While Sigurd remains honor-bound and compassionate, he has a far more hot-blooded and impulsive side, which is portrayed as an almost fatal flaw.

She also regains her memories when Sigurd visits Arvis during the climax: she tries to talk Arvis into peace, but ends up watching the emotionally shattered Arvis incinerate Sigurd and mentally collapses. Her days as the Princess of Grannvale are also depicted: she gets along very well with her grandfather Azmur, worries a lot for his declining health, and is beloved by the crowds for her kindness and beauty. The scene in which she is kidnapped and brainwashed is expanded as well, and she is caught by Manfroy while trying to protect Shannan, Oifey, baby Seliph and Arden (among others) from him. In the present she is portrayed as being very confident in her magical abilities, and even managing to win a fight almost by herself (against Clement, whom she first debilitates with her Silence staff, then puts to sleep with a Sleep staff alongside all of his guards). In the past she was raised in a small village inside the Forest, and when her Mark of Naga appeared on her forehead, everyone save for her grandmother and caretaker shunned her, which greatly damaged her self-esteem. Deirdre is given a larger role and characterization than in the game.Many scenes show the commoners being abused by their evil or apathetic lords, especially in the Agusty arc where a little boy is injured by a soldier to try prove a point, and he dies of his wounds despite Erinys's desperate attempts to help him. A good part of the story is driven by the consequences that the fighting among nobles and military has on the common people.When she's notified of Eldigan's execution and decides to go back to her homeland with little Ares, she's calm on the outside but gloats about Lachesis' unhappiness on the inside. She is depicted as deathly jealous of how close Eldigan and Lachesis' are and gives Lachesis permission to join Sigurd's army solely because she wants her sister-in-law to die in battle. Ares' mother Grahnye is renamed Iria and looks different from her art in the Fire Emblem: Treasure.Due to Beowulf being cut, Voltz only appears in an artwork alongside Beowulf.Regardless, she still included artwork of both of them. Characters like Chulainn and Beowolf were excluded from this manga, with Oosawa allegedly admitting that she did not include Beowolf because he was her least favorite character.It reaches from Chapters 1 to 10 of the game, and it has 16 volumes as well as an artbook named 'Gekka Ginyu' published in 2000. This manga is written and illustrated by seinen manga author Mitsuki Oosawa, and it was published from 1999 to 2001 by Media Factory.

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