Fire Emblem Engage amiibo Unlocks Detailed, Here's What You'll Receive

Yawn.

If only they'd made Charlotte and Tharja amiibo, then the unlockable costumes might have piqued some interest from, er, my former friend, who might be into that kind of thing.

I'm actually still amazed Nintendo keeps locking content behind these things.

As I understand it, a compatible FE amiibo gives you some kind of token (fashion and/or? Music) once and then you can choose the item you get. Is this right?

Are these unlockable through gameplay, or are the amiibo required? Because if it's the latter, that's no skin off my nose. I just order some NFC tags.

Too bad that the training outfit is the only one that lets you change the hairstyle to a ponytail which means it's the only one I'm going to use (edit: Lyns outfit changes the hair as well)
Also outfits are pointless anyway since they only effect the appearance in Somniel. They could at the very least effect the support talks as well

@okeribok : In virtually all cases (that I am aware of), these sorts of things are a one-time unlock, so, you won't need to tap the amiibo every time you want to listen to the music or use the costume.

For anyone interested, this is what the costumes look like in game: https://youtu.be/kbO06ltpBfQ

While The Devoted is fantastic, I’m a bit disappointed that 2 Radiant Dawn tracks were picked instead of 1 from each Tellius game. Nintendo’s grudge with the Gamecube’s existence is really frustrating given that console’s library is very strong.

@Sisilly_G Agree, but I think with FEE you do NOT need to scan amiibo X to get outfit X. You can scan amiibo A, get a token (only once), then pick outfit and/or song X (to keep without scanning the amiibo again). This would suit the fact that f.i. there is a Lynn outfit, but no Lynn amiibo

Nice! I have the full FE set so I am looking forward to using these.

@okeribok : This case is unusual though, as it doesn't seem that the amiibo unlock anything specific to the character, which is a little stupid, but on the plus side, people will only need a single Fire Emblem themed amiibo to unlock everything.

@PtM You get music tickets and costume tickets for scanning, then just trade them in. What I don't get is of it's random or what. First day each scan got me 1 of each ticket. Next day I got no tickets, just vegetables.

Because of how song names are sometimes translated differently, I wonder if any of these songs are from Binding Blade, specifically the first theme for Roy's campaign (translated on my playlist as Beyond the Sky)?

Which I don't see anything on the list remotely named similarly, so again it feels like Roy Our Boy was shafted.

Lame support. You’d think in a game about using physical objects to summon characters that amiibo would go ham on the functionality, but oh well. At least they do something.

@Grumblevolcano What are you on about a grudge?

@MegaVel91 Gamecube is the only Nintendo system that Nintendo’s seemingly ignoring the existence of. No Double Dash tracks in the Booster Course Pass so far, only 1st party Gamecube game brought to Switch so far is the limited time release of Sunshine (not even any sign of the Wii U remasters of Wind Waker and Twilight Princess), etc.

It feels as if Nintendo wants to forget the system existed.

Since they're locking content behind Amiibo, they should do another print run of them.

@HandheldHaunter it's only fair some of us bought them after all

@Ralizah They have. I was finally able to get a Female Corrin amiibo a few days ago.

It’s ridiculous you can only get one music and one fashion ticket per figure. At least in the US, they don’t even sell a lot of FE amiibo so it’s pretty much impossible to unlock everything unless you’ve been buying these since they came out. I just don’t get why they’d lock content behind amiibo without, Yknow, actively trying to sell amiibo lol

Nice bonuses for all of the (many)...(complete collection of) Fire Emblem amiibo I own.

@Waluigi451 I always thought it was strange that Nintendo from the beginning stated they didn't want to ever produce a title that was amiibo exclusive. Personally I think it would have been cool to have a Nintendo adventure, maybe even a Street Pass style game, where you play as your physical amiibo character through some sort of mini adventure.

@okeribok Yes, you get one music and one costume token with each Amiibo you scan. You can only scan the same Amiibo once per day with a limit of 5 Amiibo per day.

So if you have 5 different FE Amiibo you get the quickest unlock of all the outfits and music.

With milas divine protection is such a good song... that id consider buying an amiibo i dont have thats out of print just to add it to my game

@Browny The official english name is Beyond Distant Skies. But no, that's not here. Instead they used "Beneath a New Light" which plays in Binding Blade's lategame maps.

cool I have all those amiibo so I guess I'll get extremely slightly more use out of them lol. Seriously I only bought them to have a ton of tiny Nintendo statues so I'm happy with whatever extra stuff they end up doing.

@Hejiru
Boooo I'm so disappointed. (For no reason since I wasn't even going to buy the game.)

I guess the lategame tune ain't so bad, but it lacks the nostalgia factor for me, personally.

@KayFiOS
after maxing the bond level of an emblem with every character, you unlock their Amiibo Gazebo Outfit and Song.