Seabound Shrine

Seabound Shrine

Chapter(s) Act 2: The Pilgrimage Country Zofia Appearance(s) Gaiden Echoes: Shadows of Valentia

Seabound Shrine (Japanese: 海のほこら Sea Shrine) is a temple and dungeon located in Zofia's south-eastern sea. It appears in Fire Emblem Gaiden and Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia, and is first accessed during Act 2: The Pilgrimage.

History

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Gameplay

Main article: The Pilgrimage/Seabound Shrine

This dungeon can only be accessed with Celica's party.

Skirmishes

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Skirmish enemies and allied units fielded
#	Units	Skirmish enemies
Skirmish	8*/10*	Bonewalker ×2 • Revenant ×8

Map

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Mila Shrines

Sacred spring stats
Map location	Uses	Left lion	Right lion
Seabound Shrine Interior	3	Skill	HP
Dungeon area 2	2	Resistance	--
Dungeon area 2	2	--	Experience

Items

Gaiden Echoes: Shadows of Valentia

Items

Name Obtainment Method Blessed Sword In a chest at the very end of the dungeon

Items

Name Obtainment Method Mana Herbs Examine in the Seabound Shrine Interior Memory Prism 1 Examine in the Seabound Shrine Interior Silver Mark (×30) Complete "The Famished Fisherman" Blessed Sword In a chest at the very end of the dungeon

• Additionally, the player may find Coral Fragments from destroying barrels, boxes, grass, and pots.

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Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology and in other regions
Language	Name	Definition, etymology and notes
English	Seabound Shrine	--
Japanese	海のほこら	Sea Shrine
Spanish	Santuario marino	Marine sanctuary
French	Sanctuaire marin	Marine sanctuary
German	Tempel am Meer	Temple by the Sea
Italian	Tempio del Mare	Temple of the Sea
Dutch	Zeekapel	Sea shrine
Simplified Chinese	海的祠堂	Sea temple
Traditional Chinese	海的祠堂	Sea temple

Gallery

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