This is merely cosmetic however, as it doesn't strengthen the actual damage of your attacks.
Combination Attack: When a unit bearing an Emblem ring fights an opponent, the Emblem will team up with the host unit and launch coordinated attacks alongside them.Edelgard, Dimitri, and Claude: "Lead us,".They are a phrase followed by the Emblem's title: By the Power of Grayskull!: Alear summons the Emblems by invocations, something only Fell Dragons can do.Specific quotes are listed in their respective folders, with every unit having only two (three, for the Emblem of Rivals) quotes for each Emblem. Bond One-Liner: All units Engaged with an Emblem will have their victory quote changed to that belonging to the Emblem upon killing an enemy, which typically references lines or quotes they say in their home games or spin-offs.Despite this she acts like she's still at war with Askr, trying to recruit Alear to fight for her instead of the other way around, making the situation even more confusing. In her Paralogue, Veronica mentions that the ability to Summon Heroes was not one she possessed originally, having only gained it after "becom an Emblem".It is indicated only certain dragons can perform this magic, and explicitly noted that only fell or divine dragons can "awaken" a Emblem from the object they are bound to and thus enable the Emblem to be used by other people, but we never see the actual creation of a standard Emblem. In Heroes for her Forging Bonds - C Scenario, Céline explains that Emblems are said to be "echoes of those who fought to save their homes in other worlds" and are a means to use that hero's power yourself, but this doesn't explain just what specifically is meant by "echo" nor what particular spell or school of magic enables someone to summon this echo and form a sapient being in another dimension.Emblem Marth does explicitly note Emblems are distinct beings from the heroes they resemble ("we are not them"), with Emblem Sigurd at another point stating that (despite having memories of "his" death) he knows the 12 Emblems were spirits from the beginning, and never had physical bodies at any time. Only one of them, Sigurd, has memories of their death (which would normally suggest they're spirits), while the other ones have no such memories and Celica herself even doubts she's a ghost for that reason (which could be why despite her fear of ghosts, Ivy seems to lack any sort of fear towards Emblems), leaving the truth behind them a mystery. While magical in nature, it's never explained what exactly the past heroes residing in the Emblems Rings are.
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