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Secret of Mana
- This article is about the original Super Nintendo and mobile versions. For the game's HD remake, see Secret of Mana (remake).
Secret of Mana | |||
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Developer | Square | ||
Publisher | Square | ||
Platforms | Super Nintendo Entertainment System, Virtual Console (Wii, Wii U), FOMA 903i, iOS, Android, Nintendo Switch, Super NES Classic Edition | ||
Release date | Super Nintendo:![]() ![]() ![]() Virtual Console (Wii): ![]() ![]() ![]() FOMA 903i: ![]() EZweb: ![]() iOS: Worldwide: December 21, 2010 Virtual Console (Wii U): ![]() Android: Worldwide: October 30, 2014 Super NES Classic Edition: ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | ||
Genre | Action role-playing | ||
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Mode(s) | Single player, multiplayer | ||
Media | Cartridge, Digital download | ||
Input | Controller |
Secret of Mana is the second installment of the Mana series. It was both developed and published by Square. The game was originally released for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System in 1993. Ever since its release, the Mana series was formed, specifically to disconnect from the Final Fantasy franchise, which only includes the first Mana title, Final Fantasy Adventure.
Similar to The Legend of Zelda series, Secret of Mana features real-time battles, although like Final Fantasy Adventure, it has an Attack Gauge that, when filled, allows the player's character to inflict the highest damage to their target. Instead of a generic pause interface, the game introduces the Ring Command menu system, which the player can access by pausing the game to make certain decisions, such as use an item or equip a different weapon. For a large duration of the game, the party consists of three characters, who simultaneously fight at once. A second and even a third player, if they connect a third controller via the Super Multitap peripheral, can join in to control the second and third characters respectively.
In 2008, Secret of Mana was ported to the Wii's Virtual Console, and in 2013 it was ported to the Wii U's Virtual Console, although only in Japan. In 2009, Secret of Mana was released for FOMA 903i mobile phones and then for EZweb in 2010. In late 2010, the game was ported to iOS devices and then to Android devices in 2014. The original Super Nintendo version is one of the three titles included in the Collection of Mana compilation and one of the 21 games included on the Super NES Classic Edition. In 2018, an HD remake of the game was released for the PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, and Microsoft Windows.
Story[edit]
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Roger --"I dig and dig to find that something my heart is searching for." |
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- Title screen
Darkness sweeps the troubled land, as Mana’s power fades… people await a hero who will wield the sword… Excalibur, Herald, Gigas, the blade has had many names, for it has been celebrated in myths and legends throughout time. But all these speak to just one weapon: the Sword of Mana.
- Prologue
Using the power of Mana, a civilization had grown strong… In time, Mana was used to create the ultimate weapon: the Mana Fortress… This angered the gods. The sent their beasts to destroy the Fortress… A violent war rock the world, and Mana seemed to disappear… Before all was lost, a hero with the Mana Sword smashed the Fortress… Though the civilization had been destroyed, the world was peaceful again. But time flows like a river… and history repeats…
The story starts with three boys walking on a fallen tree trunk. On of them, called Randi is lagging behind and is pleading the other two to slow down, as he isn’t comfortable walking at such height. The hefty one named Elliott tries to shush him, as the village Elder might find us here and be angry at them. The last boy, Timothy adds that they are not supposed to be here since there’s a ghost around. amused by his friend’s comment, Elliott turns to his shorter friend and tells him that people only say that to scare them away from those woods. He then adds that he heard his grandma talking about a shiny object near the falls. Excited, Timothy gleefully suggests that this must be a treasure and that they should go find it. While the other two rascals happily venture away to find said treasure, Randi loses his balance and warns his friends that he’s about to fall. The two friends can’t catch up to him in time, unfortunately, and the young lad finally plummet down the steep valley. Visibly shaken by the incident, the remaining boys rushes back to the village.
Meanwhile, Randi is seen landing in shallow waters at the base of the waterfall. Miraculously unscathed by the accident, he looks back briefly at his falling site and bemoans the fact that he cannot go back up and starts searching for an alternate path. While scouting the area, the boy comes across a strange voice calling him by his name accompanied with a bright light. Bemused by this strange phenomenon, the lad cannot seem to accurately locate its source. Continuing forward, Randi discovers a patch of tall grass blocking the way back to the village and deduces that he needs to find something to cut through. His search is fortunately short-lived as the boy discovers an old sword stuck in a boulder. Moments after this finding, the voice he heard previously echoes again, this time beckoning him to remove the sword from its rocky bed. Unsure of what to do, Randi answers back by questioning the voice’s identity and wondering why is there a sword here. Silence was his only answer, sadly. Undeterred, Randi successfully pulled the blade out only to be greeted by a blinding light. As the brightness receded, the boy found himself face to face with a ghost where the sword was moments ago. Tetanized by fear, the boy could only hear the faint whispers of the specter telling him that it was him who asked for the sword. Randi couldn’t make any sense of what the ghost had said to him but wasn’t able to ask him for more explanation before it vanishing in another blast of light. Holding the sword up in the air, Randi regains his senses and decides to head back to the village. Cutting the grass blocking his way to the settlement, the young hero is surprised to find a yellow leporine creature in front of him, as these parts of the woods are generally void of monsters. Forcing his way through the woods, he soon discovers that the cutesy appearance of the enemies hides a vicious nature that needs to be taken care of.
After reaching Potos village, he is informed by a young bystander that a strange newcomer headed to the local pub. Trying to talk to him doesn’t yield any meaningful answer, however. Randi then decides to speak to the village elder as he sees his friends from the falls having a chat together. The elder seems relieved to see that Randi is all in one piece but scolds the youngsters from venturing so far into the forest. The Elder drastically changes his composure as he sees the sword our young hero is holding in his hand. Horrified, he is puzzled to see that Randi was able to pull out the legendary Mana Sword. Elliott adds that by pulling it out of its resting place, legend said that their village would be finished. The Elder continues by telling the boys that this sword has been protecting Potos village from disaster. The hefty kid interrupts the wiser figure again by turning against Randi for realizing why the monsters are surrounding the village. Elliott then puts the blame on the young hero for bringing doom to all the townsfolk, calling him an outsider, all the while attacking him. Backing up with each successive hit, Randi pleads for his antagonistic friend to cease but to no avail. During their argument, the earth suddenly starts to rumble, opening a large hole right below the two boys, sending them below. The duo finds themselves near the nest of a giant insectoid monster seemlingly reading to dish out serious damage. Terrorized, Elliott hides in a corner ordering Randi to use its sword to defeat the creature. A voice belonging to a mysterious adventurer from the bar echoes from above, instructing Randi to watch the enemy’s movements before attacking. The hero acquiesces and, after a grueling fight, emerges victorious as the large monster suddenly vanishes in a blinding explosion, only leaving a single sword orb behind. After being pulled up by the mysterious man, Elliott immediately storms off crying loudly. The adventurer notes that Randi is effectively holding the Mana Sword and is also confused as how the teenager was able to pull it off so easily as this feat is supposed to be coming from a knight in times of great trouble instead. He presumes that something must have happened to the legendary sword. Randi tries to hand the weapon over to the man, but the latter replies that the sword has lost too much power and must be re-energized by the one that pulled the sword only. He then suggests to the young boy to visit sage Luka in the Water Palace as she has been protecting the neighboring lands for over 200 years. The conversation is cut short by Timothy announcing that the Elder wants to see him. Hearing that, the man introduces himself as Gemma and heads to the Water Palace himself. Coming inside the Elder’s house, Randi is surprised to see he is holding a meeting with a couple of villagers. The wise man notices the boy, tells him that he’s really done it this time since the reason why monsters appeared is that he removed the sword. An old woman interjects by saying that they cannot let Randi stay in the village anymore since monsters may roam in even more numbers. After each villager yells at the boy to scram, the Elder says that it pains him to say that he must oblige and order Randi to leave Potos village. He adds that the boy can take what’s in the treasure chest downstairs. After earning a small amount of gold pieces from the chest, Randi returns to the main room where he finds a lone elder. The wise man confides in him that he took the young orphan in and raise him as his own, but now there is nothing that he can do. He then adds that he never told him that his mother brought him to this village when he was a baby and then disappeared. The elder’s last words being that he hopes Randi finds him mother someday. After leaving the premises, the young hero heads down to the village southern exit, where he is officially banned from Potos forever by the gatekeeper.
Upon reaching the village’s outskirts, our hero happens to notice a crossroad where a sign pointing to the right reads “Cannon Travel Center”. Heading to the new location, he meets a Cannon Travel brother that speaks of building a global transportation network along with his brothers. The bespectacled man adds that should Randi head to the Water Palace by cannon, Gemma already paid his way in. The young lad accepts and is shot away near the temple in no time. Our hero notices a bunch of soldiers near its landing area and learns that the blonde major named Dyluck has been asked by the king of Pandora to defeat the witch Elinee that’s been causing antics in the kingdom. The small troop marches to a small teleporter due west leading to the Witch’s Castle located in the Haunted Forest. Ignoring them and going north instead, Randi arrives at the Water Palace where Gemma awaits near the main entrance. While exploring the temple, the young hero seems lost and decides to ask a young maiden Luka’s whereabouts. Gemma reprimands the lad for being so casual and properly introduces Luka to Randi, who is shocked to see a young girl being at least 200 years old. Gemma then informs the sage that monsters are invading villages. Luka replies that she is aware of that since the ebb and flow of water brings me news from around the world. It’s because Mana’s power is growing weak that the young hero was able to remove the sword and when he did, the balance of Mana in this area shifted and made monsters reappear. Luka adds that there are enemies that seek to steal away the power of the legendary blade. By defeating those creatures, Randi can restore the power inside the sword kept inside orbs, just like the one the young lad found upon defeating Mantis Ant. The sage continues by telling Randi to seek the hidden orbs that can power up the blade and find someone that can forge the sword by releasing its stored power. She then wishes Gemma goodbye as he heads out to Pandora to seek an audience with the king and warns him about the Empire’s schemes to revives the Mana Fortress. Randi is surprised to hear about the same name mentioned in fairy tales, but Luka reframes it by telling him that the Mana Fortress is real. She adds that the Empire is going to unlock the seals from the world’s eight Mana Seeds, remarking that strangers have already been lurking around the Water Palace. Before leaving, Gemma advises Randi to head for Gaia’s Navel where he will find Dwarves that are knowledgeable about weapons. After the old knight exits the temple, Randi finds himself alone with Luka, where he inquires about the Mana Sword’s purpose and the Fortress. He learns that he must become a hero worthy of the sword and that eons ago, ancients used the Mana Fortress in their final battle but failed to do so because of the inability to control Mana. Only the Mana Sword saved the world in the end. Luka then orders Randi to hold up the sword against the Mana Seed of water located behind her to synchronize its power within the blade. With a blinding flash of light, the Seed gives its power to the sword just as the sage mentioned. Sage Luka then prompts the young hero to visit the eight palaces throughout the world and gain their respective Mana Seeds’ power. She also entrusts a Spear to Randi, noting that other weapons gain also gain power upon forging with orbs. She finally gives her last advice to the lad be telling him to search for the Underground Palace in Gaia’s Navel. The Mana Sword wielder agrees and heads to his next destination.
During his trip to the kingdom of Pandora, Randi is ambushed by two Goblins. After regaining consciousness, the poor boy finds himself in a giant boiling cauldron in the middle of a Goblin Camp. Crying for help, one of the nearest goblins tell him to stay still and that he will become their main dish. Fortunately for Randi, the dancing ritual has already begun, prompting all the Goblins to merrily join the celebration. After leaving, a lone girl appears behind Randi asking what he is doing here. Pleading for help, the boy is finally saved by the young maiden as the two scurry away from the premises. After thanking her for rescuing him, Randi tries to know the reason why she was around here in the first place. The girl responds by saying that she was searching for someone and mistook the lad for that person. Unfortunately, she then adds that she is in a hurry and quickly leaves Randi alone before telling her name.
After finally reaching Pandora, our hero is greeted by a soldier who tells him he was to let him pass through if he arrived and that Gemma was already inside the castle speaking with the king. The guard then advises Randi to no converse with the townsfolk. This strange remark is quickly explained to the boy, as most of town’s inhabitant doesn’t seem to respond to him upon being interacted. Investigating the castle yields more results as Randi learns from someone that the witch up north might have something to do with people acting strange recently. Another person talks about some folks are gathering in the southern ruins. As Randi reaches the castle’s uppermost floor, he is greeted by the same girl who saved him in the woods storming off from her dad forcing her to an arranged marriage. She then recognizes the young boy and notices he’s a swordsman. This gives her the idea to coerce the boy into joining forces to defeat the evil witch Elinee and rescue her boyfriend Dyluck. Randi tries to explain to her that he needs to go the Underground Palace first but she’s having none of it. The maiden introduces herself as Primm and the party decides to go into the throne room. There they meet Gemma who explains that Elinee is draining pandoran folk’s energy, prompting them to cluster around the ruins in the southern part of town. He then advises Randi to go to Gaia’s Navel while he explores the area before leaving. Speaking to the king reveals that he is distressed by the fact that not only people are acting like zombies, but troops lead by Dyluck who were sent to the Wich’s Castle were captured. This angers Primm who realizes that his father and the king agreed to send his fiancé to this dangerous mission, leaving her available for her arranged marriage. The party then heads out to their next destination.
