Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo's Dungeon: Fish/Flower/Tips FAQ by Goldhorizon Version 1.

04, Last Updated 2008-07-20 View/Download Original File Hosted by Game FAQs Return to Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo's Dungeon (WII) FAQs & Guides Liked this FAQ? Click here to recommend this item to other users. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ *Final Fantasy Fables Chocobo's Dungeon Final Fantasy Fables Chocobo's Dungeon* ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Final Fantasy Fables Chocobo's Dungeon Nintendo Wii Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection (pop-up card battling) Use Wiimote and/or Classic Controller 3 save files Detailed Fish, Flower, and Tips Faqs Written by Goldhorizon Version 1.04 Rated E-10+ (Fantasy violence, Mild Suggestive Themes) Square Enix Co. LTD 2007, 2008 Licensed by Nintendo Note: This faqs will contain lots of tips and lists on various parts of the game besides just Fish and Flowers but it is not meant to be an everything tip guide even though it may be in-depth in some areas. ============================================================================= --------------This is a work in progress ---------This faqs is mostly done now ----------

================== Table of Contents ================== I. Introduction & Overview Game Description About the Game II. Fish Tips Detailed Fish List Other Fishables List

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Flowers Tips Detailed Flower List

IV.

Tips Telling Day & Night Cows on Stella's Farm Inventory Bags Chocobo's Jobs Romantic Phrases Book Spells Gold Bag Icon Spells Cursed Items Mini Games Dungeons Seals Talons & Saddles Collars

V.

Legal & Copyright

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=============================== I. Introduction & Overview ===============================

Game Description ---------------"Chocobo and Cid travel the world in search of rare treasures, but when they arrive in the town of Lostime, they discover a town plagued with forgetfullness. Every time the clocktower bell rings, people lose their memories. Join Chocobo and his friends as he fights his way through dungeons to recover townspeople's memories and rescue the town from oblivion." - Defeat powerful enemies in the ever-changing dungeons! - Train in many of your favorite Final Fantasy job! - Discover challenging mini-games, pop-up card battles and more! About the Game -------------- This is a great game! - Start of the game is childish but it turns difficult quickly - voice-overs may annoy you but they will not be a huge detriment to the game

- This is not a game for children even though it is protrayed as "cute" - This is a deep content game that will keep you busy for at least many weeks if you do all side quests and completions. - This is an addictive game with a lot of details of the game well completed - This is a turn-based game which means you take turns back and forth when battling foes (turns can be more than one move long depending on foes and spells used) - This game has RPG elements, dungeon-crawler elements, and sidequests - Chocobo has 10 job classes he can change into throughout the story: - Natural, Knight, White Mage, Thief, Black Mage, Dragoon, Dark Knight, Ninja, Dancer, Scholar - 4 mini-games at the Mog House includes: - Bat Basher, Kick Darts, Pop-Up Duel, - Approximately 30 unlockable dungeons available in the game - Dungeons are very well done with lots of thought and variety - Dungeons shape-shift every time they are entered - Dungeons randomly generate layout, monsters, items - Several Sidequests which include growing flowers, some fishing, gathering mystery letters, and mini games. Note: For more information on these see the Tips section. ============ II. Fish ============ - You can obtain a Lure and Bucket early on in the game in Stella's Shed - The bucket will only hold 1 fish at a time - Press A once on fish icon to cast line and press A once to reel in the line - Pressing A repeatedly (casting/between casting/reeling in) may catch you your fish faster (this method is optional - you can opt to fish in a more relaxing way if you would like by just pressing A twice) - Be warned that Chocobo plants flowers with his wings but fishes with his posterior ... I mean tail feathers (those poor fish, lol) - You can fish out many other items besides fish - As you are able to catch new fish then you will still catch all the previous fish as well making the new fish harder to fish out - The larger cow (Manalee) in the grass field on Stella's Farm will tell you some things about fish - Some of the books in the mayor's house will tell you about fish

- Marris's Mola Mola shop - You must beat the Marris's Dungeon Memory to be able to sell him fish

- Catch at least one of each fish to advance lures - You must also advance the story to get more lures (as noted) - Blaroo (Giant Chocobo/Star on top of head/Storage in Bank) - Bring each of the different types of fish to Blaroo to increase the storage amount he can hold for you - Storage amount will increase by 16 for each new fish - Blaroo eats the fish and gives you no money for it but the storage is worth it - 2 places to fish - Stella's Farm - Stream/River - Back of farm down dock - Seaside Park - Sea - Town waterfront

Fish List --------- Regular Lure (once you obtain a regular lure and bucket) Greedie - night - Farm - 300 gil Hamsi - night - Sea - 350 gil Mola Mola - day - Sea - 350 gil Dil - day - Farm - 300 gil

- Deluxe Lure (beat Fire Dungeon and catch all regular lure fish) - Kalamar - day - Sea - 1000 gil - Ogre Eel - day - Farm - 1000 gil - Master Lure (beat Water Dungeon and catch all deluxe lure fish) - Bluetail - night - Farm - 3000 gil - Vongola - night - Sea - 3200 gil Other Fishables List -------------------- Non-keepable Items Pondweed (usually at Stella's Farm) Seaweed (usually at Seaside Park) Twig (Stella's Farm and Seaside Park) Leaves (Stella's Farm and Seaside Park) Hmm, nothing biting (Stella's Farm and Seaside Park)

- Special Item - Mysterious Letter #5 - Keepable Items - Items found as noted but may be fishable out of Stella's Farm &/or Seaside Park

