Fire Emblem Engage - ALL Emblem vs Dark Emblem Unique Dialogue

Clearly more than 3 Medeus be petty!

Medeus:"I love young people."

Medeus Is right for one thing? As long as there’s darkness he will come back! Also him he gets death once more 💀

4 if you count Tokyo Mirage Sessions.

@@orangesocks5385 5 if you also count Fire Emblem Heroes.

Same with Sigurd

@@D3ADM0N5T3RC4T Sigurd never met the final boss.

​​@@nancestpasmoi1834the people that worship loptous indoctrinated his wife into an incestuous relationship to create a demon baby so it's not quite as simple as "they didn't meet" lol

Lucina just DONE. Grima took everything from her: her parents, family, loved ones. Yeah I'd be livid too seeing his ugly mug.

@@WhiteKoneko I also think grima death everyone except those main characters kids.

So was Roy. Idunn seemed more like a victim

@@D3ADM0N5T3RC4T she was, and the golden ending of FE6 has her finally being free and happy (this is what Ascended Idunn is based on.)

Sigurd never even saw Loptous the first time 😭

@@crudlucasconsigliere4084 Yeah but the people trying to revive the Dark God did try to use his wife (If I remember correctly)

"How many times do we need to teach you this LESSON, OLD MAN?!"

I know I love it too

he got his revenge for being cuck by him and arvis a decade ago

Everyone else: So, we meet again… Sigurd: Holy shit is that Loptyr

Sigurd, whose like the most calmest out of all of the emblems, just went full beast mode

@@Dragoryu3000 "IS THAT THE GRIM REAPER!?"

her's is def the best one of these imo

Right? You can *feel* the hate in her voice, holy shit

Considering what happened to their parents, she's def mad. It's also heavily hinted at Awakening that their parents were turned into Deadlords at Infinite Regalia, adding insult to injury.

Oh yeah absolutely Can’t blame her whatsoever Grima took her family, allies, friends and her world I’d be absolutely livid just looking at him too

"Oh not this again! Where's Hector when you need him?!"

“Athos! Canas! We need some help here!”

tHe EnEmY!

THE ENEMY

In the next dlc.

Yeah, is pretty lame to be honest

Probably to avoid spoilers for the older games, even the names were very vague

That would have been goddamn amazing. Huge missed opprotunity. Would have been really cool seeing the actual villains being summoned as emblems.

im giving benefit of the doubt such as time constraints or budget constraints, because it really is such a missed opportunity but the fact they put in this idea instead of not makes me think they would've gone the extra lengths if they could

This fight was cool, but I think matching them with a class that’s similar to what they were in their game would’ve made it cooler. However, seeing a mage Liberation King also works 😂

*I'LL HELP*

> The enemy

I know people will say that Arvis deserved it more. But considering how Manfroy wanting to give Loptous a vessel was why Sigurd’s wife had her mind wiped, then yeah. Sigurd did get his revenge for what he and Deirdre went through by destroying the very thing that caused all of it.

@@LovelyCinccino I'm sure people will but Arvis in some ways was just as tragic. He was a pawn as well. This was all set in motion by the cult dedicated to Loptous. It's only right that it's him in that slot. It's the same reason Nemesis has the 3H slot; regardless of route, the entire events of the timeline were set into motion by him killing the Nabataeans and sending Seiros loopy.

@@kieranray5340 Also, Arvis did try to make things right by providing his daughter with the circlet needed to unlock the Book of Naga.

It wasn't Loptous who killed Sigurd, it was Arvis. Also, Arvis is not in this game as a Dark Emblem, Loptous is. Therefore, Sigurd's "revenge" was pointless. His son, Seliph, delivered the final blow on Loptous, it was not Sigurd who delivered the final blow, despite the fact Seliph himself is not in this game.

@@o.h.x-9062 True. But in a way, Loptous was responsible for Sigurd losing Deirdre.