The party eventually reaches Gaia’s Navel, a large, flooded depression in which they find the entrance to a cave. Upon entering, Primm comments that this isn’t the way to the Witch’s castle and will ask Randi where he is headed. Should he answer the Underground Palace, she adds that she doesn’t want to go in there and if he is going by himself. If Randi answers ‘Yes’, then she leaves the party to head to the haunted forest. If the boy answers he is going to the forest, then they both venture outside the cavern all the way to the forest northeast. Minutes before entering the misty woods, they cross path with an elderly old man telling them he saw a young kid being swept by the floodwater nearby. Using a nearby teleporter, the duo is transported to the haunted forest, where they eventually hit a roadblock. Unable to cut through a heavy barricade, Primm suggests that they head back to Gaia’s Navel to visit a dwarf blacksmith.
After exiting the forest, returning to the cave’s entrance, and solving a couple of riddles, they finally arrive at an underground settlement. Here they meet dwarven locals who mention that the entrance to the Underground Palace has been sealed and thus cannot be accessed. Further down the road, they meet a jolly dwarf who lure them into watching a small magic show. The duo accepts and are prompted again to spare some cash after the shrewd dwarf display a Popoi who apparently has a 50,000 GP dept to pay off. Randi and Purimm reluctantly accept to pay a small fee which makes the sprite instantly grow. After the dubious show, the party decides to explore the town again, eventually entering Watts’ lair. Upon seeing the rusty sword Randi is carrying, the blacksmith dwarf offers him to reforge it for 100 GP to which the lad accepts. Moments after the reforging, Watts’ hammer starts to glow to which the dwarf exclaims as he realizes the sword to be the legendary blade. Somehow, the Mana sword gave his hammer some of it power and he can now help the party forging better weapons. Watts become so overjoyed that he tries making an axe as thanks. As this takes time, Randi and Primm decide to come back to the amusement house to investigate, taking an alternate door reveals how the sprite and the Dwarf elder are in on a scam. As both of them are quickly caught in the act, they reveal that the sprite is really a stray child hailing from Sprite forest, but a flood brought him in these caves. As a result, the con-dwarf thought he could earn money to help him return home. Ashamed of himself, the Dwarf elder return the scammed money. As the duo head back to check up on Watts, the earth starts shaking and they are forced to brawl with a large plant-like monster in an enclosed area. After its defeat, the elder rushes back to thank the party for defeating the menace and explains that the sprite has lost its memory from the shock of drifting all the way to the village. He then adds that the giant plant enemy has created a path to the Underground Palace. By coming in contact with the mana seeds, the Elder suggests that the sprite might regain some of its memory back which pleases the magical being. He asks Randi and Primm if they would like to accompany the sprite to the palace and both agree. Having no recollection of its identity, the sprite is referred by Randi as ‘Popoi’ and officially joins the team. The Dwarf Elder is rejoiced by this decision but warns the party that there is a lava field created by Elinee sealing the palace. The newly formed trio must now go ask the witch to dissolve the seal. The Dwarf finally gives them a Bow and arrows found alongside the sprite discovery. Having a new objective in mind, the party can finally return to Watts to see if he’s done with his work. The blacksmith seems puzzled by the fact that the axe doesn’t yield the same glow as the sword did previously, but then ask Randi to take the freshly forged weapon in his hands. This action causes the axe to emit the same glow, to which Watts concludes that weapons must be held by the hero in order to work. The blacksmith sells the party the axe and explains that weapons must be forged to release the energy contained in the orbs spawn by monsters. The Dwarf then shows the trio a shortcut to the surface.
While searching for the Witch's Castle to ask Elinee to break the seal on the Underground Temple, the party meets with a distressed Primm in the Hunted Forest being ambushed by two Werewolves. After disposing of the threat, Primm rejoins the group and venture deeper into the misty woods. The party eventually reaches the Witch's Castle, only to find a possessed Dyluck being sent to the Pandora Ruins to a sinister being named Thanatos by Elinee herself. The witch calls upon her Spikey Tiger pet to dispose of the meddling heroes, but is quickly cornered by them. Her own curse is lifted, revealing that she made a pact with Thanatos to enhance her magic powers as the herbs in the forest had withered. As the party backtrack to Pandora to save Dyluck, they hear a telepathic message coming from Luka, urging them to return to the Water Palace.
There they are informed that Undine's Cave seal has been broken, making them rush to see what might happened to the Water Elemental. After defeating a Biting Lizard, Undine grants Primm and Popoi different kind of magic they can use to break the seal on the Underground Palace. Randi, still magicless, is said to harnest the very source of Mana power through the Mana Sword one day.
Back to Gaia's Navel, the party makes the lava harden, opening the path to the Underground Palace. Deep inside the temple, they meet with Gnome, the earth Elemental. The party is forced to defeat the threat to Gnome's anguish, making the Mana Spirit join the group. After focuing their mind into the local Mana Seed, Popoi regains some of their memory, recalling they're from the Upperland.
Before making their way there, the party must first rescue Dyluck from Pandora Ruins. At the entrance, Primm recognizes her childhood friend Pamaela, who is visibly been afflicted by the same disease like the other villagers. The young lady mumbles about going to a trip, then disappear inside the ruins, with Primm forcing her way not far behind. Deep within the structure, the party meets with Thanatos, an evil sorcerer working for the Empire. The party is then sent down a life draining room, the very source who collected the souls of Pandorans. The heroes defeat the accursed abomination, but are too late to rescue both Dyluck and Pamaela, who have escaped along with Thanatos. Gemma, who has also been brainwashed in the meantime, thanks the heroes for their hard work, saying he's going back to the Water Palace. A the same time, the King of Pandora issues his deepest gratitude by granting the party access to his personal treasury.
Back to the Water Palace, Sage Luka discloses an urgent news about the Mana Seed of Water being stolen while she was away. She senses its energy deep within Gaia's Navel. There, the heroes discover a giant hole being dug up in the middle of Dwarf Village. Turns out the thieves belong to the Scorpion Army, who are now drilling their way to the Mana Seed of Earth. The heroic trio stop the perpetrators and relinquish the precious seed back to the Water Palace, only to find the whole temple besieged by monsters. Inside, an imperial general called Geshtar along with soldiers take Luka hostage, demanding they give the seed to the Empire. Whatever the outcome, the party is trapped and are forced to battle with Jabberwocky. After the fight, Randi synchronizes his sword with the Water Seed again, and the party departs to the Upperland.
