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Final Fantasy X - Battle system.
Final Fantasy X features the Conditional Turn-Based Battle System designed by Toshiro Tsuchida, in place of the series' traditional Active Time Battle (ATB) system. This system places both characters and enemies in line to act, depends on specific status attributes, and allows the player time to choose which action to take. The game provides a graphical timeline along one side of the screen, allowing the player to quickly determine which characters and enemies are going nex ...
See also:Final Fantasy X, Final Fantasy X - Gameplay, Final Fantasy X - Battle system, Final Fantasy X - Party switching, Final Fantasy X - Sphere Grid, Final Fantasy X - Overdrives, Final Fantasy X - Summoning, Final Fantasy X - Story, Final Fantasy X - Characters, Final Fantasy X - Geography, Final Fantasy X - Musical score, Final Fantasy X - Cultural aspects, Final Fantasy X - Trivia, Final Fantasy X - Voice cast, Final Fantasy X - English language version, Final Fantasy X - Japanese language version Read more here: » Final Fantasy X: Encyclopedia II - Final Fantasy X - Gameplay |
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| | | | Mayuko Aoki: Encyclopedia II - Kingdom Hearts II - New gameplay features Gameplay has been said to be revamped from the last game; there are various new features offering the potential of more interesting play.
Kingdom Hearts II - Mickey's Help.
In certain boss battles, if Sora is knocked out, a second option may be available, called "I won't give up!" It allows you to play as Mickey Mouse. Mickey is fast and his attacks are brutal, and he can shoot beams of magic from his Keyblade. However, you must revive Sora to finish off the boss; this is done by pressing the triangle butt ...
See also:Kingdom Hearts II, Kingdom Hearts II - Overview, Kingdom Hearts II - Worlds, Kingdom Hearts II - Disney-based worlds, Kingdom Hearts II - Original worlds, Kingdom Hearts II - New gameplay features, Kingdom Hearts II - Mickey's Help, Kingdom Hearts II - Magic Abilities, Kingdom Hearts II - Drive Forms, Kingdom Hearts II - Different Command Menus, Kingdom Hearts II - Reaction Command, Kingdom Hearts II - Combination Attack, Kingdom Hearts II - Summons, Kingdom Hearts II - Maps, Kingdom Hearts II - Disney cameos, Kingdom Hearts II - Final Fantasy cameos, Kingdom Hearts II - Voice Cast, Kingdom Hearts II - English language version tentative, Kingdom Hearts II - Japanese language version, Kingdom Hearts II - Music, Kingdom Hearts II - Trivia Read more here: » Kingdom Hearts II: Encyclopedia II - Kingdom Hearts II - New gameplay features |
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| | | | Mayuko Aoki: Encyclopedia II - Final Fantasy X-2 - Gameplay The battle system from the previous game (Conditional Turn-Based) was dropped in favor of a fast-paced variation on the traditional Active Time Battle system. Instead of waiting for enemies to attack, it is now possible to interrupt an enemy while they are preparing their attack, or chain your characters' attacks together for special bonuses. Of course, the same thing can be done to the player's party.
Because the party never grows beyond three characters, the ability to switch out characters in battle was invalidated; instead, Garmen ...
See also:Final Fantasy X-2, Final Fantasy X-2 - Gameplay, Final Fantasy X-2 - Job classes, Final Fantasy X-2 - Storyline, Final Fantasy X-2 - Criticism, Final Fantasy X-2 - Soundtrack, Final Fantasy X-2 - Trivia, Final Fantasy X-2 - Voice cast, Final Fantasy X-2 - English language version, Final Fantasy X-2 - Japanese language version, Final Fantasy X-2 - Packaging artwork, Final Fantasy X-2 - Notes Read more here: » Final Fantasy X-2: Encyclopedia II - Final Fantasy X-2 - Gameplay |
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| | | | Mayuko Aoki: Encyclopedia II - Final Fantasy X - Gameplay
Final Fantasy X - Battle system.
Final Fantasy X features the Conditional Turn-Based Battle System designed by Toshiro Tsuchida, in place of the series more traditional Active Time Battle (ATB) system. This system places both characters and enemies in line to act, depends on specific status attributes, and allows the player time to choose which action to take. The game provides a graphical timeline along one side of the screen, allowing the player to quickly determine which characters and enemies are going ...
See also:Final Fantasy X, Final Fantasy X - Gameplay, Final Fantasy X - Battle system, Final Fantasy X - Party switching, Final Fantasy X - Sphere Grid, Final Fantasy X - Overdrives, Final Fantasy X - Summoning, Final Fantasy X - Story, Final Fantasy X - Characters, Final Fantasy X - Geography, Final Fantasy X - Soundtrack, Final Fantasy X - Cultural aspects, Final Fantasy X - Trivia, Final Fantasy X - Voice cast, Final Fantasy X - English language version, Final Fantasy X - Japanese language version, Final Fantasy X - Packaging artwork Read more here: » Final Fantasy X: Encyclopedia II - Final Fantasy X - Gameplay |
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| | | | Mayuko Aoki: Encyclopedia II - Kingdom Hearts - Plot summary Kingdom Hearts begins on the lush, tropical islands called "Destiny Islands", home to the main characters Sora, Riku, and Kairi. The three children wish to leave the island that they have been confined to all their life, so they build a raft to escape. The night before the voyage, a storm sweeps through the island, and evil shadow-creatures called the Heartless appear. The three friends are separated. When Sora finds Riku surrounded by darkness, Riku disappears and Sora has to fight the Heartless, who are being used to tear down the w ...
