We’re now less than a week from the release date for S6 of Fire Emblem Cipher! With such a short time remaining many cards have already been seen, but the the @FECipher Twitter has still been busy sharing lots of gems with us, including this beautiful joined artwork of SRs featuring Arvis and Sigurd from Genealogy of the Holy War!
Other daily reveals from Genealogy this week include full shots of the magazine promos for Ayra and Sigurd, as well as two cards for Raquesis, her normal art and R+ alternate art version.
This week’s star of the Fire Emblem Fates card reveals is SR Camilla. This is the final Nohrian Sibling SR card, which completes the black half of the royal sibling panorama. Take a look at the whole thing below!
There was one other revealed Fates card, but it happens to be a Revelation spoiler, so I won’t show it off in full here. Click here to view the card in full for yourself.
The Ayra and Sigurd magazine promos were actually released this week in the most recent issues of Dengeki Nintendo and Nintendo Dream respectively. In addition to the promos, both magazines included some articles about Cipher, which included this new shot of an unpromoted Camilla card and a preview for the upcoming S6 Guidebook.
This preview only shows the artwork for the guidebook’s Eldigan promo card, but a sample version of the card itself was revealed today by the @kizuna_fecipher Twitter account. The guidebook itself is not available for pre-order yet, but it will release in October.
Cipher Series 6 releases next week on September 29th! We’ll continue sharing new cards and artwork as they’re released in the meantime, including new cards revealed during tomorrow’s pre-release livestream event! For more information about Cipher, including links and information on where to purchase cards outside of Japan, please check out my Newcomer’s Guide to FE Cipher.
Want to discuss these cards or speculate about what else we’ll be seeing revealed in Series 6? Feel free to visit us at the FE Cipher Subforum on the Serenes Forest forums.
