Can you change your character appearance in Fire Emblem Engage? Answered
Ever wanted to dress up as a warrior like the Pope?
Chris Davenport 
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The protagonist of Fire Emblem Engage looks unique, as many JRPG protagonists tend to. Some players may immediately begin searching for a way to have a less obnoxiously colored lead character to better fit in with the grim beat of the main campaign. The good news is that there are customization options in Fire Emblem Engage — the bad news is that they fall a bit short.
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Can you customize your character appearance in Fire Emblem Engage?
The short answer is no. There’s no way to part with the neon-colored hair and eyes that seem to punctuate every grim storyline in the title. Perhaps Alear is a bit on the nose for Nintendo branding with its now-classic red, or maybe developer Intelligent Systems simply wants to make the protagonist recognizable from miles away. However, there are a few options to customize how your character (and your friends) appear.
How to change clothes/outfits in Fire Emblem Engage
In Fire Emblem Engage, players will unlock a Boutique and Smithy after completing Firene Castle. They will move to Somniel after a short cutscene, which will allow players to freely change how their character and allies are dressed. These appearance customizations currently only appear in Somniel, however — in cutscenes and battles, the characters will be dressed in their pre-defined kits determined by class.
As players progress through the story, additional clothing items will gradually be unlocked for purchase. The options aren’t necessarily going to turn any heads, admittedly — long dresses for the women, some robes and suits for the men, a classic (and modest) swimsuit set, and the training gear to go with the new strength training mini-games. Still, any form of customization is well appreciated in a title where players will spend a heft of time, whether they opt to let the computer fight for them or to fight the battles themselves.
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