The World of Nintendo 2

The World of Nintendo 2 is a video game created by St. Clair Publications that was made in anticipation of the 10th season of the TV show of the same name.
Essentially the Super Smash Bros. franchise reimagined as a JRPG, this game was based on a fanfic Alex saw on IGN's forums known as "Jovelo and Kevpod Go to Nintendo" (that he has preserved, albeit in a modified form) with references to Jovelo, Kevpod, and IGN excised (as well as any other jokes Alex thought people "wouldn't get"), and features many of Nintendo's greatest stars turning against their masters and leading a revolt.
==Plot==
The World of Nintendo is in turmoil. Among the issues are the poor sales of the GameCube, Nintendo's over-reliance on gimmicky accessories that fail (like the E-Reader), the fact that the GameCube has no online play, the excess of "frivolous" titles such as the Mario Parties and various sports titles, and Nintendo's declining reputation in general. Nintendo's then-president, the now-late Satoru Iwata, holds an emergency meeting with a few unidentified minions to see what the company can do to solve their problems, and ultimately agrees to do a "make your own sales pitch" contest via Nintendo Power, where the winner gets a tour of Nintendo and can have a meeting with Iwata to discuss their concerns.
You and a friend wind up winning the contest. On the way to meet Iwata, you discover that the World of Nintendo is, in fact, "real", and you are initially given a guided trolley tour through the Mushroom Kingdom. However, after someone sabotages your train ride, you are now tasked with traveling the World of Nintendo yourself. Along the way, various Nintendo characters join your quest, each with their own grievances against the company.
==Gameplay==
The game is essentially a turn-based RPG. Despite being a fully 3D game, it uses Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door as its base. As such, the game has many similar mechanics, so you may wish to read up on how TTYD works if you're unfamiliar.
You are able to customize your character slightly by choosing whether you want the character to be male or female, as well as naming your character. You will have a partner that's the gender you didn't take, who you can also name, with the default character names being Alex and Ashley. You can also customize your rival in this way, with the default character names being Gary and .
Also, at multiple points in the game, the gameplay actually changes. During the course of the game, you will go through a 2D Mario level, a Mario Kart race, a Zelda dungeon, a Pokémon battle, a Smash Bros. fight, a Starfox series dogfight, a Metroid maze, an F-Zero race, a classic DK level, and even a Fire Emblem scenario. You must conquer all of these if you want to win.
===Controls===
These are the main game controls. The minigames have their own controls, which are explained to you in the game, and you can pause the game to get a reminder of at any time.
*: Move.
*: Bring up a specific section in the Pause Menu:
**Left: Switch and view the status of your partners
**Right: Your item inventory
**Up: Your Badges
**Down: View your Bestiary
*: Pause
*: Jump, swim in water
*: Punch things if you're the male player character, and try to psychically move things if you're the female.
*: Use your active partner's field ability.
*: Outside of battle, enter first person mode. In battle, let your partner go first instead of you. Press it again to change back.
*: Move the camera around with left and right, and zoom in/out with up/down.
*: Bring up the HUD.
*, : Ground Pound, dive in water.
===Battle system===
As was noted before, the battle system in this game is very similar to that of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. To that effect, the game uses a very simple stat system in which enemies have HP that is generally less than 100 and Attack and Defense stats that are generally less than 10. Damage dealt is generally your Attack minus the enemy's Defense; however, there are many attacks which "pierce" Defense. The order is also a simple one: you go first, then your active partner, then all enemies.
As in TTYD, you have "Flower Points" which essentially act as a limiter for how many times you can use a move. While you will have two basic moves that you can use "for free" (they cost 0 FP), you will also have advanced moves that will dip into your FP reserves and that you have to use wisely.
The male player character will use physical-based moves, while the female character will use mind-based moves, so plan around that.
When the enemies are attacking you, press with good timing to Guard a move and take 1 less HP of damage. Press with even better timing to do a Superguard that nullifies the attack completely and does 1 HP to the attacker!
