Fire was ranked 82nd in Nintendo Power's list of the top 100 games released on Nintendo consoles, and in 2006, it placed 161st in the magazine's top 200. In 2002, Breath of Fire became runner-up for "Best Game Boy Advance Role-Playing Game" in IGN's Best of 2001 awards. In 2018, Complex rated Breath of Fire 27th on their "The Best Super Nintendo Games of All Time". IGN ranked the game 43rd in its Top 100 SNES Games. LegacyBreath of Fire influenced two officially licensed manga which were first serialized in Japanese magazines. The first, Breath of Fire: Ryū no Senshi by Hiroshi Yakumo, is a re-telling of the events of the video game which was first published in Family Computer Magazine before being released as a two-volume collection by Tokuma Shoten. The manga embellishes on certain parts of the plot while omitting others entirely, and introduces new characters such as Bo's son Dele. The second, Breath of Fire: Tsubasa no Oujo (ブレス オブ ファイア -翼の王女-, lit. Breath of Fire: Princess of the Wings) by Kouji Hayato, takes place after the events of the game and focuses on the relationship between Ryu and Nina, and first appeared in Monthly Shōnen Jump before also being released in a two-volume compilation by Shueisha Jump Comics. Hayato followed up the manga with a side-story called Breath of Fire Part II: Chiisana Boukensha (ブレスオブファイア PART2 ~小さな冒険者~, lit. Breath of Fire Part 2: Little Adventurers''), which featured the adventures of Ryu and Bo's sons, which was later released as its own single volume. Notes References External links Official Game Boy Advance version website 1993 video games Breath of Fire Game Boy Advance games Japanese role-playing video games Super Nintendo Entertainment System games Video games about shapeshifting Video games about dragons Video games scored by Yasuaki Fujita Video games scored by Yoko Shimomura Video games developed in Japan Virtual Console games Virtual Console games for Wii U Nintendo Switch Online games Virtual Console games for Nintendo 3DS