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===''Final Fantasy VI''=== | ===''Final Fantasy VI''=== | ||
[[File:Sabin on Phantom Train FFVI iOS.jpg|thumb|200px|left|Sabin on the Phantom Train in ''Final Fantasy VI''{{'}}s iOS release]] | [[File:Sabin on Phantom Train FFVI iOS.jpg|thumb|200px|left|Sabin on the Phantom Train in ''Final Fantasy VI''{{'}}s iOS release]] | ||
In ''[[Final Fantasy VI]]'', the Phantom Train, | In ''[[Final Fantasy VI]]'', the Phantom Train, also known in the original [[Super Nintendo]] as '''GhostTrain''', is a vehicle that carries the dead to the afterlife. | ||
As [[Sabin Rene Figaro|Sabin]] and his [[party]] travel through the [[Phantom Forest]], they come across the Phantom Train. The party go on board to check if there are any [[Doma Castle]] survivors inside, although they get locked inside. The Phantom Train starts to move, so the party search around for a way to stop the train. Because they have entered from the conductor's room, the party has to make their way to the front. The party encounters several [[Ghost (Final Fantasy VI)|ghost]]s along the way, many of which have varying behavior; some ghosts are enemies, some are temporary party members, and some of them are item sellers. | As [[Sabin Rene Figaro|Sabin]] and his [[party]] travel through the [[Phantom Forest]], they come across the Phantom Train. The party go on board to check if there are any [[Doma Castle]] survivors inside, although they get locked inside. The Phantom Train starts to move, so the party search around for a way to stop the train. Because they have entered from the conductor's room, the party has to make their way to the front. The party encounters several [[Ghost (Final Fantasy VI)|ghost]]s along the way, many of which have varying behavior; some ghosts are enemies, some are temporary party members, and some of them are item sellers. | ||
When the party reaches the train's cab, they flip two switches and another on the smokestack, only to discover that the Phantom Train is sentient. After a boss battle, the Phantom Train stops back at the train station, and the party goes off the Phantom Train. [[Cyan Garamonde|Cyan]] is | When the party reaches the train's cab, they flip two switches and another on the smokestack, only to discover that the Phantom Train is sentient. After a boss battle, the Phantom Train stops back at the train station, and the party goes off the Phantom Train. [[Cyan Garamonde|Cyan]] is upset as he witnesses his dead wife and son, [[Elayne]] and [[Owain]], go onto the Phantom Train with the others who had died in Doma Castle earlier. The Phantom Train is not seen again. | ||
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===''Final Fantasy'' remakes=== | ===''Final Fantasy'' remakes=== | ||
In the ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' remakes, starting with ''[[Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls]]'', the Phantom Train appears as a boss, and is fought on floor B30 of [[Whisperwind Cove]]. It is a lot more powerful than in ''Final Fantasy VI''. Prior to the [[Warriors of Light]]'s arrival, the Phantom Train cast a spell on all of Whisperwind Cove's villagers by either turning them into a zombie or petrifying them into stone. Once the Warriors of Light destroy the Phantom Train, the inhabitants are restored to normal. | In the ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' remakes, starting with ''[[Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls]]'', the Phantom Train appears as a boss, and is fought on floor B30 of [[Whisperwind Cove]]. It is a lot more powerful than in ''Final Fantasy VI''. Prior to the [[Warriors of Light]]'s arrival, the Phantom Train cast a spell on all of Whisperwind Cove's villagers by either turning them into a zombie or petrifying them into stone. During the battle, the Phantom Train's uses the [[Acid Rain]] spell as one of its attacks. Once the Warriors of Light destroy the Phantom Train, the inhabitants are restored to normal. | ||
==Layout== | ==Layout== | ||
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===Ghost merchant=== | ===Ghost merchant=== | ||
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|-style="background:{{FF6color}}" | |-style="background:{{FF6color}}" | ||
! Item !! {{color-link|Gil|black}} | ! Item !! {{color-link|Gil|black}} | ||
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[[File:Phantom Train FFVI SNES battle.png|thumb|Boss battle in ''Final Fantasy VI''{{'}}s Super Nintendo version]] | [[File:Phantom Train FFVI SNES battle.png|thumb|Boss battle in ''Final Fantasy VI''{{'}}s Super Nintendo version]] | ||
===''Final Fantasy VI''=== | ===''Final Fantasy VI''=== | ||
Throughout the boss battle, the Phantom Train quickly chases the party members on a railroad from behind as they quickly run from it. To reflect this, the background moves quickly. Because it is an undead enemy, the party can instantly defeat the Phantom Train by using a Phoenix Down on it | Throughout the boss battle, the Phantom Train quickly chases the party members on a railroad from behind as they quickly run from it. To reflect this, the background moves quickly. Because it is an undead enemy, the party can instantly defeat the Phantom Train by using a Phoenix Down on it. | ||
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|exp=0 | |exp=0 | ||
| | |weakness=[[Holy]], [[Fire]], [[Ice]] | ||
|resistance=[[Poison]] | |||
|steal=None | |steal=None | ||
|drops=[[Tent]] | |drops=[[Tent]] | ||
}} | }} | ||
===''Final Fantasy'' remakes=== | ===''Final Fantasy'' remakes=== | ||
[[File:Phantom Train FF PSP battle.png|thumb|Boss fight against the Phantom Train in ''Final Fantasy''{{'}}s PlayStation Portable remake]] | [[File:Phantom Train FF PSP battle.png|thumb|Boss fight against the Phantom Train in ''Final Fantasy''{{'}}s PlayStation Portable remake]] | ||
Unlike ''Final Fantasy VI'', the Phantom Train appears at the left side of the screen rather than the right. | Unlike ''Final Fantasy VI'', the Phantom Train appears at the left side of the screen rather than the right. Unlike ''Final Fantasy VI'', the Phantom Train cannot be defeated by a Phoenix Down, and it is no longer invulnerable to Ice attacks. | ||
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==Bestiary navigation== | ==Bestiary navigation== | ||
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|game=Final Fantasy VI Advance | |||
|num=284 | |num=284 | ||
|prev=[[Tunnel Armor]] | |prev=[[Tunnel Armor]] | ||
|next=[[Rhizopas]] | |next=[[Rhizopas]] | ||
}} | }} | ||
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|game=Final Fantasy VI (iOS, Android) | |||
|num=030 | |num=030 | ||
|prev=[[Tunnel Armor]] | |prev=[[Tunnel Armor]] | ||
|next=[[Hell's Rider]] | |next=[[Hell's Rider]] | ||
}} | }} | ||
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|game=Final Fantasy remakes | |||
|num=144 | |num=144 | ||
|prev=[[Orthros]] | |prev=[[Orthros]] | ||
|next=[[Death Gaze]] | |next=[[Death Gaze]] | ||
}} | }} | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