The Star Power system is replaced with a system that functions similarly in which each of your partners has a special move.
All enemies you kill give you experience points. Get 100 to level up. When you level up, you can choose whether to boost your HP, FP, or Badge Points, which allow you to use various Badges (listed below). As you level up, enemies give you less and less experience points, until finally, they give out none. When you win a battle in which all enemies give you no experience, you get 1 point as a consolation prize.
The Pokémon battle plays out in a way that's more typical of how Pokémon battles work.
possibly more pending
===Your partners===
Much like in any game that bears a resemblance to a JRPG, you can assemble a party of multiple partners to help you out on your quest. You can only have one partner out at a time. Each partner has a field ability that you can activate by pressing . You and your partners initially know only two moves, but can be upgraded to know an additional three at various levels. You and your friend can also be further upgraded using Badges. Each partner also has a special attack that can be activated when their "Limit Meter" (a then-extremely rare reference to the Final Fantasy franchise in St. Clair Publications) is full.
Partner Name 	Summary, field ability 	Battle moves 	Description 	 	
You and your friend 	pending 	pending 	pending 	 	
Bowser 	The once-feared King of the Koopas, but in this game, he's slid from his former glory quite a bit, and now wants revenge. Press to make him breathe fire, which, on the overworld, can instantly kill enemies that have stopped giving you experience and can also destroy specific obstacles.
*HP: 30/45/55/70
*Attack: 3/4/6/7
*Defense: 1/1/2/2	Flame Breath (0 FP) 	A basic flame attack that hits all enemies. 	 	
Bowser 	The once-feared King of the Koopas, but in this game, he's slid from his former glory quite a bit, and now wants revenge. Press to make him breathe fire, which, on the overworld, can instantly kill enemies that have stopped giving you experience and can also destroy specific obstacles.
*HP: 30/45/55/70
*Attack: 3/4/6/7
*Defense: 1/1/2/2	Bite (0 FP) 	Bites the front-most ground-bound enemy, possibly poisoning it. 	 	
Bowser 	The once-feared King of the Koopas, but in this game, he's slid from his former glory quite a bit, and now wants revenge. Press to make him breathe fire, which, on the overworld, can instantly kill enemies that have stopped giving you experience and can also destroy specific obstacles.
*HP: 30/45/55/70
*Attack: 3/4/6/7
*Defense: 1/1/2/2	Body Slam (2 FP) 	Possibly disables an opponent's attacks. 	 	
Bowser 	The once-feared King of the Koopas, but in this game, he's slid from his former glory quite a bit, and now wants revenge. Press to make him breathe fire, which, on the overworld, can instantly kill enemies that have stopped giving you experience and can also destroy specific obstacles.
*HP: 30/45/55/70
*Attack: 3/4/6/7
*Defense: 1/1/2/2	Koopa Klaw (3 FP) 	Slashes the front-most ground-bound enemy and may grab them, during which Bowser can bite them for extra damage. 	 	
Bowser 	The once-feared King of the Koopas, but in this game, he's slid from his former glory quite a bit, and now wants revenge. Press to make him breathe fire, which, on the overworld, can instantly kill enemies that have stopped giving you experience and can also destroy specific obstacles.
*HP: 30/45/55/70
*Attack: 3/4/6/7
*Defense: 1/1/2/2	Bowser Bomb (6 FP) 	Slams an enemy for massive damage. 	 	
Bowser 	The once-feared King of the Koopas, but in this game, he's slid from his former glory quite a bit, and now wants revenge. Press to make him breathe fire, which, on the overworld, can instantly kill enemies that have stopped giving you experience and can also destroy specific obstacles.
*HP: 30/45/55/70
*Attack: 3/4/6/7
*Defense: 1/1/2/2	Special Attack: Doomship Brigade 	Bowser slams enemies with his entire Koopa army, inflicting massive damage. 	 	