Gameplay[edit]
Controls[edit]
Overworld[edit]
Action | Function | SNES |
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Move | Move in the four cardinal directions. Pressing two directions close to each other at once will make the player character move in diagonals. | ![]() |
Dash | Dash in a straight line, depletes your Power Meter. | ![]() (Hold) |
Attack/Interact | Strike with your weapon in areas with enemies. Also makes your character interact with an NPC or a sign if in range. | ![]() |
Charge | Charges up your Power Meter to execute a Power Attack, making the character move slower. | ![]() (Hold) |
Activate/deactivate character | If a second or third controller (Multi-Player Adapter required on SNES) is recognized by the system, pressing start on the respective controller with allow the second or third player to control a character. | ![]() |
Switch character | Switch between playable characters. | ![]() |
Strafing | Make your character face the same direction as an enemy while charging its weapon. | ![]() ![]() ![]() (Hold) |
Menus[edit]
Action | Function | SNES |
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Open/close controlled character ring command | Make the currently controlled character Ring Command open or close. Switches to the currently controlled character Ring Command if on an ally's. | ![]() |
Open/close ally character ring command | Make an ally character Ring Command open or close. Switches to an ally character Ring Command if on the main controlled character's. | ![]() |
Move | Move left or right in the currently viewed Ring Command. | ![]() (left or right) |
Switch ring commands | Move up and down to switch to another Ring Command. | ![]() (up or down) |
Select item command | Press once in item Ring Command to select which character to consume the item with the hand cursor. Press twice to confirm. | ![]() |
Select weapon command | Press once in weapon Ring Command to make selected weapon flicker. Press twice on same weapon to equip, or on another weapon to swap. | ![]() |
Select magic command | Press once in magic Ring Command to enter selected elemental spirit sub-menu. Press twice to select magic spell with hand cursor and a third time to confirm. | ![]() |
Merchant Rings[edit]
Ring Commands[edit]
Secret of Mana introduces the Ring Commands to the series as various menu functions throughout the game. There four main ring commands tied to each playable characters.
- Item Rings allow the player to view and use currently owned items.
- Weapon Rings allow the player to view and equip currently owned weapons.
- Edit Rings display information about weapons & armor, character status, window edit, etc.
- Magic Rings are exclusive to Primm and Popoi. They are used to cast magic spells.
Item Ring Command[edit]
This Ring Command display all currently hold items. There is a maximum of 10 item varieties, each consumable items can hold up to four units.
Weapon Ring Command[edit]
All eight weapons found throughout the aventure are displayed here. Currently equipped weapons are marked with a miniature icon of each player character. An upper window informs about the currently selected weapon's name and attack power (right) compared to the character ring's equipped weapon (left). Players can switch equipped weapons to another by selecting one with the cursor and pressing .
Edit Ring Command[edit]
This Ring Command has seven sub-menus to explore. Here the player can get information about various game components and even costumize certain gameplay elements.
- Window Edit: This sub-menu allows players to customize message windows in three ways: background color, frame style, and background pattern. Players can use the
button in any direction to change window frames and background patterns. They can also either press
,
, or
to customize the background color.
- Targeting
- Controller Edit
- Status
- Weapon/Magic Level
- Action Grid
- Equip Armor
Items[edit]
Item | Artwork | Type | Effect | Description | Cost | Neko's | Sell |
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![]() Candy |
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Consumable | Recover 100 HP to one ally. | It's a small, clear, round drop. You regain energy when you eat it and recover about 100 HP. | 10 | 20 | 6 |
![]() Chocolate |
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Consumable | Recover 300 HP to one ally. | More than just a round drop, this chocolate has some teeth to it. It heals about 300 HP. It's a chocolate with recovery power. | 30 | 60 | 20 |
![]() Royal Jam |
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Consumable | Recover full HP to one ally. | A very precious golden jelly. A sip of this liquid will completely restore your HP. | 100 | 200 | 66 |
![]() Medical Herb |
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Consumable | Heal status ailments. | A heart-shaped medicinal herb. If you drink a decoction of this herb, it will cause all the status abnormalities except for the reaper's status to be removed instantly. | 10 | 20 | 6 |
![]() Cup of Wishes |
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Consumable | Revive a ghosted player. | The holy power of angels is poured in this chalice. The Reaper can be driven away by raising it. | 150 | 300 | 100 |
![]() Barrel |
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Consumable | Player becomes invulnerable from physical and magical attacks but cannot run nor attack. | ? | N/A | 900 | 300 |
![]() Magic Rope |
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Key item | Teleport to the dungeon's entrance. | A rope with a will of its own. You can teleport away by holding on to it. | N/A | N/A | N/A |
![]() Flammie Drum |
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Key item | Summons Flammie. | You can call Flammie with this drum and fly to different places. | N/A | N/A | N/A |
![]() Moogle Belt |
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Key item | Transform into and restore moogled player. | This rare item holds the power of the Moogles. You can transform into a Moogle but wearing it. | N/A | N/A | N/A |
![]() Midge Mallet |
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Key item | Transform into and restore pygmized player. | This rare item holds magical powers. You can transform someone in little people by hitting them. | N/A | N/A | N/A |
Weapons[edit]
The sword can be used to cut grass and shrubs. | |||||||
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Swords | Artwork | Attack Power | Weapon Charge | Effect | Description | Location | Forge cost |
![]() Rusty Sword |
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3 | 1 | ジャンプ斬り | N/A | The blade on this sacred sword is rusted. | Found in a rock in Potos Falls. | N/A |
![]() Broad Sword |
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8 | 2 | 頭上回し斬り | Raise Agility/Evade %. | Sword with a ten finger quillon. A slender sword for both offense and defense. | Sword's orb won from defeating Mantis Ant. | 200 |
![]() Herald Sword |
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14 | 3 | 3 段斬り | Effective against amorphous/reptiles. | Despite its old-fashioned blade, the sword has a sharp cutting edge. | Found in a treasure chest in Pandora Castle after defeating Wall Face in Pandora Ruins. | 400 |
![]() Claymore |
