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Three official images have been released: a mobile wallpaper with the Razgriz emblem; a 30th anniversary drawing from Tadahiko Kawaguchi, the original illustrator of A Blue Dove for the Princess; and an Arkbird illustration from @lownine.bsky.social, an illustrator who also worked on AC7.
November 4, 2025 at 2:21 AM
Three official images have been released: a mobile wallpaper with the Razgriz emblem; a 30th anniversary drawing from Tadahiko Kawaguchi, the original illustrator of A Blue Dove for the Princess; and an Arkbird illustration from @lownine.bsky.social, an illustrator who also worked on AC7.
Dates have been provided for Clarkson's ascension through the NUN and UPEO, as well as UPEO's formation of SARF. Yoko's research on sublimation is confirmed to have taken place at a DOE facility, and DOE was restarted only after all traces of sublimation were erased.
October 1, 2025 at 4:59 AM
Dates have been provided for Clarkson's ascension through the NUN and UPEO, as well as UPEO's formation of SARF. Yoko's research on sublimation is confirmed to have taken place at a DOE facility, and DOE was restarted only after all traces of sublimation were erased.
The game's summary re-confirms that Standoff in the Skies II and Wild Card are the canon variants of the Santa Elva and Griswall missions, respectively. The wiki already considered this to be the case following lore materials from the old Flash website.
October 1, 2025 at 4:56 AM
The game's summary re-confirms that Standoff in the Skies II and Wild Card are the canon variants of the Santa Elva and Griswall missions, respectively. The wiki already considered this to be the case following lore materials from the old Flash website.
Months have now been provided for some of the events in the following Aurelian War. Skies of Deception takes place in October, Prelude and Standoff in the Skies take place in November, and A Diversion and End of Deception take place in December.
October 1, 2025 at 4:56 AM
Months have now been provided for some of the events in the following Aurelian War. Skies of Deception takes place in October, Prelude and Standoff in the Skies take place in November, and A Diversion and End of Deception take place in December.
Enough about errors--how about some new information? The new #AceCombat timeline page actually gives us some important brand-new details! 🧵
First, the Leasath Civil War is confirmed to have lasted 10 years, now making it Strangereal's longest-known conflict.
First, the Leasath Civil War is confirmed to have lasted 10 years, now making it Strangereal's longest-known conflict.
October 1, 2025 at 4:56 AM
Enough about errors--how about some new information? The new #AceCombat timeline page actually gives us some important brand-new details! 🧵
First, the Leasath Civil War is confirmed to have lasted 10 years, now making it Strangereal's longest-known conflict.
First, the Leasath Civil War is confirmed to have lasted 10 years, now making it Strangereal's longest-known conflict.
And finally, some assorted misspellings: 6th Ait Division, Ualais Air Base, Yuktovania (this is copied from Aces At War: A History 2019), and Scinfaxiclass.
October 1, 2025 at 4:48 AM
And finally, some assorted misspellings: 6th Ait Division, Ualais Air Base, Yuktovania (this is copied from Aces At War: A History 2019), and Scinfaxiclass.
The page makes a new error in claiming that General Resource recruited Rena Hirose in 2030. According to the Ace Combat 3: Electrosphere - Mission & World View guide book, this actually took place in 2031.
October 1, 2025 at 4:47 AM
The page makes a new error in claiming that General Resource recruited Rena Hirose in 2030. According to the Ace Combat 3: Electrosphere - Mission & World View guide book, this actually took place in 2031.
The page copies Aces At War: A History 2019's error in claiming that the attempted bombing of Vitoze took place on November 14, 2015. According to the game, this was actually on November 24.
October 1, 2025 at 4:35 AM
The page copies Aces At War: A History 2019's error in claiming that the attempted bombing of Vitoze took place on November 14, 2015. According to the game, this was actually on November 24.
The map linked to the shooting down of Grabacr, Ofnir, and the SOLG is actually a representation of the attack on Sudentor.
October 1, 2025 at 4:31 AM
The map linked to the shooting down of Grabacr, Ofnir, and the SOLG is actually a representation of the attack on Sudentor.
The page copies Aces At War: A History 2019's error in claiming that Osea and Yuktobania converted the Arkbird to clear Ulysses debris starting in October 1999. The Arkbird did not even exist by this point.
