Unused content in Fire Emblem: Thracia 776: Difference between revisions

| "Brionac", a common spear name in Japanese entertainment that is sometimes erroneously claimed to be the name of [[wikipedia:Lugh#Lugh's spear|Lugh's spear]] in Irish mythology; however, this name has no basis in the actual Irish myths and is entirely an invention of the Japanese fantasy genre (compare [[Yewfelle#Etymology and other languages|"Ichaival"]]).

| {{hl|イシュタル専用<br>技＋２０　速さ＋１０|Ishutaru sen'yō. Waza + 20, hayasa + 10}}<br>''[[Ishtar]] only. Skl +20, Spd +20.''<br><small>Has no special effect, despite the description's claims.<br>(Item index #55)</small>

The game uses a number of hidden skills to confer class or weapon attributes like [[Canto]] or critical hit negation; or to protect units important to the plot like [[Eyvel]], who cannot die under any circumstances until [[The Altar of Loptr|Chapter 24x]], but may still be [[capture]]d.<ref>{{Cite web|published=May 8, 2012|retrieved=March 5, 2015|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20130109095135/http://d.hatena.ne.jp/SITORASU/20120508|title={{lang|ja|トラキア776のキャラクターとか。}}|site=Hatena - {{lang|ja|主に感想。}}, archived by the Wayback Machine|author=SITORASU}}</ref> There is, however, a visible but unused skill whose name and description claim to make the user immortal, despite having a completely different effect.

| Unused generic portrait.

Characters whose [[level]] is marked with a ? do not have an internally set level, so their stats are subject to change through auto-levelling if accessed in gameplay.

'''Gunna''' (Japanese: {{hl|グンナ|Gunna}} ''Gunna'') uses the boss [[Cohen]]'s portrait. He has unused death and escape quotes of their own, the contents of which imply that the character was intended to be [[Asbel]]'s father; this is supported by Gunna's class, [[Bishop]], which matches the role Asbel's father is stated in his ending to have held in the city of Frest. His data is located at the character index number 2C, in the middle of the playable characters.

| style="background: {{Color3}}; padding: 10px; border-top-left-radius: 25px; border-bottom-left-radius: 25px; border: 1px solid {{Color2}}; width: 45%" lang="ja" | うむっ．．．<br>ちと長く．．．生きすぎだな．．．<br>アスベル．．．

| style="border-top-left-radius: 0px; border-bottom-left-radius: 0px; width: 45%" | ''Nngh...<br>I've lived... Long enough...<br>Asbel...''

| style="background: {{Color3}}; padding: 10px; border-top-left-radius: 25px; border-bottom-left-radius: 25px; border: 1px solid {{Color2}}" lang="ja" | この老いぼれは足手まといですな…<br>リーフ様もお早くおいでください

| style="border-top-left-radius: 0px; border-bottom-left-radius: 0px" | ''An old man like me would only be a hindrance... I wish you luck, Lord Leif.''

Two sets of unused data for Julius exist: one assigned with [[Saias]]'s portrait, the other with [[Julia]]'s portrait. The two sets are largely identical, but the Saias version's name is spelled {{lang|ja|ジュリアス}} ''{{lang|ja-Latn|Juriasu}}'' rather than the usual {{lang|ja|ユリウス}} ''{{lang|ja-Latn|Yuriusu}}'', and has some data the Julia version lacks. In the finished game, Julius appears only in a cutscene in the ending of [[The Dungeon|Chapter 4]].

'''Jabal''' (Japanese: {{hl|ジャバル|Jabaru}} ''Jabal'') reuses the portrait of one of [[Lifis]]'s minions from [[The Pirate Isles|Chapter 2x]], and was likely intended to be a standard boss. His data is located at the character index number 39.

Unused dialogue strongly suggests that Ishtar was intended to appear as a reinforcement [[boss]] partway through [[The Empire's Counterattack|Chapter 19]]; in the finished game, she only appears in cutscenes in several chapters. She is the only unit capable of equipping the unused [[Mjölnir]] tome. Her data is located at the character index number 46.

In the finished game, Travant appears only in a cutscene in the opening of [[The Emblem of Njörun|Chapter 9]]. His data is located at the character index number 62.

In the finished game, Arion appears only in a cutscene in the opening of [[Open Fire|Chapter 14]]. His data is located at the character index number 72.

'''Orbis''' (Japanese: {{hl|オービス|Ōbisu}} ''Orbis'') reuses the boss [[Colho]]'s portrait, and was likely intended to be a standard boss. His data is located at the character index number 8F.

|portrait=[[File:Portrait colho fe05.png]]

In the finished game, Manfroy appears only in cutscenes in the ending of [[The Dungeon|Chapter 4]] and the opening of [[An Undying Oath|the Endgame]]. Manfroy's character data is assigned [[Machyua]]'s portrait, rather than his own. His data is located at the character index number AE.

| [[File:Bs fe05 unused knight lord lance.png]]<br>[[Lance (weapon)|Lance]]<br><small>([[Iron Lance]])</small>

| [[File:Bs fe05 unused master knight lance.png]]<br>[[Lance (weapon)|Lance]]<br><small>([[Iron Lance]])</small>

| [[File:Bs fe05 unused master knight female lance.png]]<br>[[Lance (weapon)|Lance]]<br><small>([[Iron Lance]])</small>

An alternate version of [[An Undying Oath|the Endgame]] exists in the data, it is used for the game's closing cutscenes after defeating the final boss, though only a portion of it can be seen during the cutscene. It is referred to in the save menu as '''{{lang|ja|ＱＥＳ{{h|てもたデつ|Temotadetsu}}Ｂ！}}''', a string which has no apparent meaning and forms no words in either Japanese or English; however, when beginning the chapter, the chapter title splash instead display's the Endgame's proper name. Its physical layout is virtually identical to [[:File:Cm fe05 F.png|the final game's version of the map]], but it reuses the Munster Castle interior tileset rather than the final version's unique tileset, and accordingly features walls around the boundary of the map's ground, rather than the empty void the final version features. [[Veld]]'s chamber is not locked in this version and both he and his [[Berserker]] guards are clearly visible.