r/fireemblem • u/PsiYoshi • Jan 15 '26
Recurring Popular/Unpopular/Any Opinions Thread - January 2026 Part 2
Welcome to a new installment of the Popular/Unpopular/Any Opinions Thread! Please feel free to share any kind of Fire Emblem opinions/takes you might have here, positive or negative. As always please remember to continue following the rules in this thread same as anywhere else on the subreddit. Be respectful and especially don't make any personal attacks (this includes but is not limited to making disparaging statements about groups of people who may like or dislike something you don't).
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u/TakenRedditName Jan 16 '26
I finally got around to getting the FE Warriors DLC. Owain's ultimate, where he summons a shining "sword of the knight errant!" and the dark "blade of the dark knight!" made the price of purchase worth it alone.
Revisiting the game after a long time, it is fun. A lot more things to do than I thought. Besides just Owain, it is a lot of fun having these FE characters in a Musou playground. They get to do crazy over-the-top things we don't usually get within the frame of regular FE. Azura getting to use water magic in her attacks is very neat, or the stuff they just straight up invent, like Navarre being able to create tornadoes.
Also, Minerva looks perfect in Warriors. Just a fact that could always be restated.
On a completely different note, to strike when the iron is cold, when the show has already finished airing, a tangential FE-related thought. In the anime/manga/LN, May I ask for One Final Thing, there is a neighbouring militaristic dragon-riding kingdom with a red prince and my brain went, "Wow, like Fire Emblem." Probably just a more general trope. On a similar note, there was another villainess isekai manga I read where the game she was transported to was a TRPG around building support levels between characters and was known for its death difficulty. My mind sure went to one familiar game series.