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The online shop (Japanese: オンラインショップ online shop) is a feature of the two Nintendo DS installments of the Fire Emblem seriesFire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and Fire Emblem: New Mystery of the Emblem—which made use of the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection online service. Functionally an armory and thus run by an Armorer, the online shop offered a wide assortment of items, including several not typically available in the in-game shops.

The online shop included items that would typically be offered by vendors, and thus Larabel, in-game. The online shop model would eventually go on to serve as the default armory model in Awakening.

The online shop did not offer its entire assortment of items simultaneously. In Shadow Dragon, items were available on a set schedule, ensuring some of its inventory was different each day of a week or in certain times of a month; the date went by the online shop's servers, and altering the Nintendo DS clock would not have an effect.[what about virtual console?] In New Mystery of the Emblem, items were instead made available at random, and eight items were available per day.

Along with most Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection services, the online shops in both Shadow Dragon and New Mystery of the Emblem permanently closed on May 20th, 2014.[1] For Shadow Dragon, this had the effect of rendering the Elysian Whip (and in turn the Falcoknight class) as essentially unused content, and the Brave weapons exclusive to enemies in Merciless Mode, for new save files created after that date on original cartridges. Likewise, Clarisse's battle and defeat quotes in Chapter 3x of New Mystery of the Emblem similarly became de-facto unused content as the only way to reach her before she leaves is to use an Anew staff from the online shop. However, the Virtual Console re-release of Shadow Dragon restores the ability to freely access the online shop (changed into an offline shop),[2] and fans have created custom servers to access Nintendo WFC again (such as Wiimmfi).[3]

Online shop offerings

Shadow Dragon

Online shop contents[4]

Swords Lances Axes Bows Tomes Staves Items

Item Price Limit (per save file) Availability
Image Steel Sword 875 Always available
Image Silver Sword 2000 First Monday of a month until the second Monday
Image Killing Edge 1500 21st to the end of a month
Image Levin Sword 1600 21st to the end of a month
Image Wyrmslayer 1200 11th to 20th of a month
Image Armorslayer 1000 1st to 10th of a month
Image Wo Dao 1400 5 3rd, 13th, and 23rd of a month
Image Brave Sword 2400 3 First weekend of a month

New Mystery of the Emblem

Online shop contents

Swords Lances Axes Bows Tomes Staves Items

Item Price Limit (per save file)
Image Steel Sword 875
Image Silver Sword 2000
Image Killing Edge 1500
Image Levin Sword 1600
Image Wyrmslayer 1200
Image Armorslayer 1000
Image Swordslayer 1560
Image Meisterschwert 5000 3
Image Wo Dao 1400 5
Image Brave Sword 2400 3
Image Ladyblade 1500 3

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology, and in other regions
Language Name Definition, etymology, and notes
English

Online shop

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Japanese

オンラインショップ

Online shop

Spanish

Tienda en linea

Online shop

French

Boutique en ligne

Online shop

German

Online-Shop

Online shop

Italian

Acquisiti online

Online purchase

References

  1. Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection service for Nintendo DS and Wii has ended, Nintendo, Published: May 20, 2014, Retrieved: June 30, 2015
  2. VincentASM, Fire Emblem Classics Recently Added to Wii U eShop, Serenes Forest, Published: July 3, 2015, Retrieved: July 3, 2015
  3. Game History – Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon, https://wiimmfi.de, Retrieved: January 18, 2023
  4. オンラインショップの品揃え一覧, Nintendo of Japan, Retrieved: February 13, 2022

See also