- All drinkable/keepable items can possibly be fished out - All keepable items can be kept in your bag and used or sold Elixir (restores all HP and SP - Farm) Explosion (medicine that explodes inside you - Sea) Amnesia Drink (all appraised items are forgotten again - Farm) Shrinking Drink (potion reduces max food level - Farm) Silence Drink (drinking this will make you silent - Sea) Turbo Ether (magic drink that restores a large amount of SP - Sea) Potion (magic drink that restores a small amount of HP - Sea) Ether (magic drink that restores a small amount of SP - Farm) Salt Water (rusts talons and saddles - Sea) Hi-Ether (magic drink that restores a fair amount of SP - Farm) Remedy (sacred medicine that cures all afflictions - Farm) Max Potion (restores huge amount of HP - Sea) Dry Ether (restores huge amount of SP - Sea) Antidote (medicine that cures poison - Sea) X-Potion (magic drink that restores a large amount of HP - Sea) Hi-Potion (magic drink that restores a fair amount of HP - Farm) Poison Drink (drinking this will poison you - Farm) Eyedrops (cures blindness - Sea) Slow Drink (drinking this will make you S..L..O..W - Sea) Goblin's Tonic (drinking this halves your SP - Sea) Devil's Tonic (noxious tonic cursed by the demon Balrog/erases all your SP - Sea) Echo Drops (medicine that cures silence - Sea) Haste Drink (drinking this will make you hasty - Sea) Damage Drink (drinking this will halve your HP - Sea) Expanding Drink (tasty tonic stimulates the stomach/enables you to eat more food/potion increases max food level - Sea)

... and more

=============== III. Flowers =============== - Flowers can be grown at Stella's Farm in a 2X2 plot - You need to beat Flora the Florist's Memory Dungeon (this lets you buy seeds and sell flowers) and Stella's Memory dungeon (this fixes the Windmill which lets you water the flowers - You buy Mystery Seeds from Flora the Florist (40 gil each) - Flower seeds are all the same but randomly grow various flowers - You plant each seed and then water from the center sprinkler - When sprouts appear then water once again - About 10 minutes later then you will hopefully have fully bloomed flowers (if not then give it more time - or save & restart game) - You can go do dungeons between waiting times without affecting the

flowers - The small brown and white cow (Molly) in the field on Stella's farm will talk about flowers - Sell flowers to Flora for best price and Merchant X in bank for a lower price - It is best to use the flowers instead of selling them - You can salute planted seeds (press A) - You can sing (no sound) to sprouted flowers (press A) - You use flowers in dungeons and you have to be on at least the first floor of the dungeon (not the floor where you can change jobs) to get the Use button - No SP is needed to cast spells using flowers

Flower List ----------- Starting Flowers - Lasans - most common - grants small number of job points (30 JP/Lv 1) - sell for 20 gil - Luchiles - most common - confuses enemies in a 3 grid radius/Lvl 2 - sells for 40 gil - Pepios - 3 times more job points as Lasans and Saharas (90 JP) lvl 3 - sells for 50 gil - Saharas - cast Protect and Shell/Lvl 4 - sells for 500 gil (yes, not a typo - 500 gil) - Next Flowers (after beating water dungeon) - Prams - 10 times more job points as Lasans and Porovs (300 JP) lvl 5 - sells for 150 gil - Porovs - restores all HP and cures all afflictions - sell for 100 gil - Carob - raise spell (on yourself) - Zeio - 20 times more job points as Lasans (600 JP)

============ IV. Tips ============

Telling Day and Night --------------------- There are basically 3 modes to day and night throughout the story - Always light - start of game through beating water dungeon

- stays always light unless you manually change it to dark (see the bench explanation below) - note that day and night is still cycling even though it is day outside (you can catch both day and night fish in total daylight) - Always dark - when Shirma gets ill which happens after beating water dungeon & before beating light dungeon - stays always dark unless you manually change it back to always light (see the bench explantion below) - note that day and night is still cycling even though it is day outside (you can catch both day and night fish in total daylight) - Automatically cycling between day and night - once you beat the light dungeon - you can still manually set the time to day or night using the bench but it will automatically recycle day/night Manually setting Day/Night at beginning to middle of game: - There are two benches by the water/sea in town (Seaside Park). You can sit on one of them. - The bench will change the town to day or night -- and then the time will cycle through day and night repeatedly no matter what you changed it to. This means that you can have a town in daylight constantly or in night-time constantly or have a variety (manually bench set it). The bench you use will be the 2nd bench furthest away from the Seaside Park (town water front) stairs. - You can sit on the bench repeatedly to change day/night for items (like fish, pharmacy items, Harry's items, etc) . It will begin with either day or night (which ever you "woke up" to) and then start an "invisible" day/night schedule. - You can also tell when the town is day or night by what fish you can catch at that time or what items or being sold. Day and night cycle rather quickly.

Cows on Stella's Farm --------------------- Outside in Grass Field - Molly - small white with dark brown spots - talks about flowers - Manalee - large solid medium brown - talks about fish - Inside Barn - Moolan - large white with black spots - talks about equipment - Melanie - small solid medium brown - talks about abilities Some tips the cows give you; Ribbon Collar - protects you from poison, slow, silence, blindness, stun, halt, confusion, and sleep

Mirage Saddle - lets you be stealthy around foes Ultimate Basher Talons - fuse these basher talons together: Floater, Undead, Demon, Dragon, Elemental Trident Talons - strike 3 directions at once

Inventory Bags -------------- Buy from Harry at Harry's Hardware/mining section of town Start - 16 slots Cloth Bag - 24 slots Leather Bag - 32 slots Elegant Bag - 40 slots - costs 2000 gil Designer Bag - 48 slots (after beat dark dungeon) - costs 4000 gil

