But Gradivus reapears as hardin weapon in Mistery of the emblem, before Camus returns and meet Marths army

Pretty sure the blonde is just hair dye they used to hide the fact they are nabateans back in the day and that you can see the green hair colour they have in the base game in the tips of their hair.

@@moon4236 Eh, I doubt it… why hide the fact that they’re Nabateans when that’s probably irrelevant to any not of TWSITD?

@@stevenchoza6391 because they were fighting TWSITD and Nemesis?

@@moon4236 And? What are they going to do about it?

@@stevenchoza6391 kill them for their bones lol

Yeah but Fates is in an alternate timeline

@@akingbob2669 that doesn’t matter. He didn’t alter his own timeline, he specifically changed the fallen timeline that Severa, Inigo and Owain left behind

@@silvermoon2608 hmm no. That could still work as Ak being a dragon restore the world would still look Sothis doing so to comment man, thus strenthing her daughter idea of them being divine

I mean, he restored the greenery, not the people. Grima still wiped out most of humanity. It’s not like they can just repopulate over night. The human race would still be in disarray in the fallen timeline.

I had the theory that the star sothis came from is actually a dragon gate of sort.

Yeah it’s definitely heavily implied Sothis and the Nabateans are aliens, not even from the same planet

@@rhettmitchell my personal headcanon is that Sothis is the daughter of Morgan (with Robin and Tiki as her parents) who after Robins death, Tiki ascension into being the new Naga (as we see in future past) and the Morgan born after the game eventually becoming the new voice of the divine, the future Morgan decided to go traveling through the outrealms and eventually found the blasted remains of the fallen timeline. Future Morgan (maybe inspired by guilt from what she did in future past) decides to stay in this timeline and help humanity any way she could eventually having a daughter Sothis. Sothis and by extension Seiros don’t fully understand the outrealms which over the course of Morgan’s life are lost or destroyed, so as far as the people of Foldan couldn’t comprehend where the Nabateans came from (and even the Nabateans themselves who only reference would be Morgan claiming she came from a different world then this one) that it got construed as being alien in nature instead of inter dimensional

While I can't agree that it is long enough for the landmasses to shift I can definitely concede 1 or both of 2 options: 1st, Due to uber powerful weapons and beings the earth can be distorted magically and destructively 2nd, Ancient map makers were just incorrect with what the land actually looked like. Looking at maps made by real life ancient people and then comparing them to what we today know to be real, well, it's a strong argument in my opinion

I mean. What if Three Houses actually take place before? Specifically known experiments of manipulating dragon blood is something known in the old lore. And that seams to be rather singular event.

I think the Agarthans just assumed she came from the stars due to her immense power, as since she came from a "faraway place" which could easily be Elibe or any other continent. Lots of stuff surrounding Sothis is either made-up or exaggerated as Rhea tried to prop her up as much as possible.

@@AmirPrinceling Sothis herself states to byleth in three hopes "Behold the power I've acquired at the edge of time and space". I feel like that's pretty on the nose.

@@twistednwarped314 Ah I've yet to play Three Hopes myself, but still I doubt she's literally referring to space but rather existence as a whole, as space is just another word for existence. Wouldn't really make as much sense if she was equating outer space to time, concepts that aren't necessarily connected, as opposed to time and existence.

@@AmirPrinceling Fair point however there are many lines of dialogue and lore that states she came "from the stars". On top of that I actually think that instead of a linear timeline the game are by a multiverse due to something that happens at the end of one of three hopes storylines. I don't wanna spoil anything so I'll just say it's highly reminiscent of the "other realm" from fates, which was shown to be used by Owain and others from awakening to reach the Fates world and they even talk about how many worlds they've visited to try to save their own. Add to that how Sothis shares quite a few similarities with tiki, hair color, ears, eye color, even stature as well as more than likely being capable of transforming between human and dragon forms and it becomes almost blatantly obvious that she is in fact from another world. Just not actually from space. Which would be easily explained since trying to tell primitive ppl you came from another universe in the multiverse would be harder than simply saying she came from another world.

