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*[[Ulir]] (FE4/5) altered name of Ullr, a Norse god associated with [[Bow]]s |
*[[Ulir]] (FE4/5) altered name of Ullr, a Norse god associated with [[Bow]]s |
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*[[Idenn]] (FE6) altered name of Iðunn, goddess associated with apples and youth |
*[[Idenn]] (FE6) altered name of Iðunn, goddess associated with apples and youth |
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| − | *[[Mist |
+ | *[[Mist]] (FE9/10) is named after one of the Valkyries |
*[[Frey]] (FE11/12) is named after a Vanir god |
*[[Frey]] (FE11/12) is named after a Vanir god |
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*[[Norne]] (FE11/12) is named after a group of witches, the Norns |
*[[Norne]] (FE11/12) is named after a group of witches, the Norns |
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==Weapons== |
==Weapons== |
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| − | *[[Rainarok]] (FE2) |
+ | *[[Rainarok|Ragnarok]] (FE2) the Norse end of the world |
*[[Gungnir]] (FE4) is named after Odin's spear |
*[[Gungnir]] (FE4) is named after Odin's spear |
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*[[Tyrhung]] (FE4) also known as Tyrfing, a magic sword in Norse mythology |
*[[Tyrhung]] (FE4) also known as Tyrfing, a magic sword in Norse mythology |
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*[[Loptous (tome)|Loptous]] (FE4) is an alternate name for Loki, a Norse god |
*[[Loptous (tome)|Loptous]] (FE4) is an alternate name for Loki, a Norse god |
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*[[Hell]] (FE4/5) also translated as Hel, a goddess and location for the dead |
*[[Hell]] (FE4/5) also translated as Hel, a goddess and location for the dead |
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| − | *[[Fenrir |
+ | *[[Fenrir]] (FE7/8/10) is named after a great Wolf |
*[[Nidhogg]] (FE8) A Serpent that eats the roots of the world tree Yggdrasil |
*[[Nidhogg]] (FE8) A Serpent that eats the roots of the world tree Yggdrasil |
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*[[Gleipnir]] (FE8) is named after a fetter |
*[[Gleipnir]] (FE8) is named after a fetter |
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Revision as of 12:17, 25 July 2011
A number of locations, characters, and weapons in the Fire Emblem series borrow from Norse mythology.
Characters
- Blaggi (FE4/5) altered name for Bragi, god of poetry
- Ulir (FE4/5) altered name of Ullr, a Norse god associated with Bows
- Idenn (FE6) altered name of Iðunn, goddess associated with apples and youth
- Mist (FE9/10) is named after one of the Valkyries
- Frey (FE11/12) is named after a Vanir god
- Norne (FE11/12) is named after a group of witches, the Norns
- Ymir (FE11/12) is named after a Frost giant
Weapons
- Ragnarok (FE2) the Norse end of the world
- Gungnir (FE4) is named after Odin's spear
- Tyrhung (FE4) also known as Tyrfing, a magic sword in Norse mythology
- Loptous (FE4) is an alternate name for Loki, a Norse god
- Hell (FE4/5) also translated as Hel, a goddess and location for the dead
- Fenrir (FE7/8/10) is named after a great Wolf
- Nidhogg (FE8) A Serpent that eats the roots of the world tree Yggdrasil
- Gleipnir (FE8) is named after a fetter
- Garm (FE8) is named after another wolf
Classes
- The Valkyrie class is named after a group of Norse battle-maidens
- The Berserker class is named after a type of Viking warrior
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