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Ultimate Power
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“ | The chosen heroine arrives! And what is she called, this maiden of darkness? Ophelia Dusk is her name! I've got this scene covered, Odin Dark. You can exit stage left. For Ophelia Dusk will now deliver her most deadly move... Luminary Uppercut! | ” | — Ophelia |
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Ultimate Power (Japanese: 究極最強の魔書 The Ultimate and Strongest Magic Book) is the twentieth paralogue chapter in Fire Emblem Fates. As a paralogue chapter, its events are not integral to the game's main storyline and can be done at the player's leisure. The chapter is unlocked after both clearing chapter 8 in Conquest or clearing chapter 17 in Revelation, and have Odin married.
In this chapter, Odin's daughter, Ophelia, has taken a trip out of her Deeprealm to an ancient city known for its rare tomes seeking for an ultimate tome whose name she read out of her father's book of weapon name ideas, and runs into her father who is also in town looking for rare tomes. Ruffians start to pillage the town during this time also looking for rare tomes, to which father and daughter along with the rest of Corrin's army must defend the town.
Plot
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Ultimate Power/Script
We cut to an ancient city in Hoshido roughly east-northeast of Bottomless Canyon N., where Niles and Odin have gathered, to which Niles notes the town is known for its selection of great tomes (after first saying "tombs" by mistake); after Odin pokes fun at Niles's mistake, he states that he's in the area searching for books open to knowledge, laying on their spines, and flapping their wings like the greatest of dragons. Odin then gets a strange feeling, to which Niles guesses is a touch of gas; Odin then starts to go into theatrics, after which Niles apologizes for asking and then notes someone else in the area. We now see a girl named Ophelia who has also come to this town seeking power also going into theatrics, which doesn't escape Niles's notice; Odin then recognizes Ophelia, who then in turn recognizes Odin as her father. Odin asks Ophelia why she's in his world, to which Ophelia states she's searching for "The Super-Ultimate Tome"--listed in Odin's own book of ideas for weapon names, and stated to be the most forbidden book listed within it; Odin asks Ophelia if she really read out of that book and states that the book is private property of his, to which Ophelia states she couldn't help herself and now craves that forbidden book--and she won't stop until she has it. Odin begins to start explaining the meaning of the chosen book when a boy starts telling people to run for their lives, ruffians are pillaging the town; this prompts Ophelia to spring into action.
Cutting to another part of town, Ophelia declares that she is in the area to serve and the townspeople have nothing to fear, going into theatrics again and declares she will have saved "The Super-Ultimate Tome" by the time she's done; a nearby ruffian scoffs at the concept of one girl saving the town all by herself. Odin then arrives on the scene, to which the ruffian asks who he is; within the theatrics Odin goes into this time, he introduces himself with his Odin Dark persona and promises to deliver his most deadly move if the ruffian so much as lays a finger on Ophelia. With the ruffian already confused by Odin's theatrics, Ophelia herself goes theatrical again, including introducing herself with her Ophelia Dusk persona and telling Odin he can leave the area as she's got the area covered, then promising to deliver her own most deadly move; the ruffian tells Odin and Ophelia that they can't scam quality thugs like him and his crew, and calls them into action. Preparations take place at this point; the battle begins once preparations are complete.
Once the battle ends, Odin breaks a piece of bad news to Ophelia, revealing that Odin's book of weapon name ideas is just that, merely a book to scribble down impressive names for weapons; Ophelia then asks about "The Super-Ultimate Tome", to which Odin states doesn't actually exist, after which Ophelia expresses disappointment. Odin apologizes to Ophelia for disappointing her, then states he has something that might help make it up to her; Ophelia notes that the object is a tome, to which Odin reveals he bought it in town, dashing into a store between turns. Odin states that he has a habit of naming his weapons, but he hasn't named this tome yet and asks Ophelia to do so; after a brief burst of excitment over being able to actually name the tome, Ophelia decides to name it Missiletainn. Odin asks why Ophelia picked that name, to which Ophelia states she saw it scribbled in the margins of Odin's idea book--along with comments saying it was a pretty crummy weapon that slips out of the hand and dull as a butter knife; Ophelia states that she didn't care about those comments, she just loved the sound of the name. Odin reveals that Missiletainn is the only name in his idea book that he ever gave to a real weapon, then goes into detail about how he remembers the circumstances--a blade to which his hand was wed and his enemies fled, that they were quite a pair; Ophelia asks Odin if his hand is empty now and asks that they hold hands together and let foes flee their wrath, as they are now a threesome with Missiletainn in tow. Odin tries to sort through Ophelia's words, to which Ophelia states she wants to travel with Odin as they are both chosen ones; Odin agrees and asks Ophelia to go introduce herself to Corrin and his/her army. Niles asks Silas if he understood the combined theatrics of Odin and Ophelia, asking if the rest of the army is at risk of being upstaged; Silas asks what Niles means, then notes that their theatrics are harmless fun and that Ophelia seems pretty nice, all while Odin and Ophelia continue their theatrics.
