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When he first appeared in the Book 1 games, he was a Ballastician forced into fighting for Grust. Jake was not enthusiastic for the battle and did not consider himself cut out for the army. He would only talk to the most beautiful women, although he was loyal to his girlfriend Anna. Jake appears in Chapter 11, where [[Caeda]] could convince him to switch sides and fight under the Altean army for Anna's sake. He would also tell Marth about secret shops. At the end of the game, it is said that he helped to rebuild a village ravaged by war and dreamed of visiting distant lands with Anna (which seemed to foreshadow their later appearances). | When he first appeared in the Book 1 games, he was a Ballastician forced into fighting for Grust. Jake was not enthusiastic for the battle and did not consider himself cut out for the army. He would only talk to the most beautiful women, although he was loyal to his girlfriend Anna. Jake appears in Chapter 11, where [[Caeda]] could convince him to switch sides and fight under the Altean army for Anna's sake. He would also tell Marth about secret shops. At the end of the game, it is said that he helped to rebuild a village ravaged by war and dreamed of visiting distant lands with Anna (which seemed to foreshadow their later appearances). | ||
| − | + | Jake also appears in two hidden event of ''[[Fire Emblem: Seisen no Keifu|Seisen no Keifu]]''. He and Anna were living in Lenster at the time, and he set out to join the liberation army. In Chapter 8 he could found by waiting at certain spaces with [[Linda]] and [[Amid]]. In each event, he would talk about getting cold feet about joining the liberation army and being on his way home, Linda or Amid would help him, and then he gave each an amulet which increased their magic defense when seeing them off. He also expressed a desire to have kids like those two with Anna. Strangely enough, he find Linda's name familiar due to [[Linde]] from the ''Shadow Dragon'' games, which would imply this is the same Jake which is impossible considering that the game is either set one thousand years before ''Shadow Dragon'' or in an alternate continuity. | |
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Jake makes an additional cameo appearance in ''Fire Emblem'' as a pirate on [[Characters in Fire Emblem 7#Dargus|Dargus]]'s pirate crew. He appears early in "Pirate Ship" (Eliwood Chapter 17, Hector Chapter 18) only if one of the player's units had spoken to Anna in "The Port Town of Badon" (Eliwood Chapter 16x, Hector Chapter 17X). He introduces himself and after learning that they had heard about him from Anna, his heart is warmed by hearing she was concerned for him. He proceeds to inform [[Eliwood]]'s group about the merchants aboard the ship. | Jake makes an additional cameo appearance in ''Fire Emblem'' as a pirate on [[Characters in Fire Emblem 7#Dargus|Dargus]]'s pirate crew. He appears early in "Pirate Ship" (Eliwood Chapter 17, Hector Chapter 18) only if one of the player's units had spoken to Anna in "The Port Town of Badon" (Eliwood Chapter 16x, Hector Chapter 17X). He introduces himself and after learning that they had heard about him from Anna, his heart is warmed by hearing she was concerned for him. He proceeds to inform [[Eliwood]]'s group about the merchants aboard the ship. | ||