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20 | 4 | 前後逆波斬り | Effective against insects. | A sword that can easily slice through even hard objects such as shells. | Sword's orb won from defeating Great Viper in Cave of the White Dragon. | 800 |
![]() Excalibur |
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27 | 5 | ? | Effective against Demon/Spirit enemies. | ? | Treasure chest in Northtown Ruins. | 1,600 |
![]() Masamune |
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35 | 6 | ? | Raises % of critical hits. | ? | Reward from King from defeating Dark Stalker in Republic of Tasnica. | 3,000 |
![]() Gigas Sword |
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44 | 7 | ? | Increases Strength by 2 points. | ? | Treasure chest in Mana Palace | 6,500 |
![]() Dragon Buster |
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52 | 8 | ? | Effective against dragons. | ? | Sword's orb won after defeating Thunder Gigas in Pure Land. | 12,500 |
![]() Mana Sword |
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65 | N/A | The top sword. | ? | Unlocked by casting Primm and Popoi's mana magic during Mana Beast's fight in Mana Fortress. | N/A |
The spear has no overworld use. | |||||||
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Swords | Artwork | Attack Power | Weapon Charge | Effect | Description | Location | Forge cost |
![]() Spear |
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4 | 1 | 横車輪突き | N/A | A simple, slender spear with a handle and blade cast in one piece. | Given by Luka in Water Palace. | N/A |
![]() Heavy Spear |
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11 | 2 | 頭上回し連続 2 回突き | N/A | The steel used in this spear increases strength and power. | Spear's orb won from defeating Tropicallo in Dwarf Village. | 200 |
![]() Sprite's Spear |
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16 | 3 | 横車輪3 段突き | Balloons enemy. | Thrusting and striking poleaxe that can also cut. | Found in a treasure chest in Pandora Castle after defeating Wall Face in Pandora Ruins. | 400 |
![]() Partisan |
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23 | 4 | 狂乱 4 段突き | Effective against amorphous/reptiles. | Especially effective against indeterminate and reptiles monster types. | Found in a treasure chest in Santa's House. | 800 |
![]() Halberd |
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29 | 5 | ? | Confuses enemy. | ? | Found in a treasure chest in Northern Ruins. | 1,600 |
![]() Oceanid Spear |
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38 | 6 | ? | Puts enemy to sleep. | ? | Found in a treasure chest in Gold Tower. | 3,000 |
![]() Gigas Lance |
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47 | 7 | ? | Increases Strength by 2 points. | ? | Spear's orb won from defeating Aegagroplion in Mana Palace. | 6,500 |
![]() Dragon Lance |
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54 | 8 | ? | Effective against dragons. | ? | Spear's orb from defeating Mech Rider #3 in Mana Fortress. | 12,500 |
![]() Daedalus Lance |
N/A | 56 | N/A | The top spear. | ? | Item Drop from Tsunamis in Mana Fortress. | 25,000 |
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Knuckles | Artwork | Attack Power | Weapon Charge | Effect | Description | Location | Forge cost |
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2 | 1 | フック・フック・ストレート | N/A | A simple four-fingered weapon for fighting. | Primm's starting weapon. | N/A |
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6 | 2 | 連続ストレート・アッパー | Inflicts damage on insects. | A leather glove with a sharp metal iron on the striking area. | Glove's orb won from defeating Biting Lizard in Undine's Cave. | 200 |
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11 | 3 | 連続技+後ろ回し蹴り | Puts enemy to sleep. | Gloves with the effect on sleep from its three long claws. | Given by Jema after defeating Jabberwocky in Water Palace. | 400 |
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17 | 4 | 連続技+前後ローリングアタック | Raises Intelligence/Wisdom. | A mystical ring that affects the intellect and spirituality. | Found in a treasure chest in Ice Palace. | 800 |
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24 | 5 | ? | Inflicts damage on insects. | ? | Glove's orb won from defeating Metal Mantis in Imperial Palace. | 1,600 |
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29 | 6 | ? | Effective against amorphous/reptiles. | ? | Found in a treasure chest in Palace of Darkness. | 3,000 |
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38 | 7 | ? | Poisons enemy. | ? | Glove's orb won after defeating Red Dragon in Pure Land. | 6,500 |
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47 | 8 | ? | Effective against dragons. | ? | Item Drop from Wolf Lords in Mana Fortress. | 12,500 |
![]() Aura Glove |
N/A | 56 | N/A | The top glove. | ? | Item Drop from Wolf Lords in Mana Fortress. | 25,000 |
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Boomerangs | Artwork | Attack Power | Weapon Charge | Effect | Description | Location | Forge cost |
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2 | 1 | 2回弓横段り・連続小跳躍下突き | N/A | A very common wooden boomerang in the shape of the letter "H". | Popoi's starting weapon. | N/A |
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6 | 2 | 2 回構殴り・ためて縦振り | Effective against amorphous/reptiles. | Thin wooden board with metal blades on all four sides. | Boomerang's orb won from defeating Spikey Tiger in Witch's Castle. | 200 |
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12 | 3 | 2 回横段り・大波縦横斬り | Slows enemy down. | Fairly heavy iron boomerang with great destructive power. | Boomerang's orb won from defeating Spring Beak in Sprite Village. | 400 |
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17 | 4 | 2 回横段り・小跳躍下突き | N/A | A donut-shaped disk with a razor-sharp outer edge. | Boomerang's orb won from defeating Frost Gigas in Ice Palace. | 800 |
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24 | 5 | ? | Inflicts damage on insects. | ? | Boomerang's orb won from defeating Vampire in Northtown Ruins. | 1,600 |
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30 | 6 | ? | Poisons enemy. | ? | Boomerang's orb won after defeating Blue Spike in Gold Tower. | 3,000 |
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38 | 7 | ? | Effective against amorphous/reptiles. | ? | Found in a treasure chest in Underground City. | 6,500 |
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47 | 8 | ? | Raises % of critical hits. | ? | Boomerang's orb won after defeating Blue Dragon in Pure Land. | 12,000 |
![]() Ninja's Trump |
N/A | 53 | N/A | The top boomerang. | ? | Item Drom from Master Ninjas in Mana Fortress. | 12,000 |
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Swords | Artwork | Attack Power | Weapon Charge | Effect | Description | Location | Forge cost |
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3 | 1 | 2回弓横段り・弓線振り | N/A | Not as powerful, but for what it is, it's a small, easy-to-handle bow. | Given by Dwarf Elder in Dwarf Village. | N/A |
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File:Short Bow SOM artwork.png | 8 | 2 | 2回弓横段り・2回弓縦振り | N/A | The bow and arrow are made by layering metal plates to increase its power. | Bow's orb won after defeating Wall Face in Pandora Ruins. | 200 |
