Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia

Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia
Also known as: Fire Emblem Echoes: Mouhitori no Eiyuuou (JP), Fire Emblem Echoes: Lingyiwei Yingxiong Wang (CH), Fire Emblem Echoes: Tto Hanaui Yeong-ung Wang (KR) Developer: Intelligent Systems Publisher: Nintendo Platform: Nintendo 3DS Released in JP: April 20, 2017 Released in US: May 19, 2017 Released in EU: May 19, 2017 Released in AU: May 20, 2017 Released in KR: July 13, 2017 Released in CN: April 20, 2017 This game has unused playable characters. This game has unused graphics. This game has unused items. This game has unused abilities. This game has unused music. This game has unused text. This game has regional differences. This game has revisional differences.

To do: Any additional playable data for Berkut and Fernand that's not mentioned here. Rip and upload voice clips where needed. There are a very large number of skill name and description strings that the player definitely never sees. Is there any other data connected to them? Presumably some of them are used but invisible, but which ones are those? Virtually everything in the game that doesn't have to do with text files. Investigate possible unused functionality for growth rates for the movement stat. [1] Document the English, Spanish, and French text differences between the US and European versions of the game

"Once upon a time, there was a game named Fire Emblem Gaiden and a game developer named Intelligent Systems, who remade each other bitterly for an age."

"Hey, why did Fire Emblem Gaiden and Intelligent Systems have to cut so much? Couldn't they just say they were sorry?"

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Unused Graphics "Looking good, Alm! ...Heh."

Internal Project Name

The game's internal project name is "Iron16", judging by several files which bear this label. This continues the pattern set by the other two 3DS Fire Emblems - "Iron" being a pun on the abbreviation "FE" (the chemical symbol for iron), and "16" for this being the sixteenth main Fire Emblem game. Interestingly, this means that BS Fire Emblem: Akaneia Senkihen is counted as a discreet, mainline Fire Emblem game.

Unused Text

Odd Art Scene Names

Shadows of Valentia's art scenes (sometimes called CGs, for computer graphics) are not named in the game. However, in the game's files themselves, they have descriptive and occasionally humorous names. Anything particularly interesting is bolded.

File name	Event	Explanation, if needed
Tlp_Ev_AcrossTheGrate	Alm and Celica grasping each other's hands across the metal grate in the final chapter.
Tlp_Ev_AdviceOfFernand	Clive clutching a dying Fernand.
Tlp_Ev_Albine	Alm staring at Rudolf, who reveals himself to be Alm's father.	'Albine' is part of Alm's full name in Japanese.
Tlp_Ev_BigTree	The end art scene of the game that displays "Fin".	There is a large tree in the art piece.
Tlp_Ev_BlackKnight	Fernand, Berkut, and a third, generic soldier riding on horses ominously.	Possibly a reference to the Black Knight from Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance. Berkut is wearing black and is a knight.
Tlp_Ev_BossyLady	Clair's recruitment	Apparently, someone on the development team thought that Clair was rather bossy!
Tlp_EV_CrisisSofia	Alm receiving an ominous vision of gravestones after receiving Mila's Turnwheel.
Tlp_Ev_DarkForce	Monstrous hands rising from the ground after Berkut shatters Nuibaba's mirror.
Tlp_EV_DecisionOfAlum	Alm looking determined whilst overlooking a blue background.
Tlp_Ev_Employment	Saber's recruitment.
Tlp_Ev_EntrustHope	Mila talking to Alm stabbing Celica with Falchion. Towards the end of the game.
Tlp_Ev_Farewell	Celica leaving Ram Village as a child while a forlorn Alm waves to her.
Tlp_Ev_IsolatedIsland	Celica sailing on her loaned ship with Saber, Mae, and Boey, looking out towards the sea.
Tlp_Ev_Landslides	The landslide separates Alm from Celica.
Tlp_Ev_LeavingFernand	Fernand shoves Clive.
Tlp_Ev_MaskKnight	Celica sees Conrad for the first time in his mask.
Tlp_Ev_MatildaInPrison	Mathilda is Fernand's prisoner.
Tlp_Ev_MotherLiplica	Celica's mother holds a baby Celica.
Tlp_Ev_NuibabasConspire	Nuibaba peers into her crystal ball.
Tlp_Ev_OldKnight	Slayde and Mycen duel.
Tlp_Ev_PhantomOfJudah	Jedah references Shrek by standing in a swamp.	Jedah's Japanese name is Judah.
Tlp_Ev_PledgeAllegiance	Saber, Mae, and Boey swear their fealty to Celica and bow to her.
Tlp_Ev_PrincessHuggy	A surprised Celica is lifted by a masked Conrad	Celica is a princess, and Conrad is lifting her.
Tlp_Ev_PrivateEmperor	A very-much dead Rinea tenderly touches Berkut's face.
Tlp_Ev_PrivateEmperor2	Close-up of the ghostly Rinea's face.
Tlp_Ev_PuppetDeyute	Possessed Delthea.	"Dyute" is Delthea's Japanese name.
Tlp_Ev_Quarrel	The scene that plays after Alm and Celica's major fight.
Tlp_Ev_RealFace	Conrad takes his mask off.
Tlp_Ev_Repayment	Kamui, Leon, and Valbar laugh with Celica after recruiting all three of the men.
Tlp_Ev_RescueTheSilk	Alm rescues Silque.
Tlp_Ev_RespondForContinent	Alm and Celica wave to the crowd and accept their new titles as Valentian king and queen.	Alm and Celica are likely responding to Valentia, the new continent they now rule.
Tlp_Ev_SaviorOfValencia	Alm and Zeke stare at the Brand on Alm's hand.
Tlp_Ev_SealedMila	Mila's dragon skeleton sits ominiously.
Tlp_Ev_SealedMila2	Mila's dragon skeleton sits ominiously, but now it has a metal grate in front of it. Fascinating.
Tlp_Ev_SealedMila3	A third variant of Mila's skeleton, but with a lit tail.
Tlp_Ev_SetUpRoyalSword	Alm holds Falchion.
Tlp_Ev_SistersMeetAgain	Est, Palla, and Catria - the Pegasus sisters - are reunited after the player recruits all three.
Tlp_Ev_SluiceCollapse	Alm overlooks the opened sluice.
Tlp_Ev_SofiaFreed	Alm overlooks a cheering crowd.
Tlp_Ev_SofiaInHand	Art that is played when Desaix's power grab is explained.
Tlp_Ev_Stigma	Alm and Celica, as kids, discussing each other's Brands.
Tlp_Ev_TalkIllusionCelica	Alm talking to the illusory Celica conjured by the witch Nuibaba.
Tlp_Ev_ThinkTheCelica	Alm thinks of Celica immediately after he leaves Ram Village.

(Source: Robotortoise)

Name Strings

The message archive file m/(language)/Name.bin contains several character names which are never used at any point.

