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|Ger=Hochland (SNES)<br>Oberlande (3D) | |Ger=Hochland (SNES)<br>Oberlande (3D) | ||
|GerM=Highland (SNES)<br>Uplands (3D) | |GerM=Highland (SNES)<br>Uplands (3D) | ||
|Ita=La Terra Sperduta | |||
|ItaM=The Lost Land | |||
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Revision as of 17:39, February 8, 2023
| Upper Land | |
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| First appearance | Secret of Mana (1993) |
| Latest appearance | Secret of Mana HD (2018) |
| Greater location | Main continent |
The Upper Land, also known as UpperLand in the SNES version, is a location in Secret of Mana.
History
Secret of Mana
Locations within the Upper Land
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ??? ??? |
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| Spanish | Tierras Altas (3D) | Highlands (3D) |
| French | Haut Pays (SNES) Hautes-Terres (3D) |
High Country (SNES) Highlands (3D) |
| German | Hochland (SNES) Oberlande (3D) |
Highland (SNES) Uplands (3D) |
| Italian | La Terra Sperduta | The Lost Land |
Gallery
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Randi --"Whoa! What's a Rabite doing in a place like this?" |
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