Link 	The legendary Hero of Time is in a massive pickle in this game because "Zelda: Reborn"...??? Wild guess: this was a working title for what would eventually become Twilight Princess. is being hyped to be even better than Ocarina of Time, Link knows that he won't be able to live up to that reputation, and his fandom has become quite vicious lately (pointing to Wind Waker Link hanging from a gallows as proof of this). Press to make him shoot arrows, which can activate far-away switches. In battle, his Hylian Shield makes him immune to projectile-based attacks.
*HP: 20/30/40/50
*Attack: 1/2/3/4
*Defense: 0/1/1/2	Arrow (0 FP) 	Hits any enemy with precisely that. 	 	
Link 	The legendary Hero of Time is in a massive pickle in this game because "Zelda: Reborn"...??? Wild guess: this was a working title for what would eventually become Twilight Princess. is being hyped to be even better than Ocarina of Time, Link knows that he won't be able to live up to that reputation, and his fandom has become quite vicious lately (pointing to Wind Waker Link hanging from a gallows as proof of this). Press to make him shoot arrows, which can activate far-away switches. In battle, his Hylian Shield makes him immune to projectile-based attacks.
*HP: 20/30/40/50
*Attack: 1/2/3/4
*Defense: 0/1/1/2	Navi (0 FP) 	Essentially this game's equivalent to Paper Mario's Tattle command, Link pulls out Navi to tell you all about any enemy you're fighting, including their HP, Attack, Defense, and possible weak points. Navi's info gets saved to your Bestiary in the Pause Menu for future reference.	 	
Link 	The legendary Hero of Time is in a massive pickle in this game because "Zelda: Reborn"...??? Wild guess: this was a working title for what would eventually become Twilight Princess. is being hyped to be even better than Ocarina of Time, Link knows that he won't be able to live up to that reputation, and his fandom has become quite vicious lately (pointing to Wind Waker Link hanging from a gallows as proof of this). Press to make him shoot arrows, which can activate far-away switches. In battle, his Hylian Shield makes him immune to projectile-based attacks.
*HP: 20/30/40/50
*Attack: 1/2/3/4
*Defense: 0/1/1/2	Sword (2 FP) 	Hits the front-most ground bound enemy with multiple sword strikes that do 1 less HP of damage per hit until they reach 1 HP. 	 	
Link 	The legendary Hero of Time is in a massive pickle in this game because "Zelda: Reborn"...??? Wild guess: this was a working title for what would eventually become Twilight Princess. is being hyped to be even better than Ocarina of Time, Link knows that he won't be able to live up to that reputation, and his fandom has become quite vicious lately (pointing to Wind Waker Link hanging from a gallows as proof of this). Press to make him shoot arrows, which can activate far-away switches. In battle, his Hylian Shield makes him immune to projectile-based attacks.
*HP: 20/30/40/50
*Attack: 1/2/3/4
*Defense: 0/1/1/2	Bomb (4 FP) 	Throws a bomb at the front-most ground-bound enemy, flipping it over if it can be flipped. 	 	
Link 	The legendary Hero of Time is in a massive pickle in this game because "Zelda: Reborn"...??? Wild guess: this was a working title for what would eventually become Twilight Princess. is being hyped to be even better than Ocarina of Time, Link knows that he won't be able to live up to that reputation, and his fandom has become quite vicious lately (pointing to Wind Waker Link hanging from a gallows as proof of this). Press to make him shoot arrows, which can activate far-away switches. In battle, his Hylian Shield makes him immune to projectile-based attacks.
*HP: 20/30/40/50
*Attack: 1/2/3/4
*Defense: 0/1/1/2	Boomerang (5 FP) 	Hits all ground-bound enemies twice. 	 	
