Today Nintendo and Intelligent Systems revealed another new character from the rich cast who will appear in their upcoming simulation JRPG Fire Emblem: Three Houses with a new video, a screenshot, and art.
But before we get into that, during today’s Treehouse live coverage from E3, Nintendo answered a question that has been in the minds of many. Some thought that due to the fact that the main hero is a teacher, romance was not included in the game. Luckily, this is not the case.
Pursuing a romantic relationship will indeed be possible, and that will happen after the five-year jump that will take place at some point in the story and that was featured in the latest trailer. Fire Emblem is still Fire Emblem.
Back to the new character, this time around the spotlight is on Sylvain from the House of the Blue Lions.
Sylvain is the Son of Duke Gautier. He takes good care of his friend and he is seen as an elder brother by many in his class. He also has no rival in his hobby of hitting on girls, causing endless trouble. He has an elder brother who was disinherited because he doesn’t have a crest.
Fire Emblem: Three Houses will release on July 26 exclusively for Nintendo Switch.
If you want to see and learn more of the Fire Emblem: Three Houses, you can enjoy the latest trailer and the latest images, the screenshots and video showing Eldegard, more for Dimitri, assets for Claude, screenshot and video showing Jeralt, and even more starring Rea.
We also have the introduction of Sothis, a look at the main hero and heroine Beres and Beret (or Byleth as they’re named in English), the introduction of Hubert, the reveal of Doudo, the introduction of Manuela, that of Dorothea, the reveal of Felix, the assets introducing Hilda, more showcasing Hanneman, the reveal of Ferdinand, even more showing Mercedes,
You can then check out more assets focusing on Raphael, the first look at Bernadetta, on top of the introduction of Ash, the presentation of Lysithea, the reveal of Kaspar, the reveal of Annette, the video and screenshots for Ignace, those for Petra, and that of a pair of shady villains.
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