List of spirits (Fire Emblem series): Difference between revisions

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*The white Lucina represents her ancestor, Caeda, the princess of Talys who wears white armor with a red tunic and features long blue hair.

*The blue Marth references his appearance as the main character in ''Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light'', who becomes Caeda's friend and eventually, her husband.

*The stage featuring a sky background, the Heavy Wind hazard, and battle conditions reference Caeda's Pegasus Knight class, a highly mobile pegasus-mounted combat physical class which features high speed stats and allows her to fly over impossible terrain for long distances.

*The music track represents the recruitment theme of ''Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light'', referencing how Caeda is recruited into Marth's party at the beginning of the game's first chapter and later recruits other characters into Marth's party.

*This spirit's Shield type references Caeda's role in ''Shadow Dragon'' to save the world from the Shadow Dragon, Medeus.

*This spirit's Jump ↑ ability further references Caeda's Pegasus Knight class, which allows her to fly over impossible terrain.

*The violet Ganondorf features red armor, representing Jagen, an elderly heavily-armored paladin with a red color scheme

*The stage's layout and music track represents the prologue of the remake of ''Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light'' where Jagen discovers Marth hiding in the throne room during the Gra soldiers' invasion on Altea Castle.

*Ganondorf starting off with 60% damage and battle conditions references Jagen's role as a crutch character, where his Paladin class allows him to have high attack and resistance stats early on in ''Shadow Dragon'', but he continuously weakens throughout the game.

*This spirit's Shield type references Jagen's high defense and resistance stats early on in ''Shadow Dragon''.

*The blue King K. Rool represents Draug, a heavily armor-plated knight with a blue color scheme.

*The stage and music track represent Draug's debut in ''Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light''.

*The Defense ↑ rule and battle conditions reference Draug's Armored Knight class, a heavily-armored physical combat class which allows him to have high defense stats, but causes him to move at a slower traveling distance.

*This spirit's Shield type and Weight ↑ ability further reference Draug's Armored Knight class, which allows him to have high defense stats, but causes him to move at a slower traveling distance.

*In World of Light, the Draug spirit is located in the Dracula's Castle map in the Dark Realm, with its specific placement referencing the Axe-Man enemies appearing in in Block 5 of the original ''Castlevania''.

*The blue Kirby represents Wrys, a bald Curate who wears a blue robe.

*The stage featuring the palace in the background and the music track represent the monastery that Wrys runs in ''Fire Emblem: New Mystery of the Emblem'', a remake of ''Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light''.

*Kirby starting off with 30% HP and the battle conditions references Wrys' Curate class, a support magical class which allows him to heal his allies during battle, but is unable to attack directly.

*This spirit's Support type further references how Wrys' Curate class is a support magical class which allows him to heal his allies during battle.

*This spirit is purchasable at Anna's Emporium, a shop that sells spirits related to equipment, referencing how Wrys is equipped with his stave.

*The blue and yellow Simons' favored [[Axe]] each represent Barst, Bord, and Cord, a trio of muscular woodcutter mercenaries who use axes during battle.

*The stage's layout and music track represents Galder Harbor, a seaside area with bridges where Bord, Cord, and Barst are recruited in their debut game, ''Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light''.

*The red Marth starting off with a [[Killing Edge]] represents Navarre, a swordsman wearing a red tunic who is armed with a Killing Edge.

*The stage and music track represent Navarre's debut in ''Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light'', with the music track referencing how Navarre is recruited into Marth's party in the game's third chapter.

*The battle conditions reference Navarre's Mercenary/Myrmidion class, a sword-wielding physical combat class which gives him a high skill stat and a high chance of inflicting critical hits.

*This spirit's Support type references Navarre's role in the Archanea chronology of the ''Fire Emblem'' series as a member of Marth's party.

*This spirit's Attack type and Killing Edge Equipped ability further references how Navarre is armed with a Killing Edge, capable of inflicting critical hits.

*The blue Robin represents Merric, a Mage wearing blue robes who wields his powerful magical tome in battle.

*The stage and music represent Merric's debut in ''Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light''.

*This spirit's Support type references Merric's role in the Archanea chronology of the ''Fire Emblem'' series as a member of Marth's party.

*This spirit's Aura Attack ↑ ability references Merric's Mage class, a combat magical class who uses powerful magic attacks.

*Lucina's white costume features her hair turning red, representing Minerva, the red-haired princess of Macedon.

*The green Charizard minion represents Minerva's wyvern mount, which features a green color scheme.

*The stage and battle conditions reference Minerva's Dracoknight/Wyvern Rider class, a wyvern-mounted combat physical class which allows her to ride her wyvern mount, which features high speed stats and allows them to fly over impossible terrain for long distances.

*The music track references Minerva's debut in ''Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light'', which also references how Minerva is recruited into Marth's party in the game's tenth chapter.

*This spirit is purchasable at Anna's Emporium, a shop that sells spirits related to equipment, referencing how Minerva is equipped with a javelin.

*The pink Robin represents Linde, a female Mage wearing pink robes who wields her powerful tome in battle.

*The stage features a palacein the background, representing the palace of Pales, the capital of Archanea where Linde serves as Princess Nyna's apprentice.

*The music track references Linde's debut in ''Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light''.

*The Zap Floor hazard references Thoron, a thunder magic tome that Linde acquires in the fourteenth chapter or the seventeenth chapter of ''Shadow Dragon''.