Chocobo's Jobs -------------- Each job can be advanced up to level 8 Natural - start with Knight - Freja's Memory Dungeon White Mage - Roche (priest) Memory Dungeon Thief - Fuego (Fire) Dungeon - steal it behind Merchant Hero X - variable floor but usually floor 4/jump in thick white ring - usually 2 thick rings on same floor: one leads to Merchant Hero X and one leads to a dueling battle with a monster Black Mage - Fuego (Fire) Dungeon floor 10 - to left of huge doors Dragoon - Meja's Memory Dungeon Dark Knight - beat the light dungeon (floor 30 against Croma) Ninja - Volg's Memory Dungeon (side Dungeon/lvl 60) - can enter Volg's memory as early as beating the water dungeon Dancer - enter romantic phrase "Pirouette(music note here - no space)" to Romantic Hero X who is located on Stella's Farm in silo Scholar - beat floor 21 of the water dungeon (battle 4 elementals)

Natural - lvl 1 - Chocobo Kick - special kick deals slight damage to foe - 1 grid forward/1 SP - lvl 2 - Chocobo Drop - deals slight damage to all nearby foes - 1 grid radius/2 SP - lvl 3

- Chocobo Kick+ - medium damage and knockback to one foe - 1 grid forward/2 SP - lvl 4 - Dig - dig up one item per dungeon floor - use on Chocobo/2 SP - lvl 5 - Chocomet - slight damage 3 grids forward and radius - 3 grids forward + radius/3 SP - lvl 6 - Chocobo Dash - move faster for a period of time - 4 SP - lvl 7 - Chocobo Kick Zero - mightly blow that causes knockback & confusion - 4 SP - lvl 8 - Chocobash - non-element attack in a 3-grid radius - 3 grid radius/3 SP

Knight - lvl 1 - Power Smack - slight damage and knockback to one foe - 1 grid forward/1 SP - lvl 2 - Circle Slash - slight damage to all nearby foes - 1 grid radius/2 SP - lvl 3 - Slow Burner - slight damage, stun, and slow to one foe - 1 grid forward/3 SP - lvl 4 - Aegis - reduces physical damage for a limited time - use on Chocobo/2 SP - lvl 5 - Excalibur - 3-way medium damage light attack - 1 grid 3 ways/3 SP - lvl 6 - Quadrohazard

- 4-way medium damage with knockback - 3 SP - lvl 7 - Ragnarok - medium damage to all neighboring foes - 3 SP - lvl 8 - Camelot - heavy damage, Slow, knockback to close foes - 4 SP Dragoon - lvl 1 - Jump - jump to attack one foe 2 grids forward - 2 grids forward/1 SP - lvl 2 - Flame Lance - pierce foes 2 grids forward with fire - 2 grids through/2 SP - lvl 3 - Ice Lance - pierce foes 2 grids forward with ice - 2 grids through/2 SP - lvl 4 - Dragon Blade - saps HP and deal slight damage to a foe - 1 grid forward/3 SP - lvl 5 - High Jump - jump to attack one foe 3 grids forward - 3 grids forward/2 SP - lvl 6 - Dragon Power - boost normal attack for a limited time - use on Chocobo/2 SP - lvl 7 - Holy Lance - holy light attack in 3 directions - 2 through, 3 ways/3 SP - lvl 8 - Gungnir - deliver powerful attack 6 grids forward - 6 grids through/3 SP Dark Knight - lvl 1

- Shadow - use own HP to deal slight damage to foe - 1 grid forward/no SP - lvl 2 - Dark - dark magic attack 3 grids forward - 3 grids forward/1 SP - lvl 3 - Covenant - doubles attack power but halves defense - use on Chocobo/2 SP - lvl 4 - Drain Blade - dark sword that saps HP from one foe - 1 grid forward/2 SP - lvl 5 - Dark Breaker - 3-way medium damage and knockback - 1 grid 3 ways/3 SP - lvl 6 - Nightmare - send all nearby foes to sleep - 1 grid radius/3 SP - lvl 7 - Dark Blade - use HP, deal heavy damage and knockback - 1 grid forward/3 SP - lvl 8 - 5 SP - sap HP from foes in a 3-grid radius - 3 grid radius/5 SP Thief - lvl 1 (2 moves) - Steal - steal items from one foe - 1 grid forward/1 SP - lvl 1 - Blind Needles - slight blind attack 3 grids forward - 3 grids forward/1 SP - lvl 2 (2 moves) - Stealth Steps - move without waking sleeping foes - use on Chocobo/2 SP - lvl 2 - Poison Needles - slight poison attack 3 grids forward

- 3 grids forward/1 SP - lvl 3 - Alert - find foes, traps, and items - use on Chocobo/3 SP - lvl 4 - Mug - steal and knockback while attacking - 3 SP - lvl 5 - Pilfer Gil - steal gil from one foe - 2 SP - lvl 6 - Treasure Hunt - increase odds that foes drop items - 3 SP - lvl 7 - Flee - warp to random location on same floor - 2 SP - lvl 8 - Artful Move - move faster for a period of time - 3 SP Scholar - lvl 1 - Gauge - learn all about one foe - 3 grids forward/1 SP - lvl 2 - Appraise - appraise all mystery items - use on Chocobo/3 SP - lvl 3 - Search - find foes, traps, and items - use on Chocobo/3 SP - lvl 4 - White Wind - boost food and HP, just a little (Hi-Potion amount) - use on Chocobo/3 SP - lvl 5 - Remedy - recover from all afflictions - use on Chocobo/2 SP

