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Panic Charm

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Panic Charm


Icon of a Panic Charm fromHeroes.

Type

Item

First game

Fire Emblem Heroes

ThePanic Charm (Japanese:奥義の刃Mysterious Blade) is an item appearing exclusively inFire Emblem Heroes. An item usable only in theArena Assault mode, it turns all bonuses on all enemies into penalties through the end of each enemy's following actions.

Data

GameIconUsesWorthEffects and notes
Heroes1--Turns bonuses into penalties on all enemy units through their next actions.

Locations

Heroes

Arena AssaultAvailable for selection after defeating 3, 5, or 7 consecutive teams includinglevel 35 or higher enemies

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology, and in other regions
LanguageNameDefinition, etymology, and notes
English

Panic Charm

Japanese

奥義の刃

Mysterious Blade

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See also

References

Items inFire Emblem Heroes
General itemsAether Stone •Arena Crown •Arena Medal •Ascendant Floret •Badge •Battle Flag •Binding Torch •Blessings •Celestial Stone •Conquest Lance •Divine Code: Part •Divine Code: Ephemera •Divine Dew •Dragonflowers •Dueling Crest (Dueling Sword) •First Summon Ticket •Forma Soul •Forma Torch •Guardian Shield •Havoc Axe •Heavenly Dew •Hero Feather •Heroic Grail •Light's Blessing •Memento Point •Memory Fragment •Midgard Gem •Orb •Refining Stone •Sacred Coin •Shards and Crystals •SP Aether Stone •Stamina Potion •Trait Fruit
Arena Assault itemsDancer's Veil •Elixir •Fear Charm •Fortifying Horn •Infantry Boots •Lightning Charm •Naga's Tear •Panic Charm •Pressure Charm •Special Blade