October 1, 2025 at 4:22 AM
The page copies Aces At War: A History 2019's error in claiming that Osea and Yuktobania converted the Arkbird to clear Ulysses debris starting in October 1999. The Arkbird did not even exist by this point.
The page copies Aces At War: A History 2019's error in claiming that a "mainland missile defense network" was constructed to defend Central Usea Treaty Organization allies. The page later contradicts itself by showing the correct info.
October 1, 2025 at 4:13 AM
The page copies Aces At War: A History 2019's error in claiming that a "mainland missile defense network" was constructed to defend Central Usea Treaty Organization allies. The page later contradicts itself by showing the correct info.
The page copies Aces At War: A History 2019's error in re-listing Dominic Zubov's mercenary work in 1995, which was previously stated to have begun in 1985.
October 1, 2025 at 4:13 AM
The page copies Aces At War: A History 2019's error in re-listing Dominic Zubov's mercenary work in 1995, which was previously stated to have begun in 1985.
The page copies Aces At War: A History 2019's error in listing December 16, 1991 as the date Osea ordered the construction of the Kestrel. All previous sources stated this occurred on July 29.
October 1, 2025 at 4:06 AM
The page copies Aces At War: A History 2019's error in listing December 16, 1991 as the date Osea ordered the construction of the Kestrel. All previous sources stated this occurred on July 29.
The page copies Aces At War: A History 2019's error in listing both March 14, 1990 and October 8, 1990 as the date Estovakia abandoned its offshore oil facilities that later host the Aigaion. All previous sources had repeatedly used March 14.
October 1, 2025 at 4:06 AM
The page copies Aces At War: A History 2019's error in listing both March 14, 1990 and October 8, 1990 as the date Estovakia abandoned its offshore oil facilities that later host the Aigaion. All previous sources had repeatedly used March 14.
Hasegawa is also re-releasing the 1/72 F-14A Razgriz! www.amiami.com/eng/detail/?... Thanks to @razzgrizu on Twitter/X
July 29, 2025 at 5:53 AM
Hasegawa is also re-releasing the 1/72 F-14A Razgriz! www.amiami.com/eng/detail/?... Thanks to @razzgrizu on Twitter/X
Hasegawa will be re-releasing the 1/72 F-15C Cipher model kit this October! h/t Nightwing Caliber
July 29, 2025 at 3:57 AM
Hasegawa will be re-releasing the 1/72 F-15C Cipher model kit this October! h/t Nightwing Caliber
The #AceCombat PC/Switch controller being released soon is available for purchase at @amiami.jp with worldwide shipping. www.amiami.com/eng/detail/?...
Remember, this is a Japanese product, so the included instructions will likely only be in Japanese.
Remember, this is a Japanese product, so the included instructions will likely only be in Japanese.
July 22, 2025 at 4:48 AM
The #AceCombat PC/Switch controller being released soon is available for purchase at @amiami.jp with worldwide shipping. www.amiami.com/eng/detail/?...
Remember, this is a Japanese product, so the included instructions will likely only be in Japanese.
Remember, this is a Japanese product, so the included instructions will likely only be in Japanese.
Bandai Namco Europe is hosting a giveaway of three die-cast model aircraft! The three prizes are an F-4E "Mobius 1", an F-16C "Mage Squadron", and a Typhoon "Rot Team". See more details and enter here: beta.bandainamcoent.eu/en/cb/ace-co...
June 30, 2025 at 10:29 PM
Bandai Namco Europe is hosting a giveaway of three die-cast model aircraft! The three prizes are an F-4E "Mobius 1", an F-16C "Mage Squadron", and a Typhoon "Rot Team". See more details and enter here: beta.bandainamcoent.eu/en/cb/ace-co...
The Ace Combat controller previewed in the 30th anniv. video will be produced by Japanese company @type2_official. It supports Windows 10/11 and all Switch and Switch 2 systems. Features include hall sensor sticks, extra buttons on the back, switches, and lots more.
June 30, 2025 at 4:10 AM
The Ace Combat controller previewed in the 30th anniv. video will be produced by Japanese company @type2_official. It supports Windows 10/11 and all Switch and Switch 2 systems. Features include hall sensor sticks, extra buttons on the back, switches, and lots more.