Also, Celica reaction to Duma was cool too.

Kind of sad how Erika has no remorse for her battle if you ask me.

@@boreadam I mean she'd have remorse if it was Lyon she was fightimg, but if we go by this being Eirika route Eirika, Lyon was already gone for a while and Formotis was just pretending like Lyon was still concious, so she'd have no regrets fighting her best friend's murderer

@@boreadam Pretty sure that wasn't Lyon, but the Demon King at the end of FE8

@@boreadam Is she supposed to the final boss is a demon.

True

Who is liberation king again?

@@angelarce9747 Nemesis. Old Greybeard. Dies in the intro, and his corpse is crushed again as the final boss of verdant wind.

Byleth is the second coming of the Liberation king, the sword of the creator is the proof Edelgard is the way

@@mattyouu745 Can we not start edelgard discourse in the year 2023.

Sigurd's voice acting and dialogue goes hard in general. Wonder if it's because they're gonna use the same VA in the rumored FE4 remake.

@@CirqueDuFreak2000 probably since he's also on feh

@@CirqueDuFreak2000 I do hope that is the case as the West never got both Genealogy of the Holy War and Tharcia 776.

@@Jarock316 Really?! That sucks. I hope they do make the remake.

@@Jarock316 that said next time Radiant Dawn rolls around i hope they recast Micaiah. Only Engage VA i don't like

That's kinda what happens when your game is a side plot for another game.

@@Rutawind more so that Leif straight up does not interact with Veld a single time until the final encounter. Raydrick probably gave Leif full blown ptsd lmao

Not to mention outside the whole stone thing Veld ain't really s***. He is lucky to live long enough for his theme to even get going After Raydrick, Veld just feels like clean up duty.

Roy: "Why are you here? Why do you look like that? Let me help you out here."

He's still a descendant of one of the 12 Crusaders tho, so even if they don't know eachother, Sigurd recognizes that it's his duty to kill Loptous and it wouldn't surprise me if Loptous could sense the blood of a Crusader flowing through Sigurd.

and yes, I'm well aware that a joke probably flew over my head, I just wanted to sound like the nerd emoji

Loptous: Baldr is that you? When did you decide to get a mullet?

That's what I find hilarious about them adding Sigurd instead of Celice. The whole idea is that the Emblem's are legendary people from their home worlds, but Sigurd was just some guy that accidentally screwed up Jugdral and his son was the one that was actually the legendary hero.

​​@@Jordan3DS I mean Lyn is just some Sacaean descended from Hanon and Roland, who was concieved because his mom was forced to elope with her Nomadic lover. And a granddaughter of a a marquess. Other than that's she's no legendary hero either yet we see her showing up in Warriors, Heroes and now in Engage. It would make more sense to have Eliwood who was known to have canonically slain the fire dragon with the dragon slaying sword Durandal, and stopped the end of the world from dragons.

I'm very happy to see another Radd fan out there, he's my third favorite FE character! Thanks for representing a character that nobody but us cares about xD

Well... She is... But it' Parallel Falchion...

True, although some characters; namely Ike, Byleth, and Lucina still make explicitly clear who their villain is.

@@chemix4314 and Eirika

@@KokichiGrimleal_058 And Roy.

I think he says the same thing when he gets ganged up by Claude and Byleth on the final battle.

He will get to complain about that when he doesn't give himself a skill requiring that you kill his friends first

@@ajch22In three houses he says “You are all pathetic weaklings, you lack the courage to challenge me in lone combat.” Which I think fits better imo. But meh.

It's tough talk from the dude who murdered god in her sleep

@@namoma4922 He didn't ask for that. It was impossible to ask for that. He was dead.

Leif's was Veld (since these correspond with the main final bosses of each game + Nergal [since Fire Dragon was the final boss of FE7 and Nergal was the dude before it]). Otherwise, yeah. Also, Fomortiis is the correct spelling for Sacred Stones' Dark Emblem.

