In Progress There can never be enough FF-faggotry - LP Final Fantasy 3/6

[GarfunkeL]

I started a new game since I lost my old save states at some point, so don't worry if there are some discrepancies. This time, I decided not to hire SHADOW because he has a bad habit of leaving the party randomly. So, I had CELES join the Figaro-brothers and Locke on their rescue mission!

New monsters!

They enjoy FLASH, one of the new tools EDGAR bought in Figaro Castle:

Soon enough, we reach the house of this lunatic we heard about:

Doesn't look too bad...

Always remember to check pots for treasure:

Lovely guy. Well, we can't even sleep in his bed, so it's time to head south.

SABIN has learned a new Blitz, called Fire Dance and it's very, very effective:

Any and every random encounter on the world map can now be solved by either EDGAR with Flash or SABIN with Firedance.

Thus, we reach the next town quickly and without trouble:

JIDOOR! Will we find Terra here? Will there be more angsty emotional moments ahead? Find out if this LP ever gets updated again!

 

[Major_Blackhart]

Most of the image links are broken bastard.

 

[GarfunkeL]

Not much I can do about it - I don't have the original screenshots.

So, our heroes hit the shops to see if any upgrades are available. Not much but some is. We buy two White Dresses, so that we can upgrade TERRA's gear when we find her. It is a nice upgrade for CELES as well, as it raises Magic Power:

SABIN gets a nice little upgrade in the form of Kaiser Claw:

Then, it's time to play detective and interview all locals:

Whoa. So, it seems that Jidoor is the home of rich people and all the poor people have gone north to build this Zozo place. And the are all liars and thieves. Surely that's just the filthy rich capitalist oppressors badmouthing them? Seems we'll have to find out as the only clue of Terra is that she sped off north, to the mountains.

The richest man in town has an art gallery, highlight of it being a portrait of ULTROS. Are Chuthulhu-esque monsters some sort of celebrities? At least he had kindly left a Tincture lying in a pot for us. Plus, apparently CELES looks very, very much like some opera singer called Maria. This is probably useless information that will not come handy in the near future.

So, it's time for bed before the trek to Zozo:

NEXT UPDATE SOON! OR MAYBE NOT!

 

[Major_Blackhart]

Nice party.
I love how in this game, each character you bring along has a little extra tidbit in comments about something or other.
The little blurp between sabin and edgar aboard the airship when Celes goes to Edgar for the coin. Such great foretelling.
Not only that, but bringing in Cyan or any other character, like Gau, also results in some cool stuff.
Cyan especially in the magitek research facility.

 

[ghostdog]

So you used a phoenix down on this LP, huh ?

 

[GarfunkeL]

Indeed I did. So, LOCKE leads our valiant party north, to find this disreputable village of poor liars and thieves.

North

and further north - there's no challenging mobs in that forest so it's safe to pass it -

ah, a mountain pass, leading us -

to a town that doesn't look any different from Jidoor, except

well, it's raining.

The music for Zozo is pretty great, have a listen:

http://www.youtuberepeater.com/watch?v=lc5eBlwac6U

Can't embed youtuberepeater, for some reason, so just open it in different tab or something.

Btw, imgur is being a bitch about batch uploads, so I have to do this in bits & pieces. Fingers crossed everything goes flawlessly. Anyway, we immediately meet some friendly locals, eager to help us in our quest:

Gabbldegak's are piss easy trash mobs. Best to use NoiseBlaster on them, so to make them confused, in which state they sometimes cast Vanish on the party - which is a very nice thing to have for reasons that I'll explain later. Harvesters are bloody thieves and if you let them live long enough, they WILL steal thousands of GP off you and then Escape. But with fairly high level party, killing groups like these is very easy. But for first timers, Zozo can be a total PITA - I remember being quite frustrated with this place as a kid.

Getting deeper into Zozo doesn't improve the initial impression at all. There's trash on the ground and corpses and all the buildings look semi-abandoned.

Better check out this Café place, though.

An actual bartender, though he's not serving us anything except a cryptic message about a clock. MYSTERIOUS!

