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  • [[File:Mystic Key FF NES NP.jpg|thumb]] ...the [[Warriors of Light]] after they awaken him from his sleep. The Mystic Key unlocks various doors in dungeons, caves, and buildings.
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  • ...a one-time use for awakening the [[Elf Prince]], who rewards the [[Mystic Key]] to them for doing so. [[Category:Key items]]
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  • ...rst and main appearance in ''[[Final Fantasy IV]]'' as a [[key item]]. The item is named '''Bomb Ring''' in releases prior to the game's [[Final Fantasy IV ...Signet has a role at the start of Cecil's adventure, and is the first key item that he obtains.
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  • ...in ''[[Final Fantasy IV]]''. In most of its appearances, Pink Tails are an item [[drop]]ped by [[Flan Princess]]es. In ''Final Fantasy IV'', Pink Tails are an extremely rare item which have a very low chance of being dropped by Flan Princesses, who only
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  • ...ntents. Some have a [[monster-in-a-box]] which must be defeated before the item can be obtained. Treasure chests first appear in the first game, ''[[Final ...treasure chests that contain either a [[key item]] or some other exclusive item such as a weapon, an armor, or a spellbook.
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  • '''Oxyale''' is a [[key item]] in ''[[Final Fantasy]]''. It is a chalice with a water-like liquid that a [[Category:Key items]]
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  • ...in 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 t In the original NES version, the item is named '''TNT''' (also formatted as '''T.N.T.'''<ref>''Nintendo Power'' v
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  • The '''Levistone''' is a [[key item]] in ''[[Final Fantasy]]''. It is a rock capable of hovering in midair, hen ...tically occurs, although in the Nintendo Entertainment System release, the item must be manually selected from the Items menu.
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  • ...n the Crystal Eye to Matoya, she rewards them with the [[Jolt Tonic]]. The item has been named Crystal Eye since the release of ''[[Final Fantasy Origins]] [[Category:Key items]]
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  • '''Adamantite''' (Japanese: アダマンタイト) is a mineral that appears as an item in several ''[[Final Fantasy (series)|Final Fantasy]]'' games. It first app In ''Final Fantasy'', Adamantite is a [[key item]] that is found in a [[treasure chest]] on the second floor of the [[Flying
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  • ...which he receives the first Kupo Nut from [[Alice]] at the [[Lindblum]] [[Item Shop]]. Alice tells Vivi that Kupo Nuts are a favorite food of Moogles. ...ne to them. There are a few instances in which the party receives a unique item from Moguta, such as an [[Aloha Shirt]] for the first Kupo Nut that they gi
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  • ...E''', also formatted '''Bottle''' in the ''[[Nintendo Power]]'' guide. The item is literally a [[fairy|faerie]] contained within a bottle.
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  • ...t is found in [[Oeilvert]] in ''[[Final Fantasy IX]]''. It is also a [[key item]] that is required to enter [[Mount Gulug]]. The Gulug Stone is triangular, [[Category:Key items]]
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  • The '''Earth Rod''' is a [[key item]] in ''[[Final Fantasy]]''. It is a rod described as being imbued with the [[Category:Key items]]
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  • ...the Rat Tail is the severed tail of a rat. Despite this, it is a valuable item in the games that it appears in. [[Category:Key items]]
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  • '''Keycards''' are a type of [[key item]] in ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]''. They are used by [[Shinra Headquarters]] em [[Category:Key items]]
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  • ...'''<ref name="np">''Nintendo Power'' volume 17, page 24.</ref>, is a [[key item]] that appears in ''[[Final Fantasy]]''. It is a crown that belongs to the [[Category:Key items]]
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  • {{nihongo|'''Elixirs'''|エリクサー|Erikusā}} are a recurring restorative item in the ''[[Final Fantasy (franchise)|Final Fantasy]]'' franchise, and first ...[party]] can also obtain Elixirs from certain [[treasure chest]]s, as an [[item drop]] from certain enemies, or as a possible reward for winning the [[Conc
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  • The '''Rename Card''' is an item that allows the player to rename a character or a [[summon]] (depending on [[Category:Key items]]
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  • '''Dragon Grass''', also formatted '''dragon grass''', is a [[key item]] in ''[[Final Fantasy V]]''. It is a panacea that can heal injured [[wind [[Category:Key items]]
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