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'''Nosferatu''' (Japanese: {{hover|リザイア|Rizaia}} ''Resire'') is a recurring magic tome which debuted in {{FE2}}, and has appeared in all installments of the {{FES}} except {{title|Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light}} and its remake {{title|Shadow Dragon}}. In every appearance, it has an [[:Category:HP-draining weapons, items and skills|HP drain]] effect - the damage the tome deals to the enemy is used to heal the caster's own [[HP]]. While in the majority of appearances the amount of HP recovered is equal to the damage dealt to the enemy, some games modify the amount of recovered HP to half the damage dealt.
'''Nosferatu''' (Japanese: {{hover|リザイア|Rizaia}} ''Resire'') is a recurring magic tome which debuted in {{FE2}}, and has appeared in all installments of the {{FES}} except {{title|Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light}} and its remake {{title|Shadow Dragon}}. In every appearance, it has an [[:Category:HP-draining weapons, items and skills|HP drain]] effect - the damage the tome deals to the enemy is used to restore [[hit points|health]] back to its caster. While in the majority of appearances the amount of HP recovered is equal to the damage dealt to the enemy, some games modify the amount of recovered HP to half the damage dealt.


Throughout the series, Nosferatu has been given multiple weapon types, some seemingly contradictory with each other. It originated as a [[black magic]] spell in {{title|Gaiden}} exclusively used by [[Cleric]]s and [[Saint]]s, and is a general [[Tome (magic)|tome]] visually depicted as a holy spell in {{title|Mystery of the Emblem}} and [[FE12|its remake]]. It was formally classified as a [[Light (magic)|light tome]] in {{title|Genealogy of the Holy War}} when split magic types were introduced, and remained so in {{title|Thracia 776}}, {{title|Path of Radiance}} and {{title|Radiant Dawn}}. However, it is instead a [[Dark (magic)|dark tome]] in {{title|The Binding Blade}}, {{FE7}}, {{title|The Sacred Stones}}, {{title|Awakening}}, and {{title|Fates}}.
Throughout the series, Nosferatu has been given multiple weapon types, some seemingly contradictory with each other. It originated as a [[black magic]] spell in {{title|Gaiden}} exclusively used by [[Cleric]]s and [[Saint]]s, and is a general [[Tome (magic)|tome]] visually depicted as a holy spell in {{title|Mystery of the Emblem}} and [[FE12|its remake]]. It was formally classified as a [[Light (magic)|light tome]] in {{title|Genealogy of the Holy War}} when split magic types were introduced, and remained so in {{title|Thracia 776}}, {{title|Path of Radiance}} and {{title|Radiant Dawn}}. However, it is instead a [[Dark (magic)|dark tome]] in {{title|The Binding Blade}}, {{FE7}}, {{title|The Sacred Stones}}, {{title|Awakening}}, and {{title|Fates}}.
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|notes1=Restores HP equal to damage dealt to enemy. Has a 50% [[hit rate#Battle hit rate|battle hit rate]] under all circumstances. Can damage [[Duma]] at 52 HP or less.
|notes1=Restores (damage dealt) [[HP]] to the user. Has a 50% [[hit rate#Battle hit rate|battle hit rate]] under all circumstances. Can damage [[Duma]] at 52 HP or less.
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|notes3=Restores HP equal to damage dealt to enemy. Negates the effects of [[Pavise]].
|notes3=Restores (damage dealt) [[HP]] to the user. Negates the effects of [[Pavise]].
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|notese=Restores HP equal to half the damage dealt to enemy.<br>Cannot double attack, inflict [[critical hit]]s, or trigger [[Sword skill#Fates|sword skills]].<br>Sells for 1,250 [[gold]].
|notese=Restores (damage dealt / 2) [[HP]] to the user.<br>Cannot double attack, inflict [[critical hit]]s, or trigger [[Offensive skill#Fates|offensive skills]].<br>Sells for 1,250 [[gold]].
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==Other appearances==
==Other appearances==
==={{SSB4}}===
===''Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS'' and ''Wii U''===
[[File:Ss ssb4 robin nosferatu.jpg|thumb|right|250px| [[Robin (Awakening)|Robin]] using Nosferatu on [[icaruspedia:Palutena|Palutena]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U|Super Smash Bros. for Wii U]]''.]]
[[File:Ss ssb4 robin nosferatu.jpg|thumb|right|250px| [[Robin (Awakening)|Robin]] using Nosferatu on [[icaruspedia:Palutena|Palutena]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U|Super Smash Bros. for Wii U]]''.]]
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Nosferatu and both of its variants are, like all of Robin's special moves, affected by the character's unique [[durability]] mechanic. They can only be used four times before they break, after which point Robin must wait forty seconds before they become usable again.
Nosferatu and both of its variants are, like all of Robin's special moves, affected by the character's unique [[durability]] mechanic. They can only be used four times before they break, after which point Robin must wait forty seconds before they become usable again.


