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{{nihongo|'''Nitro Powder'''|ニトロのかやく|''nitoro no kayaku''|"nitro gunpowder"}} is an explosive and a [[key item]] which appears in ''[[Final Fantasy]]''. It is an explosive that the [[Warriors of Light]] can obtain from the treasure room in [[Castle Cornelia]] if they have the [[Mystic Key]]. According to some NPCs in the area, the Nitro Powder was locked in the treasure room for 400 years. After obtaining the Nitro Powder, the heroes must go to [[Mount Duergar]] and give the Nitro Powder to [[Nerrick]], who uses it to detonate a bridge; this creates a canal that the Warriors of Light can pass through to progress in their adventure and reach the town of [[Melmond]]. | {{nihongo|'''Nitro Powder'''|ニトロのかやく|''nitoro no kayaku''|"nitro gunpowder"}} is an explosive and a [[key item]] which appears in ''[[Final Fantasy]]''. It is an explosive that the [[Warriors of Light]] can obtain from the treasure room in [[Castle Cornelia]] if they have the [[Mystic Key]]. According to some NPCs in the area, the Nitro Powder was locked in the treasure room for 400 years. After obtaining the Nitro Powder, the heroes must go to [[Mount Duergar]] and give the Nitro Powder to [[Nerrick]], who uses it to detonate a bridge; this creates a canal that the Warriors of Light can pass through to progress in their adventure and reach the town of [[Melmond]]. | ||
In the original NES version, the item is named '''TNT''' (also formatted | In the original NES version, the item is named '''TNT''' (also formatted '''T.N.T.'''<ref>''Nintendo Power'' volume 17, page 9</ref>). Its [[Nintendo Power]] artwork depicts it as a three yellow dynamite sticks with a black label wrapped around it, reading "TNT" and showing a {{wp|skull and crossbones (symbol)|skull and crossbones}} danger symbol. The TNT's successor, Nitro Powder, is never seen in artwork for the remakes. Judging from its name, the Nitro Powder is likely a different object from the TNT while still retaining its core purpose. | ||
==Profiles== | ==Profiles and descriptions== | ||
*'''''Nintendo Power'' volume 17''' (page 9): "''This volatile explosive has been kept in the Treasure Vault for 400 years. It is used in Chapter 2 when you visit the Dwarves.''" | *'''''Nintendo Power'' volume 17''' (page 9): "''This volatile explosive has been kept in the Treasure Vault for 400 years. It is used in Chapter 2 when you visit the Dwarves.''" | ||
*'''Final Fantasy Origins BradyGames Strategy Guide''' (page 18): "''Powder packed with explosive power.''" | *'''Final Fantasy Origins BradyGames Strategy Guide''' (page 18): "''Powder packed with explosive power.''" | ||
