Today's museum entry is a look at a fan favorite pairing! That's right- we're talking about Kain x Alva. jkjk. We're doing Dimitri x Byleth. Taking the powerful climax to Dimitri's trauma/mental illness arc and having it resolve in the warm hands of his professor against the cold rain is such a

Today's museum entry? Why it's none other than Marianne von Edmund from Fire Emblem Three Houses. She as a fascinating look at depression in a medium where that is often dealt with with a light touch, if at all. Content warning for frank discussion of depression and suicidal ideation throughout.

For today's museum piece, we're going to take a look at a song! Shaman in the Dark is a gorgeous piece of music for, arguably, the most tragic villain in the entire series. Idunn was a divine dragon that had her soul twisted and corrupted to force her to mass produce "war dragons" during the

Today's museum entry, and our first relationship entry. It's not a canon relationship; rather it is my favorite pairing for my favorite character in the series. While Micaiah x Sothe is heavily pushed by IntSys, I have always had a distinct fondness for her relationship with pelleas.

Today's Museum of Fire Emblem entrant: Warp tiles of doom from chapter 24x (The Loptrian Altar) and 16b (Dark Forest) of Fire Emblem 5: Thracia 776. Haven't heard of them? Boy do I have a story for you! Basically, in these two chapters and no where else in the series, there are COMPLETELY

We're doing something a little.... special with today's museum entry. That is to say, that we're celebrating a character who doesn't even have a name. The famed 3-13 archer. Best known as an ancient meme in the fandom, 3-13 archer requires some context to explain.

What better place to start our first post in the Fire Emblem Museum than with the first, and in my opinion greatest Hero King in the series? Marth is the lord of Fire Emblem Shadow Dragon, Mystery of the Emblem, Shadow Dragon DS, and New Mystery of the Emblem. His conflicts are known as the war of