Message Name	Message (JP)	Message (EN)	Notes
MPID_フードマン	？？？	???	One of several generic question-mark name entries listed at the top of the file. The interesting part is its message name, which translates as "MPID_Hoodman": a.k.a. the same text entry used for hooded Sumeragi in Fates, who definitely does not appear in this game.
MPID_デフォルト名	アルム (Arum)	Alm	The message name reads "MPID_DefaultName", which is the same entry where Awakening and Fates stored the default names for their player avatars, Robin and Corrin. Shadows of Valentia does not have avatars at all, so this is likely a leftover from Fates with Alm written in as a placeholder.
MPID_魔道軍	魔道軍 (Mage Army)	War Mage	??
MPID_デビル	デビル (Devil)	Devil	??
MPID_サーペント	サーペント (Serpent)	Serpent	This name string existed in Gaiden, where it was also unused.
MPID_ナーガ	ナーガ (Naga)	Naga	This name string existed in Gaiden, where it was also unused. The recurring Fire Emblem character Naga is mentioned in parts of the remake's story, although she never appears in person.
MPID_ゲッペル	ゲッペル (Göppel)	Ganger	??
MPID_シャドー	シャドー (Shadow)	Shadow	In Gaiden, this was the name of all units summoned by the Invoke spell. The remake calls them "Illusions" instead, the text string for which is listed much, much further down in the file, suggesting it was a late change.
MPID_白魔法テスト	白魔法テスト (White Magic Test)	White Magic Test	These are presumably unit IDs which were used in development to test magic and summoning functions.
MPID_召喚師テスト	召喚師テスト (Summoner Test)	Summoner Test
MPID_召喚テスト	祈祷師テスト (Shaman Test)	Cantor Test
MPID_黒魔法テスト	黒魔法テスト (Black Magic)	Black Magic Test
MPID_妖術師テスト	妖術師テスト (Wizard Test)	Arcanist Test
MPID_特殊魔法テスト	特殊魔法テスト (Special Magic Test)	Sp, Magic Test
MPID_イリュージョン魔戦	イリュージョン魔戦 (Illusion Demonfight)	Invoke Magic Test
MPID_イリュージョン天馬	イリュージョン天馬 (Illusion Pegasus)	Invoke PN
MPID_イリュージョン兵士	イリュージョン兵士 (Illusion Soldier)	Invoke Soldier
MPID_メサイア死霊	メサイア死霊 (Messiah Deadspirit)	Conjure Revenant
MPID_メサイア骸骨	メサイア骸骨 (Messiah Skeleton)	Conjure B. Walker
MPID_メサイア飛魔	メサイア飛魔 (Messiah Flyingdemon)	Conjure Gargoyle
MPID_メサイア死竜	メサイア死竜 (Messiah Deaddragon)	Conjure N.Dragon
MPID_メサイア魔女	メサイア魔女 (Messiah Witch)	Conjure Witch
MPID_メサイア目玉	メサイア目玉 (Messiah Eyeball)	Conjure Mogall

Additionally, there are duplicate name strings for the majority of the game's classes listed as character names (MPID; the actual class strings have the prefix MJID and are stored in a different file). Some of them are used when visiting locations, as the names of generic members of the respective classes who the player can talk to.

Name.bin also has a complete set of specific name and description strings for each variant of the Invoke and Conjure spells. In the finished game, like in the original Gaiden, every variant is just called "Invoke" and "Conjure" without mentioning what it specifically summons.

Message Name	Message (JP)	Message (EN)	Notes
MIID_メサイア死霊	メサイア死霊 (Messiah Deadspirit)	Conjure R	Revenant version of Conjure.
MIID_メサイア骸骨	メサイア骸骨 (Messiah Skeleton)	Conjure B	Bonewalker version of Conjure.
MIID_メサイア飛魔	メサイア飛魔 (Messiah Flyingdemon)	Conjure G	Gargoyle version of Conjure.
MIID_メサイア死竜	メサイア死竜 (Messiah Deaddragon)	Conjure N	Dolth's necrodragon version of Conjure.
MIID_メサイア魔女	メサイア魔女 (Messiah Witch)	Conjure W	Marla and Hestia's witch version of Conjure.
MIID_メサイア目玉	メサイア目玉 (Messiah Eyeball)	Conjure M	Jedah's mogall version of Conjure.
MIID_イリュージョン魔戦	イリュージョン魔戦 (Illusion Demonfight)	Invoke DF	Silque's dread fighter version of Invoke.
MIID_イリュージョン天馬	イリュージョン天馬 (Illusion Pegasus)	Invoke PN	Tatiana's pegasus knight version of Invoke. "PN" is an odd way to abbreviate "pegasus knight"...
MIID_イリュージョン兵士	イリュージョン兵士 (Illusion Soldier)	Invoke S	Genny's soldier version of Invoke.
MIID_H_メサイア死霊 MIID_H_メサイア骸骨 MIID_H_メサイア飛魔 MIID_H_メサイア死竜 MIID_H_メサイア目玉	魔物を召喚する (Summons monsters.)	Summons Terrors.	Help text for five of the six Conjure names, duplicated five times. When viewed in-game, Conjure's help text reads "Summons evil beings from the darkness."
MIID_H_メサイア魔女	魔女を召喚する (Summons witches.)	Summons witches.	Help text for the Conjure W name. Like the other Conjures, Marla and Hestia's just says "Summons evil beings from the darkness." in-game and does not specify witches at all.
MIID_H_イリュージョン魔戦 MIID_H_イリュージョン天馬 MIID_H_イリュージョン兵士	幻影兵を召喚する （軍に８体まで） (Summons phantom soldiers (Up to 8 per army))	Summons illusory soldiers. (Eight max)	Help text for the Invoke DF, Invoke PN, and Invoke S names, duplicated three times. Identical to the help text seen for Invoke in-game.

World Map Labels

Name.bin contains the name strings for every location on the world map, and among them is a set of labels for paths between individual locations. In-game, text associated with these "locations" is never displayed.