Pushing on, we meet another lovely denizen of Zozo, the homicidal exotic dancer:

You can steal good stuff off them and they aren't very strong either but, if they are facing the party alone, they have a nasty tendency of throwing a Level 2 elemental spell as their opener! There's really no way to stop it aside from getting Pre-emptive Attack and killing her quickly or having CELES use Runic. Luckily their Magic Power isn't too high, so it's not lethal - just taking off 90% or so of HP. Why the hell are they working as dancers in Zozo, instead of taking over Jidoor or Figaro, I'll never know.

The Cafe balcony looks desolate as well.

Better push on.

Hmm, stairs and two doors? I smell treasure!

Ambushed by a single Harvester, EDGAR shows off the power of the Drill:

We open the right-side door and find a treasure chest:

On the way to the left-side door, we meet the last of the denizens of Zozo, the big hulking brute:

HadesGigas. Takes quite a bit of punishment and worse, has a special ability called Magnitude8, which is basically a Quake spell. Which is why the Imp spell, that CELES naturally knows, comes very handy:

Enemies turned into Imps can not use most of their special abilities. AuraBolt and Drill combo with Sabin wearing Earrings and Edgar wearing HyperWrist and AtlasArmlet is enough to kill him.

Why put Earrings on Sabin? Because his two most powerful Blitzes at this point, AuraBolt and FireDance, are both magical attacks and Earrings improve Magic Power. Meanwhile, most of Edgar's tools are Physical attacks, so HyperWrist, for increasing Vigor and AtlasArmlet, for increasing Battle Power, help him deal more damage that way.

So the giant is dead and we get to loot the other door:

Damn. Oh well, we'll continue exploring.

And just to show bad nasty this place is, there's a corpse of a girl here as well:

 

[GarfunkeL]

But this other guy is alive:

Is that so? Okay, we won't jump around.

Inside the Inn, there's nothing but an old clock:

Sorry, I forgot to take screenshots for the different options for minutes and seconds. But trust me, it was 10, 20, 30, 40 and 50 for both.

This is a MYSTARY for sure. But wait, the bartender in the Cafe said that the second finger is pointing at 30? Maybe other denizens of Zozo will give us more clues.

We continue exploring, for now. In a place labelled as armoury, we find some loot:

Edge of Zozo looks just as ramshackle as the rest:

But we do find a lonely shopkeeper, with another hint:

What? Better take a look at the clock, then:

MYSTARY deepens.

We keep exploring:

A-ha! A door. And we can enter! Let's see:

Allrighty. We'll check the top of this building. Is he lying about the first part or the second part? LOCKE will find out, soon enough!

We climb the stairs and come to a narrow, winding room with many locals wandering around. We interrogate each and every one of them:

Screw you, old man!

Outside, we find this crane. It's actually the easy way down, because the wandering bozos very easily block the pathway.

So, we have several but conflicting hints about the puzzle. Which one is correct? Better keep moving.

We find treasure behind a door:

This is both good and bad. Capture is basically Fight and Steal combined, so LOCKE will jump over, try to steal and hit the monster. It's good because you'll do more damage, it's bad because from now on, LOCKE will ruin Muddle/Confusion from NoiseBlaster. Still, we're going to be stealing from bosses and it's not like EDGAR will use NoiseBlaster in every battle, so it's a good thing to wear.

Unfortunately, our path is blocked by this stupid wall.

But wait, there's that abandoned corner two stories below us, which leads to a window? And one of these liars said something about not jumping?

SCREW YOU GUYS!

HEROES MAKE THEIR OWN RULES!

I'M A LEAF ON THE WIND!

WATCH ME SOAR!

Whew, that was close.

Well, no, it wasn't. It's actually impossible to fuck this up. It's an JRPG, not an action game.

We enter and find a cunningly disguised pathway. Which actually leads to a dead end, so we need to find another one. Which we easily do.

Always search buckets, pots, bookshelves and clocks! Adventuring 101.

 

[GarfunkeL]

We interrogate this bartender as well:

Oh really? We'll believe you... NOT.

But better keep moving, there's hopefully more hints still coming or otherwise it's going to take a lot of guesswork.

Seems like there's someone to talk to, plus a way of jumping back to the main building, just above us.

Let me note that down.... bitch.

Then it's time for GERONIMO!

CAN'T STOP ME NOW

I'M ON FIIIIIIIIIRE!

Ok, ok. Enough of that. There's a door right there and we enter, to find the mother of all staircases:

Yeah, had to fight quite a few battles in there but I figured no-one is wanting to see a dozen nearly identical battle screens.

