Malcolm Belmonr

It seemed weird to me..why would a Rat of all things be there..i doubt it would be there just to make the animation for the Ice look better. I feel there is a reason why its there

http://youtu.be/58Zqxus179o At 28:05

Wait, has it been confirmed Famitsu will have anything on FE If. Because i doubt they would be releasing more info so soon after the Direct..

Personally i don't want a morality system per say but the option to choose a side..The Romans or the Japanese (That's what i am calling them for now). With multiple endings depending on which side you choose

It would be rather simple kinda like Pokemon with One Element beating another. Water Magic is effective against Fire Magic Users. Fire Magic Users effective against Metal Users ( Hell they could change this to armour units). Metal Users effective against Wood Users and Wood Users effective against Earth Users and Earth effective against Water

During a scene in the trailer you can see someone preform Ice Magic which is interesting topic all on itself but something more interesting is a rat thing you see while the magic is preforming the magic spell. Thanks to The Tree's Apprentice's theory i think i may have a theory on what it is. I think the Magic in this game is going to be based on Feng Sui which is the theory that there are five elements these are: Fire,Water, Earth,Wood and Metal: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/0/07/FiveElementsCycleBalanceImbalance.jpg The Metal element can take the form of ice, and the magic being used in the trailer was Ice magic, represented by a rat spirit. There is something that goes against this theory..The Rat in Chinese mythology is represented by Water not Metal. On the other hand the Rat like the other Chinese Zodiac Animals can be combined with the 5 elements and Water is associated with Ice so it's not a stretch to assume they choose the Rat to represent Ice. This makes me wonder: Will they introduce a Complete Magic Triangle back into the new game with each element being effect and weak to another. Only time will tell. If you are curious about which element each animal represents: Rat: Water Ox: Earth Tiger: Wood Hare: Wood Dragon: Earth Snake: Fire Horse: Fire Ram: Earth Monkey: Metal Rooster: Metal Dog: Earth Pig: Water