*This spirit's Support type references Linde's role in the Archanea chronology of the ''Fire Emblem'' series as a member of Marth's party.

*The green, navy, and white Lucinas each represent the three sisters and members of the Macedonian Pegasus Knight group, the Whitewings: {{s|fireemblem|Palla}}, {{s|fireemblem|Catria}}, and {{s|fireemblem|Est}} respectively.

*The stage and second battle condition reference the Pegasus Sisters' Pegasus Knight class, a highly mobile pegasus-mounted combat physical class which allows them to fly over impossible terrain.

*The first battle condition references the Pegasus Sisters' ability to unleash a powerful {{s|fireemblem|Triangle Attack}} if they surround a single enemy in a triangle formation.

*This spirit's Jump ↑ ability further references the Pegasus Sisters' Pegasus Knight class, which allows them to fly.

*The blue Marth references his appearance as the main character in ''Fire Emblem: Shadow & the Blade of Light'' where he befriends Tiki, who appears as the Assist Trophy enemy.

*The stage represents the Ice Dragon Temple, a shrine where Tiki resided for thousands of years prior to the events of the Archanea games.

*This spirit's Neutral type references Tiki's status as an unwilling enemy and later ally in ''Shadow Dragon''.

*The cyan Palutena represents Nyna, the princess of Archanea who is dressed in an elegant, regal gown with a blue color scheme.

*The grey Ganondorf minion represents {{s|fireemblem|Hardin}}, Nyna's husband who was corrupted by Gharnef and became a heavily-armored enemy known as the "Dark Emperor".

*The stage's background featuring the palace and music track represents Archanea Castle, the palace where Nyna resides as the princess in the ''Fire Emblem'' series, including her debut in ''Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light''.

*The second battle condition references Nyna's pacifistic personality, as she doesn't like fighting, while the third battle condition references her Bishop class, a support magical class which allows her to heal her allies during battle.

*Ganondorf starts off with increased move speed, referencing Hardin's high stats growth in the Archanea chronology, more particularly, the growth of his speed stats.

*This spirit's Support type and Poison Damage Reduced ability reference how Nyna's Bishop class is a support magical class which allows her to heal her allies during battle.

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*Marth's black costume is based on Camus, a Paladin ally of Marth's who wears a black outfit.

*The music track represents the recruitment theme where Camus, under the alias of Zeke or Sirius, can be recruited into Marth's party in later games.

*The Health Recovery rule references how Camus was supposedly killed during his battle against Marth in ''Shadow Dragon'' but survives, albeit without his memories, and is nursed back to health by {{s|fireemblem|Tatiana}} prior to the events of ''Fire Emblem Gaiden/Echoes: Shadows of Valentia''.

*The battle conditions reference Camus' spear, {{s|fireemblem|Gradivius}}, which allows him to deal immense damage combined with his high skill stat and subsequent critical rates, as well as restore his HP.

*The blue Ridley represents Medeus, the antagonistic Shadow Dragon with a dark purple color scheme.

*The stage's layout references how Medeus was sealed underground by Naga prior to the events of his debut game, ''Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light''.

*The Giant rule references Medeus' ability to change his forms between his human-sized Manakete form to his gigantic Shadow Dragon form.

*This spirit's Lava-Floor Resist ability further references Medeus' revival from his subterranean prison in ''Shadow Dragon'', where the deeper subterranean structures in general features lava and magma.

*In World of Light, the Medeus spirit is located at the volcano area in the Light Realm, similar to the stage's magma setting.

*The green Robin represents Gharnef, an antagonistic Mage wearing a green cloak who wields a powerful magical tome and is associated with a powerful evil dragon.

*The stage and music track represents the castle in Thabes, an abandoned city serving as Gharnef's hideout, which is depicted as dark in the remake of ''Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light''.

*The Slumber Floor hazard references Gharnef's usage of hypnosis on Tiki in ''Mystery of the Fire Emblem'', where he captures her, puts her in a deep sleep, and entrances her into serving him.

*Robin's favored [[Nosferatu]] references Imhullu, a dark magic tome used by Gharnef which was created from the Darksphere where the tome itself uses spells similar to those of dark magic.

*This spirit's Support type references Gharnef's role in the Archanea chronology of the ''Fire Emblem'' series by reviving Medeus.

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*The cyan and pink Villagers each represent Alm and Celica as depicted in their childhood years in ''Fire Emblem Gaiden''.

*The stage and music track represents Ram Village, the main setting for the prologue battle in ''Shadows of Valentia'' which features Alm and Celica as children.

*The battle conditions reference how Alm and Celica were children who didn't know how to fight in the prologue of ''Shadows of Vaentia'', but grew up in the game's later chapters.

*Ike's blue costume is based on Sigurd, the blue-haired swordsman of ''Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War'' who wields the legendary sword, {{s|fireemblem|Tyrfing}}.

*The music track represents the musical theme of the {{s|fireemblem|Battle of Belhalla}}, the event at the end of the fifth chapter of ''Geneaology of the Holy War'' where Sigurd perishes.

*The Defense ↑ rule references the defensive effects of Tyring, which drastically increases his evasiveness when he takes a lot of damage and his health stats are low.

*This spirit's Sword Attack ↑ ability references Sigurd's Lord class, the class given to most sword-wielding protagonists of the ''Fire Emblem'' series which allows him to use swords.

