Using a Byleth amiibo or any non- Fire Emblem series related amiibo will grant the player a random material, a random weapon, or a random amount of gold. Up to five different amiibo can be used per day and each amiibo can only be scanned once per day. Using any of the Fire Emblem amiibo from the Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U line of amiibos or an Alm or Celica amiibo with data copied onto them will summon an illusory version of that unit. Like the Fates summoned amiibo units, they come with a fixed inventory, including their signature weapon which cannot be removed from their inventory. Subsequent scans will make them appear in one of the shops. If they appear in any of the Armories, they will sell weakened versions of their signature weapons. If they appear in the Accessory Shop, they will sell their unique Accessories. Currently, there are 13 unique amiibo for the Fire Emblem franchise. Nine are from the Super Smash Bros. line while four are from the Fire Emblem line.

Abyss - Barg Mae - Caledonian Plateau - Garreg Mach Monastery - Library – Officers Academy - Oghma Mountains - Shadow Library - Shambhala - Zanado Daniela - Lloyd - Llewelyn - Haitaka - Kumagera - Nichol - Candace - Daichi - Funke - Senno - Zhara - Tarba - Gazak

There are two classes of Fire Emblem Three Houses amiibo figure scanning reward - firstly there's the rewards you obtain for tapping a truly appropriate amiibo - so a figure of another Fire Emblem character. Second, there's a lesser reward for tapping any other amiibo - and that could be anything or anyone from Pikachu to Solid Snake. Arianrhod - Charon - Conand Tower - Dominic - Fhirdiad - Fraldarius - Galatea - Gaspard - Gautier - Gideon - Itha Plains - Kleiman - Lake Teutates - Magdred Way - Mateus - Rhodos Coast - Rowe - Sacred Gwenhwyvar - Tailtean Plains - Western Church Casual Mode - Classic Mode - Elite Mode - Hard Mode - Lunatic Mode - Lunatic Reverse Mode - Lunatic+ Mode - New Game+ - Phoenix Mode There's a range of amiibo of Fire Emblem characters; there's several in the Super Smash Bros. series covering the characters who have appeared in that game, but there's also a small number of Fire Emblem series amiibo released stand-alone, too. All are compatible and have special rewards attached. C12 To War - C13 Reunion at Dawn - C14 A King Without a Kingdom - C15 Valley of Torment - C16 The Rose-Colored River - C17 The Impregnable Fortress - C18 The Chaos of War - C19 Conclusion of the Crossing Roads - C20 The City Without Light - C21 Following a Dream

Northern Fortress - Castle: Reception Room - Bottomless Canyon N. - Valley Settlement - Shirasagi: Throne Room ( Castle Shirasagi) - Plains of Hoshido

Canyon Valley - Fort Jinya - Wind Tribe Village - Town in Izumo - Forest in Mokushu - At Sea - Destroyed Town - Port Dia - Sevenfold Sanctuary - Lava Fields - Bottomless Canyon S. - Floating Isle - Abandoned Town - Floating Isles - Cursed Ruins - Lost Forest - Floating Bridge - Castle Valla: Basement - Castle Valla: Labyrinth - Castle Valla: Throne Room - Castle Valla Ruins korosanbo PC is an incredibly neutral platform and PlayStation console exclusives like Nioh, Death Stranding (which is an IP Sony owns btw), Yakuza (came to PC before Xbox), No Man's Sky and Street Fighter V have shown up on PC before, sometimes even day and date with the PlayStation versions like in the case of No Man's Sky (before it came to Xbox years later) or SFV. P: Ties That Bind - C1: Nohr - C2: Gift of Ganglari - C3: Journey Begins - C4: Hoshido - C5: Mother - C6: The Path is Yours Present in one of the gardens in the middle of the monastery, just north of the entrance hall, is a stone structure that the UI marks as the 'amiibo Gazebo' - and all you have to do is walk up to the gazebo and interact with it like any other thing in the world. The game will do the rest, guiding you to tap an amiibo figure. When you do, you'll get a reward. Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U: Allows the player to train a computer-controlled allied character of the scanned amiibo. (Roy and Corrin can be scanned even without buying the DLC). Only the amiibos of playable roster have this function.

C12 To War - C13 Reunion at Dawn - C14 The Delusional Prince - C15 Valley of Torment - C16 The Rose-Colored River - C17 Blood of the Eagle and Lion - C18 The King's Triumphant Return - C19 The Golden Deer's Plea - C20 The Impregnable Fortress - C21 Our Chosen Paths - C22 Oath of the Dagger Code Name: S.T.E.A.M.: Summon Marth, Ike, Robin, and Lucina as special units during a battle using their respective amiibo. They cannot be revived if fallen in battle.

Shadow Dragon - War Father - Dark God - Dark Bishop - Demon Dragon - Dark Druid - Demon King - Mad King - Judgement - Despair - Mad Dragon - Liberation King Robin gives Robin's Books and a Dragon Feather ( Grima's wing feathers). Robin's weapon is Robin's Primer. Using a Chrom, Tiki, or Byleth amiibo or any non- Fire Emblem series related amiibo will summon a generic Illusory Unit. These Illusory Units are completely random upon each summoning and can be a generic human unit or Terrors. Hence, a Mario amiibo might summon Barons the first time he is used, but on the second time, he might summon Bow Knights instead. Anywhere from one to three units may be summoned per use.