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===''TCG Fire Emblem 0 (Cipher)''===
Nosferatu is present as a skill on one card in {{TCGCipher}}: ''[[Julia#TCG Fire Emblem 0 (Cipher)|B08-055N Tragic Princess, Julia]]''. It is a trigger skill which comes into play automatically whenever Julia defeats an opposing unit. Doing so gives Julia a +10 attack increase until the end of the opponent's next turn.


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
* Nosferatu has been classified as more different weapon types than any other weapon in the ''Fire Emblem'' series.
* Nosferatu has been classified as more different weapon types than any other weapon in the ''Fire Emblem'' series.
* In {{title|Gaiden}}, Nosferatu is the only non-[[Falchion]] weapon which can harm [[Duma]] once he reaches 52 or less HP. This is assumed to be the result of a programming oversight: Duma is coded to force all non-Falchion attacks to have zero accuracy no matter what once he reaches this HP threshold, however this somehow fails to take into account Nosferatu's hard-coded absolute 50% hit rate, and so Nosferatu retains its 50% hit rate when fighting Duma.<ref>Let's Play Archive: [http://lparchive.org/Fire-Emblem-Gaiden/Update%2035/ Fire Emblem: Gaiden by Hafl]</ref>
* In {{title|Gaiden}}, Nosferatu is the only non-[[Falchion]] weapon which can harm [[Duma]] once he reaches 52 or less HP. This is assumed to be the result of a programming oversight: Duma is coded to force all non-Falchion attacks to have zero accuracy no matter what once he reaches this HP threshold, however this somehow fails to take into account Nosferatu's hard-coded absolute 50% hit rate, and so Nosferatu retains its 50% hit rate when fighting Duma.<ref>Let's Play Archive: [http://lparchive.org/Fire-Emblem-Gaiden/Update%2035/ Fire Emblem: Gaiden by Hafl]</ref> If a Nosferatu user kills Duma, the ending plays normally but has slight graphical glitches since it expects [[Alm]] to be the one to kill him.
** Nosferatu's ''Gaiden'' form, based on its effect and learnbase, is often mistaken by some parts of the fandom as being [[white magic]].
** Nosferatu's ''Gaiden'' form, based on its effect and learnbase, is often mistaken by some parts of the fandom as being [[white magic]].


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===Non-canon===
===Other appearances===
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File:Ss ssb4 robin nosferatu.jpg|[[Robin (Awakening)|Robin]] using Nosferatu on [[icaruspedia:Palutena|Palutena]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U|Super Smash Bros. for Wii U]]''.
File:Ss ssb4 robin nosferatu.jpg|[[Robin (Awakening)|Robin]] using Nosferatu on [[icaruspedia:Palutena|Palutena]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U|Super Smash Bros. for Wii U]]''.
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|eng-fan-mean=Used only in earlier versions of the ''Genealogy of the Holy War'' [[fan translation]]. All other fan translations use either "Resire" or "Nosferatu".
|eng-fan-mean=Used only in earlier versions of the ''Genealogy of the Holy War'' [[fan translation]]. All other fan translations use either "Resire" or "Nosferatu".
|jap-name={{hover|リザイア|Rizaia}}
|jap-name={{hover|リザイア|Rizaia}}
|jap-mean=Officially romanized as '''Resire'''.
|jap-mean=Romanized as '''RESIRE''' in its internal file names in ''Path of Radiance'', ''Radiant Dawn'', and ''New Mystery of the Emblem''.
|fren-name=Nosferatu
|fren-name=Nosferatu
|fren-mean=As above.
|fren-mean=As above.