Message Name	Message (JP)	Message (EN)
MID_盗賊森ラム谷経路	盗賊森ラム谷経路	F. Forest⇔Ram Valley
MID_ラム谷南砦経路１	ラム谷南砦経路１	Ram Valley⇔S. Outpost 1
MID_ラム谷南砦経路２	ラム谷南砦経路２	Ram Valley⇔S. Outpost 2
MID_南砦ソフィ南経路	南砦ソフィ南経路	S. Outpost⇔S. Zofia
MID_ソフィ南ソフィ門経路	ソフィ南ソフィ門経路	S. Zofia⇔Zofia Gate
MID_海１海２経路	海１海２経路	Zofia Seaway 1⇔2
MID_海３海ほこら経路	海３海ほこら経路	Z. Seaway 3⇔S. Shrine
MID_ソフィ港ソフィ門経路	ソフィ港ソフィ門経路	Z. Harbor⇔Z. Gate
MID_ソフィ北ソフィ森経路１	ソフィ北ソフィ森経路１	N. Zofia⇔Z. Forest 1
MID_ソフィ北ソフィ森経路２	ソフィ北ソフィ森経路２	N. Zofia⇔Z. Forest 2
MID_村森ドゼ砦経路	村森ドゼ砦経路	F. Village⇔D. Fortress
MID_ソフィ森森北経路	ソフィ森森北経路	Z. Forest⇔F. Northside
MID_森北水門経路	森北水門経路	F. Northside⇔Sluice
MID_ソフィ海岸山墓場経路１	ソフィ海岸山墓場経路１	Z. Coast⇔M. Graveyard 1
MID_ソフィ海岸山墓場経路２	ソフィ海岸山墓場経路２	Z. Coast⇔M. Graveyard 2
MID_山墓場ミラ谷経路１	山墓場ミラ谷経路１	M. Graveyard⇔V. Approach 1
MID_山墓場ミラ谷経路２	山墓場ミラ谷経路２	M. Graveyard⇔V. Approach 2
MID_砂漠砦砂漠北経路	砂漠砦砂漠北経路	D. Stronghold⇔N. Desert
MID_砂漠砦砂漠南経路	砂漠砦砂漠南経路	D. Stronghold⇔S. Desert
MID_砂漠北ギス砦経路１	砂漠北ギス砦経路１	N. Desert⇔G. Citadel 1
MID_砂漠北ギス砦経路２	砂漠北ギス砦経路２	N. Desert⇔G. Citadel 2
MID_砂漠南ギス砦経路	砂漠南ギス砦経路	S. Desert⇔G. Citadel
MID_ミラ谷ミラ神殿経路１	ミラ谷ミラ神殿経路１	V. Approach⇔M. Temple 1
MID_ミラ谷ミラ神殿経路２	ミラ谷ミラ神殿経路２	V. Approach⇔M. Temple 2
MID_ミラ神殿ミラ北経路１	ミラ神殿ミラ北経路１	M. Temple⇔T. Northside 1
MID_ミラ神殿ミラ北経路２	ミラ神殿ミラ北経路２	M. Temple⇔T. Northside 2
MID_ミラ神殿の北	ミラ神殿の北	Temple Northside
MID_ミラ北死人沼経路１	ミラ北死人沼経路１	T. Northside⇔D. Mire 1
MID_ミラ北死人沼経路２	ミラ北死人沼経路２	T. Northside⇔D. Mire 2
MID_ミラ北死人沼経路３	ミラ北死人沼経路３	T. Northside⇔D. Mire 3
MID_死人沼沼墓地経路１	死人沼沼墓地経路１	D. Mire⇔M. Boneyard 1
MID_死人沼沼墓地経路２	死人沼沼墓地経路２	D. Mire⇔M. Boneyard 2
MID_沼墓地ドルク砦経路１	沼墓地ドルク砦経路１	M. Boneyard⇔D. Keep 1
MID_沼墓地ドルク砦経路２	沼墓地ドルク砦経路２	M. Boneyard⇔D. Keep 2
MID_ドマ沼ドマ塔経路	ドマ沼ドマ塔経路	D. Swamps⇔D. Tower
MID_水門国境経路１	水門国境経路１	Sluice⇔Border 1
MID_水門国境経路２	水門国境経路２	Sluice⇔Border 2
MID_国境リゲル森経路	国境リゲル森経路	Border⇔Rigel Forest
MID_リゲル森恐山経路１	リゲル森恐山経路１	R. Forest⇔F. Mountain 1
MID_リゲル森恐山経路２	リゲル森恐山経路２	R. Forest⇔F. Mountain 2
MID_国境リゲル平野経路１	国境リゲル平野経路１	Border⇔R. Plains 1
MID_国境リゲル平野経路２	国境リゲル平野経路２	Border⇔R. Plains 2
MID_竜火口リゲル滝経路１	竜火口リゲル滝経路１	D. Maw⇔Rigel Falls 1
MID_竜火口リゲル滝経路２	竜火口リゲル滝経路２	D. Maw⇔Rigel Falls 2
MID_リゲル滝要塞経路１	リゲル滝要塞経路１	R. Falls⇔L. Bastion 1
MID_リゲル滝要塞経路２	リゲル滝要塞経路２	R. Falls⇔L. Bastion 2
MID_要塞リゲル城経路１	要塞リゲル城経路１	L. Bastion⇔R. Castle 1
MID_要塞リゲル城経路２	要塞リゲル城経路２	L. Bastion⇔R. Castle 2

m/(language)/Sample.bin

This message file contains five short dialogue samples for testing purposes.

Message Name	Speaker	Message (EN)
MID_Sample_サンプル女	Brigand	This is a sample conversation.
MID_Sample_サンプル女2	Brigand	Fade Test (Scene fades out)
MID_Sample_サンプル男	Brigand	This is a sample conversation.
MID_Sample_サンプル女1	Brigand	This is a sample conversation.
MID_Sample_サンプル男1	Brigand	This is a sample conversation.

m/(language)/テストマップ.bin

This contents of this message file (the Japanese part of its name translates as "TestMap") are completely unused.

Message Name	Speaker	Message (EN)
MID_戦闘前会話テスト (Pre-Battle Conversation Test)	Alm	What's this statue?
	Mila	Welcome, child of fate...
	Alm	Huh?! Who said that?

m/(language)/Result.bin

Every time the player is shown the end-of-battle results screen, one character will make a remark about the army's performance in the preceding battle. In-game, the player only gets these remarks as voice clips, but every one of them is also unused in text form in Result.bin. Unlike the rest of the game's dialogue text, these are just plain text strings which do not include instructions to display speaker names or portraits, or to play the matching sound clip.

Death of Celica

Several characters have voice clips for the end-of-battle results screen that are intended to play if Celica died in the preceding battle. However, as per usual for Fire Emblem main characters, Celica's death is an automatic Game Over in all circumstances, leaving no way to ever see these. It's possible that Celica was intended to stop being a main character in the postgame, similar to how Sothe stops being a main character in Radiant Dawn's endgame. In the final release, the postgame allows the player to choose either Alm or Celica to lead the party and be forcibly deployed to every battle - but the other character's death will still result in Game Over. Like the rest of the results lines, these are also kept in text form in Result.bin.

Message Name	Voice Clip	Speaker	Message (EN)
MID_リザルト_アルム_死亡_1	V_RESULT_ARUM_DIE_1_00.aac	Alm	No... Oh, Celica, not you...
MID_リザルト_マイセン_死亡_1	V_RESULT_MAISEN_DIE_1_00.aac	Mycen	Celica... Your life had only just begun...
MID_リザルト_コンラート_死亡_1	V_RESULT_CONRAD_DIE_1_00.aac	Conrad	Anthiese! I only fought so you could be happy...
MID_リザルト_セーバー_死亡_1	V_RESULT_SAVOR_DIE_1_00.aac	Saber	I really hoped you'd find happiness, lass...

