Based on the Fire Emblem Games.
 
Note: Released in Enix Supercomic Gekijoh Volume 2.

Based on the Super Famicom Game by the same name.
 
Note: Released in Enix Supercomic Gekijoh Volume 5.

Based on the Super Famicom game, the manga centers around Marth, who was sent off his attacked homelands of Aritia by his sister. A few years later he is returning to regain his home with the aid of his allies. Long ago, Medeus, king of dragonkin, conquered the continent of Archanea, giving rise to an age of fear and despair for its entire people. 
 
That tyranny was broken, however, when an unlikely hero intervened. A young man hailing from the Altea region appeared with a divine like blade in hand. Fang of dragon and blade of light locked in battle; and in the end, blade prevailed. For some after, the land enjoyed an age of peace. 
 
However, after a century's passing, the Shadow Dragon returned. He forged an alliance with a fiendish sorcerer who sought to rule the world, and their combined might topple kingdom upon unsuspecting kingdom. Again, the darkness threatened to engulf the continent. It fell upon the king of Altea, sole descendant of the dragon-slaying hero, to sally forth with the divine blade and fulfill his blood destiny. 
 
His son, Prince Marth, remained at home with the boy's mother, his elder sister, and a garrison manned by Altea's neighbor and ally, Gra. Thus the boy applied himself to the ways of both pen and sword, until one day... 
 
Notes: It included chapters 0, 30.5, 38.1, 38.2, 52.5.

A collection of comedic 4-panel comics by various mangaka about the daily lives of the characters of Fire Emblem Heroes. 
 
Fire Emblem Heroes: Eiyuu-tachi no Nichijou is published on the official Fire Emblem Heroes website, and published in print by Ichijinsha. The series has been published digitally in English as Fire Emblem Heroes: A Day in the Life since October 23, 2019. 
 
Note: Includes 22 volume-exclusive chapters.

4-panel gag manga strips based on the classic video game series, "Fire emblem", featuring characters and stories from the first game, "Fire Emblem Gaiden", "Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem" and "Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War".

The first manga adaption of the game of the same title.

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