@@twistednwarped314 @Twistedn warped @Twistedn warped I appreciate you not spoiling, but I really believe Sothis is not actually from an alternate universe or anything and her being "from the stars" is just a romanticization of the truth. Sort of like how characters like Naga were glorified and praised as if they were gods, when in reality they weren't. Just beings of great power, which, to common people, is enough to qualify as a god. Also, Rhea is shown to have glorified her to an extreme degree in order to prop her up as a Goddess of Fodlan. There is definitely a FE Multiverse, of sorts, but personally I believe all the games take place in one world, there's just a multiverse to accomodate the differing paths of certain games. When it comes to the Awakening Trio in Fates, we find out in Hidden Truths they were brought to the world of Fates through Anankos's power rather than the Outrealms/Dragon's Gate. Though the thing about that is Nohr/Hoshido are strongly implied to be in the distant past (Rhajat's dialogue confirms she'd reincarnate into Tharja, which also implies reincarnation for Asugi and Caeldori as well). Anankos states in Hidden Truths how he'll be transporting Inigo, Severa, and Owain through time, but gives them Crystals that'll transport them back either to the present (with Chrom and the gang) or to their own "world" (the ruined future), which pretty much confirms Awakening is Fates' future and that the ruined timeline is another world/universe. In regards to Sothis and Tiki's similarities, I definitely believe Sothis and her children are Divine Dragons, though not all Divine Dragons are related but many still share certain features. Most of them have Green hair, such as Duma and Mila, who are siblings, but not related to Naga and Tiki. Plus, I find there are still a number of connections within Three Houses that hint at it taking place in the same world as at least the Archanea games, such as the appearance of the Regalia weapons, Morfis and it's stark similarity to that of Thabes in Archanea, and also just the fact that the director, when asked if Three Houses had any direct connections to previous games, mentioned Archanea, which tells us that they're connected in some way, which implies they are also of the same world or else he wouldn't have even mentioned Archanea by name.

Another world i Belive where Is not known

I'm in the process of doing a 3 Houses one haha, dunno if I'll ever actually post it anywhere to be read though