*The pink Palutena represents Deirdre, a female character dressed in pink elegant robes who wields her magical staff, [[fireemblemwiki:Silence (staff)|Silence]].

*The stage and music track represents Belhalla Castle, the location of the Battle of Belhalla in ''Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War'' where Deirdre and Sigurd meet for the final time before his death.

*The Attack Power ↓ rule references [[fireemblemwiki:Silence (condition)|Silence]], a status condition originating in ''Genealogy of the Holy War'' which inhibits the usage of magical spells, talk, or support commands, which Deirdre uses to silence the Dark Mage, {{s|fireemblem|Sandima}}'s lethal {{s|fireemblem|Fenrir}} spell.

*This spirit's Support type references how Deirdre's Light Priestess class is a combat and support magical class.

*This spirit's Trade-Off Attacks ↑ ability references how Deirdre is not physically strong, but makes up for it with her strong magical attacks.

*The blue Marth represents Seliph, the blue-haired swordsman protagonist of ''Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War'' who wields a sword similar to Marth's Falchion.

*The blue Ike minion represents Sigurd, Seliph's late father, referencing the scene where Seliph meets Sigurd's ghost after defeating his killer, {{s|fireemblem|Arvis}}.

*The stage and music track represents Chalphy Castle, the location where Seliph battles Arvis in ''Genealogy of the Holy War''.

*The Defense ↑ rule references the defensive effects of Sigurd's legendary sword {{s|fireemblem|Tyrfing}}, which drastically increases his evasiveness when he takes a lot of damage and his health stats are low.

*This spirit's Attack type and Sword Attack ↑ ability reference Seliph's Junior Lord class, the class given to most sword-wielding protagonists of the ''Fire Emblem'' series which allows him to use swords.

*In World of Light, the Seliph spirit is featured on Galeem's side of the Final Battle map while the Dark Mind spirit is across from him on Dharkon's side, referencing how both characters are each named after the opposing sides of light and darkness, with Seliph taking on the alias of the "Scion of Light".

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*The pink Roy represents Leif, the red-haired swordsman protagonist of ''Fire Emblem: Thracia 776''.

*The stage and music track represents Castle Munster, the location of the final battle of ''Fire Emblem: Thracia 776''

*The first battle condition references the unique hidden stat which drastically increases units' odds of inflicting critical hits on their second attack during a round of combat.

*The second battle condition references the healing effects of Leif's signature weapon {{s|fireemblem|Light Brand}}, which can be used as an item to restore his own HP.

*This spirit's Attack type and Sword Attack ↑ ability reference Leif's Lord class, the class given to most sword-wielding protagonists of the ''Fire Emblem'' series which allows him to use swords.

*Robin's green costume features a black color scheme, representing Julius, a Mage wearing a black robe who wields a powerful magic tome and is possessed by a powerful evil dragon.

*The stage represents Belhalla Castle, which features the boss battle against Julius in ''Genealogy of the Holy War''.

*The music track represents the musical theme of Oliver's boss battle, another ''Fire Emblem'' boss character who uses magical attacks.

*The Lava Floor hazard and the battle conditions reference Julius' inheritance of powerful fire magic from his father, Arvis, and the usage of his fire tome, {{s|fireemblem|Meteor}}.

*The red Palutena represents Lilina, a female character wearing a red dress who uses magic-based attacks.

*The cyan Roy minion references his appearance as the main character in ''Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade'', who becomes Lilina's friend and eventually, her husband.

*The stage represents the outskirts of Pherae, the grassland territory of the Lycian League, the main setting of ''The Binding Blade'', while the music track represents the musical theme of the game's eighth chapter where Lilina is recruited into Roy's party.

*Palutena's favored [[Explosive Flame]] and the first battle condition reference how many ''Fire Emblem'' spin-off games depict Lilina as a specialist in fire magic who wields the powerful legendary fire tome {{s|fireemblem|Forblaze}}.

*This spirit's Attack type and Fire Attack ↑ ability further reference Lilina's usage of fire magic and wielding her Forblaze fire tome in the ''Fire Emblem'' spin-off games.

*The blue shorts Zero Suit Samus represents Lyn, a female warrior wearing a blue midriff tunic and exposed legs who appears as the Assist Trophy enemy.

*The stage and music track represents Lyn's homeland of {{s|fireemblem|Sacae}}, an open plains nation that is frequently raided by bandits in ''Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade''.

*Zero Suit Samus starting off with a Killing Edge and second battle condition reference Lyn's main weapon, the {{s|fireemblem|Mani Katti}}, a powerful sword which can boost its wielder's critical hit.

*Roy's cyan costume is based on his father, Eliwood, the red-haired protagonist of ''Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade''.

*The stage represents Pherae Castle, the capital of the Pherae region where Eliwood serves as part of the ruling monarchy in ''The Binding Blade''.

*The music track references how the "Winning Road" track in ''The Binding Blade'' and ''The Blazing Blade'' both share the same melody.

*The Lava Floor hazard, Easy to Launch rule, and third battle condition reference Eliwood's main weapon, the Blazing Blade {{s|fireemblem|Durandal}}, a legendary sword obtained inside a lava cavern which has the power over fire and can increase its wielder's strength stats.

