Rosiero

The "uh" sound in Munster is closer to a Japanese "a" than a Japanese "u". Munster would indeed be transliterated as "Mansutā".

I had no idea there was such a thing as FE novelizations! I'll be following this. Thank you for all the hard work! Also, wow, the illustrations are very pretty. I think I have a crush on Edain now.

I'm not convinced that these were test tracks, since they're in slots smack dab in the middle of used Book 2 tracks. Enter any map, then use an emulator's cheat function to set 7E0876 to whatever the slot number of the song is (they're in the filenames of the recordings I made). The game will start slowing down and acting weird, so then set 7E0877 to 00, and it will begin playing the new song. This works for almost any song, but a lot of slots seem to be duplicates, some blanks, and a couple things do get a little glitchy--a few Book 2 songs sound a bit weird if you make them play in Book 1, and the Book 2 epilogue theme never progresses beyond the first section. There's probably a better way to access all this stuff, but I'm far from a hacking expert, I just mess around with stuff and see what happens.

Hiya, first time poster here. I posted this on Reddit, but it didn't seem to get much attention there, so I thought I would try this site. I was playing around with the RAM in FE3, and I found a way to make it play any song in the game. Subsequently, I managed to find a set of songs that I'm pretty sure aren't used anywhere in the game, some of which sound rather unlike anything else in FE3: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ommKQTR6Dg9f_v0IBmYSMDCcRBBbaDQP?usp=sharing I thought this was pretty interesting, and I've never seen it mentioned anywhere before--although someone on Reddit pointed out that one of the tracks was used in a Japanese FE3 hack, so perhaps Japanese fans do already know about this.