Fire Emblem “Castle Conversations” Celebration Video with 7 Voice Actors Airing on 8th February!

February 4, 2021 FE Heroes, News No comments

Nintendo and FE Heroes have announced a celebration video, celebrating 30 years of Fire Emblem, featuring discussions with 7 prominent voice actors from the games.

The full video, titled Fire Emblem Castle Conversations, will be available from 8th February 2021, at 3 pm (UTC), 7 am (PT) and 10 am (ET).

The voice actors who will appear in the video are:

  • Cherami Leigh (Caeda, Mae and Rhea)
  • Chris Hackney (Boey, Quan and Dimitri)
  • Billy Kametz (Ferdinand von Aegir)
  • Christian La Monte (Seliph, Roderick and Ignatz)
  • Patrick Seitz (Fehnix)
  • Xanthe Huynh (Eir and Marianne)
  • Ray Chase (Roy, Alfonse and Gaius)

By the way, it seems “Castle Conversations” is a direct parallel of the Japanese Roundtable videos, the second of which was recently announced. As such, don’t expect any game-related news from the video when it’s released.

Heroes: A Hero Rises 2021 Interim Results & Version 5.2.0 Update Details!

February 4, 2021 FE Heroes, News No comments

We have two pieces of information for Summoners today! Firstly, Feh has shared the interim results of A Hero Rises 2021. Here’s what the top 20 placements currently look like.

As a reminder, the top 8 Heroes will participate in a special Voting Gauntlet later this month and the winner of the gauntlet will be gifted to all Summoners for free. Meanwhile, the top 4 from the gauntlet will also appear in a summoning banner.

Additionally, Version 5.2.0 of Fire Emblem Heroes is available to download. Most of the details were already shared via the 4th anniversary Feh Channel, but we’ll go over everything anyway.

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“Fire Emblem Roundtable Vol. 2” Casual Livestream Scheduled for 6th February (Japan)

February 3, 2021 FE Heroes, News No comments

It seems the first Fire Emblem Roundtable was a success, because a second one has been scheduled for 6th February 2021, from 6 to 8 pm (Japan time).

“Fire Emblem Roundtable” is a casual live talk show, hosted by Chief Fehnix (voiced by Takehito Koyasu), where they invite various guests to chat about everything Fire Emblem.

Like the first roundtable, there will be no game-related news discussed. For FE Heroes, we just had a FEH Channel a few days ago. As for the rest of the series, I guess we can only keep waiting…

On this occasion, Fehnix has invited two guests. The first guest will be Akeno Watanabe, the Japanese voice actress for Miranda and Xane.

We’ll update this post once the second guest has been announced, along with the link to the livestream (it should be available at the Nintendo Mobile YouTube channel).

Update: Guest number 2 has been revealed as Kentaro Tone, who voices Reinhardt, Wrys and Bartre.

Heroes: Special “Love of a King” Banner trailer drops, Heroes available Feb 4 at 11 PT

February 2, 2021 FE Heroes, News No comments

As teased yesterday, we’re seeing the next Valentine’s themed banner, in the Love of a King banner, and we sure knew the units, but we didn’t have the details on their skills. Well, we don’t need to wait too long to get them, as the trailer here just so happens to cover them!

Not only are we getting the units teased during the FEH Channel yesterday, in Gustav, Alfonse, Henriette and Lif/Thrasir as a Duo, but we’re seeing some doozies of skills in this batch. There are indeed the Cover-type skills, D/R Near Save 3 and A/R Far Save 3, on both Gustav and Henriette, which allow a unit to tag in and take damage for another nearby unit, but they’re also inheritable. We’re also getting the next -Form skill, in Def/Res Form, and two new inheritable tomes in the enhanced self-healing and debuffing based on nearby allies Amity Blooms+ and Unity Blooms+. That doesn’t even begin to describe the unique skills featured on the new Duo unit, of which, the most notable is the PRF C-skill that blocks Healing on targets.

This event will run from February 4 through March 4 (11p PT on both accounts).

For more details on the units, click Read More.

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