- lvl 6 - Alchemy - boost medicine effectiveness on that floor - use on Chocobo/2 SP - lvl 7 - Analysis - boosts power of books on that floor - use on Chocobo/2 SP - lvl 8 - Truth - who knows what will happen? (casts random book spell) - 2 SP Black Mage - lvl 1 (3 moves) - Fire - small fire attack on foe 3 grids forward - 3 grids forward/1 SP - lvl 1 - Blizzard - small ice attack on foe 3 grids forward - 3 grids forward/1 SP - lvl 1 - Thunder - small thunder attack 3 grids forward - 3 grids forward/1 SP - lvl 2 - Sleep - send one foe 3 grids forward to sleep - 3 grids forward/1 SP - lvl 3 - Quake - quake attack. Stuns foes in a 3 grid radius - 3 grid radius/3 SP - lvl 4 (2 moves) - Drain - sap HP from foe 3 grids forward - 3 grids forward/3 SP - lvl 4 - MBarrier - temporary protection from magic damage - use on Chocobo/3 SP - lvl 5 (3 moves) - Firaga - large fire blast in a 3-grid radius - 3 grid radius/4 SP - lvl 5 - Blizzaga

- large ice attack in a 3-grid radius - 3 grid radius/4 SP - lvl 5 - Thundaga - large thunder attack in a 3-grid radius - 3 grid radius/4 SP - lvl 6 - Charge - SP recovery - if you're lucky - use on Chocobo/1 SP - lvl 7 - Flare - large blast against foe 3 grids forward - 3 grids forward/4 SP - lvl 8 - Meteor - large meteor attack in a 3-grid radius - 3 grid radius/5 SP White Mage - lvl 1 - Cure - restores a small amount of HP - use on Chocobo/1 SP - lvl 2 (2 moves) - Protect - temporary protection from physical attacks - use on Chocobo/1 SP - lvl 2 - Shell - temporary protection from magic attacks - use on Chocobo/1 SP - lvl 3 (2 moves) - Escape - warp to random location on same floor - use on Chocobo/2 SP - lvl 3 - Dia - medium Holy attack 3 grids forward - 3 grids forward/2 SP - lvl 4 (2 moves) - Cura - restores a medium amount of HP - use on Chocobo/2 SP - lvl 4 - Slow - slow one foe 3 grid forward - 3 grids forward/2 SP

- lvl 5 (2 moves) - Esuna - cures all afflictions - use on Chocobo/1 SP - lvl 5 - MBarrier - temporary protection from magic damage - use on Chocobo/3 SP - lvl 6 (2 moves) - Dispel - removes curses from equipped items - use on Chocobo/3 SP - lvl 6 - Charge - SP recovery - if you are lucky - use on Chocobo/1 SP - lvl 7 (2 moves) - Curaga - restores all health and cures afflictions - use on Chocobo/3 SP - lvl 7 - Holy - large Holy attack on foe 3 grids forward - 3 grids forwards/3 SP - lvl 8 (2 moves) - Teleport - escape from the dungeon - use on Chocobo/3 SP - lvl 8 - Raise - cast before battle to recover from death - use on Chocobo/5 SP Dancer - lvl 1 - Toe Kick - slight damage and knockback to one foe - 1 grid forward/1 SP - lvl 2 - Pirouette - slight damage and knockback to nearby foes - 1 grid radius/2 SP - lvl 3 - Hip Attack - medium damage and knockback to one foe - 1 grid forward/3 SP - lvl 4 (2 moves)

- Sleep Dance - send all nearby foes to sleep - 1 grid radius/3 SP - lvl 4 - Pas de Chat - move without waking sleeping foes - use on Chocobo/3 SP ... more up to lvl 8 Ninja - lvl 1 - Shuriken - deal slight damage 3 grids forwards - 3 grids forward/1 SP - lvl 2 - Dual Wield - move faster for a period of time - 2 SP - lvl 3 (3 moves) - Katon - deals a slight 3-way fire damage - 3 way grid/2 SP - lvl 3 - Suiton - deals a slight 3-way water damage - 3 way grid/2 SP - lvl 3 - Raiton - deals a slight 3-way thunder damage - 3 way grid/2 SP - lvl 4 - Shadowbind - halt one foe 3 grids forward - 3 grids forward/2 SP - lvl 5 - Smoke Bomb - warp to random location on same floor - 3 SP - lvl 6 - Escape - escape from the dungeon - 3 SP - lvl 7 - Fuma Shuriken - heavy damage, knockback 3 grids forward - 3 grids forward/3 SP - lvl 8

- Neutralize - medium damage and Stun against one foe - 2 SP

Romantic Phases --------------- Note: This is a collaboration of a lot of people including SkyHaven, Teasels, and many others - Enter codes EXACTLY as typed below - A lot of romantic phases come from letters and some romantic phrases are not found in the game and have been scouted out - Omega Insignia usually doesn't work until after you beat the water dungeon - Most romantic phrases get you cards or unlock dungeons and a dancer job - The last 3 romantic phrases need a symbol after them so they will not work until it is discovered what symbol or if it is different phrases or valid - Enter romantic phrases -> Romantic Hero X is located on Stella's Farm in the Silo

Rival Dark Breaker Camelot romance forever faith cool truth time life thanks love kiss visit me strong Dragon Crest sing friend Gungnir Raise White Wind Treasure Hunt Goblin's Meteor far out (secret Dungeon Hero X Ticket #1) winner (secret Dungeon Hero X Ticket #2) genius (secret Dungeon Hero X Ticket #3) Cactuar's 1000+ Feline Fairy Generations (Spectral Ticket) High Voltage (Lightning Ticket) Jump for Joy! (Vicious Ticket)

Gotterdammerung King of Dragons Omega Insignia Pirouette(music note here - no space) (Dancer Job) The Ultimate Unicorn's Gale Yggdrasil Dew brother play Meteor -- Total: 40 known romantic phrases