@@theonewhowrotethis5681 Thanks for the corrections, mate!

So at the end of Hoshido and Nohr, Corrin did meet Anankos

Wait so Byleth Canon path is Golden deer?,The Nemesis thing

@@kevinhenrique4256 Or resonance between shared crests let him figure it out. You hear about him and his crest of flames in every path in part 1.

Emblems have memories of all the games they appeared in, but then there's Corrin where you have to wonder how they managed to cram three whole timelines of memories

​@@silverflight01 Same reason why Byleth has memories of all four timelines in his world.

I feel like more he has the Revelation memories but visions or fragments of the other 2 paths that were available, seeing Anankos at the end of each

@@hour236 and the dlc

Corrin is aware yes. In pannette support she says she did bad things to all her brothers and sisters

idk brother a lot of haar's lines in RD go hard as fuck

@@0715yt Absolutely, Haar was an absolute chad in RD

@@VexdinLord "Why is it that authority figures are always so unwilling to let go of their power? The world could flip upside down and you'd be trying to boss around gravity."

@@0715yt Levail: "Yes. He is a the last true knight. I will die for him." Haar: "Yes, Levail. You will."

I'm kind of glad they are making Micaiah more of her own character in the game she was supposed to be the main lord in and Ike was his role in FE9.

But she did in her hard as hell dlc just saying.

@@lonelywolf5659 Technically, she only put Grima to sleep at the end if the Future Past DLC. Reminder, only Grima's own power can destroy him for good.

@@Jarock316 I mean- Considering Grima was lead to where the New "Naga" was at their strongest in said dlc, it's not too much of a stretch to say that perhaps that's the one scenario that Grima can be killed without their own power.

@@yorhaalm It doesn't really matter whether Tiki was at her strongest or not. The whole point of Grima as a character is that they've basically surpassed Naga in strength to the point that the best the latter could do is help seal Grima away through the Exalted Falchion. Tiki inheriting her mother's power unfortunately won't really do shit beyond doing the same thing.

@@cipher-one I'm just going off of the idea of "Why does Grima send their soldiers to the Mountain even after being revived", so call me arrogant for saying it's possible that at the "Source" of Naga/Tiki's power it's possible to do that, but in the past it was impossible because Grima is smart enough to avoid the sanctuary.(And a whole other lot of possible reasons that I could say but it would turn into a Ted talk.)

It was meant to be an anniversary game

It's so ugly like Alear's hair

@@icecontrol1and some people still complain that the writing is cliched. Its meant to be that way lmao.

@@constabrielbell4523 Its a bad way, basically makes the reference worthless since is just a cardboard

@@icecontrol1 Not at all.

He just says “damn Edelgard you lookin crusty as hell don’t you have some moisturizer?” **Amyr’s her to death**

Even funny with the dlc. Byleth dedicating a few words to Edelgard, with Edelgard herself two squares away.

Actually Thales would have made sense he is the one behind it all but it was better for nemesis.

It makes me wish that with the DLC, Sombron would summon more Dark Emblems to generate his shield with each emblem having dialogue with their rival. It could be Tiki vs Gharnef, Chrom and Robin vs Vladidar, Camilla vs Iago and The House Leaders vs Thales along with maybe Veronica vs Sultr. Not entirely sure who would be Hector's rival and Soren's rival in that case.

Hector is a weird case, but perhaps Linus or Brendan would fit?? He goes on pretty frequently about how terrible the Fang is, and shows remorse for killing Victory or Death Linus…

Man he really was forgotten Sombron couldn't even remember the correct title!

Well he technically did go mad from degeneration, but damn

I was expecting Zelgius/Black Knight for Ike as well cause he has a bigger beef with him than Ashnard, likewise Alvis for Sigurd

@@dantemustdie00 i actually expecting eirika ta slay lyon, even though dude don't do anything wrong

Murdock should have been there. He's the one boss who takes Roy seriously and, in this game, Roy says that his battle with him was the most fearsome he ever had. HE is Roy's nemesis to me, not Zephiel and he is one of the toughest bosses of The Binding Blade and the penultimate boss to boot. He should have been there rather than Idunn since Heroes confirmed than she IS an heroine now.

