Back with more F2U/F2E item icons yet again! They’re easy and fun to make, so I find myself making quite a lot of them.
First up, I have some edits of Jugdral item icons, generally to match the icon sizes used in the GBA games. Fire Emblems 3 through 8 do all use 16x16 item icons, but the GBA titles tend to have one-pixel “buffers” around the edges of the actual images, which generally fit into a 14x14-pixel space. These edits are largely for the purposes of fitting into that style, but there are a couple other edits in here, too.
Jugdral item icon edits
Safeguard, FE4 design.
Barrier Blade, FE4 design.
Wing Clipper, FE4 design.
Flame Sword, FE4 design.
Lands Sword, FE5 design; standard sword-style proportions.
Lands Sword, FE5 design; “Blade”-style proportions.
Dragonpike, Deen’s FE5 version.
“Tianlong”; Deen’s Dragonpike with a green tassel.
Magic Up staff (FE5).
“Heal Ring”; an alternative reflavoring of the 60-use Vulnerary, based on items like the Renewal Band. The idea is that it’s a ring with the same gem as is used in Heal staves set in it, and it can be used to restore the holder’s HP by 10, though obviously you can use it however you like.
Next up, custom icons! Most of these aren’t original item designs; rather, adaptations of items and weapons from other Fire Emblem games, drawn in the GBA Fire Emblem item icon style.
Custom icons
Superior Edge, from Fire Emblem Awakening.
Swordslayer, Archanean sword version.
Meisterschwert, Archanean version.
Ladyblade, Archanean version.
Practice Katana from Fire Emblem Fates, based on its battle model.
Devil Sword, based on its TCG artwork.
Glass Sword, GBAFE-style redesign.
Adamant Club from Fire Emblem Fates, based on its battle model.
Old version of the Adamant Club icon, with a more divergent design. I don’t really like how this one came out, but, hey, maybe someone else will, in which case more power to you.
Splitting Axe from Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia, based on its concept art.
Imposing Axe from Fire Emblem Awakening.
Bone Axe from Fire Emblem Fates, based on its battle model.
Volant Axe from Fire Emblem Awakening.
Mace from Fire Emblem: Three Houses, with an original, bulkier design.
Glass Axe, GBAFE-style redesign.
Hexlock Spear from Fire Emblem Fates, based on its battle model.
Flycatcher, based on its Fire Emblem: New Mystery of the Emblem item icon.
Swordcatcher from Fire Emblem Fates, based on its battle model.
Glass Lance, GBAFE-style redesign.
Cleave Bow, based on its Fire Emblem: New Mystery of the Emblem item icon.
Hunter’s Bow from Fire Emblem Fates, based on its battle model.
Illusory Yumi from Fire Emblem Fates, based on its battle model.
Glass Bow, GBAFE-style redesign.
“Shock” tome. Made for a Light spell that would use the Eckesachs wave animation (hence the sword design on the book cover) and target Defense rather than Resistance.
Holy Crown from Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn.