What is the weakness of the dragon in the seal…?

>>1

Female characters in this type of frame tend to get infinitely bigger as the times change, don’t they?

>>1

You’ve lost your memory, huh…

The fiery dragon is not complete even like that.

Even with a large number of combat dragons, they were dominant, so the peak Athos is even more formidable.

Aren’t the fiery mob dragon and the sealed battle dragon completely different?

Weapon-wielding Eight Gods Generals >>> Purebred Dragon >> Eight Gods Generals >>> Artificial Dragon

What is it…

In its heyday, Athos must have had 60 HP with those stats.

Nergal is fairly strong at that level.

I get the impression that quite a few kids think that the combat dragon and the final boss of Raging Fire are of the same strength.

The combat dragon of the seal is weak by design, which is fine.

The problem is the Dragon King Yaan.

>>8

I had been in the human world for so long that I was weakened to the point where the only thing I had left to brag about was my chest hair.

>>21

It wasn’t chest hair but a pattern that I recognized after the illustration came out…

>>81

Wasn’t that chest hair!?

It seems like the eight divine generals with their sacred treasures were overwhelmingly the strongest.

>>9

Those guys are the ones who destroyed the world…

>>16

When it seemed like they were about to be overwhelmed by the pure breed dragon army led by Yaan, the Eight Divine Generals turned the tide with the Divine General’s instrument, and they were even destroying the terrain and weather…

The fire dragon that passes through the raging fire is a truly pure breed.

The seal is a mass-produced type created by Idun, except for Ya’an…

There were a lot of young classes during Athos’ active days.

Compared to the final boss of the Sealed Sword, the final boss of the Blazing Fire is too strong.

He might be a special individual like Medius.

Well, if Athos’s Luna triggers a special move, the fire dragon will be on the brink of death…

Rin-chan’s breasts are swollen and look painful.

I want to milk you.

So, a pure fire dragon that isn’t a mob is even stronger…?

>>17

The two mob fire dragons were instantly killed by Ninian’s ice dragon breath, so the one that remains might not be a mob.

From Medius’s perspective, Lopto is just an ordinary mob dark dragon.

Rin-chan hasn’t changed at all since her voice was added for Kirby in Smash Bros.

I’m a bit curious about how strong the final boss in “Fire of Wrath” is compared to the standards of “Mystery of the Emblem” and “Genealogy of the Holy War.”

It’s been revealed through awakening, but it’s just a different continent, right? It’s the same world, isn’t it?

In the novel version, Roy’s mother is Ninian, and Lilina’s mother is Florina.

What did Lilina inherit from her parents…?

>>25

The low skill from my father

Low defense from my mother

>>27

Where the hell did that ridiculously high magical power come from?!

I was just walking around over there with a random summon.

There is a possibility that that fire dragon was the strongest dragon.

Ninian is so strong!

Let’s take down all the rebellious fire dragons!

>>28

(I ran out of weapons after two breaths and then collapsed.)

>>30

It might be questionable whether it was necessary to kill that guy who was strictly on the defensive.

I’m sort of sorry… it’s not your fault, but… I had to let you die.

Is it because Yan was left in the Eleb continent with the dragon die die environmental debuff that he has become noticeably weakened?

>>32

I saw the theory that the priestess is the ice dragon, so the atmosphere visible in a single picture and the ice dragon temple of the Akaneia continent.

In terms of SRPGs, indirect fixed damage and range are generally in an unfavorable category, so it’s inevitable to lose on settings.

There are pitiful instant death cases that just hold up Hikari’s health food while saying they’ll make a mess of it.

The theory that Hector actually had incredible talent as a magician.

The magic defense is inherited from Florina.

If we didn’t have the Ninian’s Breath, it wouldn’t be strange for them to unleash a full-screen fire breath in that situation.

If only Mob Fire Dragon could come during the historical final boss rush of Engage.

The Age of Fiery Flames is all about power or magic, so it must be equal.

The manga’s aerial was completely a MAP weapon, after all…

>>40

The recoil was incredibly harsh, but just one shot from the princess, who had just learned light magic, sent the swarm of battle dragons flying…

The mob fire dragon is definitely stronger than the magic dragon, and it might even be stronger than the dark dragon and the god dragon.

In terms of setting, Yan is supposed to be stronger than the mob fire dragon.

The mob fire dragon is kind because it waits until the support is established.

The scale of the unit is that “Rekka” is an individual, but “Fuuin” feels like a small to medium squad.

It’s probably just a portrayal to show that even a common mob fire dragon is this strong, so I don’t think it means there’s anything special about it.

>>45

If it were just the flames, it would work, but considering the sealing, that fire dragon is clearly strange.

>>46

I think the seal is already fundamentally in a bad environment.

Also, it’s a mass-produced dragon.

>>46

It’s not about the setting; it’s just that the final boss in the previous game was too weak, so this time I wanted to make it stronger.

In other words, I think they want to say this.

Hurry up and remake “Rekka.”

>>48

If I quickly remade the sealing from the blazing fire, I might not be able to handle Hector’s death scene.

Considering Mediuth and Naga, it feels like it’s the continent of Akaneia.

I see… you have lost your memory…

If it’s a remake, I think it would be fine for Yahn to be as strong as the Laguz royal family.

To achieve that kind of strength, there was no scalability on the side of the seal’s allies.

If you’re not careful, there’s a risk that you won’t be able to defeat them normally.

The GBA trilogy was interesting because it was that easy and casual.

I’m using three divine weapons to defeat that mob fire dragon.

I think that individual was really an outlier.

Ninian can further restrain two fire dragons.

The amazing thing about Rekkafire is that it can still be effective even with Marcus being used right before the end.

I threw a stone at Jagan.

I’m a little hopeful that the remake of “Sealed Fire” will come to Switch 2.

The combat dragon, also known as the Manakete, must have lost the ability to make long-range attacks because its dragon power was sealed in a dragonstone.

Even the sealed Mamkute is pretty tough without a divine weapon.

Of course, they just removed the Holy War group from the order!

Your voice is cute, and that’s great!

That dragon is as strong as Lord Athos, to the point of drawing blood in an exchange for life.

No matter how you look at it, it’s not that of an average fire dragon.

Range 1 is bad.

Even though Yaan has turned into a dragon, his stats are average, and his breath is just a special ability without any particular strength…

I started playing on the Switch, but Iduun, who I heard was really weak, is actually very weak.

The strength in the settings and the strength in the game often don’t match…

>>68

Hyah!

>>68

It’s something that often happens in Fire Emblem, but it feels particularly evident in GBA.

>>75

After this, the Demon King of Holy Magic was weak enough to be laughed at…

Regarding Idun, it’s not meant for combat in terms of setting…

Since the powerful ice dragon Ninian, who can instantly defeat a fire dragon, has succumbed to illness and passed away early.

At that point, it seems that the sealed world had become an environment where simply existing dealt damage to the dragon.

Sidolfas Orlandu taught my younger self that if you make it too strong according to the settings, the game balance becomes destroyed.

But didn’t the lewd Wind say that my power is overflowing?

To talk meta…

It’s just a pendulum adjustment.

I’m redoing it now, but even with Heckno, it’s pretty tough…

Well, it’s almost like I’ve cleared it by just getting there…

It’s really questionable that even LV1CC Roy can easily defeat them, but it’s also annoying that they charge in while having an invincible barrier like Ashnard.

Yaan is just a Mamkute with a Dragonstone who has survived, so they might be weaker than when pure dragons were rampant.

At least the range should have been 2.

I want to start over too, but it’s hard to dive in because I’m forced to start with the normal Rin-chan route.

>>82

It’s good for first-time players and beginners because it’s a tutorial, but doing it multiple times is a bit much.

There were also demon lords that I tried hard to make impressive, but they were too weak…

>>85

What came next was…

>>89

House

If remade, I think the Mob Fire Dragon will be heavily nerfed and Yan will become stronger.

If anything, I think Idun was meant to be stronger in the envisioned setting.

The Sacred Stones were too strong because Eirika was too powerful.

More than that, just the fact that during the sealing era, even if I don’t become Elhek’s wife, there’s a high possibility that Rin-chan will die makes me want to kill the rotating king.

Look at that recoil Ashnard.

>>91

Despite having parameters that are like a last-ditch effort, it’s really annoying how they still move…!!

>>91

It’s nice that he’s strong, but being a gimmick boss is really boring…

I wanted a weird breakthrough method like Devil Axe.

I think adjusting the final boss in a game that is an SRPG and has a loss condition is quite difficult.

Idun

Mob Fire Dragon

Demon King (lol)

Ashnard

>>93

A powerful class just suddenly appeared…

Fodes is too burdened by the sadness of having a range of 1.

Also, there are too many special effects!

The demon king attacks moderately, but mostly puts you to sleep.

I can’t believe that Rin-chan would just stand by silently while Elihek is dying.