Think it was more elemental than personal...if Emblems embody those who brought hope to their worlds, dark emblems embody despair.

@@nicolasbanidol2371 that was confirmed long before Heroes

Or hell, God Shattering Star

yeah, or at least have the final boss theme be a medley of sorts of all 13 themes

Its likely just a budget problem, they didn't want to create unique villain models just for the final chapter of the game. Its the same reason why the 10 elites in the final chapter of Three Houses (Verdant Wind) were generic looking enemies.

It’s be a little weird calling Grima the Fell Dragon when there’s another Fell Dragon right there. Newer players might get confused since Sombron is called the Fell Dragon the whole game and Grima only “physically” shows up here.

@@N7_Imperator I figured that’s the reason they did it (it’s be a little confusing otherwise) but surely they could’ve found something a little better than just Despair.

@@deathclawproductions6723 He does call himself Despair so it does fit.

@@deathclawproductions6723 I guess they could have gone all the way and used Wings of Despair. and for Anankos they could have used Silent Dragon/God.

To be fair, Sombron is the Fell Dragon in this game, not Grima

Nemesis too

Almost Sigurd's was Loptous and Eirika's was Fomortiis

Actually, Sigurd never encounter Loptous, that was his son.

@@Jarock316 Well, Seliph's not here. Besides, Sigurd finally got to kill the person that ruined his life. (Not Arvis, he was manipulated by Loptous's cult)

I thought Sigurd fought Arvis?

@@nateexists6292 I don't think Tyrfing would react the way it did to Arvis

They do not sadly

@@eddiezuniga1268 Aww man.

In the near future maybe in dlc

@@eddiezuniga1268 Claude should have called him a crusty old bastard smh

No, they dont. Which is a shame, since i really wanted to hear Claude using similar lines to Three Houses.

What a cool way to send off a series though! Yeah, I hope we're far from the end of the franchise, too, but something like this for the very last game would be super cool and tear-jerking in the best kind of way. Even better if you had to say goodbye to the protagonists through certain criteria pertaining to their respective games.

honestly I do wish they held off on doing something like this till they were ready to put it behind them, like you cant sit there and tell me a game LIKE this but with another 6 or so more protags for emblems, them being better integrated into the story and playing a bigger role, being a few chapters longer and having a better story in general wouldnt be the fire emblem of all time 😂

I feel like in the future, it'll be really cool for people who play the series in order back to back to get to Engage and see all of the fanservice for the games they just beat.

This I a way got me wanting a dissidia like game even though that roster would be ridiculous

@@lilshokan We could have gotten something like that with Fire Emblem Warriors, but instead they said "fuck you!" and only gave us Shadow Dragon, Awakening, and Fates

Are you also waiting emblems as characters in feh😁?

@@user-vr1fz8bm5r I personally wouldn't mind but I'm more interested on how IS would execute it

@@kueyteow6288 duo heroes? Or like this heroes with jojo-style stands from Tokyo-mirage-something?

@@user-vr1fz8bm5r Duo Heroes can definitely work, or work as a visual style like the TMS units

@@kueyteow6288 fallen berkut and brave micaiah is also smth like this style(yune and rinea)

Especially weird because he is very much reliant on his swarm when you fight him

@@IcyDragonPolaris That, my friend, is called hypocrisy.

Engage even mischaracterizes characters from the very last entry before it. That is a FEAT.

I think it might be in the literal sense. I believe it’s a reference to how Ike, who defeated Ashera back in Radiant Dawn, needed Yune’s power to defeat her.