Link 	The legendary Hero of Time is in a massive pickle in this game because "Zelda: Reborn"...??? Wild guess: this was a working title for what would eventually become Twilight Princess. is being hyped to be even better than Ocarina of Time, Link knows that he won't be able to live up to that reputation, and his fandom has become quite vicious lately (pointing to Wind Waker Link hanging from a gallows as proof of this). Press to make him shoot arrows, which can activate far-away switches. In battle, his Hylian Shield makes him immune to projectile-based attacks.
*HP: 20/30/40/50
*Attack: 1/2/3/4
*Defense: 0/1/1/2	Special Attack: Triforce of Courage	Link boosts the Attack and Defense of both you and himself for five turns. 	 	
Slippy Toad 	The "butt monkey" of Team Starfox, you meet Slippy at the tail end of the Starfox battle, and he joins your party to try to avenge Fox. However, you lose him at some later point in the game, and never get him back. Press and he'll call up a map of wherever you are.
*HP: 10
*Attack: 1
*Defense: 0	Blaster (0 FP) 	Hits the front-most enemy. 	 	
Slippy Toad 	The "butt monkey" of Team Starfox, you meet Slippy at the tail end of the Starfox battle, and he joins your party to try to avenge Fox. However, you lose him at some later point in the game, and never get him back. Press and he'll call up a map of wherever you are.
*HP: 10
*Attack: 1
*Defense: 0	Barrel Roll (0 FP) 	Attempts to hit all enemies one at a time, going from front to back. 	 	
Slippy Toad 	The "butt monkey" of Team Starfox, you meet Slippy at the tail end of the Starfox battle, and he joins your party to try to avenge Fox. However, you lose him at some later point in the game, and never get him back. Press and he'll call up a map of wherever you are.
*HP: 10
*Attack: 1
*Defense: 0	Special Attack: Shine 	Puts up a reflector that bounces back projectiles and does half damage to those attacking directly, for five turns. 	 	
Pidgey → Pidgeotto → Pidgeot	While exploring the Pokémon franchise, you somehow get it in you to catch a Pidgey to solve the puzzle du jour. Press , and it'll use Fly to easily send you back to any area you've previously visited. When you upgrade it to Great Rank, it evolves into a Pidgeotto, and then into a Pidgeot when you upgrade it to Master Rank.
*HP: 20/30/40/50
*Attack: 4/6/8/11
*Defense: 0	Gust (0 FP) 	Attacks all enemies front to back with a gust of wind. 	 	
Pidgey → Pidgeotto → Pidgeot	While exploring the Pokémon franchise, you somehow get it in you to catch a Pidgey to solve the puzzle du jour. Press , and it'll use Fly to easily send you back to any area you've previously visited. When you upgrade it to Great Rank, it evolves into a Pidgeotto, and then into a Pidgeot when you upgrade it to Master Rank.
*HP: 20/30/40/50
*Attack: 4/6/8/11
*Defense: 0	Strength (3 FP) 	Shoves one enemy with a powerful move. 	 	
Pidgey → Pidgeotto → Pidgeot	While exploring the Pokémon franchise, you somehow get it in you to catch a Pidgey to solve the puzzle du jour. Press , and it'll use Fly to easily send you back to any area you've previously visited. When you upgrade it to Great Rank, it evolves into a Pidgeotto, and then into a Pidgeot when you upgrade it to Master Rank.
*HP: 20/30/40/50
*Attack: 4/6/8/11
*Defense: 0	Whirlwind (4 FP) 	Attempts to blow all enemies away. You don't get experience points for those who this move is successful on. 	 	
Pidgey → Pidgeotto → Pidgeot	While exploring the Pokémon franchise, you somehow get it in you to catch a Pidgey to solve the puzzle du jour. Press , and it'll use Fly to easily send you back to any area you've previously visited. When you upgrade it to Great Rank, it evolves into a Pidgeotto, and then into a Pidgeot when you upgrade it to Master Rank.
