Sigurd was an ok Emblem Ring character in Fire Emblem: Engage. His original game Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War came out on the Super Famicom (SNES) and only came out in Japan, so there isn’t any nostalgia from this character for me. He’s not super important in the story either, but he was…

Marth is the most notable emblem ring character in the game in my opinion, mainly because of the story. I was curious to see how he would fit in the game as he was the original hero of the Fire Emblem series and he is definitely centuries dead from old age by the time frame…

Lucina is one of my all-time favorite Fire Emblem characters and I was delighted to see her return for Fire Emblem: Engage as some kind of helper spirit. In which her ancestor Marth is also one of her counterparts. I didn’t realize it at first, but Hortensia had her as a corrupted emblem during the…

Veyle is without question one of the most important characters in the game, especially to the story. Hard to dislike her. We first encounter her as this lost girl with amnesia that seems to be on the side of good… But like Dr. Jekyll, she has her own version of Mr. Hyde where that personality…

Zephia was an interesting character in Fire Emblem:Engage. Her character design is “interesting” to say the least, but she is undoubtedly one of the most one-dimensional characters of evil in the game Zephia actually serves as the main pawn for Sombron, even more so than the dark dragon’s own daughter Veyle. And she has her…