Finally, we're outside again and can climb the last floors:

That door above us? It had some fancy loot:

Just a tiny little improvement of 39 points! Plus, as the name says, it sometimes casts the Fire spell when attacking. Too bad SABIN almost never uses his Fight ability, since the Blitzes are so much more powerful.

Now who is this clown, blocking our path?

LIAR, LIAR, PANTS ON FIRE.

So yes, if you didn't guess it by now, those snobs in Jidoor were correct and everyone in Zozo is an pathological liar. Dadaluma is some weird combination of martial artist and thief. Who also has a nasty habit of throwing really annoying multi-target special abilities. So CELES takes away his special abilities:

Sure, he can still call for help and he still does respectable physical damage but hey, SABIN eats Iron Fists for breakfast and CELES can cast Cure, so the fight just turned very easy:

Especially since the Iron Fists are vulnerable to EDGAR's NoiseBlaster and are thus kept confused.

CELES has to heal us exactly once.

Dadaluma can still use items, so he actually managed to consume few Potions in there.

But then the boys did what they do best. And that's that.

Ah, the top. What shall we find here? TUNE IN, NEXT TIME! IN 2014!

 

[GarfunkeL]

We enter and find ourselves in this magnificent hallways. Zozo maybe a shitty cesspool but the penthouse suite is nice indeed.

Play this on the background:
http://www.youtuberepeater.com/watch?v=a6t_uyg_pF8

Locke quickly salvages some lost treasure on both sides:

We move on and -

That looks like TERRA, lying on a bed.

She's not making much sense, that's for sure.

Thanks, mysterious ethereal voice coming from nowhere!

SUDDENLY! TERRA freaks out, jumps off her bed and starts jumping around. This was nearly impossible to catch, so here's the best I could do:

Hey, isn't anyone going to care that TERRA is lying on the floor there?

Seriously?

Hey, she's still there! Come on!

Thanks, like, finally!

Just for a little change, here's Terra's Theme from Dissidia:
http://www.youtuberepeater.com/watch?v=tBSnGC91Ags&name=Terras+Dissidia+Theme+Long+Version

Hope the player wasn't susceptible to epilepsy fits.

CYAN and GAU appear magically here, even though we left them at Narshe. But hey, the whole idea that someone has to stay behind to "help defend XYZ" is a decent enough plot-justification for the game mechanic-dependent reason why only four people can be in a party at any single time.

Anyway, TERRA is angsting like there's no tomorrow since she's a freaky mutant. Meanwhile, Emperor Gestahl is sucking the life and magic out of Espers in some nefarious "research" centre, so while we wait for TERRA to recuperate, we might as well strike a blow for Returners and remove this magic battery that the Empire uses to create & power MagiTek Armours.

Fun fact, as a kid, I thought that Terra would get better with time, so I wasted a lot of time killing monsters around Zozo, waiting for her to get better so I could bring her along for the next part. Of course, she only recovers when the plot says so... well, at least I made the game quite a bit easier for myself, having grinded all spells to all party members.

 

[GarfunkeL]

For some background music, let's use the Zozo Theme, since it doesn't play very often and we'll soon get sick and tired of Terra's Theme:
http://www.youtuberepeater.com/watch?v=lc5eBlwac6U&name=Final+Fantasy+VI+OST+Slam+Shuffle+Zozo+Theme


So our heroes start their trek down. This is a cut-scene, nothing for the player to do.

Ah, LOCKE. Never change! You just want another chance to get into CELES's unitard.

Let's talk with this local who just appeared here:

OKAY! ESPER TIME! That ghost would give us an tutorial about Espers but it's long and boring. Here's the important bits.
Each Esper gives us the chance of learning some spells, summoning them once per battle and some of them even grant us additional level-up bonuses.

LOCKE gets Ramuh, since LOCKE is generally a useful guy to have around and starts with fairly decent Magic Power, so it's imperative that we cover his lack of physical prowess with some magical powah! Learning Bolt2 will be a pain in the ass, but worth it. Also, Ramuh gives us +1 to Stamina if we have him equipped at level up. Unfortunately, Stamina is almost completely useless in FF6, as it governs only three things - how much HP Regen gives a character each tick, how much HP Poison takes away from character each tick, and Instant Death resistance. Regen is almost useless, Poison can actually be harmful as the more Stamina you have - the more damage Poison/Bio/Seizure cause, and to truly be immune to ID spells, we'd need to maximize Stamina to 255. So not really worth it, as you can only wear one Esper at a time.

