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|style="border:none; background-color:{{Color3}};" colspan="2" | [[File:Is feh universal shard.png|20px|Universal Shard|link=Shards and Crystals]] ×1500<br><small>Not available in first three rerun events</small>

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|style="border:none; background-color:{{Color3}};" colspan="2"| [[File:Is feh arena medal.png|20px|Arena Medal|link=Arena Medal]] ×100<br><small>Not available prior to event 4</small>

|style="border:none; background-color:{{Color3}};" colspan="2" | [[File:Is feh universal crystal.png|20px|Universal Crystal|link=Shards and Crystals]] ×1000<br><small>Not available in first three rerun events</small>

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In addition, anytime floors 96-100 of a dungeon are beaten in the first four dungeons and again in the ninth dungeon onward, the team sent into that battle will discover a hot spring and relax in it; the actual design of the hot spring is different in the eleventh, twelfth, and eighteenth dungeons due to a general change in the dungeon's backdrop for those events.  The fifth through eighth dungeons change this to a scene at a summer ocean.

===Illusory Dungeon:  Wings Carry Me===

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|style="{{roundbl}}; border:none; background-color:{{Color3}};" | [[File:Portrait tsubasa madcap idol feh.png|56px|Tsubasa|link=Tsubasa Oribe]]<br>[[Tsubasa Oribe|Tsubasa:  Madcap Idol]]

|style="border:none; background-color:{{Color3}};" | [[File:Portrait mamori microwavin' idol feh.png|56px|Mamori|link=Mamori Minamoto]]<br>[[Mamori Minamoto|Mamori:  Microwavin' Idol]]

|style="border:none; background-color:{{Color3}};" | [[File:Portrait kiria cool façade feh.png|56px|Kiria|link=Kiria Kurono]]<br>[[Kiria Kurono|Kiria:  Cool Façade]]

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|style="border:none; background-color:{{Color3}}"| Dia Sweet Witch (Kiria Ver.)

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*Text found in the game assets from version 2.2.0 onward and associated with the mode's music includes names associated with every game in the main {{FES}} prior to {{title|Three Houses}} (in the English-language text, all of the official names of the games with the exception of ''[[Fire Emblem (GBA)|Fire Emblem]]'', termed here as ''Fire Emblem:  The Blazing Blade'' translating that game's Japanese subtitle in lieu of having an English subtitle of its own) as well as {{title|Warriors}} and ''Heroes'' itself, thus implying future dungeons will add to the music selection.  Text for ''Three Houses'' itself was added in the fifteenth different Tap Battle, Illusory Dungeon:  Three Houses, the first one held since elements from ''Three Houses'' began to appear in ''Heroes'', whereas text for ''Tokyo Mirage Sessions ♯FE Encore'' was added in the eighteenth differnet Tap Battle, Illusory Dungeon:  Wings Carry Me, in tandem with that game's elements first appearing in ''Heroes''.  As of the eighteenth different Tap Battle, Illusory Dungeon:  Wings Carry Me, fifteen of the nineteen games for which text have been allocated in this fashion have been represented in Tap Battle music selections; {{title|Genealogy of the Holy War}} is the only allocated pre-[[Game Boy Advance|GBA]]-era title thus far represented, while every allocated game from the GBA-era onward has been represented.

*Floors 56-60 of Illusory Dungeon:  Shadowed Memories is the first stage in the mode to include non-generic, non-boss enemies in the enemy selection, usually among the additional enemies appearing alongside bosses, in this case [[Palla]], [[Catria]], and [[Est]]; likewise, [[Ogma]] and [[Barst]] appear on floors 76-80.

*Although some [[Accessory (Heroes)|accessories]] had been associated with previous Tap Battles, Illusory Dungeon:  Farewells is the first to distribute these accessories directly via its rewards table; previous Tap Battle-associated accessories were distributed via associated quests.  Accessories returned to the quest rewards with the major retooling of the rewards table in the thirteenth event.

*"The Sacrifice and the Saint", from the Illusory Dungeon:  Heartstring's Ties event, is the first song to make its first Tap Battle appearance in an Extra Stage; previously, all Extra Stage songs had been repeats of songs from previous events.