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File:Long Bow SOM artwork.png | 12 | 3 | 2回弓横段り・小跳躍下突き | Effective against animals/birds/beasts. | It is a very effective bow for hunting animals, birds, and beasts. | Bow's orb won after defeating Jabberwocky in Water Palace. | 400 |
![]() Great Bow |
File:Great Bow SOM artwork.png | 20 | 4 | 2回弓横段り・連続小跳躍下突き | Confuses enemy. | Trigger type bow and arrow that uses strong tension to shoot through enemies. | Bow's orb won after defeating Boreal Face in Frozen Forest. | 800 |
![]() Bow of Hope |
File:Bow of Hope SOM artwork.png | 27 | 5 | ? | Effective on Demon/Spirit enemies. | ? | Found in a treasure chest in Northtown Ruins. | 1,600 |
![]() Elfin Bow |
File:Elfin Bow SOM artwork.png | 35 | 6 | ? | Raises Intelligence/Wisdom. | ? | Bow's orb won after defeating Gorgon Bull in Gold Tower. | 3,000 |
![]() Wing Bow |
File:Wing Bow SOM artwork.png | 43 | 7 | ? | Raises Intelligence/Wisdom. | ? | Bow's orb won after defeating Kettle Kin in Underground City. | 6,500 |
![]() Doom Bow |
File:Doom Bow SOM artwork.png | 52 | 8 | ? | Raises % of critical hits. | ? | Bow's orb won after defeating Snow Dragon in Pure Land. | 12,500 |
![]() Garuda Buster |
N/A | 54 | N/A | The top bow. | ? | Item drom from Metal Crabs in Mana Fortress. | 25,000 |
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Axes | Artwork | Attack Power | Weapon Charge | Effect | Description | Location | Forge cost |
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4 | 1 | ため斬り | N/A | A primitive axe with a wooden handle and metal blade attached. | Sold for 100 GP by Watts in Dwarf Village. | N/A |
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11 | 2 | 十文字斬り | Effective against plants/fish. | Traditional and easy to use battle axe. | Axe's orb won from defeating Fire Gigas in Underground Palace. | 200 |
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16 | 3 | 3 段斬り | Increase Constitution by 2 points. | A two-bladed axe that can be swung left and right. | Found in a treasure chest in Moogle Village. | 400 |
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23 | 4 | 前後津波斬り | Effective against plants/fish. | An axe effective against plants and fish monsters. | Found in a treasure chest in Fire Palace. | 800 |
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29 | 5 | ? | Inflicts damage on insects. | ? | Found in a treasure chest in Imperial Palace. | 1,600 |
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38 | 6 | ? | Inflicts damage on insects. | ? | Found in a treasure chest in Gold Tower. | 3,000 |
![]() Great Axe |
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46 | 7 | ? | Inflicts damage on insects. | ? | Axe's orb won from defeating Dragon Worm in Pure Land. | 6,500 |
![]() Gigas Axe |
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56 | 8 | ? | Increases Strength by 5 points. | ? | Item Drop from Fiend Heads in Mana Fortress. | 12,500 |
![]() Doom Axe |
N/A | 59 | N/A | The top axe. | ? | Item Drop from Fiend Heads in Mana Fortress. | 25,000 |
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Whips | Artwork | Attack Power | Weapon Charge | Effect | Description | Location | Forge cost |
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2 | 1 | 3 回横突き | N/A | A whip made of supple, tanned leather made of monster hide. | Found in a treasure chest after defeating Spikey Tiger in Witch's Castle. | N/A |
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6 | 2 | 横車輪ため突き | Slows enemy down. | A heavyweight, double-lashed whip that rips the enemy to shreds. | Found in a treasure chest in Thieves' Ship. | 200 |
![]() Backhand Whip |
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12 | 3 | 頭上回し突き | Raise Agility/Evade %. | Whip that strikes down the enemy with the swiftness of the wind. | Found in a treasure chest in Moogle Village. | 400 |
![]() Chain Whip |
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17 | 4 | 回転振り回し突き | Effective against amorphous/reptiles. | A striking weapon with a handle and iron ball connected by a chain. | Whip's orb won after defeating Mech Rider in Kakkara Desert. | 800 |
![]() Flail of Hope |
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24 | 5 | ? | Effective on Demon/Spirits enemies. | ? | Whip's orb won after defeating Doom's Wall in Northtown Ruins. | 1,600 |
![]() Morning Star |
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30 | 6 | ? | Inflicts damage on insects. | ? | Found in a treasure chest in Imperial Palace. | 3,000 |
![]() Hammer Flail |
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38 | 7 | ? | Slows enemy down. | ? | Whip's orb won after defeating Hexas in Mana Palace. | 6,500 |
![]() Nimbus Chain |
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47 | 8 | ? | Inflicts damage on insects. | ? | Whip's orb won after defeating Hexas in Mana Palace. | 12,500 |
![]() Gigas Flail |
N/A | 53 | N/A | The top whip. | ? | Item drop from Terminators in Mana Fortress. | 25,000 |
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Whips | Artwork | Attack Power | Weapon Charge | Effect | Description | Location | Forge cost |
![]() Pole Dart |
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2 | 1 | 2回棒横段り • 片手横突き | N/A | Has a short handle and Easy to use for beginners. | Given by Undine in Undine's Cave. | N/A |
![]() Javelin |
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6 | 2 | 2回神横殴り • 2回片手横突き | N/A | The tip of the bridge is sharp and pointy. | Javelin's orb won from defeating Kilroy in Thieves' Ship. | 200 |
![]() Light Trident |
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12 | 3 | 2回神横殴り • 小跳躍下突き | Effective against animals/birds/beasts. | It is powerful against beasts and birds. Throw away to demonstrate power. | Found in a treasure chest in Fung Castle. | 400 |
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17 | 4 | 2回神横段り• 連続小跳躍突き | Balloons enemy. | A thick, heavy javelin with a three-pronged tip and strong breaking power. | Javelin's Orb won after defeating Minotaur in Gold Tower. | 800 |
![]() Fork of Hope |
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24 | 5 | ? | Effective on Demon/Spirit enemies. | N/A | Javelin's Orb won after defeating Mech Rider #2 in Imperial Palace. | 1,600 |
![]() Imp's Fork |
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30 | 6 | ? | Balloons enemy. | N/A | Javelin's Orb won after defeating Lime Slime in Palace of Darkness. | 3,000 |
![]() Elf's Harpoon |
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38 | 7 | ? | Raises Intelligence/Wisdom. | N/A | Javelin's Orb won after defeating Snap Dragon in Mana Palace. | 6,500 |
![]() Dragon Dart |
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47 | 8 | ? | Effective against dragons. | N/A | Javelin's Orb won after defeating Axe Beak in Pure Land. | 12,500 |
![]() Valkyrian |
N/A | 53 | N/A | The top javelin. | N/A | Item Drop from Whimpers in Mana Fortress. | 25,000 |
Armor[edit]
Headgear | Artwork | Equipable by | Defense Power | Magic Defense Power | Effect | Description | Location | Buy | Sell |
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2 | 2 | N/A | Cloth armor that wraps around the head. Protective gear. It is inexpensive, but minimal protection is better than nothing. | Potos Village, Neko's | 50 | 32 |
![]() Hair Ribbon |