*HP: 20/30/40/50
*Attack: 4/6/8/11
*Defense: 0	Fly (6 FP) 	A two-turn move. On the first turn, it flies up and carries you with it, allowing you to evade an enemy's attack. It attacks on the second turn. 	 	
Pidgey → Pidgeotto → Pidgeot	While exploring the Pokémon franchise, you somehow get it in you to catch a Pidgey to solve the puzzle du jour. Press , and it'll use Fly to easily send you back to any area you've previously visited. When you upgrade it to Great Rank, it evolves into a Pidgeotto, and then into a Pidgeot when you upgrade it to Master Rank.
*HP: 20/30/40/50
*Attack: 4/6/8/11
*Defense: 0	Double Edge (8 FP) 	Damages Pidgey itself slightly. 	 	
Pidgey → Pidgeotto → Pidgeot	While exploring the Pokémon franchise, you somehow get it in you to catch a Pidgey to solve the puzzle du jour. Press , and it'll use Fly to easily send you back to any area you've previously visited. When you upgrade it to Great Rank, it evolves into a Pidgeotto, and then into a Pidgeot when you upgrade it to Master Rank.
*HP: 20/30/40/50
*Attack: 4/6/8/11
*Defense: 0	
Metaknight 	Spurned into action after the Fountain of Dreams is destroyed, Metaknight da bess, even in this game. Press , and he'll hover for a few seconds so that you can cross certain gaps with him. Metaknight's specialty is hitting opponents multiple times, hence why he's so weak and why his Attack never goes up throughout his lifetime with you...instead, when he's upgraded, the number of times he can hit opponents with his moves increases, to a maximum of 6.
*HP: 30/40/50/60
*Attack: 1
*Defense: 0/0/0/1	Mach Tornado (0 FP)	Hits one enemy.
Sword Jab (0 FP) 	Takes the front-most grounded enemy and whacks it into all others. 	
Metaknight 	Spurned into action after the Fountain of Dreams is destroyed, Metaknight da bess, even in this game. Press , and he'll hover for a few seconds so that you can cross certain gaps with him. Metaknight's specialty is hitting opponents multiple times, hence why he's so weak and why his Attack never goes up throughout his lifetime with you...instead, when he's upgraded, the number of times he can hit opponents with his moves increases, to a maximum of 6.
*HP: 30/40/50/60
*Attack: 1
*Defense: 0/0/0/1	 	
Drill Rush (4 FP) 	Does damage to all enemies, one at a time. 	
Metaknight 	Spurned into action after the Fountain of Dreams is destroyed, Metaknight da bess, even in this game. Press , and he'll hover for a few seconds so that you can cross certain gaps with him. Metaknight's specialty is hitting opponents multiple times, hence why he's so weak and why his Attack never goes up throughout his lifetime with you...instead, when he's upgraded, the number of times he can hit opponents with his moves increases, to a maximum of 6.
*HP: 30/40/50/60
*Attack: 1
*Defense: 0/0/0/1	 	
Shuttle Loop (4 FP) 	Metaknight drills into one enemy from underneath. 	
Metaknight 	Spurned into action after the Fountain of Dreams is destroyed, Metaknight da bess, even in this game. Press , and he'll hover for a few seconds so that you can cross certain gaps with him. Metaknight's specialty is hitting opponents multiple times, hence why he's so weak and why his Attack never goes up throughout his lifetime with you...instead, when he's upgraded, the number of times he can hit opponents with his moves increases, to a maximum of 6.
*HP: 30/40/50/60
*Attack: 1
*Defense: 0/0/0/1	 	
Dimensional Cape (6 FP)	Metaknight turns invisible. If an opponent tries to attack him directly, he warps back in, intercepts the attack, and pays it back. 	
