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| − | '''Outrealm''' ('''Other World''' in the Japanese version) is a location that is available from connecting the Nintendo Network that if the player visits the [[Outrealm Gate]] and travels to the Outrealm for going to DLC maps and fight or team up with other previous characters from the [[Fire Emblem (series)|series]] from using [[SpotPass]]. |
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| + | The''' Outrealm''' (異界 ''Ikai'' lit. '''Other World''' in the Japanese version) is a general area in ''[[Fire Emblem Awakening]]'' that is accessible using the [[Outrealm Gate]] and by purchasing DLC. |
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| + | The Outrealms are numerous areas outside of the main world of ''Awakening'' that are mostly unrelated to the main storyline and provide extra challenges for the player. In most maps, the spirit of legendary heroes and villains from previous Fire Emblem games, known as Einherjars, are encountered, requiring the player to either work with or defeat these spirits. After completing most maps in the Outrealms, the player is rewarded with an Einherjar card containing the spirit of a legendary past Fire Emblem character including [[Marth]], [[Eirika]], [[Alm]], and [[Katarina]] to be recruited into their army. Other maps are used for acquiring [[The Golden Gaffe|funds]], listening to special conversations at a [[Harvest Scramble|festival]], saving the future children from [[Grima (character)|Grima]] in an [[Future of Despair 3|alternate future]], or other such missions. |
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| + | Some of the realms are original locations that include a [[EXPonential Growth|village inside of a ruin]], a [[Five-Anna Firefight|volcano]], and even a [[Summer Scramble|beach]]. Other locations are recreations of past Fire Emblem maps like [[Talys]] from ''[[Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light]]'' and ''[[Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon]]'', [[Gebal Castle]] from ''[[Path of Radiance]]'', and the [[Dragon's Gate (location)|Dragon's Gate]] from ''[[Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade]]''. |
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| + | In Future Past 3 and [[Hidden Truths 2]], Grima and [[Lilith]] hint that those that come from other worlds do not retain as much power as they do in their original world. |
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Revision as of 04:51, 27 July 2017
An Outrealm Gate, from one of the cutscenes in Awakening.
The Outrealm (異界 Ikai lit. Other World in the Japanese version) is a general area in Fire Emblem Awakening that is accessible using the Outrealm Gate and by purchasing DLC.
The Outrealms are numerous areas outside of the main world of Awakening that are mostly unrelated to the main storyline and provide extra challenges for the player. In most maps, the spirit of legendary heroes and villains from previous Fire Emblem games, known as Einherjars, are encountered, requiring the player to either work with or defeat these spirits. After completing most maps in the Outrealms, the player is rewarded with an Einherjar card containing the spirit of a legendary past Fire Emblem character including Marth, Eirika, Alm, and Katarina to be recruited into their army. Other maps are used for acquiring funds, listening to special conversations at a festival, saving the future children from Grima in an alternate future, or other such missions.
Some of the realms are original locations that include a village inside of a ruin, a volcano, and even a beach. Other locations are recreations of past Fire Emblem maps like Talys from Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light and Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon, Gebal Castle from Path of Radiance, and the Dragon's Gate from Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade.
In Future Past 3 and Hidden Truths 2, Grima and Lilith hint that those that come from other worlds do not retain as much power as they do in their original world.