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3 | 3 | N/A | Ribbon used to tie up hair. It looks beautiful, but not much protection can be expected. | Pandora, Kippo Village, Neko's | 55 | 36 |
![]() Rabite Cap |
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5 | 5 | N/A | A hat that was made to resemble a rabite monster. It is a protective gear for children that can completely cover their heads. | Dwarf Village, Neko's | 45 | 30 |
![]() Head Gear |
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7 | 7 | N/A | Leather head protector often used by martial artists. It is strong, lightwright and offers good protection. | Dwarf Village, Pandora, Forest of Seasons, Neko's, Item Drop from Kid Goblins. | 70 | 46 |
![]() Quill Cap |
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10 | 10 | N/A | A lightweight hat with a large feather ornament coveted by hunters. The feather is imbued with magic. | Forest of Seasons, Fung Castle, Neko's, Item Drop from Nemesis Owls. | 110 | 72 |
![]() Steel Cap |
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13 | 13 | N/A | An helmet made of fused laminated steel. It has no ornamentation, but it is the most popular armor for warriors. | Fung Castle. | 180 | 120 |
![]() Golden Tiara |
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17 | 17 | N/A | A hair ornament made of gold. Its noble light has a mysterious power to keep demons at bay. | Kakkara, Todo Village, Neko's Crystal Forest Branch, Southtown. | 350 | 232 |
![]() Raccoon Cap |
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21 | 21 | N/A | ? | Kakkara, Todo Village, Neko's Crystal Forest Branch, Southtown. | 550 | 366 |
![]() Quilted Hood |
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26 | 26 | Agility +5, Hit% +2% | ? | Southtown, Northtown. | 700 | 466 |
![]() Tiger Cap |
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32 | 32 | N/A | ? | Northtown. | 1,100 | 732 |
![]() Circlet |
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38 | 38 | Agility +5, Hit% +2% | ? | Southtown, Northtown. | 2,300 | 1,532 |
![]() Unicorn Helm |
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55 | 55 | N/A | ? | Gold City. | 5,625 | 3,750 |
![]() Dragon Helm |
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66 | 66 | N/A | ? | Tasnica, Gold City. | 7,500 | 5,000 |
![]() Duck Helm |
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78 | 78 | N/A | ? | Tasnica, Gold City. | 11,250 | 7,500 |
![]() Needle Helm |
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140 | 140 | N/A | ? | Mana Palace, Item Drop from Needlions. | 30,000 | 10,000 |
![]() Cockatrice Cap |
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142 | 143 | Prevents pretrification. | ? | Item Drop from Basilisks. | N/A | 15,000 |
![]() Amulet Helm |
File:Amulet Helm SOM artwork.png | ![]() ![]() |
143 | 142 | +5 Intelligence. | ? | Item Drop from National Scars. | N/A | 24,000 |
![]() Griffin Helm |
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145 | 145 | +5 Strength, +5 Agility. | ? | Item Drop from National Scars. | N/A | 29,666 |
![]() Faerie Crown |
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150 | 150 | +5 Intelligence. | ? | Item Drop from Terminators. | N/A | 38,666 |
Body armor | Artwork | Equipable by | Defense Power | Magic Defense Power | Effect | Description | Location | Buy | Sell |
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3 | 1 | N/A | Made of durable and lightweight animal tanned leather. Very useful at the beggining of the game. | Potos Village. | 20 | 12 |
![]() Kung Fu Suit |
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4 | 2 | N/A | A robe worn by masters of a martial art called kung fu. The chest area is adorned with bright embroidery. | Pandora. | 25 | 16 |
![]() Midge Robe |
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7 | 4 | N/A | A children's ensemble adorned with a fur hood and a tail. It offers more in its design than its protection. | Dwarf Village. | 22 | 14 |
![]() Chain Vest |
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10 | 6 | N/A | This waistcoat is made with small metal rings woven together. While it's heavy, its doesn't provide much defense. | Kippo Village, Dwarf Village. | 120 | 80 |
![]() Spiky Suit |
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13 | 8 | N/A | A suit made from leather. It is decorated with chains, belts, metal spikes, etc. | Pandora, Dwarf Village, Forest of Seasons. | 260 | 172 |
![]() Kung Fu Dress |
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17 | 10 | N/A | Traditional costume introduced by people from a foreign land. A slim dress with deep cuts on both sides of the hemline. | Pandora, Kippo Village, Forest of Seasons, Item Drop from Werewolves. | 350 | 232 |
![]() Fancy Overalls |
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22 | 13 | N/A | Tunic made of satin fabric. It is said that monsters that gaze at this colorful suit make them lose their will to fight. | Fung Castle. | 675 | 450 |
![]() Chest Guard |
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28 | 16 | N/A | ? | Kakkara, Todo Village, Neko's Crystal Forest Branch, Southtown. | 1,000 | 666 |
![]() Golden Vest |
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34 | 20 | N/A | ? | Kakkara, Todo Village, Neko's Crystal Forest Branch, Southtown. | 2,250 | 1,500 |
![]() Ruby Vest |
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43 | 24 | N/A | ? | Southtown, Northtown. | 4,500 | 3,000 |
![]() Tiger Suit |
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52 | 29 | N/A | ? | Northtown. | 6,375 | 4,250 |
![]() Tiger Bikini |
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64 | 35 | N/A | ? | Northtown. | 7,100 | 4,732 |
![]() Magical Armor |
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78 | 41 | N/A | ? | Mandala, Lofty Mountains, Item Drop from Dark Knights. | 11,500 | 7,666 |
![]() Tortoise Mail |
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95 | 49 | N/A | ? | Republic of Tasnica. | 14,850 | 9,900 |
![]() Flower Suit |
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115 | 57 | N/A | ? | Gold City. | 21,000 | 14,000 |
![]() Battle Suit |
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139 | 67 | N/A | ? | Republic of Tasnica, Gold City. | 30,000 | 20,000 |
![]() Vestguard |
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240 | 90 | N/A | ? | Mana Palace. | 65,500 | 21,832 |
![]() Vampire Cape |
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243 | 93 | N/A | ? | Item Drop from Fiend Heads. | N/A | 31,332 |
![]() Power Suit |
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245 | 95 | +5 Strength. | ? | Item Drop from Fiend Heads. | N/A | 31,332 |
![]() Faerie Cloak |
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250 | 100 | +5 Constitution. | ? | Item Drop from Fiend Heads. | N/A | 43,332 |
Accessories | Artwork | Equipable by | Defense Power | Magic Defense Power | Effect | Description | Location | Buy | Sell |
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![]() Wristband |
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1 | 3 | N/A | Band made of tanned leather. A small gold piece is reinforced with small metal fittings for secure wrist protection. | Potos Village, Pandora, Dwarf Village, Neko's | 45 | 30 |
![]() Elbow Pad |