Metaknight 	Spurned into action after the Fountain of Dreams is destroyed, Metaknight da bess, even in this game. Press , and he'll hover for a few seconds so that you can cross certain gaps with him. Metaknight's specialty is hitting opponents multiple times, hence why he's so weak and why his Attack never goes up throughout his lifetime with you...instead, when he's upgraded, the number of times he can hit opponents with his moves increases, to a maximum of 6.
*HP: 30/40/50/60
*Attack: 1
*Defense: 0/0/0/1	 	
Cranky Kong 	This oldie is still a goodie. He joins your quest, evidently to reverse Nintendo's "Orwellian rewriting" of the DK franchise in the wake of Microsoft's buyout of Rare. Press , and he'll use his cane to bounce, which can allow you to cross spikes and other hazardous terrain. He can also hit spiky and flaming enemies!
*HP: 20
*Attack: 1/3/6/10
*Defense: 0	
Metaknight 	Spurned into action after the Fountain of Dreams is destroyed, Metaknight da bess, even in this game. Press , and he'll hover for a few seconds so that you can cross certain gaps with him. Metaknight's specialty is hitting opponents multiple times, hence why he's so weak and why his Attack never goes up throughout his lifetime with you...instead, when he's upgraded, the number of times he can hit opponents with his moves increases, to a maximum of 6.
*HP: 30/40/50/60
*Attack: 1
*Defense: 0/0/0/1	Cane Whack (0 FP) 	Hits the front-most ground-bound opponent with precisely that.
Cranky Kong 	This oldie is still a goodie. He joins your quest, evidently to reverse Nintendo's "Orwellian rewriting" of the DK franchise in the wake of Microsoft's buyout of Rare. Press , and he'll use his cane to bounce, which can allow you to cross spikes and other hazardous terrain. He can also hit spiky and flaming enemies!
*HP: 20
*Attack: 1/3/6/10
*Defense: 0	Cane Billiards (2 FP) 	Cranky takes the front-most ground-bound enemy and whacks it into any others, damaging them. 	 	
Cranky Kong 	This oldie is still a goodie. He joins your quest, evidently to reverse Nintendo's "Orwellian rewriting" of the DK franchise in the wake of Microsoft's buyout of Rare. Press , and he'll use his cane to bounce, which can allow you to cross spikes and other hazardous terrain. He can also hit spiky and flaming enemies!
*HP: 20
*Attack: 1/3/6/10
*Defense: 0	Barrel Throw (4 FP) 	Hits all enemies with a barrel, one at a time. Each barrel has a 25% chance to be a TNT Barrel that does more damage and burns an opponent. 	 	
Cranky Kong 	This oldie is still a goodie. He joins your quest, evidently to reverse Nintendo's "Orwellian rewriting" of the DK franchise in the wake of Microsoft's buyout of Rare. Press , and he'll use his cane to bounce, which can allow you to cross spikes and other hazardous terrain. He can also hit spiky and flaming enemies!
*HP: 20
*Attack: 1/3/6/10
*Defense: 0	Fireball (5 FP) 	Hits a fireball with his cane. The fireball then drives its way into enemies, possibly burning them. 	 	
Cranky Kong 	This oldie is still a goodie. He joins your quest, evidently to reverse Nintendo's "Orwellian rewriting" of the DK franchise in the wake of Microsoft's buyout of Rare. Press , and he'll use his cane to bounce, which can allow you to cross spikes and other hazardous terrain. He can also hit spiky and flaming enemies!
*HP: 20
*Attack: 1/3/6/10
*Defense: 0	Quake Stomp (6 FP) 	Hits all grounded opponents with an earthquake. Flippable enemies will be flipped upside down. 	 	
Cranky Kong 	This oldie is still a goodie. He joins your quest, evidently to reverse Nintendo's "Orwellian rewriting" of the DK franchise in the wake of Microsoft's buyout of Rare. Press , and he'll use his cane to bounce, which can allow you to cross spikes and other hazardous terrain. He can also hit spiky and flaming enemies!
