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Soulblade (Japanese: 魔法剣 Magic sword) is a combat art which debuted in Fire Emblem: Three Houses. It is learned only by Lysithea, Marianne, and Anna; the former by having her realize her budding talent in swords, and the latter two simply by raising their skill level in it. Soulblade turns the chosen sword into a magic weapon, allowing the weapon to deal damage based on the target's Resistance stat instead of their Defense.
Data
Game | Icon | Might | Hit | Crit | Avo / Crit Avo* | Range | Cost | Other effects and notes |
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Availability
Three Houses
Skill level | Sword C+: Anna • Constance • Marianne |
Budding Talent | Lysithea: Sword |
Flavor text
Trivia
Etymology and other languages
Names, etymology, and in other regions | ||
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Language | Name | Definition, etymology, and notes |
English |
Soulblade |
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Spanish |
Espada espiritual |
Spiritual sword |
French |
Lame enchantée |
Enchanted Blade |
German |
Seelenklinge |
Soul blade |
Italian |
Lamanima |
Soulblade; conjugation of lama "blade" + anima soul |
Korean |
마법검 |
Magic sword |
Simplified Chinese |
魔法剑 |
Magic sword |
Traditional Chinese |
魔法劍 |
Magic sword |
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