In battle, we can summon Ramuh to deal some serious Lightning damage.

SABIN gets Kirin, since we need to spread around the Curing ability and his Blitzes make him a very useful guy for the moment - so he'll most likely be us for a long time, whereas CELES might not. Kirin doesn't give us any additional bonuses and in battle, it casts Regen on the whole party, which is pretty useless.

CELES gets Siren, to round out her spells. Since she can already cast Cure, Antdot and Ice, I prefer to use Siren as her first Esper. She'll get Fire as a bonus but getting Mute and Slow are the important bits here, as having the ability to counter Hasted enemies and disabling their magical spells is extremely useful. The +10 HP doesn't mean that Celes gets +10% to her HP at level-up, it means that the number of hit points she would have gained at a level-up gets additional 10% - but from the amount she would have gotten anyway, not from her total. For example, let's think she's getting 80 HP more with the next level, having Siren equipped would increase that to 88 HP. So it's worthless, though there are some specific levels where the characters get much more HP than usual. Google it if you really want to know.

In battle, however, Siren is AWESOME, as it casts Mute on all enemies. Which is really useful when you meet a group of bosses who all (or several) cast spells.

Finally, EDGAR gets Stray. Because he'll need the Magic Power boost but mainly because he was the odd one out. Muddle is useless, Imp is very situational, as is Float which is also very difficult to get. But Stray will be passed around like the village harlot since an additional point of Magic Power on level-up is easily the best possible bonus we can get with only these four Espers available to us. In battle, Stray is only useful if EDGAR and his NoiseBlaster isn't present and you really, really need to get Muddle status on all enemies.

So, how do we learn spells then? Well, the Learn.Rate multiplies the number of Magic Points we get from combat encounters and once you have 100, vóila, the spell is learned:

So the lower the Learn.Rate, the slower it takes to learn spells. Of course, some enemies (like most bosses) give far more magic points than just one.

Ah, you ask, but GarfunkeL, you awful cock-tease! What about that clock puzzle?

REVEALED IN NEXT UPDATE, i SAY!

 

[Major_Blackhart]

Yeah, it's pretty much the numbers the Zozoites don't mention.

 

[GarfunkeL]

WHICH COMES RIGHT NOW!

You don't need to solve the puzzle to clear Zozo, by the way. It's entirely optional. But let's review what we know.

1. We need the hour setting, for which there were the following options:
   1. 2:00
   2. 4:00
   3. 6:00
   4. 8:00
   5. 10:00
   6. 12:00
2. We need the minutes setting, for which there were the following options:
   1. 0:10
   2. 0:20
   3. 0:30
   4. 0:40
   5. 0:50
3. We need the seconds setting, for which there were the same options:
   1. 0:00:10
   2. 0:00:20
   3. 0:00:30
   4. 0:00:40
   5. 0:00:50

Then, we got the clues from the locals. Except we know that they are all liars. In fact, they are incapable of speaking the truth. Our hints were:

Which means that the seconds will NOT be 0:00:30 option.

Yet another lie! There is a minute hand and it's pointing at two! That means that the minutes should be 0:10 option.

Useless lying attempt, pig. Well, at least we know for sure that the minutes can't be 0:20 option.

As for seconds, we only got one other clue:

Which means they aren't, leaving us the :10 and :50 options, since the first hint we got was that the :30 option was out.

So far, our best bet is 0:10:10 or 0:10:50. Time to figure out the hour:

So, the lying bastards present us every possible time... except for six! So we'll go for 6:10:10 and if that doesn't work, 6:10:50!

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Of course, 6:10:50 is the right combination.

WOOOOOOOOOOOP WOOOOOOOOOOOOOP!

Chain Saw is pretty much the ultimate tool for EDGAR.
Here he is, using it on HadesGigas:

It deals more damage than any other tool and has a 1-in-4, or 25%, chance of going for ID - instant death. Unfortunately, all bosses and many strong enemies are immune to ID, meaning that 25% of Chainsaw's theoretical damage output is actually wasted on misses. Drill is thus the better choice for all bosses, even on lower levels.