*This spirit's Fire Attack ↑ ability references the Durandal's power over fire, which allows it to use powerful fire-based attacks.

*The blue Hector's frequent [[Axe]] represents Hector, one of the main protagonists in ''Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade'' who wears blue armor and uses his axe in battle.

*The battle conditions reference how Hector has the highest attack stats and physical durability of the three main characters in ''The Blazing Blade''.

*The purple Roy represents Raven, a red-haired swordsman who wears a dark-colored tunic.

*The music track references Raven's appearance in ''Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade''.

*The Attack Power ↑ and Defense ↓ rules reference Raven's high attack stats and poor defense stats.

*This spirit's Attack type and Sword Attack ↑ ability reference Raven's Mercenary class, a combat physical class which allows him to use swords.

*The green Palutena represents Ninian, a female character who wears elegant light green gowns.

*The green Roy minion represents Eliwood, Ninian's close ally who later becomes her potential wife and mother of Roy.

*The music track references how the "Winning Road" track in ''Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade'' and ''The Blazing Blade'' both share the same melody.

*The battle conditions references Ninian's Dancer class, a support class which specializes in allowing units to travel twice in one turn.

*This spirit's Support type references Ninian's role in the Elibe chronology of the ''Fire Emblem'' series as a member of the player's party.

*This spirit's Support and Defense types, and Trade-Off Defense ↑ ability reference how Ninan's Dancer class is a support class who features poor physical defense, but makes up for it with a high resistance stats growth rate.

*The black Chrom represents Karel, a swordsman who wears a black outfit.

*The stage and music track represent Karel's appearance in the Elibe chronology of the ''Fire Emblem'' series.

*The Attack Power ↑ rule and battle conditions reference Karel's Swordmaster class, a sword-wielding physical combat class which gives him a mastery over his signature weapon, {{s|fireemblem|Wo Dao}} , which features a high critical hit rate.

*This spirit's Support type references Karel's role in the Elibe chronology of the ''Fire Emblem'' series as a member of the player's party.

*This spirit's Attack type and Weapon Attack ↑ ability further reference Karel's Swordmaster class, which gives him a master over Wo Dao, which features a high critical hit rate.

*The pink Robin represents Nino, a female Mage who wields a powerful magic tome.

*The music track references Nino's appearance in ''Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade''.

*Robin's favored [[Elwind]] references how Nino is frequently associated with wind magic in the spin-off game, ''Fire Emblem Heroes''.

*This spirit's Support type references Karel's role in the Elibe chronology of the ''Fire Emblem'' series as a member of the player's party.

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*The white Lucina represents Eirika, a blue-haired sword-wielding princess who wears a red tunic and white armor.

*The blue Ike minion represents {{s|fireemblem|Ephraim}}, the blue-haired twin brother of Eirika who wears a blue outfit.

*The music track references Eirika's appearance in ''Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones''.

*The battle conditions reference how Eirika is depicted as a nimble fighter who often hops around while attacking in battle.

*This spirit's Weight ↓ ability further references Eirika's nimbleness, who often hops around while attacking in battle.

*The yellow Robin represents L'Arachel, a female character with blonde hair who wears a yellow outfit and uses magic-based attacks.

*The indigo Sheik minion represents {{s|fireemblem|Rennac}}, a swift and nimble rogue who wears an indigo tunic, while the yellow Wario minion represents {{s|fireemblem|Dozla}}, a muscular Berserker who features a mustache and upper body strength.

*The music track references L'Arachel's appearance in ''Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones''.

*The Health Recovery rule references L'Arachel's Troubadour class, a horse-mounted support magical class which allows her to heal her allies during battle.

*This spirit's Support type references how L'Arachel's Troubador class is a support magical class.

*This spirit's Shield type and Magic Resist ↑ ability reference how L'Arachel's Troubadour class features high magic and high resistance stats.

*The purple Giant Ridley minion represents the Demon King {{s|fireemblem|Fomortiis}}, a giant demon with a dark color scheme who slowly gains control of Lyon.

*The stage, music track, and battle condition represents the {{s|fireemblem|Black Temple}}, the location of the final chapter of ''Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones'' which features the final boss battle against Lyon, where killing him allows Fomortiis to be resurrected and battled.

*This spirit's Magic Attack ↑ ability references Lyon's Necromancer class, an enemy-only combat magical class which allows him to use magical attacks.

*In World of Light, the Lyon spirit must be defeated in order to access [[Giga Bowser]], the boss of the Molten Fortress map in the Light Realm, further referencing how killing Lyon resurrects Fomortiis, a giant, hulking, horned monster similar to Giga Bowser.

*The white Lucina features red hair, representing Titania, a powerful female red-haired warrior who wears a red tunic and white armor.

*The music track references Titania's appearance in ''Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn''.

*The Attack Power ↓ rule and second battle condition reference how Titania is an experienced mercenary and a crutch character who has high stats to rely on during earlier parts of ''Radiant Dawn''.

*The green Robin represents Soren, a Mage who wears a dark cloak and wields his powerful magical tome in battle.

*The Ike minion's purple costume is based on his appearance as the main character in ''Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance'', Soren's debut game who strikes a close friendship with Ike.

*The Magic and PSI Unleashed rule references Soren's high magic stats growth in the Tellius chronology of the ''Fire Emblem'' series.

