Well, ideally it would be remade as one game with Azure Flame.

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It would be problematic if after defeating Degin Hanzar, the game suddenly turned into one where the orphans of Dain are fighting against Begnion soldiers…

Stop it, stop it.

It’s a story that is also mentioned in the Sealed Inferno.

Sticking something else on it will just cause distortion.

As long as they let me do it based on the North American version, I’m fine with anything.

It’s really underestimating the nearly complete version.

It’s not Deginhanzer.

The person who was on that son.

Well, if that’s the case, let’s kill the bald guy too.

The blue flame is leaving too many mysteries if we do it now.

Some people even say to combine the Holy War with Thracia when it gets terrible.

I think anyone who says that has definitely never played it.

Isn’t it fine to be from Ike’s perspective all the time?

When you actually see Mikaya in the game, there are quite a few moments where you think, “What is this girl talking about…?”

Mikaya is really like a decorative leader for Deain, so the theory that their command will remain at zero for life is very convincing.

Caladbolg!

Rugnasado!

Talvos!

You all… three weapons, huh!

I actually quite like the overly rough training map and balance in the second half, now that I’ve come full circle.

The forced deployment from the tower, frankly, everyone should just stay back, not just Saza.

Please release Marigyaru 2, which was not included in the 3D collection.

Well, I want to properly match the setting of Akatsuki with Souen.

I couldn’t help but laugh because Eddie’s growth rate is really good.

Well, it’s not a game that deals with growth rates or anything like that.

If I also handle Sasa with azure flames.

From the perspective of Ike, it might not feel out of place for the characters in the thread to be a suddenly appearing enemy group.

When I look back at characters from the Dain arc like Olgu and Lady Frieda, I think, “Oh yeah, they were like this.”

Can you narrow the gap between the royalty and everyone else a little more?

At the time I was playing, I had a decent attachment to Saza, who pulled the Mikaya belt in various ways, so I didn’t mind the forced deployment.

To be honest, it would be better if Sanaki and others could come to the tower around here…

Sanaki, as expected, has high specifications.

Even after coming this far, you still get in the way, don’t you?

Even Jill and Tuihark have returned to the Dane side in Dawn…

I want Perias to properly become king.

I don’t need a pitiful prince.

Even among commoner Laguz, there is quite a disparity based on their race.

The hawk, or rather Ulki, was really easy to use.

I want a remake that includes how to connect things that don’t really make sense when you think about games like Sacred Stones: Thracia and Binding Blade: Blazing.

I don’t understand the conditions for seeing things like Ike’s memories or Soren’s past.

Please stop preparing battle dialogues for opponents that will kill you if you challenge them.

I just caught a kid who looks like Ashnard.

It was used as a reference to Howl’s Moving Castle.

The time of the blue flames was a unit that particularly left no impression.

Senelio, who has an excessively detailed backstory despite not having a particularly important role in the story.

I’ve been told that it’s become easier to use, but I don’t really like the fact that the Laguz’s mechanics have made it impossible to endure without transformation.

A system that lets a sage wield a knife… disappeared after one installment…

Every time I see Warai Meshi on TV, I can’t help but laugh because they still look so similar…

It’s a big deal that Howl’s Moving Castle is no longer a target of flying special attacks.

In Chapter 2, Hal’s story is extremely important for both the story and strategy, but I wonder what will happen if it’s skipped in the prologue of Chapter 2.

The release pace leading up to the new Dark Ages is insane.

Right now, there is quite a gap, and it feels lonely.

It might be as soon as next year, or possibly even the year after that.

It has a great popularity and a rich setting, but…

To be honest, in terms of the story, Senelio is pretty much irrelevant.

Special lines can all be done with the rewind function.

…Who? What was it again? In the pitch blackness.

Thinking about it now, it doesn’t seem right for Ike to leave both the mercenary group and his sister behind to go on a journey.

Moreover, there are only pair endings with men.

Pe is a substitute prepared by Izuka.

The real son is Senelio.