Revision as of 03:23, 16 April 2017

Nosferatu

FESK Nosferatu.png
Artwork of Nosferatu from Genealogy of the Holy War.

Dark mages only. Absorbs target's HP. Can't crit, trigger off. skills, or follow up.

Type
First game

Fire Emblem Gaiden

Nosferatu (Japanese: リザイア Resire) is a recurring magic tome which debuted in Fire Emblem Gaiden, and has appeared in all installments of the Fire Emblem series except Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light and its remake Shadow Dragon. In every appearance, it has an HP drain effect - the damage the tome deals to the enemy is used to restore health back to its caster. While in the majority of appearances the amount of HP recovered is equal to the damage dealt to the enemy, some games modify the amount of recovered HP to half the damage dealt.

Throughout the series, Nosferatu has been given multiple weapon types, some seemingly contradictory with each other. It originated as a black magic spell in Gaiden exclusively used by Clerics and Saints, and is a general tome visually depicted as a holy spell in Mystery of the Emblem and its remake. It was formally classified as a light tome in Genealogy of the Holy War when split magic types were introduced, and remained so in Thracia 776, Path of Radiance and Radiant Dawn. However, it is instead a dark tome in The Binding Blade, Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade, The Sacred Stones, Awakening, and Fates.

Stats

Game Icon Level Might Weight Hit Crit Range Uses Worth WEXP Other effects and notes
Gaiden -- Black: -- 0 2 50 0 1-2 -0 HP -- -- Restores (damage dealt) HP to the user. Has a 50% battle hit rate under all circumstances. Can damage Duma at 52 HP or less.
Mystery of the Emblem Is snes01 nosferatu.png Tome: 1* 12 10 90 0 1-2 20 4,800 -- Restores (damage dealt) HP to the user.
Genealogy of the Holy War Is snes02 nosferatu.png Light magic A 14 12 70 -- 1-2 50 10,000 -- Restores (damage dealt) HP to the user. Negates the effects of Pavise.
Thracia 776 Is snes03 nosferatu.png Light magic B 12 12 65 0 1-2 60 5,200 1 Restores (damage dealt) HP to the user.
The Binding Blade Is gba nosferatu.png Dark magic C 10 6 70 0 1-2 20 3,000 1 Restores (damage dealt) HP to the user.
Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade Is gba nosferatu.png Dark magic C 10 14 70 0 1-2 20 3,200 1 Restores (damage dealt) HP to the user.
The Sacred Stones Is gba nosferatu.png Dark magic C 10 14 70 0 1-2 20 3,200 1 Restores (damage dealt) HP to the user.
Path of Radiance Is gcn nosferatu.png Light magic A 7 12 70 0 1-2 20 1,500 2 Restores (damage dealt) HP to the user.
Radiant Dawn Is wii nosferatu.png Light magic S 6 7 85 0 1-2 17 6,800 4 Restores (damage dealt) HP to the user.
New Mystery of the Emblem Is ds nosferatu.png Tomes E* 8 -- 90 0 1-2 24 2,400 2 Restores (damage dealt) HP to the user.
Awakening File:Is 3ds nosferatu.png Template:Tome3DS D* 7 -- 65 0 1-2 20 980 2 Restores (damage dealt / 2) HP to the user.