the dlc well is probably a dragon gate

@@GenMars most likely

I'll go into specifics about each game's placement, but first I'll elaborate on the events I singled out. The Scouring and The Ending Winter: The Scouring is actually a very pivotal event. Or more specifically, The Ending Winter that takes place during this war. The Ending Winter is an event described as "a series of elemental imbalances" causes by the immensely powerful Legendary Weapons wielded by the Eight Legends. This event forced dragons to seal the majority of their power into stones in order to survive and assume human form. This is extremely important as this event is more or less referenced in the official timelines for Archanea/Jugdral/Valentia, as seen here: fireemblemwiki.org/wiki/Timeline_of_Archanea,_Valentia_and_Jugdral In this timeline, during the year 180 (Grann) does the decline of dragons suddenly occur. This is when Naga instructs her fellow dragons to seal their powers within stones so they may survive and not suffer degeneration. I believe this is exactly when the Ending Winter occurs, though it is not called that here due to the fact The Scouring happened far away from Archanea, Valentia, and Jugral, all the way in Elibe, so naturally they wouldn't have any idea what cause it specifically. I truly believe Binding Blade was made to explain this event that previously was left ambiguous as to what the actual cause was. But the reason I believe this event is important is this: Manaketes didn't exist before this point. Or rather, they never needed stones. In Tellius, all the Laguz have no need of stones in order to transform. But when the Ending Winter occurs and the elemental imbalances happen, those who are capable of transforming can no longer do so for as long as they once did, forcing them to seal their powers within stones (including Beast units). First Dragons Ascend: The First Dragons were twelve dragons who warred with each other in order to determine who would rule the land in the past of Fates. However, they started to degenerate, so most of them ended their own lives so as to avoid degeneration (this information is mostly found in the Ancient Texts in the Records Hall). Anankos was one of the First Dragons and was the guardian of the Kingdom of Valla. Rather than shed his mortal shell, like his brethren, he instead opted to stay behind as the Figurehead of Valla, which implies that he spent most time in dragonform and over-utilizing his powers, which made him continue to degenerate. As a sidenote, it's shown that when dragons overuse their power (be they manakete or not), they begin to degenerate. This is why Tiki was put to sleep by Naga in order to avoid degeneration and why Tiki as an adult must go to great lengths in order to restrain her power so to avoid degenerating. We see two instances of Divine Dragons degenerating from overusing their power with Mila and Duma, as both spend a lot of their power in order to keep their respective part of Valentia going. Anyways, I believe that The Ending Winter happened right during the war between the First Dragons, which is why they all suddenly began to degenerate at once. Anankos also seems to have been in his dragon form constantly, which would imply that was what he was used to. It is also stated that he had a dragonstone in which he sealed his powers within, but as I said sealing your powers within a stone won't stop you from degeneration if you continue to overuse said powers. Nada Kuya: This event is a much more obscure and could very well be a nod, but I feel it fits a bit too well to be an event that directly connects Magvel to Valentia. Nada Kuya is a character talked about in Saleh's supports with Eirika: "Saleh: Well, in ancient times, Caer Pelyn was invaded by a foreign nation. Eirika: Really? Saleh: And leading the charge against the invaders was Nada Kuya. She carried a narrow sword made from a fang gifted to her by the dragonkin. With her dragon blade in her hand, she drove Caer Pelyn's enemies away." She wielded "a blade gifted to her by the dragonkin" which is most likely a Falchion. Also, the name Nada Kuya sounds foreign to Magvel, which is why I believe that Nada Kuya instead came to Magvel from Valentia with Alm's Falchion in hand. I believe this because her name sounds similar to that of Kamui, Say'ri, and Yen'fay, all residents of Valentia/Chon'sin and also in Awakening, Valentia's Falchion is notably absent, even though Walhart would be able to use it due to being of Alm and Celica's bloodline. And also, Magvel is in itself a reference to Gaiden, due to its world map and the monsters, which is why I feel this was more of a connection rather than a little easter egg, and also and also an explanation for Walhart's inexplicable lack of the Falchion and a way of connecting Magvel to the other games. One last thing is the Outrealms and Dragon's Gate. If Fates truly took place within the world on the other side of the Dragon's Gate, there would be little use for transformation stones and Anankos and the other First Dragons wouldn't have degenerated. I believe the Outrealms and Dragon's Gate are simply the same thing but just differing names. Both are capable of traversing to other world's/dimensions and even times. Now I'll expand upon the placements for the games.

