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The best one is the one you can get your hands on and play. There's no truly bad version. In modern days, though, the Pixel Remaster is probably the way to go. It doesn't have the additional dungeons added for the Advance version, but it's got the original content with the more modern translation, and while some of the graphics changed from the original, they're not hard to get used to and look especially good if it's the only version you've played.
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You can't buy them, even if you have more money than he bids. These are just amusing filler items in the auction house. Oh, and by the way, those model airships aren't for rebuilding the BlackJack. The fraction in the name describes the scale of the airship, not the fact that it is a fractional piece of a real airship. And where would you build it anyway?
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Nope. It's really a mistranslation in early versions of the game, confusing "dragons" with "dinosaurs". It actually refers to the the forest north of there, kinda shaped like a dinosaur head, where you fight Tyrannosaurs and Brachiosaurs in the forest there. It's really the same misunderstanding that led the earliest archeologists to exclaim that dinosaur fossils were the remnants of dragons who once walked the earth.
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The damage it does is based upon your current HP. The higher the HP is of the person equipping it, the more damage it will do. As an aside, the
Valiant Knife is set up to work in the opposite way, but without the cool lightsaber effects.
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The
Stoneblade is a sword that randomly casts
Break on enemies. It can only be found in the Magitek Research Facility in the room with all the broken test tubes, just before you meet Number 024. Search the test tube in the bottom left. Not a particularly powerful sword, but you can't get it anywhere else.
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The
Lightbringer sword is the most powerful sword in the base game. Along with giving major bonuses to many of your stats, it has a high attack value and randomly casts
Holy on its victims, and it will use some of your MP to increase physical damage and has high critical. However, to get this legendary weapon, you must bet the
Ragnarok sword at the Colosseum.
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The
Cursed Ring does not work the way the
Cursed Shield does. It will forever stay Cursed and aside from being a way to learn
Banish, there isn't much going for it. If you want one, you can get it at the Colosseum (but we wouldn't recommend it!), and also from Metamorphing.
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To get the
Bahamut esper, you must defeat Deathgaze, who randomly attacks you as you fly around in the airship. Although he escapes, he doesn't recover his HP in between battles, so as long as you keep at it, he'll eventually go down. Make sure that you don't defeat him with instant-death spells or you won't get the prize. We have an in-depth guide specific to this question.
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Often people get confused on when they're supposed to enter the blitz input when they're first starting. To get it right, cursor down to blitz, push your confirm button once, then enter the input for your blitz. Then hit confirm again, and Sabin should unleash the blitz. Like most things, it gets easier the more you do it! As an aside, when you have to use a diagonal for a blitz, you can also use one of the two directions that make up that diagonal. Thus, if you have to hit down-left, say for Bum Rush, you can hit either down OR left instead and it will still work. This is very handy for those with an input device that doesn't like diagonals.
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There are two ways to get one in the Colosseum, and another in the Fanatics' Tower, by entering the first treasure room. Stand to the right of the first treasure chest and hit your Confirm button. You'll hear a noise, and if you exit the room, you'll see another room one floor below. In that room is the
Air Anchor. Of course, you really never need more than one.
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You need the
Master's Scroll Relic, which can be obtained by defeating Samurai Soul, a Monster-in-a-box in the Ancient Castle. If you want an even deadlier combination, equip the
Master's Scroll along with the
Genji Glove to attack eight times in one turn.
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To get Gogo, you must be in the World of Ruin. Climb in the airship and head to a small triangle-shaped island in the northeast region of the world map. Once there, get into a random encounter with a Zone Eater. This enemy will suck in your party one by one, and if he engulfs all of your party members, you'll find yourself in a secret dungeon. Complete this dungeon and you'll find Gogo waiting for you at the end. Refer to the walkthrough for help with the dungeon.
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One effective way of climbing the tower is to bring along Mog and equip the
Molulu's Charm. This will of course get rid of all random encounters that you might experience on the climb. Another way is to teach every party member
Ultima and give them
Celestriads, though by the time you do this the whole tower would probably not be very hard.
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It may seem easy, and he may be easy... at least until you defeat him. Upon his death, the Magic Master will unleash a powerful
Ultima blast that will decimate all but the highest-leveled characters. The best way to counter this is to cast
Reraise on every or even just one party member, so they have Auto-Life status. Raising HP to a high level can increase the odds of survival too, but not as safely as Auto-Life.
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There are two methods of defeating Wrexsoul. The first is to kill your own possessed party members and then attack WrexsoulWrexsoul when he pops back out. The second is to use
Banish and hope that it takes both of his Soul Savers with it.
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He can first be found in the Cave on the Veldt. After that, he will be in Thamasa for a time, but later you'll have to bet the
Ichigeki at the Colosseum to get him back in your party. If you instead found Relm in the cave on the Veldt, then you won't find Shadow again.
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