Alien Sky: The planet has two moons instead of one. He then asks Cecil to avenge him and his daughter. Tellah, while dying, regrets that his blind thirst for vengeance lead him down this road. Aesop Amnesia: Happens in the same line of dialogue. If it gets too close, its Crush attack is instant death. The Demon Wall's only move for most of its boss battle is to gradually approach the party. Advancing Boss of Doom: Overlapping with Advancing Wall of Doom and Living Structure Monster. A 2D remaster, created as a part of the Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster series and largely based on the previous GBA and PSP rereleases (excluding any new content those versions added), was released for Steam and mobile devices in September of 2021. It's also the first remake to add voice acting, if only for key scenes. In addition to being half of the Final Fantasy Chronicles compilation on the PlayStation, FFIV has been ported to the GBA, and was the second game (after Final Fantasy III, which didn't make it over beforehand) to be remade with 3D graphics on the Nintendo DS (this version was ported to PC in 2014). Carnellian Signet rather than "Bomb Ring").įinal Fantasy IV is the title that had the most impact on the direction the franchise went in, and it had an enormous influence on virtually every one of its descendants, not to mention on role-playing games in Japan in general. This version is heavily based on the Game Boy Advance version, and the only thing taken from the Nintendo DS version is the translation of terms (e.g. 
Both games use new graphics and is the largest 2D graphical change to the original other than the cellphone version.
Also includes a midquel called Interlude to connect the plots better. It, along with Final Fantasy IV itself, was released on the PSP in March 2011 in Japan and April everywhere else. Received a cellphone sequel called The After Years (also available on WiiWare and the PlayStation Portable), which stars the old cast and some of their children teaming up again to prevent the same catastrophe from happening again. Many of the fan favorite lines were kept in the re-released versions. The North American Final Fantasy II also suffered from severe censorship and bizarre wording choices even outside the context of censorship (" You spoony bard!", anyone?). The North American FFII was easier than the Japanese version before the North American version was released, it spawned another Japanese version, " Final Fantasy IV Easytype", whose difficulty level was scaled down even more (thus, the North American version was less difficult than the original Japanese version, but significantly harder than Easytype). Since the second and third Final Fantasy games hadn't been released in North America when Final Fantasy IV came out, the original North American release of FFIV was titled Final Fantasy II.
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