Tellius: Tellius clearly takes place at the beginning, as most theorize, due to it being a creation story. One thing I feel is not though too much though is The Great Flood that, supposedly, sunk all the lands into the ocean by Tellius itself. I personally believe The Great Flood left more lands still standing, more specifically the lands of the other games. For starters, Nailah's nation of Hatari was thought to have been swallowed up by the flood, as we see in Dheginsea's boss conversation with Nailah: "Dheginsea: You... are of the wolf people Nailah: Yes. After the floods, we built our country to the east of the great desert. Dheginsea: ...So we weren't the only ones to survive..." This conversation felt like a hint that more lands than we thought had survived the flood. Also, the most major piece of evidence is Ike. In his ending, he leaves Tellius. "Once he saw stability returned, Ike left on a journey to lands still unknown. He was never seen again." Him leaving on a journey for lands still unknown implies that he did indeed find them, since he never returned. Fates: -Rhajat, Caeldori, and Asugi are implied to later reincarnate into Tharja, Cordelia, and Gaius respectively. The main evidence for this is Rhajat's death quote: “I see...a distant sandstorm. Will you be there waiting?” That would also imply that Corrin would also later reincarnate into Robin. There's also Rhajat and Corrin's A support which has her foretelling that they'd meet meet again in their future lives, though this part of their A Support is exclusive to the Japanese version of the game. pastebin.com/e5fpH6m6 Anna also has a number of interesting lines in My Castle: “All of our legends so far are about dragon gods. I wonder if all of humanity's big adventures are still waiting for us...” (In this this world, there aren't any sagas about Heroes. There are only legends created by this world about dragon gods. Everything in the legends of the people are things that will happen in the future from now.) -Japanese version of the other line. -Japanese-exclusive "There is someone in this world who might be like you. They might even be born later from now." "What do you think about having a small shop in this room? Let's see, about the name... How about 'The Secret Shop'?" kzfaq.info/get/bejne/p66jfqmKst24f6M.html These lines imply that the world itself is still relatively new and there haven't been many truly notable events that have happened yet. Also, The Secret Shop line could imply that the Fates Anna was the first Anna to open a Secret Shop, something run by Annas in most of the other games (barring Tellius and Valentia). Though all these lines could easily be seen as just nods and whatnot, I still feel it's plausible to say that Fates happened in the distant past, as the kingdoms are seen as mythical by those in Ylisse, which is another reason I placed it after Tellius and before Jugdral. Jugdral: Jugdral doesn't require too much explanation, however one of the reasons it takes place before Elibe is because of the timeline linked before. If the Ending Winter happened in year 180 of the Grann Calendar and the events of Elibe occur 2000 years after, that would place the Elibe games after Jugdral since the Jugdral games start in the Grann year 757. Elibe: More or less already explained its placement, but another reason is the fact that Karel and Karla are heavily hinted in their supports to be from Jugdral and of the Od bloodline. The other games don't require too much explanation, barring Fodlan. Fodlan and Magvel are interchangable in their placements, the main thing is that Fodlan takes place after Archanea and before Awakening. One of the reasons is, in fact, the Regalia. Archanea's Regalia are stated to have been stolen from "an unidentified origin" by the thief Adrah, the weapons then going on to becoming legendary weapons of Archanea. Their presence in Fodlan and Kusakihara's mention of Archanea tell me that the Regalia, while legendary in Archanea, are actually just extremely powerful that can be forged in Fodlan. Also, I believe that Adrah is from Fodlan and perhaps fled Fodlan during one of its past wars. Another piece of evidence I have is Morfis. In one of the books in the library is a book that details the various countries and places of Fodlan and near it. One such place is Morfis, which is in the lower-right of Fodlan's map. This city, once known as "The City of Ilusion", is a magic metropolis within an immense desert. This is almost exactly like the City of Thabes, which was a desert city that Duma destroyed in the past, the ruins then being named "The City of Ilusion". Also, to the south of Thabes lies Khadein, which is a desert city of magic and scholars. The shape of Morfis also looks just like a piece of land to the top-left of Archanea's map. What I believe is later on, Thabes would be revitalized by mages and scholars from Khadein and become Morfis. Archanea and Fodlan being near each other would definitely explain the origins of the Regalia and even Adrah himself. And that's that. I honestly got a little carried away there, but I've always been extremely passionate about finding connections between the various games as I've always wanted to prove that they all take place within the same world. Hopefully everything didn't come across too jumbled, as there's a lot of evidence I wanted to relay, hopefully I didn't forget to mention anything. Again, great work on the video, I wish I saw more people theorizing about Fire Emblem lore.

Also I didn't realize until I had finished typing that there was a size limit for KZfaq comments.

Also Tokyo mirage session is actually part of the timeline. It’s directly linked to the bad ending of New mystery of the emblem where Gharnef tricks Marth and Kris and fake his death allowing him to revive Medeus in secret and with the army having been disbanded to try and focus on repairs the kingdom of Archena was caught completely off guard by Medeus sudden appearance leading to some characters being banished/retreat to the idolasphere the pocket reality between dimensions (to be fair in the context of the greater timeline it’s probably just a renamed outrealm)

If that were true, then Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is possible, because this can bring Marth, Lucina, Roy, Ike, Chrom, Corrin, Robin, and Byleth from entire timeline into one point of time.

@@chargeminecraft I mean hell if you had the amiibos from smash Wii U there was a little story attached to each character before you fought them with Lucina, Ike, Robin, and Marth all talking about being in a place with the most unusual fighters they have ever seen in a place of endlessly testing each other’s battle prowess

@@chargeminecraft with the realization that Tokyo mirage session is a result of Naga creating a hole in the dimensions to save some of the cast of fire emblem 1 it actually makes more sense why the cast of Fire emblem new mystery of the emblem, awakening and fates were dragged in to the events of warriors, there are already holes linking different times and dimensions in those games, it actually makes a lot of sense why it would be those characters who would be pulled from their reality over other characters,

It's probably a coincidence since blue is a very popular hair color in FE. Plus Eirika and Ephraim don't seem to have any dragon/manakete qualities.