When comparing Engage and Wind Blossom, it feels like it would be quite difficult to gather many enemy generals without a decent model asset.

That aside, the motion of each engagement and the big breasts are good.

Ashnard’s true son is Senelio, but he himself has no interest in his own birth or anything like that.

It will be announced that Pelleas is a fake, leading to the flow where the savior Micaiah becomes king.

Actually, setting aside the fact that I am a member of the Begnion royal family…

The mastermind has cut off some people, saying that all humanity is foolish!

Self-made performances involving innocent people, leading to a mass slaughter! I wonder what that’s all about…

I sympathize, but the conclusion is garbage, Elran.

Beastpeople are strong royalty!

Why is this Blood, which looks like some kind of imperial mob soldier, so strong…?

He is popular enough to win in the Senelio General Election.

Combat power of Oma Village

But I feel like the ones with good appearances and settings tend to be strong more often than not.

Those who deviate from that are made fun of.

In the blue flame’s official Q&A corner, I posted a question asking not to pair the male protagonist with a female, and I don’t think that’s laying the groundwork for Ike only having a homo ending.

I’m suspicious that the blood contract setting was created just to have a showdown between the old protagonist and the new protagonist.

I think that just redoing the support will significantly change the evaluation.

If it were a standalone, it would be one thing, but having that specification as a direct sequel with support from the previous work is completely incomprehensible.

I should have revealed it in the third part, but it ended up reappearing in such a place in the fourth part, making Topak and the others feel like they don’t intend to use it.

I quite like parts one and two of the story about the aftermath of the war.

It is believed that there was someone inside who wouldn’t allow anything other than specific pairings.

It gives the impression that things became somewhat unclear while trying to bolster support initiatives.

The fixed conversation before deployment is solid, so it feels even more like it would be better if this kind of thing didn’t exist in the support conversations.

The special techniques and royal laguz are too unbalanced.

Nikke shouldn’t be a character that appears in the first part!

Compared to the strong anime style of Aoen, the hand-drawn emphasis of Akatsuki gives it an overall softer and more plump appearance.

I felt a great sense of discomfort even though Saza is advanced and Jill is beginner.

After all, the way they get stuck in the fourth part is really bad… but the first three parts are truly interesting.

I have a memory that Mikaya was getting quite a bit of criticism back then.

I like Mikaya, but in the final chapter, she is almost completely taken over by Yun, and Ike is totally the main character, so I just don’t know…

I’m not particularly averse to the dawn, so I find myself daydreaming about being able to choose between Ike, Micaiah, or the protagonist like in Sacred Stones.

The second part’s final chapter is really good, you know…

Mikaya will protect me!

I’m going to liberate the victims of Dane who were struggling with things that feel insignificant, and I can understand the feeling of being complicit in that. It’s a crazy story because separating from Izuka is way too late.

To be blunt, Akatsuki is out of the question, and it’s a problem if I’m forced to play the GC version of Azure Flame.

The balance is too bad, so more adjustments are needed.

I’m still a bit dissatisfied with how Saza was handled even in the scenario.

It’s not that I dislike it; rather, I actually like it, but the game throws too many challenges at me.

Isn’t it worse than the seal of the magic balance of the blue flames?

The sluggish map battles of the Blue Flame driving me crazy will surely disappear…

The difficulty level of Aouen is not that high because it has base growth.

Well, even if you level up a mob, it won’t be able to break through the boss’s invincibility armor.

For now, if we’re going to improve the story, some reinforcements related to Mikaya are absolutely necessary…

Wind magic is garbage, so if you try to use it as is, Senerio is quite a bit weaker than it appears.

The transmutation bug is too easy to break.

Moreover, there are still some units that are difficult to use even with the enhancement bug, so we have no choice but to rely on them.

Saza’s battle conversations with Ceferan are everything, but still…

The swordsman didn’t have to be made this weak, seriously.

Did you not think something was off while making the special effect wind = thunder?

I still laugh at the critical hit rate being 255.

Thunder aside, the slim ones are garbage even using the consecutive work bug, and they cost money too.

A hopeless swordsman.