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Yune (pronounced /ˈjuneɪ/ or /ˈjun/; Japanese: ユンヌ Yune) is the Goddess of Chaos, and a significant figure in the history of Tellius. She was originally part of the Goddess of Dawn, Ashunera, and was formed when Ashunera split her emotions from herself and became the Goddess of Order, Ashera. Yune is widely known and reviled among the people of Tellius as a "dark god", alleged to be responsible for causing the devastating Great Flood of ancient times.
Yune was originally a part of Ashunera, the Goddess of Dawn, and is the form taken by Ashunera's emotions in the aftermath of the Tellius's Great Flood. Ashunera's outrage and grief at the people of the world warring against each other led to her losing control and unleashing the Great Flood on the world, killing countless people and leaving Tellius as the only known land in the world.[3] On the advice of Lehran and others (though they would later consider it a bad idea), Ashunera cast away her emotions entirely, turning into the Order Goddess Ashera while her emotions became Yune. Although Yune deeply regretted the consequences of "her" actions, Ashera wished to destroy Yune to prevent such a tragedy from occurring again. With Altina and Lehran's advice, she relented and instead allowed Yune to be spared and sealed within Lehran's Medallion through the power of seid magic. Yune consented to this on the promise that someday, she would be restored to Ashera.
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Fire Emblem Heroes (Japanese: ファイアーエムブレム ヒーローズ, Hepburn: Faiā Emuburemu Hīrōzu) is a free-to-play tactical role-playing game developed by Intelligent Systems and published by Nintendo for Android and iOS. The game is a mobile spin-off of the Fire Emblem series featuring its characters, and was released on February 2, 2017. Fire Emblem Heroes received a number of awards and nominations in "Best Mobile Game" categories. As of 2020 the game had grossed over $656 million worldwide, making it Nintendo's highest-grossing mobile game.
Players control a team of up to four characters ("Heroes") against enemy teams of varying sizes on an 8x6 grid map. Different characters have different movement restrictions; for example, armored units have a shorter range than cavalry units, but cavalry units cannot enter forest tiles. Flying units can enter most tiles, even ones impassable to all other units such as water or mountains. The game strictly alternates between a player phase and an enemy phase every turn. During the player's phase, Heroes can attack enemy characters when in range; if both the attacker and defender have the same range, the defender will counterattack if still alive. Heroes deal either physical or magical damage types; they also have a "color" that informs a rock paper scissors-esque system that makes it so some units have advantageous match-ups over other units. After moving and optionally attacking with all their heroes, the enemy phase occurs where the game's AI does the same for the opposing team of characters. The player, in general, seeks to lure enemy units into disadvantageous match-ups by careful character positioning on the map.
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