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Sing

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Sing


Icon used by Sing in Heroes.

Type(s)

Assist

Game(s)

Sing (Japanese: 歌う Sing) is a skill which debuted as a command in Fates, then debuted as a defined visible skill as an assist skill appearing in Fire Emblem Heroes. An analogue to other games' Dance skills and commands, it allows other units to perform another action after they have already done one. It is primarily associated with the royalty of Valla—primarily Azura—and as Heroes's representation of a heron's galdrar.

Data

In the main Fire Emblem series

Game Icon Effect Activation Capacity Notes
Fates -- Refreshes one adjacent ally, allowing them to act again if they have already acted.
If the unit has Inspiring Song equipped, it activates alongside the song.
Command -- Exists only as a command.
Cannot be used by Replicas or Bonus units.

In other Fire Emblem series titles

Game Icon Effect Range SP cost Prerequisites Unusable by Inheritable Other effects and notes
Heroes
Grants target ally that has acted another action. 1 150 -- Staves Cannot target ally with Sing or Dance.
This skill is treated as Sing or Dance.

Availability

Fates

Classes Songstress

Heroes

Method Data
Unit (★★★) Dorothea: Daring Ex-SingerReyson: White Prince
Unit (★★★★) Azura: Young SongstressRafiel: Blessed Wings
Unit (★★★★★) Azura: Celebratory SpiritAzura: Hatari DuetAzura: Lady of BalladsAzura: Lady of the LakeAzura: Lady of the SkyAzura: Song's ReflectionAzura: Vallite SongstressDorothea: Yuletide DancerLeanne: Forest's SongShigure: Dark Sky Singer

Flavor text

Game Text
(English)
Text
(Japanese)
Heroes
Grants another action to target ally. (Cannot target
an ally with Sing or Dance.)
対象を行動可能な状態にする
「歌う」「踊る」を持つ対象には使用できない

Etymology and other languages


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

Sing

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Japanese

歌う

Sing

Spanish

Cantar

Sing

French

Chant

Song

German

Singen

Sing

Italian

Canto

Sing

Portuguese

Canto

Sing

Traditional Chinese

歌唱

Sing

References

See also

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