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Fire Emblem Heroes: Legendary Yuri Pops in from Underground

The next Legendary Hero to descend to Fire Emblem Heroes (or perhaps rise up, in this case) will be Yuri: Underground Lord.

(Japanese trailer available here.)

The leader of the Ashen Wolves can be summoned from 31st March to 14th February 2023.

Other featured Heroes include:

  • Red: Legendary Sigurd and Embla
  • Blue: Nott, Hardin and Caeldori
  • Green: Otr, Legendary Ninian and Ascended Eir
  • Colorless: Medeus, Askr and Gotoh

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FE Warriors Three Hopes: Ashen Wolves Profiles via Twitter & Demo Data-mine

It’s been a few days since the final trailer and demo for FE Warriors: Three Hopes was released. Like usual, the Japanese Twitter account has continued sharing profiles for the newly revealed characters–this time, the Ashen Wolves.

If you missed the previous profiles, please click here.

By the way, ever since the demo came out, we’ve been combing the contents for anything interesting. Although the devs scrubbed a lot of data, they also left a surprisingly amount in…

If you’re curious, you can check out our data-mining progress here.

Yuri

VA: Junya Enoki
Born to a poor family in western Faerghus.
Adopted by a Kingdom noble and enrolled in the Officer’s Academy, but transferred to the underground town “Abyss” due to certain reasons.
No matter what happens, he’s determined to fight for those who accept him.

Trickster

One of Yuri’s preferred classes.
Besides performing swift and tricky attacks with a sword, can wield magic.
Yuri can also set up Wind orbs that gather nearby foes. The orbs explode after a certain amount of time, sending those foes flying sky high!

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FE Warriors Three Hopes: Final Trailer Reveals Ashen Wolves & Demo Out Now!

Later than originally anticipated, the demo for Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes is now here, alongside the final trailer for the game, dubbed “Awakened Rivals”.

Fans of the Ashen Wolves will be pleased to learn they’re represented in the game.

The wolves don’t have their own path, so it’s unclear how you obtain them right now. We imagine they won’t be DLC though.

Update: Here are their neutral portraits. In addition, you can view some of their alternate expressions via the Japanese website.

Another welcome confirmation: tea parties are back! It seems to function just like in Three Houses, where you get three chances to please your guest and you can use the camera to happily gaze at them.

Update: The “tea party” feature is part of the new “Expeditions”, where you can invite an ally to outdoor locations such as plains, forests, mountains and the waterfront.

Last but not least, a demo is now available from the eShop. You can play up to Chapter 4 in each route and your progress will be kept for the full game. You may need to free up some space since the demo weighs at 7 GB or so (hmm…).

We’ll share our impressions of the demo later!

Three Houses: Nintendo Japan Sheds a Tiny Bit More Light on “Cindered Shadows” Side Story

Following yesterday’s trailer for Wave 4 of the Three Houses DLC, Nintendo Japan posted an article with a few more details.

 

To get everyone up to speed, Wave 4 will be arriving on 12th or 13th February 2020 (depending on where you live). It will include a new side story called “Cindered Shadows” and features new characters, classes, paralogues and activities etc.

The first thing to note is that Cindered Shadows is separate from the main game, with its own save files. To play it, you must choose the new “Side Story” option located between “Nintendo eShop” and “Copy”.

When creating a save file, players can choose the protagonist’s form and name, as well as select the difficulty (Normal or Hard) and mode (Classic or Casual). Just like when you begin a new save file for the main game.

In the main game, players followed a monthly routine where they taught and socialised with their students, while preparing for the end-of-month task. However, Cindered Shadows will have a different gameplay cycle (no details given).

Also, players will be provided with fixed team members and won’t be able to recruit other students. Furthermore, the maps will feature a lot of gimmicks and the overall difficulty is a bit higher than the main game.

(Not mentioned here, but by playing the side story, you can recruit new characters from the side story in the main game.)

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