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Revision as of 13:42, January 21, 2020
This article is about the original game. For its remakes on the Gameboy Advance, please see Final Fantasy I∙II and Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls.
Final Fantasy is a 1987 game developed and published by Square (later Square Enix) for the Nintendo Entertainment System.
It's also been release on MSX2, WonderSwan Color, Playstation, Game Boy Advance, iOS, Android, Windows Phone and Nintendo 3DS.
Characters
The characters of the game aren't named individually. Rather, they are collectively referred to as the Warriors of Light.
Classes
- White Mage
- File:Black Mage FFI NES.png - Black Mage
- Red Mage
- Warrior/Fighter
- Thieves
- Monk/Black Belt
Items
Transportation
Skills
Locations
Stats
- Hit Points (HP)
- Agility (Agi)
- Vitality (Vit)
- Magic Defence (M. Def)
- Strength (Str)
- Intelligence (Int)
- Hit Percentage (Hit%)
- Luck (Luck)
Music
References to and from other media
- References to Final Fantasy in Other Media
- This game draws a inspiration from Dungeons and Dragons, first Edition.
- References from Final Fantasy to Other Media
- This game serves as the bases for 8-Bit Theater. The comic follows the basic plot, albeit with artistic license and creative liberties given to help flesh out the minor details. It ran for 1224 issues and an epilogue.
References
External Links
- NES Version on Final Fantasy Kingdom
- Final Fantsy on TV Tropes Wiki
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