Released in 1996, Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War dared to do things no other Fire Emblem had done before.
This ain't your typical Fire Emblem adventure,It introduced concepts like:

Grand-Scale Maps: Forget navigating tight corridors. These maps are HUGE, encompassing entire regions and forcing you to think strategically about managing resources and troop movements across long distances.
Love and Marriage: Your units aren't just fighting; they're falling in love! Character relationships directly impact the story and gameplay, as their children inherit stats and skills, shaping the next generation of heroes. This adds a whole new layer of strategic planning and emotional investment.
Holy Blood: The game's lore is deeply rooted in the idea of Holy Blood, inherited from legendary figures of the past. This blood grants powerful abilities and dictates certain character pairings, adding a layer of intrigue to the character building.
A Dark and Complex Story: Prepare for a narrative that goes beyond simple good versus evil. Genealogy delves into morally grey areas, featuring tragic betrayals, political intrigue, and themes of redemption. It's a story that stays with you long after the credits roll.

While it was never officially released outside of Japan (until recently with Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pack), the legacy of Genealogy of the Holy War is undeniable. It's a game that pushed the boundaries of the Fire Emblem series and continues to inspire fans and developers to this day.

So, if you're looking for a Fire Emblem experience unlike any other, prepare to embark on a journey through the continent of Jugdral.