@@JurzGarz still made me emotional lol

@@JurzGarz to be fair as well, Yune did use her body as a vessel whenever she spoke ( apart from the aftermath of the final boss)

Interestingly micaiah said "yun" but in radiant dawn she is pronounced as "yu-ne"

I mean, does Corrin even know that Anankos is her bio dad? 🤔

@@saniaaf2251 In Revelations yes Honestly tho I wouldn’t want to see him either-he killed Mikoto

Probably less at Sombron calling himself the Fell Dragon and more that there are other Fell Dragons aside from them, I mean me and another person on AO3 have a theory that Fell Dragons are pretty much just to Divine Dragons what Shadow Dragons are to Earth Dragons, specifically DIVINE Dragon Blood was used when Forneus created Grima (likely Duma's or Naga's although until we get confirmation as to where the hells Sothis came from and her parallels with Grima as well as Robin's parallels with Byleth it's just as possible that Thabes wound up having one other person who survived Duma putting it to the torch, Sothis and considering that she seems to have a connection as a Deity to learning and knowledge, wouldn't surprise me if she proceeded to donate blood for such as purpose... as for her differences in certain things, well mutations happen in nature, it's how evolution and new races happen so it could've been that) as well as how like Medeus has a connection to a Deadly Sin, the darkness in peoples hearts (Envy) both Grima and Sombron have connections to Deadly Sins, Grima fittingly enough as being The Fell Dragon in the same way as Amanozako in Japanese folklore is The Great Tengu (IE not the only one but the mightiest one of the bunch and the most well known, the one that immediately comes to mind usually) being connected to the Deadly Sins of Pride (how they insist on knowing how fate works when it's a bunch of crap in FE that even the Fodlan games have shown with Three Hopes, alongside insisting on how it is The End which may be true, but it is a twisted, corrupted, distorted version since Endings are meant to lead into new Beginnings), Wrath (Full of hate towards Humanity, outright LOATHES Naga whom they call the Wench, constantly tries to enact Genocide upon Humanity at minimum out of said hate) and the non-Traditional Deadly Sin of Despair/Sorrow due to being trapped within the Workshop with nothing but Forneus' twisted creations brought about after he went off the deep end , that man's decaying corpse and having that trauma fester... and before anyone says anything I would like to remind you all of two things: Dimitri's arc in Azure Moon regarding the "Ghosts" with him being mentally unstable and that Forneus was a complete madman by the time the "Dark and Violent Thoughts" happened since it could've been his mentally ill mind hallucinating and Grima was actually harmless and not evil in of themself. As for Sombron... well it's all too clear it'd be either a form of Sloth or Apathy since he quite literally could not less about any world that isn't his own. I can understand his end goal and it's reasonable: find the Emblem of Foundation who happens to be the one person he's been willing to let in, go home and maybe if he was forcibly booted out of his home Outrealm by some asshole pulling something akin to the Agarthan's own forbidden spell of Zaharas or however you spell it and he didn't do anything to warrant it, proceed to if the one responsible is still alive to teach them the meaning of karma. HOWEVER, much like Edelgard and Walhart while I can get behind his end-goal, I CANNOT in any way condone his methods since the Ends justify the Means is how we get them, Sombron, Arvis and so on. Apathy can be as terrifying as Pride, and Hate when you're on the receiving end and Sombron has definitely shown that himself.

Para mí que es porque literal fue el causante principal de casi todo xdd con eso de matar y traiciona a toda la raza dragones o similares no me acuerdo xd para luego por causa de eso pasó esos esperimentos el padre de elderga haciendo pasa a ese traído como un heroe y más cosas asquerosas xdd

@@urzacuentas3041 Se me hace muy random que respondas en español a un comentario inglés de un vídeo inglés, XD.DDDDD. Pero oye, no me quejo.