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2 | 4 | N/A | Elbow pads made of shock-absorbing material. Protect the whole elbow area. | Kippo Vilage, Dwarf Village, Pandora | 90 | 60 |
![]() Power Wrist |
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4 | 7 | +5 Strength, +5 Attack | Mystical bracelet. When equipped its holy power is released and the "power" goes up by 2. | Dwarf Village, Pandora, Forest of Seasons. | 150 | 100 |
![]() Cobra Bracelet |
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6 | 10 | Prevents poisoning. | A cobra-patterned armbands with mysterious powers. You can avoid being poisoned while equiping it. | Dwarf Village, Pandora, Forest of Seasons. | 280 | 186 |
![]() Wolf's Band |
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8 | 13 | +5 agility. | A bracelet with the shape of a wolf with crimson eyes that lived a long time ago. When equipped, the defense increases by 2. | Dwarf Village, Pandora, Forest of Seasons. | 400 | 266 |
![]() Silver Band |
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10 | 17 | Prevents unconsciousness. | It is a bracelet made of silver. When equipped, the "intelligence" rises by 2. | Kakkara, Todo Village, Neko's Crystal Forest Branch, Southtown, Northtown. | 525 | 320 |
![]() Golem Ring |
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13 | 22 | Prevents petrification. | ? | Southtown, Northtown. | 750 | 500 |
![]() Frosty Ring |
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16 | 28 | Prevents frosty. | Bracelet inscribed with a snow dharma pattern and an ancient spell as protection. | Northtown. | 1,200 | 800 |
![]() Ivy Amulet |
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20 | 34 | Prevents being hit by Sleep Flower. | ? | Northtown. | 1,875 | 1,250 |
![]() Gold Bracelet |
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24 | 43 | N/A | ? | Republic of Tasnica. | 3,750 | 2,500 |
![]() Shield Ring |
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29 | 52 | N/A | ? | Gold City. | 5,100 | 3,400 |
![]() Lazuri Ring |
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35 | 64 | + 5 intelligence. | ? | Gold City. | 8,800 | 5,866 |
![]() Guardian Ring |
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41 | 78 | N/A | ? | Item Drop from Doom Swords. | N/A | 8,332 |
![]() Ninja Gloves |
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91 | 241 | N/A | + 5 Agility, +10% Hit, prevent entanglement. | Item Drop from Dark Stalkers. | N/A | 16,000 |
![]() Dragon Ring |
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92 | 242 | N/A | ? | Item Drop from Ice Thugs. | N/A | 20,666 |
![]() Watcher Ring |
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93 | 243 | N/A | Prevents moogling. | Item Drop from Eggplant Men. | N/A | 25,000 |
![]() Imp's Ring |
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94 | 244 | N/A | Prevents engulfment, frosty. | Item Drop from Ghosts. | N/A | 28,332 |
![]() Amulet Ring |
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95 | 245 | N/A | Prevents petrification. | Item Drop from Tsunamis. | N/A | 32,000 |
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100 | 250 | N/A | + 5 agility, prevents petrification, poison, pygmy, frosty, dizzy, balloon. | Item Drop from Wolf Lords. | N/A | 36,666 |
Magic[edit]
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Development[edit]
Secret of Mana began development for the SNES CD-ROM, and was planned to be a launch title for the peripheral.[1] When the SNES CD-ROM was canceled, Square shifted Secret of Mana's development to the Super Nintendo. Similarly, Final Fantasy Adventure started development in 1987 as a Famicom Disk System title, Seiken Densetsu: The Emergence of Excalibur, before ultimately becoming a Game Boy game. When Secret of Mana shifted development to the Super Nintendo itself, the team had to remove a lot of content to fit it on a 16 megabit Super Nintendo cartridge, which is significantly smaller than a CD-ROM. One of the most significant removals was the ability to take multiple different routes, opening the possibility for several different endings.[2] Some of Secret of Mana's unused features found their way into Chrono Trigger, such as the numerous different endings.
Like several other Square-developed games for the Super Nintendo, Secret of Mana utilizes Mode 7, particularly when the party travels on Flammie high above the world map, as during this, the largely scaled and rotatable background gives the illusion that the ground below is three-dimensional.
The English translation for Secret of Mana was worked on by Ted Woolsey, and was completed within 30 days, a month after the Japanese version was released. Within this short time frame, Ted Woolsey had little time to complete the game's translation, and portions of the game's script had to be removed due to space limitations.[3] In North America, prior to its release, Secret of Mana was titled Final Fantasy Adventure II,[4][5] indicating that it would be marketed as a Final Fantasy spinoff in a similar vein to how the first three SaGa games were released in North America as The Final Fantasy Legend, Final Fantasy Legend II, and Final Fantasy Legend III respectively. The idea was that the Final Fantasy Adventure series would focus more on action gameplay than the traditional RPG style of the main Final Fantasy series and the Final Fantasy Legend series. When Secret of Mana was chosen as the game's title, Mana became a entirely separate series from Final Fantasy not just in Japan but also in other regions.
Secret of Mana went on to be developed and ported across many more platforms as the SNES was eventually discontinued. The original game (with an updated translation and touch-focused player experience) first appeared in Japan circa 2009, and in the West from 2010. Available on both iOS/iPadOS and Android, this version has been updated frequently as mobile technology continues to evolve. However, the port became unusable on iOS for a period of six months in 2019 due to a rendering bug that presented in version 13 of the operating system. The bug was eventually patched out in the spring of 2020.
Gallery[edit]
- For this subject's image gallery, see Gallery:Secret of Mana.
Names in other languages[edit]
Language | Name | Meaning |
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Japanese | 聖剣伝説2 Seiken Densetsu 2 |
The Legend of the Sacred Sword 2 |
External Links[edit]
- Secret of Mana Official Japanese Guide
- Secret of Mana Official Game Secrets
- Secret of Mana In-Depth: Magic Leveling Up FAQS by Xi
- Secret of Mana: An Armor and Weapons Data Table with a Brief Disscusion of Stats by Axen
References[edit]
- ^ "Classics Column #1: Desperately Seeking Seiken". 1UP.com (archive.is).
- ^ Retro Gamer issue 85, page 26.
- ^ Super Play issue 23, page 15.
- ^ Nintendo Power issue 51, page 67 .
- ^ Electronic Gaming Monthly issue 45 (April 1993), page 90 .
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Main series | Final Fantasy Adventure • Secret of Mana • Trials of Mana • Dawn of Mana |
Spinoffs | Legend of Mana • Children of Mana • Heroes of Mana • Friends of Mana • Circle of Mana • Rise of Mana • Echoes of Mana |
Re-releases and compilations | Sword of Mana • Adventures of Mana • Secret of Mana • Collection of Mana • Trials of Mana |
Related titles | Secret of Evermore |