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[[File:Von Boyage Cannon in Maia TOM.png|thumb|200px|The Deluxe Super Cannon of [[Maia]] in the ''Trials of Mana'' remake]] | [[File:Von Boyage Cannon in Maia TOM.png|thumb|200px|The Deluxe Super Cannon of [[Maia]] in the ''Trials of Mana'' remake]] | ||
'''Cannon travel''' is a | '''Cannon travel''' is a means of travel used in a few ''[[Mana (series)|Mana]]'' games. It involves the [[party]] being shot from giant cannons stationed throughout each world to quickly travel between locations. Whether they arrive at a corresponding cannon depends on the story itself. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
===''Secret of Mana''=== | ===''Secret of Mana''=== | ||
In ''Secret of Mana'', cannon travel is available in all major regions of the world. There are eight Cannon Travel Centers in all, run by the [[Cannon Brothers]]. One of the eight brothers is known to be married to a woman in [[Kippo Village]], though she states she has a hard time telling them apart. | |||
In ''Secret of Mana'', cannon travel is available in all major regions of the world. There are eight Cannon Travel Centers in all, run by the [[ | |||
In the [[Secret of Mana (remake)|3D remake]], there is | In the [[Secret of Mana (remake)|3D remake]], there is added dialogue in which the party entertains a theory that cannon travel is managed by one very fast man and that there are no Cannon Brothers. Nonetheless, the party finds it fun to use in moderation. | ||
===''Trials of Mana''=== | ===''Trials of Mana''=== | ||
In ''[[Trials of Mana]]'', cannon travel is managed by [[La Famille Von]]. The party meets Von Boyage and observes his first cannon behind his house in [[Maia]], but he gets a bit too excited and forgets about fuel, leading them on a long quest to retrieve [[nitromyte]] from the [[dwarf]]s. Once he has it, Von Boyage fires toward [[Valsena]] and undershoots. | In ''[[Trials of Mana]]'', cannon travel is managed by [[La Famille Von]]. The party meets Von Boyage and observes his first cannon behind his house in [[Maia]], but he gets a bit too excited and forgets about fuel, leading them on a long quest to retrieve [[nitromyte]] from the [[dwarf]]s. Once he has it, Von Boyage fires toward [[Valsena]] and undershoots. | ||
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A third, temporary cannon is operated from the [[Heavensway]] by the brothers' cousin, Mercie. | A third, temporary cannon is operated from the [[Heavensway]] by the brothers' cousin, Mercie. | ||
===''Sword of Mana''=== | ===''Sword of Mana''=== | ||
In ''[[Sword of Mana]]'', fast travel has been incorporated via a series of '''Armories''' scattered throughout the regions of the world. For a fee, [[Professor Bomb]] blasts the Hero and their companion to anywhere they desire. Cannon travel replaces the use of [[chocobo]]s in ''[[Final Fantasy Adventure]]''. | |||
In ''[[Sword of Mana]]'', fast travel has been incorporated via a series of '''Armories''' scattered throughout the regions of the world. For a fee, [[Professor Bomb]] blasts the Hero and their companion to anywhere they desire. Cannon travel replaces the use of | |||
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