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This article describes content in Mana games that is '''permanently missable''' if not obtained at specific points in the game. Missing these items can also bar the player from obtaining certain achievements in games that support them. | This article describes content in Mana games that is '''permanently missable''' if not obtained at specific points in the game. Missing these items can also bar the player from obtaining certain achievements in games that support them. | ||
==History == | ==History== | ||
===''[[Final Fantasy Adventure]]'' & ''[[Adventures of Mana]]''=== | |||
*The Bronze equipment carried by [[Sumo]] cannot be bought in any shop and therefore cannot be reobtained if it is trashed or sold. | |||
*Many other weapons, armor components, and items cannot be obtained once Sumo ascends [[Dime Tower]] and defeats Garuda. | |||
*Although it is optional, the [[Were-Buster]] can only be obtained in the [[Old Mansion]]; Sumo must find and clear a hidden room full of [[ruster]]s to open the chest | |||
*In [[Glaive Castle]] is a room full of dark knights<!--enemy name?--> that should be cleared before Sumo rescues [[Fuji]]. Defeating them will reveal the [[Blood Sword]]. | |||
===''[[Secret of Mana]]'' & ''[[Secret of Mana (remake)|Secret of Mana HD]]''=== | |||
*Three pieces of equipment are missable due to being rare drops from enemies who can only be encountered in [[Pure Land]]: | |||
**[[Griffin Helm]], dropped by [[Griffin Claw (Secret of Mana)|Griffin Claws]] | |||
**[[Dragon Coil]], dropped by [[Ice Bandit (Secret of Mana)|Ice Thugs]] | |||
**[[Imp's Ring]], dropped by [[Ghost (Secret of Mana)|Ghosts]] | |||
*Consequently, the three enemies are mentioned above are missable for bestiary completion in the 3D remake of ''Secret of Mana''. | |||
===''[[Trials of Mana]]'' & ''[[Trials of Mana (remake)|Trials of Mana HD]]''=== | |||
*While no equipment is technically missable, [[Class change|class-changing]] to one class over another locks the player into a definite path in the 2D version, preventing one set of class exclusive equipment to be purchased and harvested by [[Magic Pot|planting]] magic seeds. | |||
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Latest revision as of 04:27, September 28, 2022
This article describes content in Mana games that is permanently missable if not obtained at specific points in the game. Missing these items can also bar the player from obtaining certain achievements in games that support them.
History[edit]
Final Fantasy Adventure & Adventures of Mana[edit]
- The Bronze equipment carried by Sumo cannot be bought in any shop and therefore cannot be reobtained if it is trashed or sold.
- Many other weapons, armor components, and items cannot be obtained once Sumo ascends Dime Tower and defeats Garuda.
- Although it is optional, the Were-Buster can only be obtained in the Old Mansion; Sumo must find and clear a hidden room full of rusters to open the chest
- In Glaive Castle is a room full of dark knights that should be cleared before Sumo rescues Fuji. Defeating them will reveal the Blood Sword.
Secret of Mana & Secret of Mana HD[edit]
- Three pieces of equipment are missable due to being rare drops from enemies who can only be encountered in Pure Land:
- Griffin Helm, dropped by Griffin Claws
- Dragon Coil, dropped by Ice Thugs
- Imp's Ring, dropped by Ghosts
- Consequently, the three enemies are mentioned above are missable for bestiary completion in the 3D remake of Secret of Mana.
Trials of Mana & Trials of Mana HD[edit]
- While no equipment is technically missable, class-changing to one class over another locks the player into a definite path in the 2D version, preventing one set of class exclusive equipment to be purchased and harvested by planting magic seeds.
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