More Fire Emblem Expo Details Revealed – Key Visual, Live Concert, Stage Drama & More

During a recent live-stream, Intelligent Systems finally revealed more details about next year’s Fire Emblem Expo. Previously, they only announced that the Japan-only exhibition would take place from 4 – 8 May 2019.

Thanks to fan-site Serenes Forest, we now have a general overview of some main events that will take place at the expo. Aside from the usual merchandise booths, fans can expect the following highlights:

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1. Live Concert

   • Providing vocals will be Kawamura Yumi, a popular game music singer.
   • Yū Kobayashi, the Japanese voice actress for Lucina, will also be there.
   • A CD of this concert will be available at a later date.
   • The track-list will be as follows:

• Story 2: Each Map’s Beginning – Shadow Dragon and Blade of Light
• Final Chapter (The Final Holy War) – Genealogy of the Holy War
• Beneath a New Light (Roy’s Courage) – Binding Blade
• Companions – Blazing Blade
• Determination – The Sacred Stones
• Eternal Bond – Radiant Dawn
• With Mila’s Divine Protection – Echoes
• What Lies at the End – Echoes
• Recruitment Medley
  • Story 5: Encounter – Shadow Dragon and Blade of Light
  • Recruitment – Genealogy of the Holy War
  • Comrades – The Sacred Stones
  • With Us! – Path of Radiance
• Battle Medley
  • Blessing of the Eight Generals I – Blazing Blade
  • Applying Justice: Leidrick Battle – Thracia 776
  • Battle 1: Player Attack – Shadow Dragon and Blade of Light
  • The Devoted – Radiant Dawn
  • Against the Black Knight – Path of Radiance
  • Dark Emperor – Mystery of the Emblem
• Vocal Songs
  • Id (Purpose) – Awakening
  • Dusk Falls – Fates
  • Lost in Thoughts All Alone – Fates
  • Fire Emblem Main Theme – Heroes

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2. Stage Drama

   • Story will be set in Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn.
   • Performed by the voices of Ike, Titania, Micaiah, Sothe and Soren.

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3. Artwork Exhibition

   • Celebrates 20th anniversary of Tharcia 776
   • Will feature the game’s original artworks

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Finally, here’s the event’s official key visual in high quality, for your viewing pleasure.

Expo tickets will go on sale starting 28 December 2018 (6 pm JST) – with prices ranging from 8,500 to 13,000 yen (including tax). You can check out the expo’s official over here for all of the details (in Japanese).