Note: - 3 that need symbol at end - may or may not unlock items - these 3 are not proven valid Crystal World Romantic Star (or may be version of Romantic Hero X) Ultimate Fantasy

Book Spells ----------- Remember you can use book spells if you run out of SP because NONE of them use SP if in book form - You can pick up book spells from dungeons - You can buy book spells from several shops like Charlotte's - You can stack up to 9 of the same spell per book Fire: Fire attack on foe 3 grids forward Blizzard: Ice attack on foe 3 grids forward Thunder: Thunder attack on foe 3 grids forward Dia: Light attack on foe 3 grids forward Drain: Saps HP from foe 3 grids forward Poison: Poisons one foe 3 grids forward Sleep: Sends foe to Sleep 3 grids forward Silence: Silences foe 3 grids forward Blind: Blinds foe 3 grids forward Confuse: Confuses foe 3 grids forward Halt: Halts foe 3 grids forward Holy: Light attack on foe 3 grids forward Slow: Slows one foe 3 grids forward Sight: Shows entire map Shell: Protects reader from magic attacks Protect: protects reader from physical attacks Dispel: Removes curses from equipped items Libra: shows info about foe 3 grids forward

... and more Gold Bag Icon Spells

-------------------All flowers - see flower section for various effects Rage of Zeus - Casts Thundaga (3 grid radius) Phoenix Down - Casts Raise (one more life on same floor) Bomb Shard - Casts Firaga (3 grid radius) Antarctic Wind - Casts Blizzaga (3 grid radius) Earth Drum - Casts Quake (3 grid radius) Angel's Robe - Casts MBarrier (Magic Barrier) Teleport Wings - Flee the dungeon. Use with caution! Warp Wings - Warp to a random location on same floor Appraisal Glasses - appraise single item in bag Scholar Glasses - appraise all items in bag

- Phoenix Magicite - summoning stone of Mythic Phoenix (Flames of Rebirth: Casts Raise and Curaga spells on Chocobo) - Ifrit Magicite - summoning stone of Mythic Ifrit (Inferno: Low-damage fire attack in a 3-grid radius and casts Protect on Chocobo) - Leviathan Magicite - summoning stone of Mythic Leviathan (Tsunami: Unleases medium water attack in a 3-grid radius and casts Confuse) - Alexander Magicite - summoning stone of Mythic Alexander (Holy Judgement: Inflicts damage in a 3-grid radius equal to Max HP - Current HP) - Ramuh Magicite - summoning stone of Mythic Ramuh (Judgment Bolt: Medium thunder attack in a 3-grid radius that stuns foes) ... and more

Cursed Items -----------There are some items that are cursed When you look up their details you will see a skull in the seal section You can not remove the curse by having the priest bless it You can remove the curse by having the seal removed (cost $100) at the forge but it will not change the curse on the item - There are several skull seal effects (not all skull curses are the same) Some Cursed Items: - Amatuer Saddle - No SP recovered (tested: still true even if skull removed) - Heavy Saddle - Food level falls fast (tested: not so bad after skull removed) - Poor Talons - No items or gil from foes (tested: still true after removed) Note: These items can be kicked at enemies and do some damage -- especially if sealed with bad effect seals. Mini Games ---------- 4 mini games available at Mog's House - 3 are available during the game - 1 is available after you beat the dark dungeon (Credits game)

- There are three scores to beat in each game that will give you cards/items Bat Basher - Requires Wiimote use - Basically a shooter-type game - shoot at the bats and monsters that come at you - Defeat an enemy fast to win bonus points within the time limit - If 3 bats/monsters hit you then game over Platinum Rank: 100,000 Points Gold Rank: 80,000 Points Silver Rank: 60,000 Points Kick Darts - Requires Wiimote use - Typical dart game board - Moogle stickers will appear on dart board - Hit the Moogle stickers and hit target fast to get bonus points - Try to beat the top scores in the time limit Platinum Rank: 2,100 Points Gold Rank: 1,600 Points Silver Rank: 1,000 Points Pop-Up Duel - Requires Wiimote use - Collect cards throughout the game - Enter Romantic Phrases with Romantic Hero X - Beat dungeon monsters - Collect Mystery Letters, etc - Build decks of collected cards (customise many decks) - Play (train) against the computer - Play Wi-Fi with any player in the world No Ranks but play on Wi-Fi (win/lose card battles) Credits - Requires Wiimote use - Watch Credits or Play Credits game - Use the Wiimote to follow the lines of credits - Start at left of line and follow to right of each line from top to bottom without missing any - Create combos - Has a time limit - Complete each row with no mistakes - Do all the rows for a Perfect Bonus - Win a pop-up card with a high score Platinum Rank: 20,000 Points Gold Rank: 14,000 Points Silver Rank: 8,000 Points Dungeons --------

- There are a variety of dungeons and they are very balanced and challenging - You can use the mirror in the church to replay most of them and then just re-visit the locations to replay the rest - The mirror will be available after you do priest Roche's Memory Dungeon and then you can also change jobs and get the priest to bless items in your bag for free (except skull curse seals) - Normal dungeons allow you to take items in your bag (dungeon colored white in the mirror list) - Special dungeons do not allow you to take items into the dungeon (dungeon colored yellow in the mirror list) - Special dungeons have special rules such as certain Chocobo experience levels, and other requirements (dungeon colored yellow in the mirror list) - Guardian dungeons are also known as elemental dungeons - Elemental dungeons have floor jumpers - every 10 floors there is a checkpoint that you can jump to once you have beaten those floors - There are 4 normal elemental dungeons (fire, water, light, darkness) - There are 3 special ticket dungeons (spectral, Vicious, Lightning) - There are 3 special Hero X dungeons (Hero's Challenge 1-3) - The starting dungeons are very good for leveling up and getting items - Don't let the dungeons with a low number of floors fool you. Some of them can be pretty challenging - Level limit = level you will be downgraded to when in the dungeon. Example: - You are experience level 30 and enter a level limit 1 dungeon so you will play that dungeon with experience level 1 and not 30. You will return to level 30 when you leave the dungeon. - You can still be at whatever job level you have advanced to while in the dungeon. So if you are level 3 Chocobo you will remain a level 3 Chocobo in the level limit 1 dungeon. - You can play a dungeon with a level limit higher than what your experience level is currently. So if you are experience level 28 and you want to play a level limit 30 dungeon then you can. You will remain at level 28 while in the dungeon. It will be harder . - Two of the below 30 dungeons are available after beating the Dark Dungeon: - Chroma's Memories (see Croma in Stella's house - level limit 90) - Chocobo's Memories - a 100 level dungeon (statue in park) that is extremely challenging and will provide further gameplay

Mirror Dungeons (in order):

- Guardian of the Flame (normal, 20 floors, 1 jumper available, fire, Phoenix) - Guaridan of the Water (normal, 30 floors, 1 jumper available, water, Leviathan) - Guaridan of the Light (normal, 40 floors, 1 jumper available, light, Alexander) - Guardian of the Dark (normal, 50 floors, 2 jumpers available, Dark, Raffello) - Mayor Gale's Memories (normal, 5 floors, remembrance dungeon) - Cid's Memories (normal, 9 floors, remembrance dungeon) - Freja's Memories (normal, 9 floors, remembrance dungeon) - Meja's Memories (normal, 10 floors, remembrance dungeon) - Shirma's Nightmare (normal, 8 floors, remembrance dungeon) - Amouri's Memories (normal, 10 floors, remembrance dungeon) - Shirma's Recollections (normal, 10 floors, remembrance dungeon) - Harry's Memories (special, 10 floors, 0 food level, level limit 30) - Charlotte's Memories (special, 6 floors, All 1 HP and Blind, level limit 1) - Flora's Memories (special, 6 floors, Chocobo & foes all at 1 HP, level limit 1) - Marris's Memories (special, 4 floors, long hallway filled with foes, level limit 12) - Roddy's Memories (special, 4 floors, a giant boss awaits deep below, level limit 40) - Claire's Memories (special, 7 floors, 1 HP Chocobo, long range attacks, level limit 40) - Volg's Memories (special, 14 floors, Giant foes keep coming, beat all, level limit 60) - Pastor Roche's Memories (special, 6 floors, Chocobo Blind, find the boss, level limit 1) - Meddit's Memories (special, 5 floors, bombs, bombs, more bombs, level limit 10)

- Stella's Memories (special, 5 floors, goblin infestation, surround you, level limit 1) - Dardola's Memories (special, 4 floors, chase Cactuars, counter attacks, level limit 30) - Croma's Memories (Normal, floors, battle 3 Croma Shades & magic maelstrom, level limit 90) - Chocobo's Memories (Normal, 100 floors, 2 jumpers, no level limit) - Spectral Dungeon (special, 10 floors, Undead hordes, use potions wisely, level limit 1) - Vicious Dungeon (special, 4 floors, defeat both powerful foes in map V's, level limit 1) - Lightning Dungeon (special, 8 floors, powerful foes-lightning maze, use jobs wisely, Lvl 1) - The Hero's Challenge 1 (special, 2 floors, Phoenix is back, fire, no jumper, level limit 50) - The Hero's Challenge 2 (special, 2 floors, Leviathan is back, water, no jumper, level limit 60) - The Hero's Challenge 3 (special, 2 floors, Alexander is back, Holy, no jumper, level limit 70)

-- Total known so far: 30 dungeons Volg Memories: special, floors, Giant monsters keep coming, beat all, level limit 60 Cryptonberry/use Dragoon-Ice Lance; Genbu-Turtle/use White Mage-Holy; Bandercoeurl-Cat/use Dragoon-Ice Lance; Dark Basilisk/use White Mage-Holy; Great Marlboro/use Dragoon-Ice Lance; Lilith/use Dragoon-Ice Lance; Moloch/use Dark Knight-Dark Blade; Get Ninja Memories! - Be sure to touch job change crystal at every job change floor to completely heal HP and SP between fights! - I listed minimum level spells needed. Obviously, if you can use higher spell levels it will be more successful and quicker to beat

Seals ----- Seals can be put on talons and saddles - If put on talons it will cause the effect (attack) - If put on saddles it wil protect from the effect (defense) - Example: - Talon (seal: blind) -- causes blindness to monsters

- Saddle (seal: blind) -- protects Chocobo from being blinded Gold: Rust-proof/protects rust damage Skinny: prevents hunger Ace: boosts chance of a critical hit/protect from critcal hit Blind: blind foes/prevents blindness Eyedrops: cures blindness Fire: fire attack/fire protection Water: water attack/reduces water damage Ice: adds ice to attack/protects from ice damage Heavy: skull curse/grow hungry fast Poor: skull curse/no items or gil from foes Thunder: heavy damage to water & earth foes/protection from thunder Cash: boosts gil drop rate (gil talons) Attack: boosts attack strength (rage talons) Item: boosts item drop rate (treasure talons) Undead: effectively attacks the undead Element: effectively attacks elements Demon: effectively attacks demons Holy: prevents curses Silence: may silence foes/protects from being silenced Sleep: may put foes to sleep/protects from sleep Poison: may poison foes/protects from poison Float: effectively attacks floater foes Regen: boosts HP regeneration Evade: boosts evasion rate Tri: attack in three directions Quiet: won't wake sleeping foes ... and more

Talons & Saddles ---------------- Talons are for attack - Saddles are for protection - Some pass seals when fused together (talons to talons and saddles to saddles) - Max = the +# you can have on the end of the item - Seal slot = how many seals you can fuse onto the item - Seal passed = what if any seal is automatically on the item and can be passed by fusing it to another item - See description of Seals above for seal information - I made this list for easy reference to know the properties of each talon and saddle. That way I can know what to keep because everything won't fit in storage. - If a dungeon location is listed then that is where I found that

particular item but that item may also be found else where as well. - Talons and Saddles are not listed in any special order

- Rust Talons - first picked up/lowest equipment, Max 5, 1 seal slot, no seals passed - Rust Saddle - first picked up/lowest equipment, Max 5, 1 seal slot, no seals passed - Wood Talons - carved from oak/not sharp/rust-proof/lightweight/ low food draining, Max 5, 2 seal slots, no seals passed - Wood Saddle - carved from oak/not sharp/rust-proof/lightweight/ low food draining, Max 5, 2 seal slots, no seals passed - Leather Talons - stronger than wood and rust/rust-proof, Max 5, 2 seal slots, no seal passed - Leather Saddle - stronger than wood and rust/rust-proof, Max 5, 2 seal slots, no seal passed - Fire Talons - blessed by Spirit of Fire/heavy damage to ice foes/ adds Fire attack, Max 5, 3 seal slots, passes Fire seal - Fire Saddle - blessed by Spirit of Fire/reduces fire damage/ protection from ice foes, Max 5, 3 seal slots, passes Fire seal - Gold Talons - weak/not valuable/always rust-free, Max 5, 3 seal slots, passes Gold seal - Gold Saddle - weak/not valuable/always rust-free, Max 5, 3 seal slots, passes Gold seal - Bronze Talons - not easy to work with/not strong weapon, Max 10, 3 seal slots, no seal passed - Bronze Saddle - not easy to work with/not strong weapon, Max 10, 3 seal slots, no seal passed - Copper Talons - for the treasure hunter with some experience, Max 12, 3 seal slots, no seal passed - Copper Saddle - for the treasure hunter with some experience, Max 12, 3 seal slots, no seal passed - Eye Drop Talons - causes blindness, Max 4, 3 seal slots, passes Blind seal - Eye Drop Saddle - prevents blindness, Max 4, 3 seal slots, passes Blind seal - Water Talons - blessed by the Spirit of Water/causes water damage, Max 8, 3 seal slots, passes Water seal - Water Saddle - blessed by the Spirit of Water/prevents water damage, Max 8, 3 seal slots, passes Water seal

- Iron Talons - made from special ore of Fuego Mines, Max 14, 3 seal slots, no seal passed - Iron Saddle - made from special ore of Fuego Mines, Max 14, 3 seal slots, no seal passed - Steel Talons - forged by skilled blacksmith/long-lasting/powerful, Max 16, 3 seal slots, no seal passed - Steel Saddle - forged by skilled blacksmith/long-lasting/powerful/ excellent protection, Max 16, 3 seal slots, no seal passed - Poison Talons - poisons foes/saps foes health each turn, Max 10, 3 seal slots, passes Poison seal - Anti-Poison Saddle - protection from poison/saps foes health each turn, Max 10, 3 seal slots, passes Poison seal - Poor Talons - no items or gil from foes/still no items or gil from foes even when skull curse seal removed at forge, Max 10, 6 seal slots, passes skull curse seal - Amateur Saddle - no SP recovery if cursed/no SP if cursed is removed at forge/curse seal not removed at church, Max 15, 5 seal slots, skull curse seal passed - Absolute Saddle - provides stalwart protection/difficult to fuse and hone, Max 0, NO seal slots, no seal passed (can get in fire dungeon/dropped from defeated demon/can have +# if found that way/defense is 187 -> 166 at +2) - Disabling Saddle - casts Silence on anyone who wears it, Max 30, 6 seal slots, passes skull curse Silence seal - Heavy Saddle - heavy/food level falls fast/food level doesn't fall as fast if skull curse removed at forge, Max 15, 5 seal slots, passes skull curse seal - Coral Talons - blessed by the Sea God/never rusts, Max 18, 4 seal slots, no seal passed - Coral Saddle - blessed by the Sea God/never rusts, Max 18, 4 seal slots, no seal passed - Mythril Talons - stronger than steel/Top Treasure Hunter, Max 20, 4 seal slots, no seal passed - Mythril Saddle - stronger than steel/Top Treasure Hunter, Max 20, 4 seal slots, no seal passed - Garnet Talons - Gem of Truth/powerful/never rusts, Max 22, 5 seal slots, no seal passed - Garnet Saddle - Gem of Truth/powerful/never rusts, Max 22, 5 seal slots, no seal passed - Emerald Talons - Gem of Fortune/powerful/never rusts, Max 24, 5 seal slots, no seal passed