@@elpoppliogameralons0839 desde que está el traductor y de paso se traduzca bien se hizo muchísimo más fácil leer comentarios XD aunque nose porque en mi otro celular no fusiona y en otros si xdd

I feel like they did that since Nemesis is the most unambiguously evil of all the bosses. Neither Edelgard or Rhea are strictly antagonists. Thales could have worked but I feel like Nemesis is more iconic despite only being in one route

It seemed like Corrin had meta knowledge about the three Fates routes and that the final bosses in all routes were just Anankos. In game she doesn’t address her parentage the same way Alear addresses theirs.

@@sadeknight9112 Also don't forget through Mikoto and ESPECIALLY Anankos. Corrin has the power of Precognition. (Fates even OPENED on her seeing "visions of the future" before that point and those she was likely to encounter in some way or another! Note alot of those you see you DO NOT meet until AFTER Chapter 6) In a meta way! the game letting you SKIP to Chapter 6 choice could be seen as Corrin seeing glimpses of a possible future through that choice! Ultimentally you could say Corrin saw the future of Conquest and Birthright first during those seconds of having to make a choice, before taking the chance she did with Revelations! That's how I can justify her knowing all the paths

@@sadeknight9112 I mean, the final bosses of all the routes in Fates are just Anankos tbh. Birthright: Garon is implied to basically just be a puppet, controlled by Anankos from Valla. I believe it’s stated at some point that the real Garon is probably long gone. And Garon was granted the ability to transform into his dragon form by Anankos. Conquest: Takumi is a Vallite revenant being controlled by Anankos. Revelation: Actually legit fighting Anankos. So yeah he really is at the end of every path, in a roundabout way.

@@fivestarguy100 yes it’s true that the final bosses of Conquest and Birthright are all Anankos but Corrin in Fates doesn’t know that. More importantly, Emblem Corrin would have to know the outcome to all three routes to have that line make sense.

At least Idunn gets to go have fun in Heroes from time to time. This is Anankos’s first appearance since Heirs of Fate, almost a decade ago.

​@@kylekraus6722that's only possible bcos Binding Blade's best ending had Roy rescued her and she got to live with Fae in Arcadia Anankos got no such luxury, sadly

Those three are the coolest of the bunch, especially Lucina’s.

Technically the Emblems are sort of like "Magic based A.I. constructs" then the "actual characters!" They have their powers and memories sure, but they aren't "them per say" Hence why he can bring them into being (helps he got the "coding" for their creations from the Emblem Rings their connected too when he absorbed those ring's power back in the end of Chapter 21)

Sombron specifically them "those who brought despair to their world" in which Loptus makes sense as he's the root cause of everything in Jugdral, the dark emblem is specifically called the "dark god" which is Loptus' exact title

tbf he knows Arvis and Julius resembles him so I think that's spot on because it's for a second he recognizes but then sees the dark god within.

There’s little practical difference between Loptus and Julius by the time you fight him. But since all the other ones but Nergal are final bosses, Julius makes more sense here.

I think a lot of people forget that Sigurd's literal ghost is watching Seliph the whole time. :^( He's up to date on what Arvis and Julius are up to from the afterlife. There are ghosts in FE4. Ghosts!!!

Julius and Loptr are pretty much the same entity by the end of FE4 so it doesn't really matter. It's still Loptr's soul.

As sick as that sounds it would detract from the main gameplay aspect of engaging

@@Rhin0beak Also, the Emblems are not the same people from their original worlds. Marth outright says this in the final battle.

​@@darkstorm2579 They're pretty much copies, like heroic spirits from Fate.

@@gamechanger8908 Yep. Hilariously enough, I think I said something similar in a different comment thread. Great minds think alike.

Fire Dragón is too OP to be added

He's The Dark Droid isn't he?

@@danield879 Nergal's the Dark Druid, yeah. That was his exclusive class in Blazing Blade.

Veld was also the dude who told Travant about Leif's parents crossing the desert. As such, if Veld didn't exist, then Travant wouldn't have been coaxed into killing Leif's parents, thus preventing him from being an orphan. Veld's inclusion is kinda personal to Leif to a certain degree. Raydrik does have more of a presence throughout the game though, but Veld was the head honcho of Thracia 776 (even though he answers to Manfroy, who answers to Loptuous).