Summary
Odin reunites with his daughter, Ophelia, while visiting a village that is well-known for quality tomes. Enemies suddenly attack, planning to steal a rare tome.
Chapter data
Normal Hard Lunatic
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Map dimensions: 30 columns by 24 rows |
Character data
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Available Characters
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Note: The returning characters list only those recruited by the time this chapter can first be unlocked (after completing chapter 8 in Conquest or after completing chapter 17 in Revelation). In Conquest, Felicia is only a returning character if Corrin is male, while Jakob is only a returning character if Corrin is female; in Revelation, both Felicia and Jakob are available regardless of Corrin's gender. As a paralogue chapter, there is no set timeframe in which the chapter must be taken on; thus, it is possible to have recruited more characters than the above by the point the chapter is started.
Item data
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Event tile data
There are no event tiles during the events of the chapter. When returning to the area for skirmishes in Revelation, the following event tiles appear:
- Column 12, row 8: On the northern fort tile
- Column 26, row 14: On a floor tile east of a single-square building tile between the two sets of player starting positions
Dragon Vein data
There are no Dragon Veins in this chapter.
Level scaling data
This chapter's enemy and new player units are subject to level scaling mechanisms that increase their levels as the player makes progress along the main story path. The tables below show the differences between the initial levels of the units and the levels of the units at each particular main story path chapter position. Initial unpromoted units who reach an effective level of 21 will become promoted units of level (effective level -20) unless otherwise stated.
Chapter | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 26 | 27 |
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Levels from previous chapter | 0 | 0 | 0 | +1 | +1 | +2 | +1 | +2 | +1 | +2 | +2 | +2 | +2 | +2 | +2 | +2 | +2 | +2 | +2 |
Total levels gained | 0 | 0 | 0 | +1 | +2 | +4 | +5 | +7 | +8 | +10 | +12 | +14 | +16 | +18 | +20 | +22 | +24 | +26 | +28 |
- Additional notes: Ophelia stops visibly scaling upon hitting level 20 unpromoted at the chapter 18 position; from the chapter 19 position onward, Ophelia will have an Offspring Seal in her inventory. Senno and the initial level 11 enemies become promoted at the chapter 18 position; all other enemy units become promoted at the chapter 19 position.
When enemies become promoted, they become the following classes:
- Senno → Merchant
- Higher-level Samurai → Swordmaster
- Diviner → Onmyoji
- Shrine Maiden → Priestess
- Outlaw → Adventurer
- Archer → Sniper
- Knight → General
- Fighter → Berserker
- Wyvern Rider → Wyvern Lord
- Ninja → Master Ninja
- Lower-level Samurai → Master of Arms
- Apothecary → Mechanist
- Spear Fighter → Spear Master
- Mercenary → Hero
Enemy data
- Stats with two figures separated by a ~ are presented as a range. The figures to the left of the ~ are taken from a chapter 9 playthrough, the earliest possible point where this chapter may be undertaken in the Conquest campaign; the figures to the right of the ~ are taken from a chapter 27 playthrough, the latest possible point a save file may be positioned at.
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Reinforcements
- Turn 1
- 1 Apothecary from past the southern destructible wall
- 2/3 Spear Fighters from past the southern destructible wall
- 1 Fighter from past the southern destructible wall (Lunatic only)
- 1 Outlaw from past the southern destructible wall
- Turn 3
- 1 Apothecary from past the northern destructible wall
- 2/3 Mercenaries from past the northern destructible wall
- 1 Diviner from past the northern destructible wall (Lunatic only)
- 1 Outlaw from past the northern destructible wall
Boss data
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Senno - Stats with two figures separated by a ~ are presented as a range. The figures to the left of the ~ are taken from a chapter 9 playthrough, the earliest possible point where this chapter may be undertaken in the Conquest campaign; the figures to the right of the ~ are taken from a chapter 27 playthrough, the latest possible point a save file may be positioned at.
Normal Hard/Lunatic
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Strategy
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Trivia
- Given Ancient City's location in western Hoshido, it appears quite surprising that it is said to specialize in rare tomes, which are a Nohrian weapon type. On the flip side, Ancient City's location means the two scrolls obtained from villages actually make sense from a geographical standpoint.
Etymology and other languages
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Language | Name | Definition, etymology, and notes |
English |
Ultimate Power |
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Japanese |
究極最強の魔書 |
The Ultimate and Strongest Magic Book |
German |
Wahre Macht |
True Power |
Korean |
궁극 최강의 마도서 |
The ultimate and strongest magic book |
Gallery
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References
← Great Heroism • | Ultimate Power | • Bright Smile → |
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