*This spirit's Support type references Soren's role as the staff officer and strategist of the Greil Mercenaries in the Tellius chronology.

*This spirit's Magic Attack ↑ ability further references Soren's Mage class, a combat magical class, and his unique high magic stats growth.

*The white Zelda represents Mist, a female blonde character who uses magic-based attacks.

*The Ike minion's yellow costume is based on his appearance as the main character in ''Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance'', Mist's debut game who serves as Ike's younger sister.

*The stage and music track represents the bandit stronghold in the second chapter of ''Path of Radiance'' where Mist is kidnapped by a group of bandits and held prisoner.

*The Defense ↑ and Health Recovery rules reference Mist's Cleric class, a support magical class which allows her to heal her allies during battle.

*This spirit's Support type references how Mist's Cleric class is a support magical class.

*This spirit's Grab type further references how Mist is kidnapped by a group of bandits early on in ''Path of Radiance''.

*This spirit's Support and Mouthful of Curry ability reference Mist's role of doing chores for the Greil Mercenaries, including cooking.

*The green Sheik represents Sothe, a nimble thief who wears a green tunic and a scarf, and carries daggers for weapons.

*The stage and music track represents the Desert of Death, the desert location east of Sothe's homeland of Daein in ''Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn''.

*Sheik's favored dash attacks and the "increased move speed" battle condition references Sothe's Thief class, a combat/utility physical class which allows him to become nimble and highly agile.

*This spirit's Support type references Sothe's role in the Tellius chronology of the ''Fire Emblem'' series as a member of Ike's party.

*This spirit's Grab type and Battering Items ↑ ability further reference Sothe's Thief class, which allows him to steal and use bladed weapons.

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*The red Palutena represents Elincia, a green-haired female character who wears red elegant robes and wields a magical staff.

*The stage and "increased move speed" battle condition reference Elincia's Princess Crimea class, a pegasus-mounted class which allows her to become a highly mobile flying unit.

*The music track references Elincia's appearance in ''Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance''.

*The Attack Power ↑ and Health Recovery rules reference how Eleincia's Princess Crimea class also allows her to use her healing staff, {{s|fireemblem|Mend}}, which is capable of restoring her HP.

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*The grey Ganondorf represents starting off with 80 HP represents Ashnard, an antagonistic king who wears a cape and dark-colored armor who features 80 HP during his second boss battle.

*The purple Charizard minion represents the dark dragon form of {{s|fireemblem|Rajaion}}, a member of the dragon tribe of the humanoid Laguz race capable of shapeshifting into animals, who serves as Ashnard's brainwashed mount.

*The stage's layout represents the kingdom of Crimea where Ashnard leads his armies of Daein to invade and usurp the kingdom during {{s|fireemblem|The Mad King's War}}, an event which makes up entirely in ''Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance''.

*The music track and Defense ↑ rule references how Ashnard wears goddess-blessed armor which protects him from most attacks, similar to the blessed armor worn by the Black Knight.

*Ganondorf's frequent smash attacks features [[List of swords#SpaceWorld 2000 sword|Ganondorf's sword]] which features a curved tip at the end, resembling Ashnard's main weapon, the wicked sword {{s|fireemblem|Gurgurant}}.

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*The larger-than-normal Mii Swordfighter's costume and voice type represents the Black Knight, the large, armored alter-ego of Zelgius.

*The stage and music track represents Fort Pinell, the castle-like location in the twnety-seventh chapter of ''Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance'', which features the boss battle against the Black Knight.

*The first battle condition references how the Black Knight wears goddess-blessed armor, which features high defense and resistance stats, while the second battle condition references the Black Knight's usage of his goddess-blessed sword, {{s|fireemblem|Alondite}}, which features high attack stats.

*The yellow Isabelle represents Lissa, a young female character wearing a yellow dress who wears her blonde hair in twin pigtails.

*The Robin and Chrom minions reference their appearance as the main characters in ''Fire Emblem Awakening'', Lissa's debut game who serves as Robin's companion and Chrom's younger sister.

*This spirit's Support type and Fairy Bottle Equipped ability reference Lissa's Cleric class, a support magical class which allows her to heal her allies during battle.

*In World of Light, the Lissa spirit is located in a coliseum in the Mysterious Dimension map in the Dark Realm, similar to the stage's setting.

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*The black Chrom starting off with a Killing Edge represents Lon'qu, a swordsman wearing a dark-colored tunic who is armed with a Killing Edge.

*The stage and music track represents Arena Ferox, the main setting of the fourth chapter of ''Fire Emblem Awakening'' where Lon'qu is the champion who later joins the player's party.

*Lucina's navy outfit is based on Tharja, a female character who wears a dark outfit.

*The stage is based on the Kalos Pokémon League, which resembles a castle, representing Plegia Castle, the main setting of the ninth chapter of ''Fire Emblem: Awakening''.

*The Poison Cloud hazard references Tharja's Dark Mage class, a combat magical class which allows her to cast dark magic and hexes onto other units.

*Lucina's white costume features her hair turning red, representing Anna, a female red-haired character.

*The stage's layout and Strengthen Weapon rule reference Anna's Secret Shops, a series of hidden shops including one hiddin north of the throne in the eventeenth chapter of Anna's debut game, ''Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light'', which sells various items capable of bossting a party member's stats.

