Smashtopia Wiki
Smashtopia Wiki
Smashtopia Wiki
2,039
pages
in: Stages

Altean Exile

Sign in to edit
Altean Exile
Home Stage of Marth
Stage Size Large
Stage Type Dynamic
Franchise Fire Emblem
Game of Origin Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light
Release Date of Origin April 20th, 1990
Other Appearances Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon
Submitted By: Jonno

Stage Info[]

With most of the Altean army battling with King Cornelius in Dolhr, the country's defenses were left to a Gra garrison. Midway through battle, the island nation betrays Altea. Their king, Jiol, murders Cornelius and lays siege to Altea, forcing Marth into exile. Guided by Malledus, Marth deftly evaded Gra's forces to escape by ship to Talys. Altean Exile captures this pivotal moment in Marth's history, on the tense path that led him to become the Hero King of Legend.

Stage Design[]

Altean Exile Layout

Stage Layout[]

Altean Exile features Marth's retainers and the forces of Talys fighting off the impending Gra army. Characters fight upon the robust unmarked ship that the Alteans take to Talys. It's a large boat, roughly twice the size of Pirate Ship, with a mast jutting out from its center. Two platforms—one about Battlefield-sized, with the one below slightly larger—make up space for fighters to duke it out. There is a spacious main floor, as well as additional, higher platforms on the stern and bow. The bow leads off to a lengthy bowsprit. The stern features a smaller jut for players to potentially play games of keep-away from one another on, located just a jump over the railing.

A number of Marth's cohorts can be seen in the background, either watching the ongoing fight or fighting themselves against Gra. These cameos include Malledus, Frey, Cain, Abel, Gordin, and Draug. The stage is fittingly dark and stormy for such a harrowing moment. As Gra's forces begin to part away, so do the skies, and Marth's party will begin to cheer as clouds pave the way for the sun and Talys can be seen nearby. The ship keeps on moving, though, and the cycle repeats.

Although the stage is sea-based, the focus is honed-in almost solely on the ship. Small walk-offs are viable on either side of the ship that will see fighters almost instantly drop to their demise — we’re talking torrential waters!

Stage Hazards[]

Wyvern Rider:[]

Every so often, a Gra Wyvern Rider will fly down from the ongoing midair skirmish and attack the stage. They will be wielding either a lance or an axe, and their primary form of attack will be swooping in towards their foes, lunging or swinging at them with their weapons. They can dish out a fair amount of damage, but can be sent flying with a couple of well-met Smash attacks. They might also be seen in the stage's background fighting Marth's retainers.

Ballistae:[]

Ballista bolts will be shot onto the stage from imposing Gra ships, procuring heavy piercing and shield-breaking damage should they hit a fighter. The spot that they are about to hit will be highlighted by a warm, circular yellow light several seconds before hitting the stage, offering ample time to avoid them.

Soundtrack[]

  • Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem
    • Advance - This theme is an orchestral remix of the first player-phase map theme from Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem Book 2. [SSBU]
    • Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem Medley - A medley of four themes from Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem: "Advance", "Attack", "Defense", and "Fire Emblem Theme". [SSB4]
    • Under This Banner - This track is an orchestral remix of the player-phase map theme that plays in all but the final chapter of Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem Book 1. [SSBU]
  • Fire Emblem Heroes
Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted.