Sharena/Misc - Revision history

>Boblers: only welfare unit that can share skills, at the time the feature was introduced

2020-05-26T00:25:32Z

only welfare unit that can share skills, at the time the feature was introduced

>Boblers: only welfare unit that can share skills, at the time the feature was introduced

2020-05-26T00:25:32Z

only welfare unit that can share skills, at the time the feature was introduced

>Boblers: only welfare unit that can share skills, at the time the feature was introduced

2020-05-26T00:25:32Z

only welfare unit that can share skills, at the time the feature was introduced

>Boblers: attack -> skill

2020-05-15T23:37:37Z

attack -> skill

>Boblers: attack -> skill

2020-05-15T23:37:37Z

attack -> skill

>Boblers: attack -> skill

2020-05-15T23:37:37Z

attack -> skill

>Tirlby at 12:18, 15 May 2020

2020-05-15T12:18:31Z

>Tirlby at 12:18, 15 May 2020

2020-05-15T12:18:31Z

>Tirlby at 12:18, 15 May 2020

2020-05-15T12:18:31Z

>Boblers: adding several trivia points

2020-05-15T07:02:07Z

adding several trivia points

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 * Sharena is not a ''Dragalia Lost'' original character.  She originates from Intelligent Systems' ''Fire Emblem'' video game franchise and first appears in the  mobile game of the same franchise, ''[[feheroes:Fire Emblem Heroes|Fire Emblem Heroes]]''.
 * Sharena is the first free event Adventurer to not require friendship points before she joins as a permanent ally. This may be a reference to her personality in ''Fire Emblem Heroes'', where she is very eager to befriend any Hero she meets.
 * Unlike most Adventurers, Sharena does not say the names of her skills when she uses them. Instead, she says "Here I go!" when using [[Resplendent Slash]] and "There's my opening!" when using [[Luna]]. She shares this trait with the other ''Fire Emblem Heroes'' collab characters: [[Alfonse]], [[Veronica]], [[Marth]], [[Fjorm]], [[Peony]], [[Chrom]], and [[Tiki]].
 ** These quotes match two of her special trigger quotes in ''Fire Emblem Heroes''.

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 ** These quotes match two of her special trigger quotes in ''Fire Emblem Heroes''.
 * Sharena's skill Luna shares its name with a special in ''Fire Emblem Heroes'' and an equippable skill in the ''Fire Emblem'' series as a whole. It carries over its effect of reducing the enemy's defenses.
-* The icon for Sharena's Supreme Last Devastation is styled after the Special attack icon from ''Fire Emblem Heroes''.
+* The icon for Sharena's Supreme Last Devastation is styled after the Special skill icon from ''Fire Emblem Heroes''.
 * The symbols on the stone behind Sharena in her portrait resemble the summoning pillar in ''Fire Emblem Heroes''.
 * Sharena has a unique victory animation, where she will briefly jump into the air with her lance pointed diagonally down, in such a way to reference her attack art in ''Fire Emblem Heroes''.
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 |trivia=
-* Sharena is not a Dragalia Lost original character.  She originated from the Intelligent Systems mobile game, [[feheroes:Fire Emblem Heroes|Fire Emblem Heroes]].
+* Sharena is not a ''Dragalia Lost'' original character.  She originates from Intelligent Systems' ''Fire Emblem'' video game franchise and first appears in the  mobile game of the same franchise, ''[[feheroes:Fire Emblem Heroes|Fire Emblem Heroes]]''.
-* Sharena is the first free event Adventurer to not require friendship points before she joins as a permanent ally. This may be a reference to her personality in Fire Emblem Heroes, where she is very eager to befriend any hero she meets.
+* Sharena is the first free event Adventurer to not require friendship points before she joins as a permanent ally. This may be a reference to her personality in ''Fire Emblem Heroes'', where she is very eager to befriend any Hero she meets.
-* The symbols on the stone behind Sharena in her portrait resemble the summoning pillar in Fire Emblem Heroes.
+* Unlike most Adventurers, Sharena does not say the names of her skills when she uses them. Instead, she says "Here I go!" when using [[Resplendent Slash]] and "There's my opening!" when using [[Luna]]. She shares this trait with the other ''Fire Emblem Heroes'' collab characters: [[Alfonse]], [[Veronica]], [[Marth]], [[Fjorm]], [[Peony]], [[Chrom]], and [[Tiki]].
-* Unlike most Adventurers, Sharena does not say the names of her skills when she uses them. Instead, she says "Here I go!" when using [[Resplendent Slash]] and "There's my opening!" when using [[Luna]]. She shares this trait with the other Fire Emblem Heroes collab characters: [[Alfonse]], [[Veronica]], [[Marth]], [[Fjorm]], [[Peony]], [[Chrom]], and [[Tiki]].
+** These quotes match two of her special trigger quotes in ''Fire Emblem Heroes''.
-** These quotes match two of her special trigger quotes in Fire Emblem Heroes.
+* Sharena's skill Luna shares its name with a special in ''Fire Emblem Heroes'' and an equippable skill in the ''Fire Emblem'' series as a whole. It carries over its effect of reducing the enemy's defenses.
-* Sharena's skill Luna shares its name with a special in Fire Emblem Heroes and an equippable skill in the Fire Emblem series as a whole. It carries over its effect of reducing the enemy's defenses.
+* The icon for Sharena's Supreme Last Devastation is styled after the Special attack icon from ''Fire Emblem Heroes''.
-* During her victory animation, Sharena will briefly jump into the air with her lance pointed diagonally down, in such a way to reference her attack art in Fire Emblem Heroes.
+* The symbols on the stone behind Sharena in her portrait resemble the summoning pillar in ''Fire Emblem Heroes''.
-* The icon for Sharena's Supreme Last Devastation is styled after the Special attack icon from Fire Emblem Heroes.
+* Sharena has a unique victory animation, where she will briefly jump into the air with her lance pointed diagonally down, in such a way to reference her attack art in ''Fire Emblem Heroes''.
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