*The Sword items and third battle condition reference Anna's specialty in using swords during her playable appearance in ''Fire Emblem Awakening''.

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*The black Wolf represents Gangrel, an antagonistic king wearing a black outfit who views people as nothing more than beasts.

*The white Bayonetta minion represents {{s|fireemblem|Aversa}}, Gangrel's female subordinate who wears a black dress and uses dark magic.

*The stage and music track represents the Border Wastes, the main setting of the eleventh chapter of ''Fire Emblem: Awakening'' which features Gangrel's boss battle.

*This spirit's Attack type and Electric Attack ↑ ability reference Gengrel's signature weapon, the {{s|fireemblem|Levin Sword}}, which is also known as the Lightning Sword.

*The violet Ganondorf represents Walhart, a muscular antagonist who wears red armor and a dark-colored cape who conquers the main setting of ''Fire Emblem Awakening''.

*The Super Armor battle condition references Walhart's Conqueror class, a unique combat physical class which allows him to feature high defensive capabilities.

*This spirit's Attack type and Slow Super Armor ability further reference Walhart's Conqueror class, which allows him to feature high offensive and defensive capabilities.

*The yellow Chrom starting off with a Killing Edge represents Owain, Chrom's nephew from the future who wears a yellow tunic and wields his signature weapon, {{s|fireemblem|Missiletainn}}.

*The music track reference Owain's appearance in ''Fire Emblem: Awakening''.

*The second battle condition references Owain's love for theatrics and drama during battle.

*This spirit's Attack type and Electric Attack ↑ ability reference Owain's Dark Mage class in ''Fates'' where he uses the Thunder tome as a starting weapon.  

*Lucina's white costume is based on Severa, a female red-haired character wearing white armor who is Lucina's companion from the future.

*The music track references Severa's appearance in ''Fire Emblem: Awakening''.

*The battle condition references Severa's personal skill, Fierce Rival, which guarantees Severa a critical attack when the lead character lands a critical attack themselves.

*The female Corrin represents her cousin, Azura, a female songstress with a white color scheme who features long hair and uses water-based abilities.

*The stage and music track represents the lake in the prologue of Azura's debut game, ''Fire Emblem Fates'' where Corrin stumbles on Azura while singing her signature song.

*The second battle condition references Azura's Songstress class, a unique support class which allows her to have units to travel twice in one turn.

*Corrin's [[Torrential Roar]] Final Smash features Corrin transforming into her dragon form, referencing how Azura attempts to calm Corrin down during their rampage in their dragon form after their mother is killed by {{s|fireemblem|Sumeragi}} during the prologue of ''Fates''.

*This spirit's Support type and Attack types, and Weapon Attack & Move Speed ↑ ability further reference how Azura's Songstress class is a unique support class, which allows her to increase her units' speed and attack stats.

*The black Sheik represents Jakob, a white-haired butler who wears a black outfit.

*The stage and music track represents the Bottomless Cavern, the main setting of the third chapter of ''Fire Emblem Fates'' where Corrin and Jakob are separated.

*The Throwing Type items and battle conditions reference Jakob's Butler class, a combat and support class which allows him to use throwing shurikens as weapons.

*This spirit's Support type and Thrown Items ↑ ability further reference how Jakob's Butler class is a support class, which allows him to use throwing shurikens as weapons.

*The red Chrom represents Ryoma, the high prince of Hoshido who wears red armor and shares the same English voice actor, Matthew Mercer.

*The music track references Ryoma's appearance in ''Fire Emblem Fates''.

*The Zap Floor hazard and battle conditions reference Ryoma's signature weapon, {{s|fireemblem|Raijinto}}, a katana which uses the power of electricity.

*Lucina's white costume features her hair turning red, representing Hinoka, red-haired female character who wears a red-and-white outfit.

*The stage and music track represents Hoshido, the Japanese-inspired homeland of Hinoka, whom she serves as one of its princesses in ''Fire Emblem Fates''.

*The Heavy Wind hazard and battle conditions references Hinoka's Pegasus Knight class, a highly mobile pegasus-mounted combat physical class which allows her to fly over impossible terrain for long distances.

*This spirit's Jump ↑ ability further references Hinoka's Pegasus Knight class, which allows her to fly over impossible terrain.

*The blue Pit's favored [[Palutena Bow]] and the Heavy Wind hazard represents Takumi, a skilled archer who wears a blue outfit and wields his signature weapon, {{s|fireemblem|Fujin Yumi}}, a bow which can shoot out arrows made of wind.

*The number of fighters, the stage, and music track represents the Great Wall of Suzanoh, the main setting of the twenty-third chapter of ''Fire Emblem Fates: Conquest'' where a possessed Takumi is fought alongside a copy of himself during the final boss battle.

*In World of Light, the Takumi spirit is featured on Galeem's side of The Final Battle map while the Garon spirit is featured across from him on Dharkon's side, referencing how both characters are representatives of their opposing kingdoms in ''Fire Emblem Fates'' who were manipulated by the game's central antagonist, {{s|fireemblem|Anankos}}, with Takumi serving as the third prince of Hoshido.

*The red Isabelle represents Sakura, the young princess of Hoshido who wears a red dress.

*The pink Corrin references her appearance as the main character of Sakura's debut game, ''Fire Emblem Fates'' who serves as Corrin's younger stepsister.