Menu Leftovers

Several files contain strings for menu functions which were in the previous 3DS games but do not appear in Shadows of Valentia.

m/(language)/Config.bin

Message Name(s)	Message (JP)	Message (EN)	Notes
MID_CONFIG_命令継続	号令の継続	Persistent Tactics	Strings for a scrapped management feature for the Tactics auto-battle commands. Previous Fire Emblem games don't have anything like this, either.
MID_CONFIG_命令継続_オフ	オフ	Off
MID_CONFIG_命令継続_オン	オン	On
MID_CONFIG_命令継続_手動	手動	Manual
MID_H_CONFIG_命令継続_オフ	自軍ターン開始時に号令を継続しません	Tactics do not remain in effect across multiple turns.
MID_H_CONFIG_命令継続_オン	自軍ターン開始時に号令を継続します	Tactics remain in effect across multiple turns.
MID_H_CONFIG_命令継続_手動	自軍ターン開始時に号令を再確認します	Tactics must be confirmed at the start of each turn.
MID_CONFIG_スライドパッド	スライドパッド	Circle Pad	Shadows of Valentia has no Circle Pad configuration options.
MID_CONFIG_スライドパッド_アナログ	アナログ	Analog
MID_CONFIG_スライドパッド_デジタル	デジタル	Digital
MID_H_CONFIG_スライドパッド_アナログ	スライドパッド操作特有の滑らかな動きをします	Move the cursor freely and smoothly.
MID_H_CONFIG_スライドパッド_デジタル	十字ボタン操作のようなやや角ばった動きをします	Limit the cursor to rigid, precise movement
MID_CONFIG_ボイス再生	会話イベントボイス	Story Voices	This option from Awakening and Fates is not present in Shadows of Valentia, which only has a volume slider for all voice clips played both in and out of cutscenes.
MID_H_CONFIG_ボイス再生_オン	会話イベント中のボイスを再生します	Play voices during story scenes.
MID_H_CONFIG_ボイス再生_オフ	会話イベント中のボイスを再生しません	Mute voices during story scenes.
MID_CONFIG_BGM	BGM変更	Change Music	In Awakening and Fates, this option controls which player-phase themes are played in skirmishes outside of the main story. Shadows of Valentia doesn't have this.
MID_H_CONFIG_BGM	マップ、バトルBGMを「(name)」に変更します	Set background music to (name).

m/(language)/MainMenu.bin

Message Name(s)	Message (JP)	Message (EN)	Notes
MID_メインメニュー_ルナティック_説明	最難関を求める方に	For those who love a hardcore challenge.	Main menu description string for the Lunatic Mode difficulty that had been in all games from Shin Monshou no Nazo to Fates, but is absent here.

m/(language)/ResidentMenu.bin

Message Name(s)	Message (JP)	Message (EN)	Notes
MID_MENU_制圧	制圧	Seize	Menu strings for the seize objective, which is absent in Shadows of Valentia.
MID_MENU_制圧確認	このマップをクリアします。よろしいですか？	Sieze[sic] and finish the battle?
MID_MENU_杖	杖	Staff	Various absent menu commands from Fates. Although the Swap ability still exists in Shadows of Valentia, it's activated in the Arts submenu.
MID_MENU_破壊	壊す	Break
MID_MENU_訪問	訪問	Visit
MID_MENU_宝箱	宝箱	Chest
MID_MENU_罠解除	罠解除	Disarm
MID_MENU_救出	救出	Shelter
MID_MENU_入れ替え	入れ替え	Swap
MID_MENU_階段	階段	Stairs
MID_MENU_転移	転移	Transfer
MID_MENU_ワープ	ワープ	Warp
MID_MENU_スキル_忘却	持てるスキルが いっぱいです。 外すスキルを １つ選んでください。	You cannot equip any more skills. Select one skill to unequip.	Leftover from the Awakening/Fates version of the skills system.
MID_MENU_エターナル確認	レベル上限を５レベル分上げますか？	Add +5 to your level limit?	Prompt for using the Eternal Seal item from Fates, which is not present in Shadows of Valentia.
MID_MENU_仲間入り確認	(unit)を仲間にしますか？ （仲間にしない場合でも 　サポーター名鑑には追加されます）	Recruit (unit)? (The unit will be added to your Unit Logbook regardless.)	Prompt for recruiting bonus StreetPass/Spotpass units in Awakening and Fates, which are absent from Shadows of Valentia.
MID_戦績_TURN:	TURN	TURNS	Strings for the results screen shown at the end of battles in Awakening and Fates. The Shadows of Valentia results screen is very different and has no use for these strings.
MID_戦績_MVP	MVP	HEROES
MID_戦績_MVPなし	なし	None
MID_戦績_MVPコネクト	＆	&

