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Monster Hunter Frontier G is a massive multiplayer online role playing game created by Capcom and a part of the Monster Hunter franchise. It was released on April 17, 2013 for Windows and the Xbox 360. A Wii U version was later developed and released on December 11, 2013.

Relation to Fire Emblem

Capcom collaborated with numerous companies to create specialized armor and weapons related to select franchises such as Street Fighter, Fate/Stay Night, and Vocaloid. Capcom collaborated with Intelligent Systems to create Fire Emblem related equipment for the game, mainly from Fire Emblem Awakening. The collaboration was announced on December 11, 2013.

Armors

The collaboration features an armor set fashioned after Chrom and Lucina for male and female hunters respectively.

Weapons

The following weapons were also created and added:

Falchion I (封剣ファルシオンI Fū ken Falchion I lit. Sealed Sword Falchion I) (Sword and Shield)
Exalted Falchion V (神剣ファルシオンI Shinken Falchion V lit. Divine Sword Falchion V) (Sword and Shield)
Parallel Falchion I (裏剣ファルシオンI Ura Ken Falchion I lit Hidden Falchion I) (Sword and Shield)
Parallel Falchion V (裏剣ファルシオンV Ura Ken Falchion V lit Hidden Falchion V) (Sword and Shield)

All four of the above weapons replicates the Awakening version of the Falchion and the Fire Emblem. The Falchion I and Parallel Falchion I appear as they did in the story and the Fire Emblem appears as it did at the start of Awakening with only Argent inserted. Upon upgrading the weapon to the Exalted Falchion V and Parallel Falchion V both swords appear the same as the Exalted Falchion, and the Fire Emblem also now has all five gemstones inserted.

Twin Holy Vessel Nidhogg I (双聖器ニーズヘッグ Sō Seiki Nidhogg) (Bow)
Serpent Bow Nidhogg I (蛇弓ニーズヘッグ Hemiyumi Nidhogg) (Bow)

Nidhogg also replicates its Awakening version. Its base form is the exact same as it is in Awakening. The upgraded version is colored white instead.

Gallery

External links

Monster Hunter Frontier G on the Monster Hunter Wiki
Monster Hunter Frontier G on Wikipedia

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+|title=Super Smash Bros. Brawl
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+|caption=PlayStation 3 Cover Art
+|developer=[[Intelligent Systems]]/<br>Sora<br>HAL Laboratory<br>Game Arts<br>Monolith Soft<br>
+|publisher=[[Nintendo]]
+|designer=Masahiro Sakurai
+|release='''PC''', '''Xbox 360'''<br>
+<sup>JP</sup>April 17, 2013
+----
+'''PlayStation 3'''<br>
+<sup>JP</sup>November 20, 2013
+----
+'''[[Wii U]]'''<br>
+<sup>JP</sup>December 11, 2013
+----
+'''PlayStation Vita'''<br>
+<sup>JP</sup>August 13, 2014
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 '''Monster Hunter Frontier G''' is a massive multiplayer online role playing game created by Capcom and a part of the ''Monster Hunter'' franchise. It was released on April 17, 2013 for Windows and the Xbox 360. A Wii U version was later developed and released on December 11, 2013.
 ==Relation to Fire Emblem==
-Capcom collaborated with numerous companies to create specialized armor and weapons related to select franchises such as ''Street Fighter'', ''Fate/Stay Night'', and ''Vocaloid''. Capcom collaborated with Intelligent Systems to create ''Fire Emblem'' related equipment for the game, mainly from ''[[Fire Emblem Awakening]]''. The collaboration was announced on December 11, 2013. It features an armor set fashioned after [[Chrom]] and [[Lucina]] for male and female hunters respectively.
+Capcom collaborated with numerous companies to create specialized armor and weapons related to select franchises such as ''Street Fighter'', ''Fate/Stay Night'', and ''Vocaloid''. Capcom collaborated with [[Intelligent Systems]] to create ''Fire Emblem'' related equipment for the game, mainly from ''[[Fire Emblem Awakening]]''. The collaboration was announced on December 11, 2013.
-<gallery position=center hideaddbutton=true>
+===Armors===
+The collaboration features an armor set fashioned after [[Chrom]] and [[Lucina]] for male and female hunters respectively.
+<gallery spacing=small hideaddbutton=true>
 File:255px-MHFG-Seiou_Armor_Render_2.jpg|Chrom themed '''Hero King''' Male Hunter Armor
 File:255px-MHFG-Hero-King_Armor_Render_2.jpg|Lucina themed '''Hero King''' Female Hunter Armor
 </gallery>
+===Weapons===
-The following weapons were also created and added to Monster Hunter Frontier G:
+The following weapons were also created and added:
 *[[Falchion]] I (封剣ファルシオンI ''Fū ken Falchion I'' lit. Sealed Sword Falchion I) ([[w:c:monsterhunter:Sword and Shield|Sword and Shield]])
 *Exalted Falchion V (神剣ファルシオンI ''Shinken Falchion V'' lit. Divine Sword Falchion V) (Sword and Shield)
 *Parallel Falchion I (裏剣ファルシオンI ''Ura Ken Falchion I'' lit Hidden Falchion I) (Sword and Shield)
 *Parallel Falchion V (裏剣ファルシオンV ''Ura Ken Falchion V'' lit Hidden Falchion V) (Sword and Shield)
 All four of the above weapons replicates the ''Awakening'' version of the Falchion and the [[Shield of Seals|Fire Emblem]]. The Falchion I and Parallel Falchion I appear as they did in the story and the Fire Emblem appears as it did at the start of ''Awakening'' with only Argent inserted. Upon upgrading the weapon to the Exalted Falchion V and Parallel Falchion V both swords appear the same as the Exalted Falchion, and the Fire Emblem also now has all five gemstones inserted.
-*Twin Holy Vessel [[Nidhogg]] I (双聖器ニーズヘッグ ''Sō Seiki Nidhogg) ([[w:c:monsterhunter:Bow|Bow]])
+*Twin Holy Vessel [[Nidhogg]] I (双聖器ニーズヘッグ ''Sō Seiki Nidhogg'') ([[w:c:monsterhunter:Bow|Bow]])
 *Serpent Bow Nidhogg I (蛇弓ニーズヘッグ Hemiyumi Nidhogg) (Bow)
 Nidhogg also replicates its ''Awakening'' version. Its base form is the exact same as it is in ''Awakening''. The upgraded version is colored white instead.
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 ==Gallery==
 <gallery>
+File:MHFG_Logo.png|Game Logo.
 File:639px-MHFG-Fire_Emblem_Awakening_x_MHFG_Wallpaper_001.jpg
 File:MHFG Falchion.png
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 *[[Wikipedia:Monster Hunter Frontier G|Monster Hunter Frontier G]] on Wikipedia
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+{{NonFEgames}}
-[[Category:Non-Fire Emblem games]]