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Seabound Shrine

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Seabound Shrine



Located on an island in the Novis Strait, this shrine to Mila—which is little more than an altar in a cave—seldom sees visitors.

Chapter(s)

Act 2

Country

Zofia

Appearance(s)

Seabound Shrine (Japanese: 海のほこら Sea Shrine) is a temple and dungeon located in Zofia's south-eastern sea. It appears in Fire Emblem Gaiden and Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia, and is first accessed during Act 2.

History


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Gameplay

Main article: The Pilgrimage/Seabound Shrine

This dungeon can only be accessed with Celica's party.

Skirmishes


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Skirmish enemies and allied units fielded
# Units Skirmish enemies
Skirmish 8*/10* Bonewalker ×2 • Revenant ×8

Map


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Mila Shrines

Sacred spring stats
Map location Uses Left lion Right lion
Seabound Shrine Interior 3 Skill HP
Dungeon area 2 2 Resistance --
Dungeon area 2 2 -- Experience

Items

Gaiden Echoes: Shadows of Valentia

Items
Name Obtainment Method
Mana Herbs Examine in the Seabound Shrine Interior
Memory Prism 1 Examine in the Seabound Shrine Interior
Silver Mark (×30) Complete "The Famished Fisherman"
Blessed Sword In a chest at the very end of the dungeon
  • Additionally, the player may find  Coral Fragments from destroying barrels, boxes, grass, and pots.

Flavor text

Game Text
(English)
Text
(Japanese)
Echoes: Shadows of Valentia
Located on an island
in the Novis Strait,
this shrine to Mila—
which is little more
than an altar in a
cave—seldom sees
visitors.
ノーヴァ海峡に
浮かぶ小島にもともと
存在していた洞窟を
利用して女神を祀る
祭壇が造られている。
訪れるものは少ない。

Etymology and other languages

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

Seabound Shrine

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Japanese

海のほこら

Sea Shrine

Spanish

Santuario marino

Marine sanctuary

French

Sanctuaire marin

Marine sanctuary

German

Tempel am Meer

Temple by the Sea

Italian

Tempio del Mare

Temple of the Sea

Dutch

Zeekapel

Sea shrine

Simplified Chinese

海的祠堂

Sea temple

Traditional Chinese

海的祠堂

Sea temple

Gallery

References