m/(language)/System.bin

Message Name(s)	Message (JP)	Message (EN)	Notes
MID_SYS_フェニックス	フェニックス	Phoenix	String for the Phoenix Mode difficulty setting from Fates, which does not return in Shadows of Valentia.
MID_SYS_レベルＳ MID_SYS_レベルＡ MID_SYS_レベルＢ MID_SYS_レベルＣ MID_SYS_レベルＤ MID_SYS_レベルＥ MID_SYS_レベルＮ MID_SYS_EN_レベルＳ MID_SYS_EN_レベルＡ MID_SYS_EN_レベルＢ MID_SYS_EN_レベルＣ MID_SYS_EN_レベルＤ MID_SYS_EN_レベルＥ MID_SYS_EN_レベルＮ	Ｓ Ａ Ｂ Ｃ Ｄ Ｅ － S A B C D E -	S A B C D E - S A B C D E -	Text relating to the weapon level system which has been the standard since Seisen no Keifu, but is absent from Shadows of Valentia.
MID_SYS_待機不可	待機不可	Impassable	In Fates, this message is displayed on the terrain window when the cursor is on a space that no units are able to step onto. Shadows of Valentia instead represents this by displaying no avoid bonus number at all.
MID_SYS_EN_軍資金単位	G	G	Currency symbol for the gold currency used by every Fire Emblem game, except for the original Gaiden and this game.
MID_SYS_ガード	GUARD	GUARD	In Awakening and Fates, this text pops up on battle screens when a unit blocks an enemy's attack with a Dual Guard, a function which does not exist in Shadows of Valentia.
MID_MSG_ゴールド入手	(n)Ｇを手に入れた	You got (n)G.	Another leftover of the absent gold currency.
MID_MSG_アイテム略奪	(item)を奪われた	The enemy swiped (item).	Messages for when an enemy in Awakening or Fates opens a chest and loots its contents. The only chests in Shadows of Valentia are found when exploring dungeons and other locations, and there is no system for enemies to loot them before the player.
MID_MSG_ゴールド略奪	(n)Ｇを奪われた	The enemy swiped (n)G.
MID_MSG_アイテム破損	(item)が壊れてしまった	(item) broke.	Weapons and equipment cannot break at all in Shadows of Valentia.
MID_MSG_アイテム破損２	(unit)の(item)が壊れてしまった	(unit)'s (item) broke.
MID_MSG_武器レベルアップ	武器レベル(weapon)が(level)に上がった	(weapon) weapon level (level) attained.	More weapon level leftovers.
MID_MSG_武器レベルアップ２	(unit)の武器レベル(weapon)が(level)に上がった	(unit) attained (weapon) weapon level (level).
MID_MSG_スキル習得２	(unit)はスキル (skill)を 習得した	(unit) learned the skill (skill).	Alternate version of the skill prompt.
MID_MSG_支援レベル上昇	(unit 1)と(unit 2)の\n支援レベルが$a2に上がった	(unit 1) and (unit 2) attained support level (level).	While supports still exist in Shadows of Valentia, the player is never informed of support level increases aside from the conversations themselves.
MID_MSG_捕獲	(unit)を捕獲した	(unit) was captured.	A leftover of Fates' enemy capture mechanic, which is absent in Shadows of Valentia.
MID_MSG_能力強化	(stat 1)と(stat 2)の調子が上がった	Gained a surge of (stat 1) and (stat 2).	Leftovers from the random bonuses given out in various places in Shin Monshou no Nazo, Awakening and Fates, which have no equivalent in Shadows of Valentia.
MID_MSG_武器経験値入手	武器の扱いが上手くなった	Weapon proficiency improved.
MID_MSG_支援強化	(unit 1)と(unit 2)が仲良くなった	(unit 1) and (unit 2)'s relationship improved.
MID_MSG_通信交流終了	通信交流が終了しました	The parley has ended.	Message related to StreetPass interaction with other player avatars in Awakening and Fates.
MID_MSG_戦闘予測_死亡	非常に危険です	A very dangerous confrontation.	Warning messages from the combat forecast screen in Fates, warning about death risks, effective weapons and weapon triangle disadvantages respectively. Shadows of Valentia does not use text to represent these warnings.
MID_MSG_戦闘予測_特効	敵の武器が危険です	An especially dangerous weapon.
MID_MSG_戦闘予測_3すくみ	武器の相性が悪いです	Poor weapon compatibility.
MID_TRICK_命中	命中＋(n)	Hit +(n)	Miscellaneous terrain effect labels. Shadows of Valentia uses completely different strings for these functions, which are stored in name.bin instead.
MID_TRICK_必殺	必殺＋(n)	Crit +(n)
MID_TRICK_回避	回避＋(n)	Avo +(n)
MID_TRICK_必殺回避	必殺回避＋(n)	Ddg +(n)
MID_TRICK_ダメージ強化	与えるダメージ＋(n)	Dmg dealt +(n)
MID_TRICK_ダメージ軽減	受けるダメージ－(n)	Dmg taken -(n)
MID_TRICK_ターンダメージ	ターンダメージ(n)％	Turn dmg: (n)%
MID_TRICK_ターン回復	ターン回復(n)％	Turn rcv: (n)%
MID_BTL_アタック	アタック！	Attack!	In Fates, these messages are used in battle scenes to indicate that a unit has Tag Teamed or Paired Up, respectively, with an ally. Neither function is in Shadows of Valentia.
MID_BTL_サポート	サポート！	Support!

(Source: Original TCRF research)

Unused Audio

BGM_Dummy

16 seconds of silence. It might technically be used, but we'd never know.

(Source: Original TCRF research)

Unused Models

Similarly to Fates, quite a few test models remain. This time, a few use assets from Gaiden itself.

Gaiden Test Maps

There are a lot of map models which consist of only a single texture laid out flat each. Each uses an original Gaiden map as its texture.

Model Name	Texture Name	Image	Notes
field/enc_mori_1.bch	MAP		The map for Lost Treescape skirmishes.
field/enc_osorezan_1.bch	MAP		The map for Fear Mountain Shrine skirmishes. This map was cut entirely, and has no used equivalent in the remake. Though it is essentially an expanded version of a used map.
field/enc_saidan_2.bch	MAP		The map for one of the Duma Temple battles. This map was cut entirely, and has no used equivalent in the remake.
field/enc_saidan_3.bch	MAP		The map for one of the Duma Temple battles. This map was cut entirely, and has no used equivalent in the remake.
field/enc_tou_1.bch	MAP		The map for one of the Duma Tower battles. This map was cut entirely, and has no used equivalent in the remake.
field/enc_tou_2.bch	MAP		The map for one of the Duma Tower battles. This map was cut entirely, and has no used equivalent in the remake.
field/enc_tou_3.bch	MAP		The map for one of the Duma Tower battles. This map was cut entirely, and has no used equivalent in the remake.
field/fld_mori_kita.bch	MAP		The map for the Forest Northside battle.
field/fld_test_map.bch	MAP19		The map for the Zofian Coast battle.

(Source: Original TCRF research)

field/hub_test_kyoten.bch

This is a test of the "hubs" where you meet characters in villages. The two test characters in question are actually from an old, Japanese MMORPG called CroXino which Hidari, the lead artist for Shadows of Valentia, worked on.

(Source: VincentASM)

sample/sleep.bch

The sleep.bch model contains a screenshot of Mycen's first line of dialogue in the original Gaiden's opening cutscene (albeit with the village background removed). When one considers the text on the image, the model name makes sense...somewhat.

Japanese	Translation
[マイセン] ※「アルム ひとやすみしよう	[Mycen] ※ Alm, let's take a break.

(Source: Original TCRF research)

Unused Characters

Playable Berkut and Fernand

Both Berkut and Fernand - who only appear as bosses in the main game - each have a nearly complete set of voice clips and text strings specifically for being playable units. They only lack a set of base conversations, something possessed by every actual playable unit except Alm, Celica and Mycen, and character endings.

Fernand is playable in two of the Rise of the Deliverance DLC maps, but because those maps do not feature the end-of-battle results screen and do not allow him (or any other unit) to gain experience, levels or change class, most of his dialogue still goes unused.

Character Data

Despite all the dialogue they have, neither Berkut nor Fernand have actual surviving data as playable characters. However, the data/Person.bin file may have a hint about plans for the characters.

The person ID (PID) entries for Fernand's three enemy appearances - PID_敵フェルナン３章１, PID_敵フェルナン３章２, and PID_敵フェルナン４章 - all label him "Enemy Fernand". The only other PID entries which are specifically labelled "Enemy" are for the enemy versions of Delthea, Zeke, Sonia and Deen, to distinguish them from their regular playable selves. No other enemy or boss unit is marked this way, since it would be redundant given the total lack of playable status.

