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Sanctuary of Mana

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Sanctuary of Mana
Sanctuary of Mana TOM remake screenshot.jpg
Trials of Mana HD screenshot
First appearance Final Fantasy Adventure (1991)
Latest appearance Visions of Mana (2024)
Ruler Mana Goddess
Background music "Sanctuary of Mana"FFA/SwoM/AoM
"Still of the Night"SeoM
"Decision Bell"ToM
"Sanctuary of Mana"VoM

The Sanctuary of Mana, also known as the Mana Sanctuary, Mana Temple, or Pure Land, is a recurring location in the Mana series.

Background[edit]

Often the highest of holy places, the Sanctuary of Mana has taken a great many forms throughout the series, from a modest temple to an elaborate island and even a complex dimensional plane, each one sealed away from the greater world by forces unseen that defy description. The Tree of Mana often marks the center point of the realm, filled with ancient stonework and lush greenery.

History[edit]

Final Fantasy Adventure/Adventures of Mana[edit]

In its debut appearance, the Sanctuary on Mount Illusia is comprised of two dungeons. Sumo must summit both to reach the Tree of Mana; and he may acquire his ultimate weapon and armor from the enemies and events therein:

Secret of Mana[edit]

Known as the Pure Land, the resting place of the Tree of Mana is accessed via a portal within a volcano.

Trials of Mana[edit]

The Sanctuary of Mana is located in a pocket dimension accessible from Oblivisle.

Sword of Mana[edit]

“This is where the Mana Goddess became a Mana Tree. The forest is vast and thick. It's the Mana Clan's job to guard it.”
Cibba

Heroes of Mana[edit]

“A forbidden and sacred place where the Mana Tree is said to reside. It is told that the place exists nowhere, yet everywhere, in the world.”
Notebook

Gallery[edit]

Rabite icon EOM artwork.png Randi --"Whoa! What's a Rabite doing in a place like this?"
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