*The stage's layout represents Fort Jinya, a fortress location in ''Fire Emblem Fates'' where Sakura helps heal the woundedsoldiers and civilians when it is attacked by Nohrian soldiers.  

*The Autoheal battle condition references Sakura's Shrine Maiden class, a support magical class which allows her to heal her allies during battle.

*This spirit's Support type and Poison Immunity ability further reference how Sakura's Shrine Maiden class is a support magical class, which allows her to heal her allies during battle.

*The black Corrin represents Camilla, the eldest princess of Nohr who wears black armor and serves as Corrin's elder adoptive sister.

*The purple Charizard minion and the Poison Cloud hazard represents Camilla's dark purple wyvern mount, which has the ability to attack by breathing a poisonous breath.

*The stage and music track represents the Underground Passage, the main setting of the twenty-third chapter of ''Fire Emblem Fates: Birthright'' which features Camilla's boss battle.

*The X Bomb item references Camilla's Malig Knight class, a wyvern-mounted combat physical and magical class which allows her to use her Fire tome and her special skill, Savage Blow, which damages enemies at a certain radius.

*The green Robin represents Robin, a short-haired magic-classed character who wields a powerful tome in battle.

*The stage and music track represents the Woods of the Forlorn, the main setting of the eighteenth chapter of ''Fire Emblem Fates: Birthright'' which features Leo's boss battle.

*Robin starting off with a Black Hole and the High Gravity rule reference Leo's dark magic tome, {{s|fireemblem|Brynhildr}}, which has the power to control gravity

*The third battle condition references Leo's special skill, Lifetaker, which allows him to restore his HP each time he defeats and enemy.

*This spirit's Attack type and Magic Attack ↑ ability references Leo's Dark Knight class, a horse-mounted combat magical class which allows him to use magical tomes as his primary weapon.

*The pink Isabelle represents Elise, the young princess of Nohr who wears a pink dress and her blonde hair in twin pigtails.

*The stage, music track, and the timed battle condition represents Castle Krakenburg's combat room, the main setting of the twenty-sixth chapter of ''Fire Emblem Fates: Birthright'' where Elise sacrifices her life to prevent Xander from killing Corrin.

*The Recovery Type items and the Autoheal battle condition reference Elise's Troubadour class, a horse-mounted support magical class which allows her to heal her allies in battle.

*This spirit's Support type and Autoheal ability further references how Elise's Troubadour class is a support magical class, which allows her to heal her allies in battle.

*This spirit's Shield type further references Elise's sacrifice to prevent Xander from killing Corrin in ''Fire Emblem Fates: Birthright''.

*The purple Ganondorf and the Poisoin Floor hazard represents Garon, an antagonistic king who wears a dark-colored armor and a large cape, who was later revealed to be a slime monster created to impersonate the real Garon.

*The stage and music track represents the main setting of the Endgame chapter of ''Fire Emblem Fates'' where the game's central antagonist, Anankos consumes Garon to regain his power, which features a galactic background.

*In World of Light, the Garon spirit is featured on Dharkon's side of the Final Battle map while the Takumi spirit is featured across from him on Galeem's side, , referencing how both characters are representatives of their opposing kingdoms in ''Fire Emblem Fates'' who were manipulated by the game's central antagonist, Anankos, with Garon serving as the king of Nohr.

*The Inkling's purple costume features a school uniform, referencing the school uniform Tsubasa wears.

*The stage and Squid Sisters Assist Trophy enemy represents the battle areas used for the combat gameplay of ''Tokyo Mirage Sessions ♯FE'', which features a fighting ring, strobelights, and crowds of cheering fans.

*The music track and Squid Sisters Assist Trophy enemy references the pop idol themes of ''Tokyo Mirage Sessions ♯FE'' and Tsubasa's dreams of becoming a popular pop idol star, with the music track composed by the Japanese music production company who composed the music to ''Style Savvy'',  [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avex_Group Avex Group].

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*Byleth's red costume is based on Edelgard von Hresvelg, the female leader of the Black Eagles with a red color scheme whose post-timeskip [[Aymr]] weapon serves as Byleth's down special attack.

*The stage and music track represents Ardestan Castle, the location which features Edelgard as the final boss in the Azure Moon route in ''Fire Emblem: Three Houses''.

*The Lava Floor hazard and battle conditions references Edelgard's alter-ego, the Flame Emperor, which features a high defense stat.

*This spirit's Attack type references Edelgard's red color scheme, which is featured on the Black Eagles banner, and her attack on Garreg Mach as the Flame Emperor.

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*Byleth's blue costume is based on Dmitri, the leader of the Blue Lions house whose [[Areadbhar]] weapon serves as Byleth's side special attack.

*The stage represents the Tailtean Plains, the location of Dimitri's battle in the Crimson Flower route, while the music track references Dimitri's appearance as a boss in the Verdant Wind route in ''Fire Emblem: Three Houses''.

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*This spirit's Shield type references Dimitri's blue color scheme, which is featured on the Blue Lions banner.

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*Byleth's yellow costume is based on Claude von Riegan, the leader of the Golden Deer house whose [[Failnaught]] weapon serves as Byleth's neutral special attack.

*The stage and music track represents Gronder Field, the setting for the Battle of the Eagle and Lion mock battle.