Anyway! We have Chainsaw, we know Terra is safe, we got some mysterious magical thingies and stuffies called Espers and now we need to find our way to the Southern Continent, which is under the iron fist of the Empire. With no ships sailing due to the current war status, we're in a jiffy. Maybe someone in Jidoor could help us?

 

[Major_Blackhart]

Doesn't Drill and Chainsaw both ignore certain defenses, or is it just drill?

 

[GarfunkeL]

Both indeed. Without the ID flaw in Chainsaw, it would always be better thanks to its higher base damage.

 

[LeStryfe79]

 

[Major_Blackhart]

What's the ID Flaw?
I know FF3 was buggy when it was released, with shit like Haste not acting correctly.

 

[GarfunkeL]

That 25% of time, Chainsaw goes for ID - Instant Death. Too bad that nearly all bosses and many stronger monsters are immune to ID, meaning that Chainsaw misses and causes no damage.

 

[GarfunkeL]

SO WE HEAD TO JIDOOR!
http://www.youtuberepeater.com/watc...+music+ever+Top150+104+Final+fantasy+6+Jidoor


That's the theme for Jidoor, so open it in a different tab or window and let's do this!

I didn't take any screenshots for the march back south. We fought a few battles but nothing special and no-one learned any spells. As soon as we enter Jidoor, we start interrogating the locals, some of whom have new things to say:

Well, actually, that's the only person with anything new to say. GAMBLER LIKES FLASHY GIRLS. Sounds like my kinda guy. Anyway, we go to the Owzer's house - that was the huge mansion with questionable art hanging on the walls. Here we meet some fat dude:

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In case you can't make it out, in the above screenshot, CELES strikes a pose and snaps her fingers. It's awesome.

We also find a letter on the floor:

Sounds like both EDGAR and LOCKE will get even more competition in their quest for tail! Well, EDGAR seems to be out of the picture already, since his lecherous, womanizing ways are a totally informed ability.

YES. YES I WAS. YOU GONNA MAKE SOMETHING OUT OF IT? HUH! HUH!

So yeah, SETZER is one of the more awesome characters, story-wise, a scarred albino gambler who flies across the world in his airship and chases flashy ladies.

And how do you propose to do that, LOCKE?

Well, we first need to get to the Opera House, in any case:

Ah, and here we are.

Ok, that's all of the screenshots I have so now I actually need to play the game some more. Also, what's happening best is one the best scenes in a game filled with awesome scenes - if not THE best out of them all - so it must be perfect. TUNE IN, NEXT TIME!

 

[Major_Blackhart]

MOAR!

 

[GarfunkeL]

So what is this opera?

Because in the game you never see the full thing, here's a video done by ElderGeek.com which shows the "full" opera as it's supposed to happen in the game.

Credits:
Composed and arranged by Nobuo Uematsu
Written by Yoshinori Kitase & Nobuo Uematsu
Performed by The Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra
Sung by Emma Wetter, Fredrik Strid, and Johan Schinkler
Conducted by Arnie Roth
From the game by Squaresoft/Square-Enix
Sprite work, minor rewrites, animation, and video by Eliot Hagen



It's barely over ten minutes, so happy watching!

 

[GarfunkeL]

The opera house theme:
http://www.youtuberepeater.com/watch?v=Dqq-q89nBMg

YES, IT IS I.

Very dramatic man, this IMPRESARIO.

CELES freaks out.

Yeah, you should be worried.

CELES totally freaks out now.

Yeah, she just ran against that door, falling down after pushing LOCKE aside.

Strikes a pose...

and runs away, into the dressing room.

Classy Locke, just laugh it off!

But wait! What's this?

ULTROS is planning to sabotage the show! OH NO!

 

[Major_Blackhart]

Dude, Ultros was my hero.

 

[GarfunkeL]

The show begins!

Where did all these people come from? Surely not Jidoor!

The boys get to their seats.

I equip LOCKE with Sprint Shoes, which allow him to run instead of walking. We're going to need that speed in near-future. With emulators, I don't usually waste Relic space with them, since I can just use turbo instead.

Ah, SABIN, you meat head.

Oh, who is this lady in white?

Real subtle, LOCKE. Now, save your face by complimenting her nicely or saying something-

:facepalm:

Truly, LOCKE is a smooth operator!

But CELES is more interested in exploring LOCKE's motivations and psyche.