See also:Kingdom Hearts, Kingdom Hearts - Plot summary, Kingdom Hearts - Final Mix, Kingdom Hearts - Worlds, Kingdom Hearts - Voice cast, Kingdom Hearts - English language version, Kingdom Hearts - Japanese language version, Kingdom Hearts - Music, Kingdom Hearts - Characters, Kingdom Hearts - Final Fantasy cameos, Kingdom Hearts - Negative criticisms, Kingdom Hearts - Manga, Kingdom Hearts - Trivia, Kingdom Hearts - Sequels, Kingdom Hearts - Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories, Kingdom Hearts - Kingdom Hearts II Read more here: » Kingdom Hearts: Encyclopedia II - Kingdom Hearts - Plot summary |
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| | | | Mayuko Aoki: Encyclopedia II - Yuna - Yuna in Final Fantasy X Born in Bevelle and brought up on the island of Besaid on the world of Spira, at the start of Final Fantasy X Yuna is 17, a quiet, intelligent, serious girl wearing formal, oriental-style robes that contrast sharply with Tidus's outgoing clothing. Yuna is a summoner of Yevon and has the ability to summon powerful creatures known as "aeons". She is mild in manner and soft-spoken, but harbors no doubt in herself or in her mission (which, eventually, changes over time), though she usually manages to conceal any feeling of sadness from her companions. She is also half Al Bhed on her mother's side, and consequen ...
See also:Yuna, Yuna - Yuna in Final Fantasy X, Yuna - Yuna in Final Fantasy X-2, Yuna - Fandom, Yuna - Other appearances Read more here: » Yuna: Encyclopedia II - Yuna - Yuna in Final Fantasy X |
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| | | | Mayuko Aoki: Encyclopedia II - Final Fantasy X - Geography The world of Final Fantasy X is called Spira. It is composed of one continent and several islands. Basically life in Spira is simple, because the technological civilization was destroyed by an evil being known as Sin. Zanarkand is located on the north edge of Spira, but it was reduced to ruins by Sin 1,000 years before the events of Final Fantasy X. Bevelle is said to be the spiritual centre of Yevonite devotion. Despite t ...
See also:Final Fantasy X, Final Fantasy X - Gameplay, Final Fantasy X - Battle system, Final Fantasy X - Party switching, Final Fantasy X - Sphere Grid, Final Fantasy X - Overdrives, Final Fantasy X - Summoning, Final Fantasy X - Story, Final Fantasy X - Characters, Final Fantasy X - Geography, Final Fantasy X - Musical score, Final Fantasy X - Cultural aspects, Final Fantasy X - Trivia, Final Fantasy X - Voice cast, Final Fantasy X - English language version, Final Fantasy X - Japanese language version Read more here: » Final Fantasy X: Encyclopedia II - Final Fantasy X - Geography |
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| | | | Mayuko Aoki: Encyclopedia II - Final Fantasy X - Story The plot of Final Fantasy X centers primarily around Yevon, Spira's dominant religion. A centuries-old and immensely powerful organization, the Church of Yevon strictly forbids the use of any sort of advanced technology (or "machina"), with the effect that Spira is essentially devoid of computers, motorized vehicles, or automated weaponry or machinery. The Yevon clergy preaches that the destructive force known as Sin which periodically lays waste to Spira was in fact sent by Yevon to punish the people for their use of machina and for their h ...
See also:Final Fantasy X, Final Fantasy X - Gameplay, Final Fantasy X - Battle system, Final Fantasy X - Party switching, Final Fantasy X - Sphere Grid, Final Fantasy X - Overdrives, Final Fantasy X - Summoning, Final Fantasy X - Story, Final Fantasy X - Characters, Final Fantasy X - Geography, Final Fantasy X - Musical score, Final Fantasy X - Cultural aspects, Final Fantasy X - Trivia, Final Fantasy X - Voice cast, Final Fantasy X - English language version, Final Fantasy X - Japanese language version Read more here: » Final Fantasy X: Encyclopedia II - Final Fantasy X - Story |
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| | | | Mayuko Aoki: Encyclopedia II - Final Fantasy X - Characters The playable characters in Final Fantasy X are Tidus, Yuna, Kimahri Ronso, Wakka, Lulu, Auron and Rikku. With one exception, human characters in the game do not have last names, although members of other races are often referred to by the name of their race as if it were a surname (Kimahri Ronso, Seymour Guado). Unlike other recent games in the series, Final Fantasy X does not contain any "secret" or "hidden" playable characters.
