Some exciting Fire Emblem merchandise news from the Winter Wonder Festival 2015:
Good Smile Company, renowned for their “nendoroid” line of figures, will be producing nendoroid figures of Marth and Caeda, the original Fire Emblem hero and heroine pair, based on their Heroes of Light and Shadow designs.
Also on display was an unpainted version of the Cordelia figure that was teased last year.
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Good news for Chrom fans: pre-orders are now open for the chibi Chrom figure, with an expected release date of May 2015.
Like most of the recent Awakening merchandise, you can import it from most good Japanese hobby sites, such as AmiAmi. Either way, you can discuss on our forums too.
In related news, the Awakening 4-panel comic anthology “4-Koma KINGS” was released on 24th January. Nintendo were kind enough to mention this on the Fire Emblem World site (and you can check out the nice cover too).
Fire Emblem: Awakening came out in Japan over 2 and a half years ago, but the merchandise hasn’t stopped rolling just yet.
Just recently, Volume 5 and Volume 6 of the rubber key straps were announced for released in April 2015 (in Japan). They weren’t kidding when they said this was an “all unit collection”!
(Any guesses who the secret characters will be this time? There probably aren’t many characters left now…)
Also, in case you missed the previous four volumes, you’re in luck because apparently they’re being restocked, for sale in April 2015 too.
If you prefer your books, the Fire Emblem Awakening Comic Anthology was released during Christmas and the Fire Emblem Awakening 4-Koma KINGS is scheduled for release on 24th January 2015.
(For those unaware, 4-Koma is short for “four panel comics”.)
It’s been a good two weeks or so since we rummaged through the Fire Emblem: Awakening game files and it’s probably about time for a report.
In which case, if you’re interested to know what’s hidden inside the game, but haven’t been following the developments or just want a refresher, then please point your browser to this wonderful page!
By the way, if anybody recognises the map above (click to enlarge it a tiny bit), do leave a comment!