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{{Location | {{Location Infobox | ||
| | |image=[[File:Map fe08 za'ha woods.png|200px]] | ||
| | |chapter=[[Ancient Horrors|Chapter 4]] | ||
| | |country=[[Renais]] | ||
|appearances={{FE8}} | |||
}} | }} | ||
The '''Za'ha Woods''' is a location in {{ | The '''Za'ha Woods''' (Japanese: {{hl|ザッハの古森|Zahha komori}} ''Zahha Woods'') is a location in {{FE8}} and is located in the continent of [[Magvel]], in the kingdom of [[Renais]]. It is the setting for Chapter 4 and possible [[Skirmish]]es, in which it has been overrun with monsters including [[Entombed]]s, [[Bonewalker]]s, and [[Mogall]]s. [[Artur]] and [[Lute]] appear in this chapter and seem to have lived in the Za'ha Woods. | ||
==Geography== | ==Geography== | ||
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To the north is [[Ide]], a small town, and to the south is [[Serafew]], a more lively border town of Renais and [[Grado]]. | To the north is [[Ide]], a small town, and to the south is [[Serafew]], a more lively border town of Renais and [[Grado]]. | ||
==Characters from the Za'ha Woods== | |||
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{{CharPlaceCell | |||
|portrait=[[File:Portrait lute fe08.png]] | |||
|char=[[Lute]] | |||
|description=A young [[mage]] that claims to be a prodigy. | |||
|game={{title|The Sacred Stones}} | |||
}} | |||
{{CharPlaceCell | |||
|portrait=[[File:Portrait artur fe08.png]] | |||
|char=[[Artur]] | |||
|description=A [[monk]] and friend of Lute. | |||
|game={{title|The Sacred Stones}} | |||
}} | |||
{{CharPlaceFtr}} | |||
==Trivia== | |||
* [[Zanth]], a minor boss from {{FE13}}, shares his Japanese name, with the Japanese name of Za'ha Woods, Zahha. | |||
==Etymology and other languages== | |||
{{Names | |||
|eng-name=• Za'ha Woods<br>• Ancient forest Za'ha | |||
|eng-mean=• The name of the world map location.<br>• Called variants of this in dialogue and chapter narration. | |||
|jpn-name={{h|ザッハの古森|Zahha komori}} | |||
|jpn-mean=Zahha Woods | |||
|span-name=Bosque Za'ha | |||
|span-mean=Za'ha Woods | |||
|fren-name=Bois de Za'ha | |||
|fren-mean=Za'ha Woods | |||
|ger-name=Za'ha - Wälder | |||
|ger-mean=Za'ha - Woods | |||
|ital-name=Bosco di Za'ha | |||
|ital-mean=Za'ha Woods | |||
}} | |||
==Gallery== | |||
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[[Category:Locations in Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones]] | |||
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The Za'ha Woods (Japanese: ザッハの古森 Zahha Woods) is a location in Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones and is located in the continent of Magvel, in the kingdom of Renais. It is the setting for Chapter 4 and possible Skirmishes, in which it has been overrun with monsters including Entombeds, Bonewalkers, and Mogalls. Artur and Lute appear in this chapter and seem to have lived in the Za'ha Woods.
Geography
The Za'ha Woods seems to be a large grassy area with many trees. There are some steep slopes in the northeast and a river flowing west-east through the middle of the part the game shows. There is a bridge, but also a snag that when knocked down, leads to a small piece of land with a settlement built on top. Other than these, there are not many defining features of these woods.
To the north is Ide, a small town, and to the south is Serafew, a more lively border town of Renais and Grado.
Characters from the Za'ha Woods
| Character | Description | Appears in |
|---|---|---|
 Lute |
A young mage that claims to be a prodigy. | The Sacred Stones |
 Artur |
A monk and friend of Lute. | The Sacred Stones |
Trivia
- Zanth, a minor boss from Fire Emblem Awakening, shares his Japanese name, with the Japanese name of Za'ha Woods, Zahha.
Etymology and other languages
| Names, etymology, and in other regions | ||
|---|---|---|
| Language | Name | Definition, etymology, and notes |
| English |
• Za'ha Woods |
• The name of the world map location. |
| Japanese |
ザッハの古森 |
Zahha Woods |
| Spanish |
Bosque Za'ha |
Za'ha Woods |
| French |
Bois de Za'ha |
Za'ha Woods |
| German |
Za'ha - Wälder |
Za'ha - Woods |
| Italian |
Bosco di Za'ha |
Za'ha Woods |