All of this implies that a non-enemy version of Fernand existed at some point but was removed. Since Berkut does not have the "Enemy" label on any of his PID entries - PID_ベルクト３章, PID_ベルクト４章, PID_ベルクト５章, and PID_ベルクト５章Ｈ - he might not have ever had playable data (dialogue and voice clips aside, anyway).

(Source: Serenes Forest)

Text

m/(language)/LVUP.bin

Message Name	Voice Clip	Expression	Message (EN)	Notes
MID_レベルアップ_ベルクト_身体	V_LU_BERKUT_PHYSICAL_00.aac	Laughing	None can stand as my equal.	Berkut's Level Up quote, if he gains HP, attack or defense.
MID_レベルアップ_ベルクト_感覚	V_LU_BERKUT_SENSE_00.aac	Default	Don't mistake me for those other muscle-bound dullards.	Berkut's Level Up quote, if he gains skill or speed.
MID_レベルアップ_ベルクト_気分	V_LU_BERKUT_FEEL_00.aac	Laughing	I have no need for divine favor.	Berkut's Level Up quote, if he gains luck or resistance.
MID_レベルアップ_ベルクト_無し	V_LU_BERKUT_NONE_00.aac	Sad	...Hmm?	Berkut's Level Up quote, if he gains one or no stats.
MID_レベルアップ_ベルクト_限界	V_LU_BERKUT_LIMIT_00.aac	Default	How could one improve upon perfection?	Berkut's Level Up quote, if most of his stats are already at maximum.
MID_クラスチェンジ_ベルクト	V_CC_BERKUT_00.aac	Regular	Hmph. So be it.	Berkut's class change quote.
MID_レベルアップ_フェルナン_身体	V_LU_FERNAND_PHYSICAL_00.aac	Laughing	Who needs my aid? Don't be shy!	Fernand's Level Up quote, if he gains HP, attack or defense.
MID_レベルアップ_フェルナン_感覚	V_LU_FERNAND_SENSE_00.aac	Default	A knight needs power and finesse both.	Fernand's Level Up quote, if he gains skill or speed.
MID_レベルアップ_フェルナン_気分	V_LU_FERNAND_FEEL_00.aac	Special 1	Good fortune is a fine weapon.	Fernand's Level Up quote, if he gains luck or resistance.
MID_レベルアップ_フェルナン_無し	V_LU_FERNAND_NONE_00.aac	Pain	...What?	Fernand's Level Up quote, if he gains one or no stats.
MID_レベルアップ_フェルナン_限界	V_LU_FERNAND_LIMIT_00.aac	Special 1	Time to turn my attention to new pursuits.	Fernand's Level Up quote, if most of his stats are already at maximum.
MID_クラスチェンジ_フェルナン	V_CC_FERNAND_00.aac	Determined	If this is to be my new path...	Fernand's class change quote.

m/(language)/Result.bin

Message Name	Voice Clip	Message (EN)	Notes
MID_リザルト_ベルクト_完勝	V_RESULT_BERKUT_PERFECT_00.aac	Ha! Victory comes naturally to me.	Berkut's result screen quote, if the player has a perfect victory.
MID_リザルト_ベルクト_辛勝	V_RESULT_BERKUT_NARROW_00.aac	How dare they put me through so much trouble...	Berkut's result screen quote, if the player has a narrow victory.
MID_リザルト_ベルクト_死亡	V_RESULT_BERKUT_DIE_00.aac	Men die. This could be your lot tomorrow.	Berkut's result screen quote, if the player lost a unit.
MID_リザルト_フェルナン_完勝	V_RESULT_FERNAND_PERFECT_00.aac	I hope they appreciated that display.	Fernand's result screen quote, if the player has a perfect victory.
MID_リザルト_フェルナン_辛勝	V_RESULT_FERNAND_NARROW_00.aac	Blast. I never struggle this much!	Fernand's result screen quote, if the player has a narrow victory.
MID_リザルト_フェルナン_死亡	V_RESULT_FERNAND_DIE_00.aac	If I were only stronger...	Fernand's result screen quote, if the player lost a unit.
MID_リザルト_フェルナン_死亡_1	V_RESULT_FERNAND_DIE_1_00.aac	Clive, you fool. What were you thinking?	Fernand's result screen quote, if Clive died in the battle.

m/(language)/死亡.bin

Message Name	Voice Clip	Expression	Message (EN)	Notes
MID_DIE_ベルクト	V_DIE_BERKUT_00.aac	Pain, sweatdrop	Urgh... No...this isn't possible!	Berkut's Classic Mode death quote.
MID_DIE_フェルナン	V_DIE_FERNAND_00.aac	Determined	Now I can finally...be with them...	Fernand's Classic Mode death quote.

m/(language)/撤退.bin

Message Name	Voice Clip	Expression	Message (EN)	Notes
MID_DIE_CASUAL_ベルクト	V_DIE_CASUAL_BERKUT_00.aac V_DIE_CASUAL_BERKUT_01.aac	Pain, sweatdrop	Perhaps I underestimated them... Carry on without me. I'll find a place to recover...	Berkut's Casual Mode retreat quote.
MID_DIE_CASUAL_フェルナン	V_DIE_CASUAL_FERNAND_00.aac V_DIE_CASUAL_FERNAND_01.aac	Pain, sweatdrop	They have more skill than I gave them credit for. I must retreat—you deal with the rest.	Fernand's Casual Mode retreat quote.

Voice Clips

All of these voice clips are found in the sound/@E/Iron16_Sound.bcsar archive.

Character Select

Sound	Speech	Notes
V_BERKUT_SELECT_00	No one is a match for me!	Played when Berkut is selected, if his HP is at 70% or greater.
V_BERKUT_SELECT_01	I'll do this.	Played when Berkut is selected, if his HP is between 30% and 70%.
V_BERKUT_SELECT_02	I must be cautious...	Played when Berkut is selected, if his HP is at 30% or below.
V_FERNAND_SELECT_00	I'll take them all on!	Played when Fernand is selected, if his HP is at 70% or greater. Completely different from the clip used in the Rise of the Deliverance DLC. ("Who among you will face me?")
V_FERNAND_SELECT_01	Very well.	Played when Fernand is selected, if his HP is between 30% and 70%. Completely different from the clip used in the Rise of the Deliverance DLC. ("I await your word.")
V_FERNAND_SELECT_02	If you insist...	Played when Fernand is selected, if his HP is at 30% or below. Completely different from the clip used in the Rise of the Deliverance DLC. ("I am in no shape for this.")

(Source: Original TCRF research)

Shizas

Shizas was the boss of the Border map in the original Gaiden, and is the only Gaiden character who does not appear at all in Shadows of Valentia. Berkut replaces him as the boss of the Border. His stats are still in the game (and are identical to his Gaiden stats), and has a fully functional model, voice, and unit ID.