- Emerald Saddle - Gem of Fortune/powerful/never rusts, Max 24, 5 seal slots, no seal passed - Sapphire Talons - Gem of Grace/powerful/never rusts, Max 26, 5 seal slots, no seal passed (Light Dungeon) - Sapphire Saddle - Gem of Grace/powerful/never rusts, Max 26, 5 seal slots, no seal passed (Light Dungeon) - Thunder Talons - blessed by the Spirit of Thunder/deal heavy damage to water & earth foes, Max 16, 3 seal slots, passes Thunder seal - Thunder Saddle - blessed by the Spirit of Thunder/affords protection from thunder damage, Max 16, 3 seal slots, passes Thunder seal - Gil Talons - improves odds of getting gil from foes, Max 18, 3 seal slots, passes Cash seal - Rage Talons - anger in these boosts damage dealt to any foe, Max 8, 2 seal slots, passes Attack seal - Treasure Talons - improves odds of collecting items from foes, Max 8, 3 seal slots, passes Item seal - Holy Talons - delivers a holy attack to foes/popular choice for fusion, Max 16, 3 seal slots, passes Holy seal (Light Dungeon) - Holy Saddle - protection from curses/popular choice for fusion, Max 16, 3 seal slots, passes Holy seal (Light Dungeon) - Undead Bashers (talons) - deliver particularly heavy damage to undead beasts like skeletons, Max 18, 3 seal slots, passes Undead seal (Light Dungeon) - Elemental Bashers (talons) - deliver particularly heavy damage to elemental monsters, Max 20, 3 seal slots, passes Elemental seal - Floater Bashers (talons) - deals particularly heavy damage to flying floater foes, Max 10, 3 seal slots, passes Float seal - Demon Bashers (talons) - deliver heavy damage to demons like Moloch and Belial, Max 28, 3 seal slots, passes Demon seal (Dark Dungeon) - Silence Talons - silences foes, Max 30, 3 seal slots, passes Silence seal (Light Dungeon) - No-Silence Saddle - helps wearer avoid being silenced, Max 30, 3 seal slots, passes Silence seal - Sleep Talons - puts foes to sleep, Max 10, 3 seal slots, passes Sleep seal - No-Sleep Saddle - helps wearer avoid being put to sleep, Max 10, 3 seal slots, passes Sleep seal (Shirma's Recollections) - Lightweight Saddle - super-light saddle lightens loads/food lasts longer, Max 12, 3 seal slots, passes Skinny seal (Light Dungeon) - Happy Talons - strange talons that improve your luck, Max 16, 3 seal slots, pass Luck seal

- Life Saddle - the healing properties increase HP recovery when walking, Max 25, 3 seal slots, passes Regen seal - Ice Talons - blessed by the Spirit of Ice/deal heavy damage to fire foes, Max 20, 3 seal slots, passes Ice seal - Ice Saddle - blessed by the Spirit of Ice/protection from ice damage, Max 20, 3 seal slots, passes Ice seal - Critical Talons - more likely that you will deliver death-dealing blows, Max 30, 3 seal slots, passes Ace seal - Mirage Saddle - boosts your evasion rate/increases foe missing rate/ light on feet/easier to dodge blows, Max 35, 3 seal slots, passes Evade seal - Ruby Talons - Gem of Passion/powerful/never rusts, Max 28, 6 seal slots, no seal passed - Ruby Saddle - Gem of Passion/powerful/never rusts, Max 28, 6 seal slots, no seal passed - Diamond Talons - greatest gem/shine never fades/powerful/won't rust, Max 32, 6 seal slots, no seal passed - Diamond Saddle - greatest gem/shine never fades/powerful/won't rust, Max 32, 6 seal slots, no seal passed - Platinum Talons - fit for nobles & kings/never rust, Max 36, 6 seal slots, no seal passed (Dark Dungeon - Merchant Hero X - 1200 gil) - Platinum Saddle - fit for nobles & kings/never rust, Max 36, 6 seal slots, no seal passed (Dark Dungeon - Merchant Hero X - 1200 gil) - Dark Talons - forged from black steel infused with the power of darkness/massively destructive, Max 38, 6 seal slots, no seal passed (Dark Dungeon - Merchant Hero X - 1500) - Dark Saddle - forged from black steel infused with the power of darkness/resolute protection, Max 38, 6 seal slots, no seal passed (Dark Dungeon - Merchant Hero X - 1500) - Rune Saddle - ancient holy script protects from harm, Max 42, 6 seal slots, no seal passed (Dark Dungeon) - Trident Talons - deal damage to foes in front/left/right of you, Max 10, 3 seal slots, passes Tri seal (Dark Dungeon) - Stealth Saddle - lets you step softly past sleeping foes, Max 30, 3 seal slots, passes Quiet seal (Chocobo's Dungeon - Upper floors) ... and more

Collars -------

- Collars can not be honed, fused, and have no seals - Collars complete the equipment set (Talons, Saddle, Collar)

- Blind Collar - wearing this collar will make you blind, making it a lot harder to see the foe. - Anti-Theft Collar - this useful collar helps protect your items from would-be robbers. - Defense Collar - casts a Protect spell that increases wearer's defense. - Talkie Collar - helps wearer avoid being silenced. Silence prevents you from using abilities. - Fatigue Collar - this troublesome trinket stops you from recovering HP even as you walk. - Evasion Collar - wearing this will increase your odds of dodging a physical attack. - Anti-Poison Collar - helps wearer avoid being poisoned. Potion saps the victim's health each turn. - Keen-Eye Collar - helps wearer avoid being blinded. Blindness makes it hard to see the foe. - Calm Collar - helps prevent confusion, which makes it hard to fight and walk in a straight line. - No-Slow Collar - helps wearer avoid becoming slow. Being slow is really bad news in battle. - Slow Collar - the collar causes the wearer to become slow. Being slow is bad news in battle! - Bejeweled Collar - beautiful to look at but not very useful. Maybe a shop will want it? - No-SP Collar - this collar stops you from recovering SP no matter how much you walk. - Silence Collar - wearing this collar will make you silent and unable to use any abilities. - Far Vision Collar - this useful collar will let you see all foes, both near and far. - Appraiser's Collar - when worn, this collar lets you appraise items as soon as you find them. - Ribbon Collar - protects you from poison, slow, silence, blindness, stun, halt, confusion, and sleep. - Hunger Collar - the smells of tasty cooking that come from the

collar make you hungrier and hungrier. - Strength Collar - a collar that boosts your attack strength.

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