Cheats Fire Emblem The Sealed Sword.gba
Cheats fire emblem the sealed sword.gba
Cheats fire emblem the sealed sword.gba
Fire Emblem: The Sealed Sword (also known as Fire Emblem: Fuuin no Tsurugi) is a tactical role-playing game for the Game Boy Advance, released in 2002. It is the sixth installment in the Fire Emblem series and the first one to be released outside Japan. The game follows the story of Roy, the son of Marth, who leads a rebellion against the invading forces of Bern. Along the way, he meets various allies and enemies, and discovers the secrets of the legendary weapons and the sealed sword.
If you are looking for some cheats to make your gameplay easier or more fun, you have come to the right place. In this article, we will show you some of the best cheats for Fire Emblem: The Sealed Sword, including codebreaker codes, tips, and secrets. Note that some of these cheats may require a codebreaker device or emulator to work.
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Codebreaker Codes
Codebreaker codes are hexadecimal codes that can be entered into a codebreaker device or emulator to modify various aspects of the game, such as stats, items, levels, etc. Here are some of the most useful codebreaker codes for Fire Emblem: The Sealed Sword:
Code
Description
0000E3B4 000A1000D4F8 0007
Enabler Code. This code must be on for other codes to work.
8202BC00 XXXX8202BC02 YYYY
Master Code. This code allows you to access any chapter in the game. Replace XXXX with the chapter number (0001-0021) and YYYY with the sub-chapter number (0000-0001).
3202BD40 00ZZ3202BD41 00WW3202BD42 00VV3202BD43 00UU3202BD44 00TT3202BD45 00SS3202BD46 00RR3202BD47 00QQ3202BD48 00PP3202BD49 00OO3202BD4A 00NN3202BD4B 00MM3202BD4C 00LL3202BD4D 00KK3202BD4E 00JJ3202BD4F 00II
Character Modifier. This code allows you to change any character in your army into another character. Replace ZZ with the character slot number (01-12) and WW-VV with the character ID (see section 7 for a list of character IDs). Replace TT-SS with the class ID (see section 7 for a list of class IDs). Replace RR-QQ with the level (01-14). Replace PP-OO with the experience (00-63). Replace NN-MM with the current HP (01-FF). Replace LL-KK with the max HP (01-FF). Replace JJ-II with the weapon levels (see section 7 for a list of weapon levels).
8203A0C4 XXXX
Gives you XXXX amount of gold.
8203A0C8 YYYY
Gives you YYYY amount of bonus points.
4203A0CC ZZZZ0000000A 0002
Gives you ZZZZ amount of each item in your inventory.
You can find more codebreaker codes for Fire Emblem: The Sealed Sword [here].
Tips and Tricks
Besides using codebreaker codes, there are also some tips and tricks that can help you improve your gameplay and enjoy the game more. Here are some of them:
Gaiden Chapters. There are six hidden chapters in the game that can only be accessed by fulfilling certain conditions. These chapters offer extra story, items, and characters. To unlock them, you need to do the following:
Chapter 8x: Beat Chapter 8 and keep Lilina alive.
Chapter 12x: Beat Chapter 12 in 20 turns or less.
Chapter 14x: Beat Chapter 14 in 25 turns or less, and keep Sophia alive.
Chapter 16x: Beat Chapter 16 and keep Douglas alive (the general with a portrait).
Chapter 20Ax: Beat Chapter 20A in 25 turns or less. Dayan, Shin, and Sue must be alive.
Chapter 20Bx: Beat Chapter 20B in 25 turns or less. Both Zealot and Juno must be alive.
Chapter 21x: Beat Chapter 21 in 30 turns or less. Zeiss and Miledy must be alive.
Arena Abuse. Every time you see an arena, you can use it to train your characters and earn money. You can fight as many times as you want, as long as you have enough gold and your character is not defeated. To avoid losing, you can press B before the battle ends to cancel it. This way, you can level up your characters to the maximum and get powerful stats and skills.
Promotion Items. There are several items in the game that can be used to promote your characters to a higher class, granting them new abilities and improved stats. However, you should not promote your characters as soon as they reach level 10, the minimum requirement for promotion. Instead, you should wait until they reach level 20, the maximum level for unpromoted characters. This way, you can maximize their stats before promoting them, making them even stronger.
Support Conversations. Support conversations are special dialogues that occur between certain characters when they are near each other on the battlefield. These conversations not only reveal more about the characters' personalities and relationships, but also grant them bonuses in combat, such as increased hit rate, avoid rate, critical rate, etc. To unlock support conversations, you need to have the characters fight together or heal each other for a certain number of turns. Each character can have up to five support conversations in total, with a maximum of three with any one character. You can check the support levels of your characters in the status screen.
Secret Shops. There are four secret shops in the game that sell rare and valuable items that cannot be found elsewhere. To access them, you need to have a member card in your inventory and move a character to a specific tile on the map. The member card can be obtained by stealing it from a thief in Chapter 16 or by visiting a village in Chapter 21. The locations of the secret shops are as follows:
Chapter 16: The tile above the chest near the boss.
Chapter 18: The tile below the chest near the boss.
Chapter 21: The tile above the throne.
Final Chapter: The tile below the throne.
You can find more tips and tricks for Fire Emblem: The Sealed Sword [here].
Secrets and Easter Eggs
Fire Emblem: The Sealed Sword also has some secrets and easter eggs that can be discovered by doing certain actions or meeting certain conditions. Here are some of them:
Bonus Items. After beating the game once, you can start a new game with some bonus items in your inventory. These items include Emblem versions of the Blade, Axe, Bow, Lance, and Seal, Dragon Axe and Shield, Wind Sword, Thor's Ire, Angelic Robe, Body and Speed Ring.
Sound Test. After beating the game once, you can access a sound test option in the main menu that allows you to listen to all the music and sound effects in the game.
Trial Maps. After beating the game once, you can access four trial maps in the main menu that offer extra challenges and rewards.
Alternate Chapters. There are two different versions of Chapter 10 and Chapter 11 that have different maps, enemies, and allies. To play the alternate set of these chapters, you need to visit the village furthest to the top-right corner of the map on Chapter 9.[ - The article continues: Hard Mode. After beating the game once, you can start a new game in hard mode, which increases the difficulty and changes some aspects of the game. For example, some enemies have different classes and weapons, some chapters have different objectives and reinforcements, some characters have different recruitment methods and stats, and some items have different locations and effects.
Sound Room Glitch. There is a glitch in the sound room that allows you to play any music or sound effect in the game, even those that are not normally accessible. To do this, you need to enter the sound room and press A on any track. Then, press B to exit the sound room and press Start to pause the game. Press Select to enter the status screen and press A on any character. Then, press B to exit the status screen and press Start to resume the game. You will hear the music or sound effect that corresponds to the character's ID number.
Character Cameos. There are several characters in the game that are related to or resemble characters from previous Fire Emblem games. For example, Roy is the son of Marth, the protagonist of Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light and Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem. Lilina is the daughter of Hector, one of the main characters of Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade. Wolt is the son of Rebecca, a playable archer from Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade. Sue is the granddaughter of Dayan, a playable nomad from Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade. Echidna is a female hero who looks like Deke, a playable mercenary from Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade.
You can find more secrets and easter eggs for Fire Emblem: The Sealed Sword [here].
Conclusion
Fire Emblem: The Sealed Sword is a great game that offers a lot of fun and challenge for fans of tactical role-playing games. It has a captivating story, memorable characters, strategic gameplay, and plenty of replay value. Whether you