Class	LV	HP	ATK	SKL	SPD	LUCK	DEF	RES	Item	TOL
Gold Knight	1	40	18	7	12	0	13	6	None	0.5

(Source: Serenes Forest)

Unused Items

Data/Item.bin references IDs for two items which otherwise don't seem to have any surviving data or stats: the "fiend's lance" (IID_魔人の槍) and the "titan's axe" (IID_タイタンの斧). Since there's no other data left for them, there's no hints as to what they might've been for, aside from being connected to the monster species.

The file also lists IID slots for 20 memory prisms; only 10 exist in the base finished game, and only 3 more are added by DLC, leaving 7 empty listings. These don't have any other data, either.

(Source: Original TCRF research)

Unused Abilities

This needs some investigation. Discuss ideas and findings on the talk page. Specifically: There are many, many, many, many more unseen skill text strings than what's listed here. Presumably a good chunk of them are tied to various hidden skills/properties; it would be helpful to sort of which belong to what and to identify anything else among them that's completely unused.

There are a sizable number of abandoned spells and skills, most of which originated in previous Fire Emblem games. Some of them don't actually have proper help text in any language, with the respective strings just repeating the skill's name as a placeholder, while a handful don't even have surviving name strings at all.

Please note that in the video demonstration to the right, these skills underwent some cosmetic hacking to give them proper descriptions and to assign them to equippable rings that don't actually exist in any form.

Magic

Spell Name	Cost	MT	WT	HIT	CRIT	RNG	Help text	File name	Notes
Apocalypse	-12 HP	30	0	0	0	0	Ruinous magic.	IID_アポカリプス (IID_Apocalypse)	A black magic spell which first appeared in Fire Emblem: Fuuin no Tsurugi. At 30 might it's vastly more powerful than any other weapon or spell in the game, but all of its other stats are 0, including range, meaning you can't attack without increasing range with the Mage Ring. The spell has no animation and defaults to copying Fire.

(Source: VincentASM)

Combat Arts

Art Name	SP	Cost	Stat change/Effects	Help text	File name	Notes
Lethality	??	-10 HP	+0 Range/+0 Mt Attack instantly KOs the target	Lethality	SID_滅殺 (SID_Obliterate)	A recurring skill first seen in the seventh game. Only missing the traditional black/red screen flashes.
Aegis	20	-2 HP	+0 Range/+0 Mt Reduces damage from 2+ range attacks by 50% until user's next turn	Halves physical damage incurred from a distance.	SID_G物理間接半減 (SID_GHalveIndirectPhysical)	A recurring skill from the previous 3DS Fire Emblems.
Speculum	20	-3 HP	+0 Range/+0 Mt User reflects all damage from magic attacks back to enemies until user's next turn	Reflects magical attacks.	SID_G魔法反射 (SID_GMagicReflect)	Is visually incomplete in animations-on battle scenes: user will take no damage, but the reflected damage is not depicted on the enemy until the scene is over. Works normally when animations are off.

Skills

This needs some investigation. Discuss ideas and findings on the talk page. Specifically: Since there's no text strings relating to most of these in the relevant archives, and since the above video modified them to give them those strings, what do those ones look like in an otherwise unmodified game? Are they assignable skills, per se, or orphaned effects not tethered to anything in particular?

Skill Name	Effects	Help text	File name	Notes
Aptitude	Increases the user's growth rates	Aptitude	SID_良成長 (SID_GoodGrowth)	A recurring skill from the previous 3DS Fire Emblems.
Influence	Increases user's black magic range by 1	Increases black magic range by 1.	SID_魔法射程＋１ (SID_MagicRange+1)	Weaker version of the used Sophisticate skill.
Halve Swords	Reduces damage from all sword attacks by 50%	Halve Swords	SID_剣ダメージ半減 (SID_HalveSwordDamage)	Sword counterpart to Heavy Armor and Apotrope.
Halve Lances	Reduces damage from all lance attacks by 50%	Halve Lances	SID_槍ダメージ半減 (SID_HalveLanceDamage)	Lance counterpart to Heavy Armor and Apotrope.
Halve Axes	Reduces damage from all axe attacks by 50%	Halve Axes	SID_斧ダメージ半減 (SID_HalveAxeDamage)	Axe counterpart to Heavy Armor and Apotrope.
Wrath	Has no observable effect	Boosts critical rate when HP is 50% or lower.	SID_消耗必殺 (SID_ExhaustionCritical)	A recurring skill from many previous Fire Emblems. Seems to be incomplete and useless, despite the help text's claims to the contrary.
Attack Twice	Doubles the number of strikes the user makes	Attack Twice	SID_攻撃時2回攻撃 (SID_AttackTwiceWhenAttacking)	Similar to Adept, a recurring skill last seen in Radiant Dawn.
(N/A)	Inflicts damage taken by the user back on the enemy, when attacked at 1 range	(N/A)	SID_カウンター (SID_Counter)	This is Counter, a recurring skill from previous Fire Emblems. Is visually incomplete in animations-on battle scenes: the reflected damage is not depicted on the enemy until the scene is over. Works normally when animations are off.
(N/A)	Doubles the user's EXP gain	(N/A)	SID_エリート (SID_Elite)	This is Paragon, a recurring skill from previous Fire Emblems.
(N/A)	Allies in a 3-space radius of the user deal 2 more points of damage	(N/A)	SID_カリスマ (SID_Charm)	This is the recurring Charm skill, specifically its Fates version which works differently from prior games.
(N/A)	User can move through enemy-occupied spaces	(N/A)	SID_すり抜け (SID_Slipthrough)	This is Pass, a recurring skill from previous Fire Emblems.
(N/A)	User always strikes first when attacked with HP at <50%	(N/A)	SID_待ち伏せ (SID_Ambush)	This is Vantage, a recurring skill from previous Fire Emblems.
(N/A)	All attacks by the user have an effective bonus against human enemies	(N/A)	SID_人間特効 (SID_AntiHumans)	Counterpart to the various "Anti-" effective bonus skills.
(N/A)	All attacks by the user have an effective bonus against magic users	(N/A)	SID_魔法特効 (SID_AntiMagic)	Counterpart to the various "Anti-" effective bonus skills.
(N/A)	All attacks by the user have an effective bonus against dragon-type enemies	(N/A)	SID_竜特効 (SID_AntiDragons)	Counterpart to the various "Anti-" effective bonus skills.
(N/A)	All attacks by the user have an effective bonus against god-type enemies	(N/A)	SID_神特効 (SID_AntiGods)	Counterpart to the various "Anti-" effective bonus skills.
(N/A)	Prevents user from using any black or white magic, and prevents all such magic from being listed on their stat screen	(N/A)	SID_魔法禁止 (SID_InhibitMagic)	Similar to the spellbind status effect, but without the wearing-off.