>>97

It’s parent-like of Sue, but still being missing is…

The problem of fiery characters usually ending up sealed and meeting a terrible fate.

The scale per unit is different between the seal and the fierce fire…

In the novel, Sue’s mother was injured but is still alive, right?

The mob fire dragon is extremely strong, but since Hector and Luna Atos are incredibly powerful, we can manage somehow.

It’s too much that only the royalty and Ragnell can get through attacks…

The swing of the pendulum is too large…

I’ll overlook the various oddities due to it being a postscript prequel.

>>109

During the time of sealing, it wasn’t that heavy, but in the case of the blazing fire, the weight has increased by about 1.5 times. Durandal is truly something!!

>>114

That’s right, it’s heavier because Rikka is putting more effort into the sword.

>>124

I can’t shake the feeling that I’m being mocked.

Is Russ dead?

Rekka and Kanasu and Rusea are losing talent that shouldn’t die for trivial reasons.

Basically, they died or went missing before the main story of the seal.

I think a difficulty level like sealing is good because you can restrict the B button or have good growth restrictions.

Yaan and Idun are the type that haven’t discarded their human forms, so they are significantly weaker than wild fire dragons.

In the early stages of engagement, the named bandits feel far more formidable than the clumsy bosses.

>>117

The enemy is strong when you have no assets!!

Sword of Blazing Fire

Not much is spoken about the sword of a fierce fire.

>>118

Isn’t the legendary sword Marnicatti, which has no backing, too strong?

It’s strange that Marni Katz has nothing to do with the story…

The combat dragons of the sealed era are underestimated too much because they can be burned by Lilina.

In close combat, even a support-joined Rutger has a hit rate of only 50%, that thing.

>>119

The defense is high, and I don’t want to get close…

In my first experience with Blue Flames, Ike struggled against Ashnard and was pretty useless.

At least in the light novel version, Ninian and Florina die from illness after giving birth.

I think it’s a good element that Eliwood continued to grow as expected while Hector deteriorated.

Elk, who was quietly revealed to be the previous magic army general in the illustration collection.

Rebecca seems to have weakened while breastfeeding Roy with used-up resources.

>>127

Aren’t you with Lord Eliwood together with the prince on a white horse?

The strength reversal between the trial map’s Hekueri (old) and the main story’s Hekueri (young) is definitely something an axe believer would do.

>>128

It’s my brother’s fault that he died.

As expected, they didn’t come…

Then I shall go and show you.

The older brother figure Hector, whom I could rely on so strongly, has turned into a frail old man due to the seal…

>>131

I pushed myself too hard when I was young, and since my brother died, I’ve been doing desk work nonstop…

The sealed Eliwood is surprisingly a valuable dad who doesn’t die.

It’s because you’re alive that Roy was able to move in a good way.

>>133

The story of Erylanceal from the Sword of the Conqueror is nice, isn’t it? I also think that the land of Likia does those kinds of things.

Old Hector looks way too old considering his age!

>>135

The curse of Almaz is terrible, isn’t it?

>>135

I remember saying when I was young, “I can’t do stuff like that, unlike my big brother!” and now I’m stuck with that job, so I guess I understand…

I thought a remake of the two-part story based on “Raging Fire” would eventually come out, and yet over 20 years have passed.

I always say that it’s still better to finish off than to be compared to some trash called Soul Carty.

Ato, isn’t the sword you’re bringing to Lindis a bit too random compared to Durandal and Almaz?

It’s sad that Eliwood, who doesn’t have much fault himself, is treated as a joke due to external factors.

The setting that Eriheku hasn’t met for dozens of years is somewhat hard to accept.

>>146

Have Roy and Lilina not met since they were born?

It’s really funny how in that scene, just one person is standing there with an axe, creating a composition that makes it look like Hector chopped Ninian.

I seriously have no idea how to use Solcate… but there are quite a few good uses for Durandal.

When I saw that only one person didn’t show up for the engagement and my son was participating, I couldn’t help but laugh a little.

>>149

It’s a bit later, but it’s quite something how the voice issue ends up just right.

Is Marnicati too strong?

Is Soulcatty too weak?

Durandal is somewhat lacking compared to the anime and the seal.

Speaking of which, is Lyndis the only one unaccounted for with the Sword of Seals?

>>153

If I was supporting Eliwood or Hector, I would be dead.

Saka is the first one to be burned, so well…

>>153

I think I’m Ras’s bride.

It’s great that in GBA, even if you’re not great at horse racing, you can still do reasonably well.