On top of that huge plot point of experiments on the dragon bloodline and drags as deities hiding they nature. So it would make sense if Three Houses would take place after Radiant Down. Rhea could be Naga (especially as she was using several names already).

A few thousand years is not enough for a land to look different unless something significant happened. Changes on earth naturally happened over the period of millions of years. Humans also were 100% not able to make any significant changes to the world itself in fire emblem i mean come on those guys didn't develop at all over the period of thousands of years

Lol basically like Pokemon

you could try 3 hopes, its a musou game with quite a bit of lore

I always felt Fodlan vaguely resembled Tellius to some extent, with Garreg Mach having been built in what was once the Heron clan's land.

@@load-bearingcoconut5586 Definitely could be! I just look at the Western and Eastern coasts of Fodlan and see Freila and Rausten. And the way the southern part of Fodlan just looks like a reformed Grado

emblem, engage!

So you're going to take an in-universe theory as fact?

They said "she came from the stars", given how superstitious medieval people were and the fact Sothis is literally a dragon that could probably fly kinda just doesn't really let that argument hold any proper water. And hey, maybe she did turn up from another world, possibly the same way the Rainbow Sage and co. turned up in Fates, through one of those gates to escape the Scouring

@@zimonzieclown1633 i mean just take a look at faerghast

@@gg_sam7847 makes sense But honestly she is a dragon but I just like saying progenitor god because it feels right

@@OmniMon94 understandable lol

how about tiki?

@@GenMars never tried it but probably

That makes no sense. Grima had no chance to do that or reason. He couldn't have kids when he was in hiding because he didn't have a body that time(talking about when he was just a soul). The only time he was running wild was the original lucina timeline but he didn't have any reasons to have kids there he most likely just killed everything in his wake. Well there is also the time of the first exalt but from the dialogue in game we can lretty much infare he wasn't running wild for too long

@@Vedhon oh, I didn't know that, I never played Awakening, I only played Smash Bros and Three Houees

@@chargeminecraft i don't know if you watched the previous timeline video but in it was said thay first grima was sealed in a lab so he couldn't really do anything and that then alm killed grima's body as well with his falcion so he had no body the same happened with the first exalt

Naga in awakening has the power to send Chrom and friends into the future. So if we are just theorizing a timeline then it wouldn’t be a stretch that Sothis and Naga came from the same family line. And just like in the backstory of Naga, Duma, and Mila they weren’t gods but divine dragons but the humans considered them as gods for their level of insight and strength. So I think it makes sense for three houses to be in a timeline for fire emblem.

In a few endings with Dimitri, Claude, and Byleth in routes other than Crimson Flower, it’s also said that they eventually make reforms resembling that of Edelgard’s goals as well. It just takes a while longer and it’s more implicit. Especially with Claude and his breaking down the boundaries of Fódlan

I can debunk this theory based on one simple fact. Rhea at the end of Silver Snow goes through a sort of accelerated madness because she can't contain her Dragon Power. Similar to what the other Dragons go through. So in conclusion it is part of the Camon Timeline.

I think that was more of poetic way of saying she came from somewhere else. Rhea made up a lot of stuff about Sothis in order to form a religion around her.

I mean we still don’t actually know for sure, but I like both theories

I mean... its weird, yeah, but it's fiction, and in the wide and wacky world of fiction, anything is possible. Even the halting of technological advancements.

@@dantelawrence4676 Good point, not to mention the amount of near world ending events that keep happening along with considering the existence of Magic could probably make people less likely to advance in the same way real civilisations did

zelda does it too

There was actually one more who escaped the darkness of zaharas, and I’m pretty sure it was epimenidas.

what proof would that be?

@@GenMars I apologize I am just seeing this. The Emblem Rings themselves for Byleth and the Bracelet for the House Leaders. I've a theory that The rings are Einherjar as they're aware they arent the original forms of the heroes stated by Marth to Sombron himself when saying "You may even find the hero of the Ring you search for yourself but it wont be him." But it would indicate that It indeed happens after awakening with my Einherjar theory and after Three Houses/Hopes. Yes we never see Einherjar by name of those characters but I think that is more from it not being a returning feature than it not being possible. We saw that practically anyone in the world could be one in Fates.