Locations

Gaiden

Learned at Innate: Genny • Silk • Teeta

Mystery of the Emblem

Inventory Book 2: Linde
Dropped by Book 2: Chapter 17, enemy Thief

Genealogy of the Holy War

Event Second Generation: Chapter 6, Seliph talks to Julia after Isaach Castle has been seized

Thracia 776

Dropped by Final Chapter, enemy Canis
Treasure Chapter 14, village

The Binding Blade

Inventory Raigh
Treasure Chapter 20A, chest • Chapter 20B, chest • Chapter 22, chest
Vendor Chapter 14 • Chapter 23

Fire Emblem

Dropped by Eliwood's Tale: Chapter 18, enemy Shaman* • Chapter 22x, enemy Shaman* • Chapter 24, enemy Shaman* • Chapter 30, enemy Druid
Hector's Tale: Chapter 19, enemy Shaman* • Chapter 20, enemy Shaman* • Chapter 23x, enemy Shaman* • Chapter 32, enemy Druid

The Sacred Stones

Inventory Knoll
Dropped by Chapter 17, enemy Lyon
Treasure Tower of Valni Floor 6, northwest chest* • Lagdou Ruins Floor 3, west chest* • Lagdou Ruins Floor 5, northwest chest*
Vendor
(in-chapter) 		Chapter 17

Path of Radiance

Dropped by Chapter 17-4, enemy Oliver
Treasure Chapter 22, chest

Radiant Dawn

Inventory Oliver
Event Part 4: Chapter 3, base conversation "Naesala"

New Mystery of the Emblem

Inventory Main story: Linde • Katarina
Assassins: Eremiya
Dropped by Chapter 17, enemy Thief
Armory Online shop* (×3)

Awakening

Inventory Tharja • Aversa
Armory Carrion Isle • Desert Oasis • Divine Dragon Grounds
Merchant
(Anna) 		Plegia Castle Courtyard • Peaceful Village
Merchant
(SpotPass) 		Deirdre • Raigh • Merric • Salem • Sophia
Double Duel Reward for defeating Kellam's Kettles

Fates

This list may be incomplete.
Treasure Revelation: Chapter 26, chest
Armory Dusk Armory: Level 1 (limit 1) • Level 2 (limit 2) • Level 3 (limit 2)
Rank rewards Battle Rank: 1350 (limit 1)

Other appearances

Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U

Robin using Nosferatu on Palutena in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U.
SSB.png This article or section is a short summary of Nosferatu.
SmashWiki features a more in-depth article.

Nosferatu is Robin's down special move in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U. It is difficult to successfully hit with, but when successful it ensnares and paralyzes its target and rapidly deals small amounts of damage to them so long as they remain ensnared, healing Robin as it does so. It deals more damage when used from behind the foe than it does when used in front of them.

As with all special moves in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U, Nosferatu has two alternate variations which can be applied to Robin as customization options. These moves are found at random and collected during the course of the game's other modes, such as Classic Mode and Smash Run.

  • Distant Nosferatu (Japanese: ロングレンジリザイア Long Range Resire) deals less damage and heals Robin less but has significantly improved range, ensnaring targets a great distance in front of Robin.
  • Goetia (Japanese: ゲーティア Goetia) foregoes the healing effect completely and is instead a more powerful attack. When it starts up it has a vacuum effect, which draws foes into its grasp.

Nosferatu and both of its variants are, like all of Robin's special moves, affected by the character's unique durability mechanic. They can only be used four times before they break, after which point Robin must wait forty seconds before they become usable again.

TCG Fire Emblem 0 (Cipher)

Nosferatu is present as a skill on one card in Fire Emblem Cipher: B08-055N Tragic Princess, Julia. It is a trigger skill which comes into play automatically whenever Julia defeats an opposing unit. Doing so gives Julia a +10 attack increase until the end of the opponent's next turn.