The new Ace Combat Zero-themed merch is now available for pre-order at Amnibus (with international shipping through Buyee). amnibus.com/products/tit...
June 30, 2025 at 3:34 AM
The new Ace Combat Zero-themed merch is now available for pre-order at Amnibus (with international shipping through Buyee). amnibus.com/products/tit...
4) It falsely claims that Osea and Yuktobania were attempting to sign a treaty to create a Usean Alliance in Assault Horizon Legacy. It was actually Osea attempting to sign a treaty with southern Usean countries, and there was no such thing as the "Usean Alliance", just the Usean Allied Forces.
June 30, 2025 at 3:18 AM
4) It falsely claims that Osea and Yuktobania were attempting to sign a treaty to create a Usean Alliance in Assault Horizon Legacy. It was actually Osea attempting to sign a treaty with southern Usean countries, and there was no such thing as the "Usean Alliance", just the Usean Allied Forces.
2) It falsely calls the continent where Aurelia is located "South Osetia", and the opposing nation "Lessath". It's actually South Osea and Leasath.
3) It falsely claims that AC6 was the first game to feature online multiplayer. This was actually ACX, which was also described on the same page.
3) It falsely claims that AC6 was the first game to feature online multiplayer. This was actually ACX, which was also described on the same page.
June 30, 2025 at 3:18 AM
2) It falsely calls the continent where Aurelia is located "South Osetia", and the opposing nation "Lessath". It's actually South Osea and Leasath.
3) It falsely claims that AC6 was the first game to feature online multiplayer. This was actually ACX, which was also described on the same page.
3) It falsely claims that AC6 was the first game to feature online multiplayer. This was actually ACX, which was also described on the same page.
More errors are present on the page that lists most of the Ace Combat games:
1) It falsely claims that AC5 was the first game to let players choose squadron members. You could not choose your squadron members (you could in Ace Combat 2), only the aircraft they flew.
1) It falsely claims that AC5 was the first game to let players choose squadron members. You could not choose your squadron members (you could in Ace Combat 2), only the aircraft they flew.
June 30, 2025 at 3:18 AM
More errors are present on the page that lists most of the Ace Combat games:
1) It falsely claims that AC5 was the first game to let players choose squadron members. You could not choose your squadron members (you could in Ace Combat 2), only the aircraft they flew.
1) It falsely claims that AC5 was the first game to let players choose squadron members. You could not choose your squadron members (you could in Ace Combat 2), only the aircraft they flew.
3) It falsely claims Nikanor was abducted by Belkans. He was actually imprisoned by a group of right-wing nationalists in the military.
There's also this grammatical error in the full description for Ace Combat 5: The Unsung War, but that's less important. Still, for completeness's sake...
There's also this grammatical error in the full description for Ace Combat 5: The Unsung War, but that's less important. Still, for completeness's sake...
June 30, 2025 at 2:45 AM
3) It falsely claims Nikanor was abducted by Belkans. He was actually imprisoned by a group of right-wing nationalists in the military.
There's also this grammatical error in the full description for Ace Combat 5: The Unsung War, but that's less important. Still, for completeness's sake...
There's also this grammatical error in the full description for Ace Combat 5: The Unsung War, but that's less important. Still, for completeness's sake...
A new Chronicle page details the history of Strangereal through each #AceCombat game, but...
1) It falsely claims Erusea captured Stonehenge in 2001. It was actually 2003.
2) It falsely claims A World With No Boundaries was responsible for the Circum-Pacific War. It was actually the Grey Men.
1) It falsely claims Erusea captured Stonehenge in 2001. It was actually 2003.
2) It falsely claims A World With No Boundaries was responsible for the Circum-Pacific War. It was actually the Grey Men.
June 30, 2025 at 2:45 AM
A new Chronicle page details the history of Strangereal through each #AceCombat game, but...
1) It falsely claims Erusea captured Stonehenge in 2001. It was actually 2003.
2) It falsely claims A World With No Boundaries was responsible for the Circum-Pacific War. It was actually the Grey Men.
1) It falsely claims Erusea captured Stonehenge in 2001. It was actually 2003.
2) It falsely claims A World With No Boundaries was responsible for the Circum-Pacific War. It was actually the Grey Men.