Shine

Shine Icon of Shine from Radiant Dawn. High-level light magic. It can only be wielded by those dedicated to serve good.

Type Light First game Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade

Shine (Japanese: シャイン Shine) is an uncommon light tome which debuted in Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade. In its first three appearances, in the hierarchy of light magic Shine is the second "stage", more powerful than the basic Lightning tome, and a counterpart to Thunder and Luna in the Game Boy Advance games, and to Elfire, Elthunder and Elwind in Path of Radiance. In its fourth and most recent appearance, Radiant Dawn, its rank was greatly increased to make it a counterpart to Arcfire, Arcthunder, Arcwind, and Carreau.

Stats

In the main Fire Emblem series

Game	Icon	Level	Might	Weight	Hit	Crit	Range	Uses	Worth	WEXP	Other effects and notes
The Blazing Blade		D	6	8	90	8	1-2	30	900	2	--
The Sacred Stones		D	6	8	90	8	1-2	30	900	2	--
Path of Radiance		C	4	6	75	0	1-2	30	2,100	2	--

In other Fire Emblem series titles

Game	Icon	Level	Might	Weight	Hit	Crit	Range	Uses	Worth	WEXP	Other effects and notes
Heroes	File:Is feh skill offense.png	3★	9	--	--	--	2	Infinite	200 SP	--	--
Heroes (+, unrefined)	File:Is feh skill offense.png	5★	13	--	--	--	2	Infinite	300 SP	--	--
Heroes (+, refined: +Atk)		5★	15	--	--	--	2	Infinite	350 SP 500 50	--	Grants +2 HP.
Heroes (+, refined: +Spd)		5★	14	--	--	--	2	Infinite	350 SP 500 50	--	Grants +2 HP and +2 Speed.
Heroes (+, refined: +Def)		5★	14	--	--	--	2	Infinite	350 SP 500 50	--	Grants +2 HP and +3 Defense.

Locations

The Blazing Blade

Dropped by	Eliwood's tale: Chapter 20, enemy Monk • Chapter 22x, enemy Monk* Hector's tale: Chapter 21, enemy Monk • Chapter 23x, enemy Monk*
Vendor	Eliwood's tale: Chapter 24 • Chapter 27 • Chapter 29x Hector's tale: Chapter 24 • Chapter 27 • Chapter 29x

Heroes

Shine+

Units

Oliver: Admirer of Beauty

Other appearances

Fire Emblem Cipher

Shine is present as a skill on one card in Fire Emblem Cipher: B05-051SR Priestess of Hope, Micaiah. It is a manual-activation skill which, for a cost of flipping 1 bond, allows the player to draw two other discarded Micaiah cards from the Retreat Area and use them to grow this Micaiah, then draw a card. That drawn card is treated as if it had been leveled up and is allowed to use any Class Change Skills it has.

Flavor text

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style="Template:Roundtl; border:none; background-color:#222222; color:#fff" width="10%"|Game Text (English) style="Template:Roundtr; border:none; background-color:#222222; color:#fff" width="30%"|Text (Japanese) The Blazing Blade ?? ?? The Sacred Stones -- ?? Path of Radiance Mid-level light magic. It is somewhat difficult to master, but it deals a fair amount of damage. ?? Radiant Dawn High-level light magic. It can only be wielded by those dedicated to serve good. ??

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology, and in other regions
Language	Name	Definition, etymology, and notes
English	Shine	--
Spanish	Resplandor	Sheen
French	• Rayon • Flash	• Beam; in The Blazing Blade and The Sacred Stones. • Flash; in Path of Radiance and Radiant Dawn.
German	Glanz	Splendor
Italian	Fulgore	Splendor

Gallery

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  Serra casting Shine in Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade.

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  Rhys casting Shine in Path of Radiance.

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  Micaiah casting Shine in Radiant Dawn.