Trivia

  • Nosferatu has been classified as more different weapon types than any other weapon in the Fire Emblem series.
  • In Gaiden, Nosferatu is the only non-Falchion weapon which can harm Duma once he reaches 52 or less HP. This is assumed to be the result of a programming oversight: Duma is coded to force all non-Falchion attacks to have zero accuracy no matter what once he reaches this HP threshold, however this somehow fails to take into account Nosferatu's hard-coded absolute 50% hit rate, and so Nosferatu retains its 50% hit rate when fighting Duma.[1] If a Nosferatu user kills Duma, the ending plays normally but has slight graphical glitches since it expects Alm to be the one to kill him.
    • Nosferatu's Gaiden form, based on its effect and learnbase, is often mistaken by some parts of the fandom as being white magic.

Gallery

Other appearances

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology, and in other regions
Language Name Definition, etymology, and notes
English

Nosferatu

A term for a vampire, used here in reference to the HP-draining effect. The word "nosferatu" is ostensibly of Romanian origin, but its true origin is contested; it was popularized by author Bram Stoker in his novel Dracula.

English
(unofficial)

Rizziah

Used only in earlier versions of the Genealogy of the Holy War fan translation. All other fan translations use either "Resire" or "Nosferatu".

Spanish

Nosferatu

As above.

French

Nosferatu

As above.

German

Nosferatu

As above.

Italian

Nosferatu

As above.

Russian

Носферату

Nosferatu; only in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U, as no Fire Emblem game has as yet been officially released in Russian.

References

  1. ↑ Let's Play Archive: Fire Emblem: Gaiden by Hafl

See also

Black magic
Basic spells Agnea's Arrow • Apocalypse • Aura • Bolganone • Blizzard • Cutting Gale • Death • Excalibur • Fimbulvetr • Fire • Gaia • Miasma • Mire • Ocular Beam • Oculus • Ragnarok • Sagittae • Wind
Long-ranged spells Bolting • Death • Ocular Beam • Meteor • Mire • Sagittae • Thoron • Thunder • Upheaval
Spells with secondary effects Excalibur • Medusa • Nosferatu • Oculus • Seraphim
Tomes
Basic tomes Arcfire • Arcthunder • Blizzard • Bolganone • Dying Blaze • Elfire • Elthunder • Ember • Fire • Fimbulvetr • Ginnungagap • Katarina's Bolt • Mjölnir • Ragnarok • Reese's Tome • Sleet • Swarm • Thoron • Thunder
Long-range tomes Meteor • Swarm
Tomes with secondary effects Arcwind • Celica's Gale • Cutting Gale • Disrobing Gale • Dulam • Elsurge • Elwind • Glower • Iago's Tome • Lightning • Merric's Tome • Micaiah's Pyre • Mjölnir (Fates) • Moonlight • Nosferatu • Nova • Odin's Grimoire • Rexcalibur • Robin's Primer • Speed Thunder • Superior Jolt • Surge • Wilderwind • Wind
Regalia and personal tomes Aura • Book of Naga • Brynhildr • Excalibur • Forseti • Imhullu • Missiletainn • Mjölnir • Obscurité • Starlight • Valflame
Light magic
Basic tomes Aura • Divine • Ellight • Lightning • Shine
Long-range tomes Purge
Tomes with secondary effects Nosferatu • Valaura
Regalia and personal tomes Aureola • Creiddylad • Ivaldi • Luce • Naga • Rexaura • Thani
Dark magic
Basic tomes Carreau • Fenrir • Flux • Goetia • Hades Ω • Jormungand • Miasma Δ • Ruin • Verrine • Worm
Long-range tomes Bohr Χ • Death Γ • Eclipse • Fenrir • Mire • Petrify • Poison
Tomes with secondary effects Aversa's Night • Banshee Θ • Dark Spikes Τ • Eclipse • Hel • Jormungand • Luna • Nosferatu • Quake Σ • Swarm Ζ • Waste
Regalia and personal tomes Apocalypse • Balberith • Ereshkigal • Gespenst • Gleipnir • Grima's Truth • Loptous • Naglfar
Monster attacks Crimson Eye • Demon Surge • Evil Eye • Shadowshot • Stone
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