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FEH Banner Tracker

See when Legendary, Mythic, and Emblem Heroes are expected to appear next. Officially announced months are marked confirmed; the remaining placements are Albert’s predictions.

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Banner Tracker

What does the FEH Banner Tracker show?

It tracks when Legendary, Mythic, and Emblem Heroes are expected to appear next. Each month is split into Red, Blue, Green, and Colorless, with three spots per color.

How are confirmed appearances determined?

Intelligent Systems announces the month when a Hero is due to return. These notices do not always name the banner, so a confirmed month is official even when the exact banner is still unclear.

What do Confirmed, Predicted, and Uncertain mean?

Confirmed means Intelligent Systems has named the Hero’s next appearance month. Predicted means the placement is Albert’s best estimate based on release and banner patterns. Uncertain means the Hero is a reasonable possibility, but there is not enough information for a firm guess.

What do the question-mark spaces mean?

These banners always include three Heroes of each color. A question mark is an open spot where we do not have a good guess yet.

Why can one color show more than three Heroes?

Intelligent Systems can confirm more than three same-color Heroes for one month without saying which banners they will join. Some may move to the Remix pool or appear on a special banner such as a Hero Fest. They remain visible until we know more.

How are the predictions made?

Albert starts with the official return months, then looks at open colors, recent releases, and past banner patterns to fill the remaining spots.

Heroes introduced on New Heroes and Seasonal Heroes banners often appear again about three months after release. That timing is a useful pattern, not a guarantee.

Can Intelligent Systems change a scheduled appearance?

Yes. Intelligent Systems occasionally moves a Hero to a different month and usually announces the change. The tracker is updated when a new notice is released.

What do the icons around each Hero portrait mean?

The top-left icon shows weapon type. The bottom-right icon shows movement type. The bottom-left icon shows a Legendary or Mythic season, or a special Hero type such as Emblem, Duo, Harmonized, Rearmed, Attuned, Aided, Ascended, Chosen, or Entwined.

What is the difference between a Remix and a refine?

A weapon refine updates a Hero’s preferred weapon, while a Remix updates one of that Hero’s preferred skills. Older Legendary and Mythic Heroes are periodically removed from the regular rotation before receiving both updates, then appear through the Remix pool.

How often is the tracker updated?

It is updated twice a month as official notices and new Hero releases provide more information. The latest update date appears near the top of the page.

Methodology

How Banner Placements Are Tracked

Official return months provide the starting point. Albert uses those dates and past banner patterns to estimate the remaining spots.

  • Each banner has three Heroes per color, for twelve Heroes total.
  • An official month does not always confirm the exact banner.
  • Open spots are estimated from color availability, recent releases, and recurring banner patterns. A question mark is used when there is not a strong guess.
  • More than three same-color Heroes may remain listed when a Remix, Hero Fest, or another special banner is still possible.

Looking for banners that are live right now? Visit the current summoning events list on the Fire Emblem Heroes Wiki.

You can also browse the Essential Fire Emblem Heroes Tools Guide for more FEHology resources.