CC, do it faster.

The sealed fire dragon will have a range of 1 to 2, making it a strength worthy of a boss.

Instead, the Dragon Palace will become a ridiculously difficult map.

>>155

I feel that if there’s no way to deal with the range gap using magic, it will just become a frustrating enemy.

Both Lou and Lilina cannot be avoided, and I can’t stand it!

Even Hector and Eliwood are powerless against those foolish people of Lycia!

It’s tragic, but everything happens so suddenly that there’s no time to sink into it.

Compared to the fully prepared Marnikati, everything about Soulkati is just too haphazard.

The sealed sword is obtained too late, the blazing sword is heavy, and the sacred stone of light breaks too easily; I only need one.

The Seal of Raging Fire is probably because the world’s order has collapsed, making it impossible for pure dragons to exist.

If we leave it alone, even the fire dragon in a blaze might eventually collapse like a whale washed ashore, perhaps (turning a blind eye to the damage that would happen by then).

If a sword that has nothing to do with the legendary Eight Divine Generals’ weapons is suddenly forced in, of course, it wouldn’t make any sense…

The awakened Soul Catty, judging by its performance, isn’t this just Marnicati…?

>>163

It’s a game where you throw Ragnell, so you shouldn’t think too deeply about it.

>>173

At the time of Amatsu, I wonder why they throw swords. The range of awakening is 2 physical swords…

Since Ninian and Florina have a strong heroine feel, a couple dispute is less likely to occur.

Of course, Rin-chan.

The theory that Eliwood is the only father of a FE protagonist who is not dead.

There may be a rebuttal.

>>166

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>>166

Unfortunately

The Sealed Sword is a broken weapon that allows you to dominate without using Roy until you obtain it.

>>169

The protagonist’s dedicated weapon should be maximized to the fullest, which is clearly understood from the difference between my father’s heavy sword and Ike’s Ragnell…

It’s really just a sudden, useless fat sword, so it’s a problem, Soulcalibur.

Rather, it seemed like everyone was dead.

That map requires a lot of domination, which is quite tough.

Because the actual Roy cannot attack.

Rianfureche is convenient!

Rasurin is skillfully fulfilling Rin-chan’s wishes.

I am Mark x Lynn.

Our Rin-chan is going to be with Laska or Kent…

I quite like the relationship between Kent and Eirika, which is not as sticky as with Zeth.

>>178

The Kiaran vassals are refreshing, aren’t they…

There are too many dead fathers before the main story begins.

Did Hector have an intimate relationship with Florina!?

>>180

The disparity in physique in a single frame within the work looks like the imagery of a crime.

In my play, Kent usually becomes part of a virgin combo with Fiora.

My Rin-chan swore everlasting friendship with Florina…

Engage was alive.

Die already!!!

>>186

There are often those who are alive until just before the start.

Where did Mark go?

There’s a war going on around you, but it’s basically non-existent.

>>187

I would have set off, me.

If it were to be united with Ninjan…

Roy has an amazing lineage.

Mark is not that impressive as a strategist, but wars tend to break out anyway.

I have a low asset and experience evaluation every time, so it’s not that much.

Mark must have been transported to another dimension somewhere on the journey.

The evaluation of the Burning Fire gameplay is too harsh!

Isn’t it that the final boss being a somewhat well-bred royal human is stronger than when gods or ancient dragons stand in the way in this game?

>>194

Basically, the dragon has already lost to humans before the main story even begins.

>>197

The specs and settings are impressive, but in this series, the damage multipliers for special weapons are ridiculously high, making dragons and heavy armor units seem a bit at a disadvantage…

>>194

But isn’t it about the same as Ashnard?

Mark has a position that resembles a reserved original character in fan creations, doesn’t he?

It seems that Mark will be able to fight if a remake comes.

If the combat dragon had a range set to 1-2 squares, it wouldn’t have been excessively underestimated by the players.

The mark that appeared in FEH.

I have known Rin-chan since I was a child…?

>>199

Childhood friend Rin!

I see… you have lost your memory!

Many

Is the real boss of Arelas strong? Or is the map strong?

>>201

I feel like it’s not just about the number, so maybe it’s about the map, reinforcements, and gimmicks?

Cornelius (killed in action) Rudolf (killed in action)

Byron (Dead in Flight) Eliwood (Survived)

Elbard (killed in action) Fard (killed in action)

Grail (KIA)

Only Eliwood survives up to awakening…

I can’t believe Elimim was that hawkish.