The eighth game in the Fire Emblem series, the third release for the Game Boy Advance, and the second to be released outside of Japan. This game stars the royal twins of Renais, Eirika and Ephraim, as they try to find out why neighbouring kingdom Grado attacked their land and investigate into rumours of the Demon King being revived.

Sacred Stones brings back many features last seen in Fire Emblem Gaiden, such as a world map the protagonists navigate before battles and freely repeatable skirmishes that allow the player to grind up strength if they are struggling. It also introduces split promotions, allowing a unit to take an alternative route for their growth.

Fire Emblem Midori, also known as Fire Emblem Green, has quite a simple premise. It takes green haired characters from across the whole Fire Emblem series and puts them in one game. It's not a simple reskin either: many vanilla chapters have been expanded, alongside some beloved (or despised) chapters from other Fire Emblem games.

Genealogy of the Holy War and Thracia 776 gave heavy inspiration for this creation, as a skill system is present, along with FE5 style magic and tradable stat-boosting rings. You don't have to worry about choosing from Eirika and Ephraim's routes either; both are played in one save file.

No-Intro Name: Fire Emblem - Seima no Kouseki (Japan)
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