Yes, Rachel. Remember we found out about her some time ago.

CELES is surprisingly astute.

LOCKE just snaps his fingers. Sassy man.

Smooooooooth change of topic.

Now, this isn't just window dressing. In the following scene, you are prompted three times for the next line and given two options. If you fail, well...

You're thrown out of the opera. You can re-enter, beg Impresario for another attempt. Fail four times and then it's GAME OVER screen.

But enough of that, onwards with the story:

CELES is ready to rock some snobs.

Deep breath and let's do this.



Now that's not me but I figured that the video is so much better than fifty screenshots, trying to catch all the poses, plus you'd lose out on the beautiful music. I swear, as a kid I thought Square had done some magic and "it's almost like voices". Seriously.

After this haunting performance, it's Scene 2 - The Ball.

Drama both on stage and off stage!

Yes, it's a dance battle. They just sort of bump against each other.

You know he's THE HERO when he gallivates on stage riding a chocobo.

DRAMATIC!

This is, again, really well done, as Ralse, the East Prince starts this line and then Draco, the West Prince, joins in. Even though their voices are just synth-bops on SNES.

Every girl's dream - having two men fight over her!
And trannies too, I guess.

With the dramatic entry concluded, camera switches back to the boys:

That's the cue for heroes if I've ever seen one.

We rush to the right, to find this man who can help us.

Now, there are four switches. The correct is even placed slightly apart from the three wrong ones. But for lulz, what do the other switches do?

Yeah, one turns off the lights.

And one drops you on the stage, where the heroes escape by crowd-surfing back to the lobby. But enough, thanks to the magic of save states, that was all just a bad dream and we didn't waste almost a minute:

Rushing to the left side.

What the switch does, is unlock this door to the rafters. What's there? Well, Vermin and Sewer Rats, of course!

Sometimes in big groups as well.

Ah, Flash is quite nice. This place could really use the services of a proper exterminator.

ULTROS! Prepare to meet your DOOM! We bumrush him-

ULTROS counters with a somersault and-

we all lose balance-

and come crashing down.

Dynamic entry, for sure.

LOCKE, what are you doing?

Dem's fightan words, boya.

SHOW MUST GO ON!

ULTROS is my favourite boss in this game, hands down, no contest.

Too bad he's such a pushover, when Maduin makes his appearance.

Well, AuraBolt and Drill help out quite a bit, too.

While LOCKE is laughing his ass off, a CHALLENGER APPEARS!

Yes folks, in mere seconds, SETZER undressed CELES, dressed her in her regular uniform, tied her down and snatched her up. And I still have trouble with bras.

Are you impressed, CELES?

I bet she is.

Aaaaaaaaaaand that's the end of the famous FF6 Opera Scene. If you go to Youtube, there are literally dozens of different renditions of it, some with actual orchestras and opera singers and what not. Definitely beats Leliana's song from Dragon Age, if you even have to ask.

Wonder whether the opera critics approved of this version over the more traditional one?

In any case, the saga continues:

CELES rushes to the door but it's locked:

But this opening on the floor sure looks like it'll come handy, right about now:

Disappointment, thy face is SETZER.

Ah, classics - little flattery never hurt anyone's cause.

Or outright bribery, I guess.

But he let's them out of this room, so we enter the gambling salon.

Uh-oh.

Oh, beating the man in his own game?

Come on LOCKE, it's obvious she has a plan!

Yes, of course. If you remember from the beginning, Figaro coins have the face of EDGAR on one side, and the face of SABIN on the other. There's no "tails" side to the coins. CELES actually walks up to EDGAR in this cut scene but I must have missed taking a screenshot there.

Hey, at least he has a sense of humour.

Ante up indeed. LOCKE, you have a rival suitor in the game of "Getting inside CELES's leotard" now.

VECTOR - HERE WE COME!

Thus we find our heroes on the southern continent. SETZER stays behind to guard the airship, which we also cannot use for transportation at the moment.

But new towns, new monsters, a whole new continent to explore! Quite a drastic difference to later era Final Fantasies.

TUNE IN NEXT TIME! ACTION! DRAMA! LOVE! IT'S ALL HERE!

 

[GarfunkeL]

Also, we better bump this to page 10.

 

[Crooked Bee]

Oh my, so the dead do walk the earth sometimes.