I get ya. I think there's at least a little more going for Veld writing wise than he sometimes gets credit for, but Raydrick is just, a uniquely hateable villain for FE, and he definitely gets the more colorful lines. For what it is, I like that his title of dark bishop contrasts so nicely with Lief's, and they render his line from Thracia in a way that also sort of mirrors the way they've written Lief here. Tiny details, but I like it!

-random weak ass general who dies. Standing next to gods and the thrawls of gods. "I wanted a castle"

@@boserboser6870 True, while more personal, he really is no where near the others to justify it story wise.

Make more sense if the Emblem was either Hector or Eliwood. Lyn really has little to do with Nergal

Sort of like veld

@@tqhung166 yeah but they needed an emblem that wielded bows, and Lyn is the only protagonist who canonically uses a bow AND has a bow associated with them

He doesn't say anything about seeing Nemesis again. Only that he was revived. Not revived again. Byleth also keeps his green hair in every route besides CF, yet he can still use Sword of the Creator. There likely is not a "True Route."

@@jonahkluger6136 Yeah I know this Byleth isn't really intended to be from any one route, but the point is that he shouldn't really have been able to recognize Nemesis unless they've already met, which only happens in Verdant Wind. You do make a good point about the hair and eye color though. Of course at the end of the day it doesn't really matter, since Marth confirms that Emblems aren't even the real, original people they're based on. I guess the best and easiest explanation is that this Byleth is potentially an amalgam of all three routes.

​@Zazzer I think the reason they went with Nemesis instead of Thales is because Nemesis is more iconic, in large part thanks to GSS

@@juliosalas6455 And frankly all the Dark Emblems are the "Medeus" of their games (The final bosses) then because their the narrative Big Bad (otherwise you'd have Lyon instead of Fomortiss...despite the fact it was the same thing as alot of Lyon villainy WAS Fomortiss)

Honestly I didn't even know there were more than 4 because Anna with Nova go brrrrrrrr

LMAO I also did not know there were more than 4

The only difference is, Grima is the main villain of a game with an offensively bad plot while Sombrom is the main villain of a game with a very standard but inoffensive plot.

It would have been too much work to fully model and voice all of the villains for what amounts to very little game time.

@@Jordan3DS that’s why they should have added 3 more maps with the dark emblems. Instead of the end of the game

​​@@Jordan3DS It would've been better if they just used villain emblems instead of evil versions of hero emblems for enemies. It's kinda like a good vs evil war.

​@@Dragonboy55564 My brother and I were talking about that while playing through the game, but once again it'd be too much work. Each Emblem only has so much effort put into the models and the attack animations because they're used on your team. Making villain Emblems with detailed models, animations, and combat skills just to be used for one or two bosses would still be too much work for barely any screen time.

@@zwillscoopchannel9689 They'd still only be showing up once each, though, which is a lot of dev time for such a small part of the game.

It feels more like the Dark Emblems were more memories taken from the Emblem Rings and made Emblems themselves more then the actual individuals (Remember Sombron has long absorbed everything about the rings at the end of Chapter 21, so it is possible for him to create beings from those memories of the Emblems at the height of their power they were when those "Emblem's Original selves fought them' to act as "support" for himself! Note he was summoning all his fellow "Medeus" from the other FE! I say Medeus as "the final bosses of each FE")

I knew I played the right route and never played the others! Woohoo

Nope it’s because Nemesis is the only Three Houses final boss that’s actually evil.

It just kind of makes me laugh since Fates' story is such a nonsensical mess

@@Jordan3DS Do what I do! Just see Conquest and Birthright as Corrin receiving Visions of them and how they happen, and then just make "mental corrections" of the dumb shit and "you'll do fine understanding it's story" LOL