*The Poison Floor and Reversible Controls hazards reference Claude's reputation as a schemer and tactician where he schemed to give his rivals food poisoning before the Battle of the Eagle and Lion.

*This spirit's Grab type references Claude's golden color scheme, which is featured with the Golden Deer banner.

*The female Byleth's green costume is based on Sothis, the Progenitor God who uses Byleth as the vessel of her consciousness and later fuses with them, who serves as part of Byleth's [[Progenitor God Ruptured Heaven]] Final Smash.

*The stage and music track represents the Throne of Knowledge, a throne which Sothis sits on in Byleth's dreams in ''Fire Emblem: Three Houses'', which features a dark background.

*The Health Recovery rule references the first meeting between Byleth and Sothis when the former took a fatal attack from the bandit leader Kostas, where Sothis granted them the Divine Pulse, a time manipulation power which allowed Byleth to rewind time and disarm Kostas.

*This spirit's Support type and Critical-Health Healing ↑ ↑ ability further reference Sothis' Divine Power, which can rewind time.

*Palutena represents Rhea, a green-haired female character wearing a white robe who is associated with divinity.

*The white Giant Charizard minion represents the Immaculate One, a giant white dragon that Rhea transforms into later in ''Fire Emblem: Three Houses''.

*The stage and music track represents Garreg Mach at sunset when Rhea first transformed into the Immaculate One as the final boss in all routes excluding Crimson Flower in ''Fire Emblem: Three Houses''.

*This spirit's Neutral type references Rhea's status as an ally and later antagonist.

*This spirit's Magic Attack ↑ ability references Rhea's high magic stats and usage of magic-based attacks.

*The black Dr. Mario represents Seteth, an instructor at Garreg Mach who wears a dark-colored outfit.

*The green Villager minion represents Seteth's younger sister, {{s|fireemblem|Flayn}}, who is later revealed to be Seteth's daughter.

*The stage's layout features Rhea as a bkacground character, referencing Seteth's affiliation with the Church of Seiros and loyalty to Rhea.

*The stage, music, and timed battle condition reference the fifteenth chapter of the Crimson Flower route in ''Fire Emblem: Three Houses'' where Byleth must prevent Flayn and Seteth from reclaiming Garreg Mach.

*Dr. Mario's increased stats and third battle condition reference Seteth's overall stats as a party member in all routes except for the Crimson Flower route, where he features solid strength and speed stats.

*This spirit's Support and Neutral types reference Seteth's loyalty and later betrayal of the Church of Serios in Crimson Flower route of ''Fire Emblem: Three Houses''.

*This spirit's Air Attack ↑ ability references Seteth's Wyvern Rider class, a wyvern-mounted combat physical class which allows him to attack while riding his flying wyvern mount.

*The female Robin represents Dorothea, a female character wearing a black-and-white outfit who wields a magical tome during battle.

*The three Jigglypuff minions' frequent [[Sing]] references Dorothea's career as a songstress before she enrolled in the Officers Academy.

*The stage's layout features Edelgard as a background character, referencing Dorothea's affiliation with the Black Eagles in ''Fire Emblem: Three Houses''.

*Robin's frequent [[Thunder]] references how Dorothea starts off with the Thunder tome after being recruited into Byleth's party, who had already learned the Thunder spell.

*This spirit's Support type references Dorothea's role in ''Three Houses'' as a member of Byleth's party.

*This spirit's Attack type references the red color scheme of the Black Eagles banner.

*This spirit's Attack type and Electric Attack ↑ ability further references Dorothea's usage of the Thunder tome.

*Lucina's yellow costume features her hair turning yellow, representing Ingrid, a female swordfighter with blonde hair who wears a yellow outfit.

*The stage's layout features Dimitri and Dedue as background characters, referencing Ingrid's affiliation with the Blue Lions in ''Fire Emblem: Three Houses''.

*The Food (Steaks) item references how Ingrid loses herself in delicious food, with Smoked Meat being among her favorite food.

*This spirit's Support type references Dorothea's role in ''Three Houses'' as a member of Byleth's party.

*This spirit's Shield type references the blue color scheme of the Blue Lions banner.

*This spirit's Landing Lag ↓ ability references Ingrid's Noble class, which allows her to have access to any movement type, including flying.

*The pink Villager's frequent [[Timber]] represents Hilda, a female character with pink hair who uses axes in battle.

*The yellow Byleth minion represents Claude, the leader of the Golden Deer house, whom Hilda serves as a member and Claude's unofficial retainer.

*The stage's layout features Lorenz as a background character, referencing Hilda's affiliation with the Golden Deer in ''Fire Emblem: Three Houses''.

*The Attack Power ↑ rule and battle condition references how Hilda was initially spoiled and lazy until it changes after the game's timeskip.

*This spirit's Support type references Dorothea's role in ''Three Houses'' as a member of Byleth's party.

*This spirit's Grab type references the bright golden color scheme of the Golden Deer banner.

*This spirit's Critical-Health Attack ↑ ability further references how Hilda's lazy nature changes after the timeskip.

*In the Japanese language, there was an error on female Byleth's fighter spirit; the "{{ja|べ|Be}}" in her name ({{ja|ベレス|Beresu}}) was [https://www.twitter.com/hatena12_3_21/status/1235124074612850688　actually written in hiragana instead of katakana], which was most apparent when comparing with male Byleth's fighter spirit. This was later patched.