Nabatean body parts]].

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