*HP: 20
*Attack: 1/3/6/10
*Defense: 0	
Hector, Eliwood, and Lyn 	Stars of the first Fire Emblem game to be released outside of Japan, these three join the fight when it's discovered that Nintendo of America has been treating them poorly. Press and they will rush in three directions and slice anything in their way. In battle, only one of them can be out at a time.
*HP: 25/35/50/75
*Attack: 3/4/5/6
*Defense: 0	Switch (0 FP) 	Hector switches to Eliwood, while Eliwood switches to Lyn, and Lyn switches to Hector.
Hector: Shield Breaker (4 FP)
Eliwood: Fire Shield Breaker (5 FP)
Lyn: Shield Stabber (3 FP)	Hector: A very powerful stab that does heavy damage to the front-most ground-bound enemy.
Eliwood: Same as Shield Breaker, and can also burn opponents.
Lyn: Same as Shield Breaker, but Lyn thrusts upward or downward, allowing her to hit any enemy, including those in the air.	
Hector, Eliwood, and Lyn 	Stars of the first Fire Emblem game to be released outside of Japan, these three join the fight when it's discovered that Nintendo of America has been treating them poorly. Press and they will rush in three directions and slice anything in their way. In battle, only one of them can be out at a time.
*HP: 25/35/50/75
*Attack: 3/4/5/6
*Defense: 0	 	
Dancing Blade (4 FP) 	Hits all ground-bound enemies, one at a time; however, the Action Command to pull this off changes every time, and the timing is tricky.	
Hector, Eliwood, and Lyn 	Stars of the first Fire Emblem game to be released outside of Japan, these three join the fight when it's discovered that Nintendo of America has been treating them poorly. Press and they will rush in three directions and slice anything in their way. In battle, only one of them can be out at a time.
*HP: 25/35/50/75
*Attack: 3/4/5/6
*Defense: 0	 	
Dolphin Slash (4 FP) 	Hits one enemy with a sword slash. Hector and Eliwood slice up, with Eliwood's slash being on fire, and Lyn slices down. 	
Hector, Eliwood, and Lyn 	Stars of the first Fire Emblem game to be released outside of Japan, these three join the fight when it's discovered that Nintendo of America has been treating them poorly. Press and they will rush in three directions and slice anything in their way. In battle, only one of them can be out at a time.
*HP: 25/35/50/75
*Attack: 3/4/5/6
*Defense: 0	 	
Counter (5 FP) 	Retaliates against opponents who make direct contact, and reflects projectiles. 	
Hector, Eliwood, and Lyn 	Stars of the first Fire Emblem game to be released outside of Japan, these three join the fight when it's discovered that Nintendo of America has been treating them poorly. Press and they will rush in three directions and slice anything in their way. In battle, only one of them can be out at a time.
*HP: 25/35/50/75
*Attack: 3/4/5/6
*Defense: 0	 	
 	 	
Hector, Eliwood, and Lyn 	Stars of the first Fire Emblem game to be released outside of Japan, these three join the fight when it's discovered that Nintendo of America has been treating them poorly. Press and they will rush in three directions and slice anything in their way. In battle, only one of them can be out at a time.
*HP: 25/35/50/75
*Attack: 3/4/5/6
*Defense: 0	 	
 	 	
Hector, Eliwood, and Lyn 	Stars of the first Fire Emblem game to be released outside of Japan, these three join the fight when it's discovered that Nintendo of America has been treating them poorly. Press and they will rush in three directions and slice anything in their way. In battle, only one of them can be out at a time.
*HP: 25/35/50/75
*Attack: 3/4/5/6
*Defense: 0	 	
==Items==
As in TTYD, you have two "pockets" in your "bag", regular items and important items. You can have a maximum of 25 regular items on you at any one time, which can be doubled with a specific item.
==Bestiary==
===Bosses===
pending
==Reception==
Nothing yet, but here just in case.
==Pre-release and unused content==
Nothing yet, but here just in case.
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