Character Ages

Every unit in the game is assigned a hidden age stat, which has no use by itself but is related to an unused item property which would have prevented provisions from being consumed by units whose age is less than 20. Rather than the age function working as a simple yes/no flag, every playable unit is assigned an age that is realistic for the character:

13: Delthea 15: Kliff, Genny 16: Boey, Est 17: Alm, Celica, Tobin, Mae 18: Gray, Faye, Clair 19: Silque 20: Catria, Atlas 21: Tatiana, Conrad 22: Luthier 23: Palla

24: Lukas, Leon, Jesse 25: Python, Forsyth, Sonya 27: Clive 28: Kamui, Mathilda 29: Zeke 30: Deen 31: Valbar 34: Saber 65: Mycen 71: Nomah

Enemies and NPCs are all given a placeholder age of 30, with the exception of several bosses: the Brigand Boss (38), Desaix (43), Slayde (32), Barth (35), Nuibaba (124), Jedah (147), Rudolf (50), and Gharn (100). Despite their playable leftovers, Berkut and Fernand only have the placeholder age, too.

This ability was most likely intended for the four alcoholic provisions - the wine, ale, leftover ale, and Ram wine - which in the final game are the only provisions that cannot be consumed by anyone at all. This may have been removed because it provided an inherent disadvantage to underage units. As a side effect of being left unconsumable, the four alcohols all have recovery values programmed in that go unseen and unused: the wine, ale, and leftover ale would all restore 10 HP and 10 fatigue points each, while the Ram wine would restore 30 HP and 20 fatigue points.

To clarify, no version of the game allows the alcohol provisions to be consumed; this is not something that any localizations censored.

(Source: Serenes Forest)

Regional Differences

7-Eleven Promotional Items

There is a set of eight items - the Seven Sword, Eleven Shield, Boiled Chicken, Moist Bread, Spicy Chicken, Mille Crepe, Chicken Link, and Pure Honey - which are present but inaccessible in the game by itself, but which were distributed in a Japanese event held by the 7-Eleven convenience store chain. All of these are currently inaccessible outside Japan, since 7-Eleven is not in the habit of holding game events like this in other countries.

The following dialogue and assets relating to the Flashy Man, the NPC from whom players collect these items after using the distribution event, are also currently unused outside Japan.

Flashy Man

• 

  face/face/npc/派手な服の男_adv.arc
  ("Adventure" portrait file)

• 

  face/face/npc/派手な服の男_bu.arc
  (Regular bust file; also contains blushing and teardrop textures)

• 

  face/face/npc/派手な服の男_hr.arc
  (Face crop file; also contains blushing and teardrop textures)

Zofia Castle (m/(language)/ソフィア城_C.bin)

Message Name	Speaker	Message (EN)
MID_SUB711_0_確認1	N/A	A flashy man has appeared in Zofia Castle.
MID_SUB711_1_1	Flashy Man	Ah, I've been looking for you! I was bade give you this by an acquaintance of mine. I pray you will accept it.
MID_SUB711_1_確認1	N/A	You got the Seven Sword!
MID_SUB711_1_確認2	N/A	You got the Eleven Shield!
MID_SUB711_1_確認3	N/A	You got (item)!
MID_SUB711_1_2	Flashy Man	And with that, my business is done. Farewell.
MID_SUB711_1_確認4	N/A	The flashy man departed.
MID_SUB711_2_確認1	N/A	Nothing happened.

Zofia Harbor (m/(language)/ソフィアの港_C.bin

Message Name	Speaker	Message (EN)
MID_SUB711_0_確認1	N/A	A flashy man has appeared in Zofia Harbor.
MID_SUB711_1_1	Flashy Man	Finally! I have been searching high and low for you. I was bade give you this by an acquaintance of mine. I pray you will accept it.
MID_SUB711_1_確認1	N/A	You got the Seven Sword!
MID_SUB711_1_確認2	N/A	You got the Eleven Shield!
MID_SUB711_1_確認3	N/A	You got (item)!
MID_SUB711_1_2	Flashy Man	And with that, my business is done. Farewell.
MID_SUB711_1_確認4	N/A	The flashy man departed.
MID_SUB711_2_確認1	N/A	Nothing happened.

(Source: Serenes Forest)

Missing DLC

The Fire Emblem Cipher trading card game's June starter deck contains a download code which adds four decorative items based on the card game's mascots to Shadows of Valentia: the Hard Worker’s Ribbon, the Black Crescent Moon, the Warrior’s Warding Bell and Vagabond’s Hairclip. Since the card game is Japan-exclusive, the download codes do not function in international releases and the items are not otherwise available, but all of their icons are still in all versions of the base game.

Revisional Differences

Version 1.1

This patch was released worldwide on June 22, 2017.

• Corrects a bug where certain menu areas which use eye crops of unit portraits - including the experience bar, the results screen and the combat forecast's character support listings - failed to render the portraits of any present DLC characters. In most regions, the patch was released shortly after the Cipher Legends DLC maps, which added the game's first DLC characters.
• Corrects a font error affecting Celica's Ragnarok Ω combat art in all American and European localizations. The Ω character was missing from the font used by the message notifying the player that the art has been learned, which resulted in the message reading "Your Beloved Zofia unlocked the Ragnarok ? combat art!". This issue did not affect the Japanese version, where the art is called "True Rainarok" (真ライナロック) instead, and the Simplified and Traditional Chinese translations were also not affected for the same reason.
• Corrects a font error that Act 5's title "再会、そして…" is not correctly displayed in the Japanese text. The glyph for ellipsis "…" was missing in "SystemL" font which is used in the Japanese chapter title screens, and hence the title was displayed as "再会、そして?". The Simplified and Traditional Chinese translations were not affected: The title in both Chinese translations contains ellipses as well ("重逢之后……" in Simplified and "重逢之後……" Traditional), but the Chinese fonts "SystemL_S" and "SystemL_T" have been including ellipsis already.
• Corrects a logical error in the sidequest "The Prisoner's Whereabouts". Alm and the Deliverance would rescue the merchant in Nuibaba's Abode repetitively by reading the writing in the Sylvan Shrine again.
• Corrects script errors in the Simplified and Traditional Chinese localizations.

File	Message Name	Script, pre-1.1	Script, 1.1	Note
m/@JPN_CN/LVUP.bin	MID_レベルアップ_クレーベ_無し	$SvpV_LU_CLEA_NONE_00|(...)	$SvpV_LU_CLERBE_NONE_00|(...)	Corrects voice clip assignation.
m/@JPN_CN/リゲル平野.bin m/@JPN_TW/リゲル平野.bin	MID_ED1	(...)	$SbpBGM_EVT_DESTINY_A|0|(...)	Adds background music.
m/@JPN_CN/リゲル城.bin m/@JPN_TW/リゲル城.bin	MID_BOSS_DIE1	(...)	(...)$Sbs2000|	Adds background music fade-out.