(The Japanese term for season that mark a quarter of each year is "Kisetsu" (季節), plus, the passage of time in "Echoes" is vague by its own story) Tag: sourceedit |
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*'''Flostym''' (花の節, ''Hana no Setsu'' lit. '''Time of Flowers''') |
*'''Flostym''' (花の節, ''Hana no Setsu'' lit. '''Time of Flowers''') |
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*'''Avistym''' (鳥の節, ''Tori no Setsu'' lit. '''Time of Birds''') |
*'''Avistym''' (鳥の節, ''Tori no Setsu'' lit. '''Time of Birds''') |
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| − | *'''Pegastym''' (天馬の節, |
+ | *'''Pegastym''' (天馬の節, ''Tenma no Setsu'' lit. '''Time of the Pegasus''') |
*'''Wyrmstym''' (竜の節, ''Ryū no Setsu'' lit. '''Time of the Dragon''') |
*'''Wyrmstym''' (竜の節, ''Ryū no Setsu'' lit. '''Time of the Dragon''') |
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Revision as of 21:36, 28 May 2017
Seasons (節 Setsu lit. Time in the Japanese version) is a gameplay feature that indicted the passing of a year. In Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia, throughout the game four seasons are cycled through:
- Flostym (花の節, Hana no Setsu lit. Time of Flowers)
- Avistym (鳥の節, Tori no Setsu lit. Time of Birds)
- Pegastym (天馬の節, Tenma no Setsu lit. Time of the Pegasus)
- Wyrmstym (竜の節, Ryū no Setsu lit. Time of the Dragon)
Trivia
Avi, Flos, and Pega have Latin roots, while Wyrm is Germanic.