Ginnungagap

Ginnungagap
Ginnungagap's artwork from Fire Emblem Heroes.
First Seen	Fire Emblem Fates
Weapon Type	Tome
Most Common Rank	A
Uses	Infinite
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Ginnungagap (ギンヌンガガプ Ginnungagapu) is a Tome that is introduced in Fire Emblem Fates. It is a high-level tome that hits the hardest of all tomes and scrolls in the game. However, it has the penalty of halving the user's magic until he/she attacks again. It also suffers from a poor hit rate.

Weapon Stats

Fire Emblem Fates

Name					Type
Ginnungagap					Tome
Rank	Uses	Mt	Hit	Crt	Avo	Rng	WEx	Worth
A	Infinite	15	65%	0%	0%	1-2	?	8,000
Effect
After the battle, Magic is halved for the next attack

Fire Emblem Heroes

Name		Type
Ginnungagap		Tome
Mt	Rng	SP	Rarity
14	2	400	✯✯✯✯✯
Effect
Grants Spd+3, At start of combat, if unit's HP > 25% grants Atk/Spd+6 during combat, and also, if unit initiates combat or foe initiates combat and uses magic or staff, reduces damage from foe's first attack by 40% and boosts unit's next attack by total damage reduced (by any source, including other skills). Resets at end of combat

Non-Canon Appearances

Elise uses the attack in Fire Emblem Warriors in conjunction with various other spells as part of her Pair-Up Musou Attack.

Etymology

In Norse mythology, Ginnungagap, also known as the "Yawning Void", is the primordial void that is mentioned in the Gylfaginning, the Eddaic text recording Norse cosmogony. Based on the spell's animation alone, it can be deduced that it is specifically modelled after the southern part of the Yawning Void, which is said to be "lighted by those sparks and glowing masses which flew out of Múspellheim".

Gallery

Nyx wielding the tome of Ginnungagap.

[Nyx]] casting Ginnungagap in battle.

Elise casting Ginnungagap in Warriors.

Ginnungagap's sprite from Fire Emblem Heroes.

Nyx attacking with Ginnungagap in Fire Emblem Heroes.