Other important (though non-p ...
See also:Final Fantasy X, Final Fantasy X - Gameplay, Final Fantasy X - Battle system, Final Fantasy X - Party switching, Final Fantasy X - Sphere Grid, Final Fantasy X - Overdrives, Final Fantasy X - Summoning, Final Fantasy X - Story, Final Fantasy X - Characters, Final Fantasy X - Geography, Final Fantasy X - Musical score, Final Fantasy X - Cultural aspects, Final Fantasy X - Trivia, Final Fantasy X - Voice cast, Final Fantasy X - English language version, Final Fantasy X - Japanese language version Read more here: » Final Fantasy X: Encyclopedia II - Final Fantasy X - Characters |
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| | | | Mayuko Aoki: Encyclopedia II - Kingdom Hearts II - Disney cameos In addition to the Disney characters that will be returning from Kingdom Hearts, there will also be additional characters from their movies including Megara, Pegasus, Pain, Panic and the Hydra from Hercules, Lumiere, Cogsworth, Mrs. Potts, Chip, and Wardrobe from Beauty and the Beast, the merchant from Aladdin, Eric from The Little Mermaid, and Santa Claus as depicted in The Nightmare Before Christmas. Stitch from Lilo & Stitch and the titular characters of Chicken Little and Pet ...
See also:Kingdom Hearts II, Kingdom Hearts II - Overview, Kingdom Hearts II - Worlds, Kingdom Hearts II - Disney-based worlds, Kingdom Hearts II - Original worlds, Kingdom Hearts II - New gameplay features, Kingdom Hearts II - Mickey's Help, Kingdom Hearts II - Magic Abilities, Kingdom Hearts II - Drive Forms, Kingdom Hearts II - Different Command Menus, Kingdom Hearts II - Reaction Command, Kingdom Hearts II - Combination Attack, Kingdom Hearts II - Summons, Kingdom Hearts II - Maps, Kingdom Hearts II - Disney cameos, Kingdom Hearts II - Final Fantasy cameos, Kingdom Hearts II - Voice Cast, Kingdom Hearts II - English language version tentative, Kingdom Hearts II - Japanese language version, Kingdom Hearts II - Music, Kingdom Hearts II - Trivia Read more here: » Kingdom Hearts II: Encyclopedia II - Kingdom Hearts II - Disney cameos |
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| | | | Mayuko Aoki: Encyclopedia II - Yuna - Yuna in Final Fantasy X-2 Two years later, in FFX-2, Yuna has become a celebrity for her role as saviour of Spira and deliverer from Sin. However, restless on Besaid, she sets out as a 'Sphere Hunter' (a new craze sweeping Spira) as a member of the Gullwings, whose members include her long-time companion Rikku, a new mysterious woman named Paine, Al Bhed whiz kid Shinra, Brother, and his friend Buddy. Together with Rikku and Paine, the trio of girls ar ...
See also:Yuna, Yuna - Yuna in Final Fantasy X, Yuna - Yuna in Final Fantasy X-2, Yuna - Fandom, Yuna - Other appearances Read more here: » Yuna: Encyclopedia II - Yuna - Yuna in Final Fantasy X-2 |
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See also:Kingdom Hearts II, Kingdom Hearts II - Overview, Kingdom Hearts II - Worlds, Kingdom Hearts II - Disney-based worlds, Kingdom Hearts II - Original worlds, Kingdom Hearts II - New gameplay features, Kingdom Hearts II - Mickey's Help, Kingdom Hearts II - Magic Abilities, Kingdom Hearts II - Drive Forms, Kingdom Hearts II - Different Command Menus, Kingdom Hearts II - Reaction Command, Kingdom Hearts II - Combination Attack, Kingdom Hearts II - Summons, Kingdom Hearts II - Maps, Kingdom Hearts II - Disney cameos, Kingdom Hearts II - Final Fantasy cameos, Kingdom Hearts II - Voice Cast, Kingdom Hearts II - English language version tentative, Kingdom Hearts II - Japanese language version, Kingdom Hearts II - Music, Kingdom Hearts II - Trivia Read more here: » Kingdom Hearts II: Encyclopedia II - Kingdom Hearts II - Voice Cast |
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| | | | Mayuko Aoki: Encyclopedia II - Kingdom Hearts II - Final Fantasy cameos Seventeen characters from the Final Fantasy series appear. Auron of Final Fantasy X will be Sora's partner in battle in Hercules' world. Yuna, Rikku and Paine from Final Fantasy X-2 appear as fairies at the Hollow Bastion. Younger versions of Seifer Almasy, Fujin (called "Fuu"), and Raijin (called "Rai") from Final Fantasy VIII appear in Twilight Town, as a "disciplinary committee".
Squall Leonhart (Leon) and Selphie Tilmitt of Final Fantasy VIII, and Cloud Strife and Yuffie Kisaragi as depicted in < ...
See also:Kingdom Hearts II, Kingdom Hearts II - Overview, Kingdom Hearts II - Worlds, Kingdom Hearts II - Disney-based worlds, Kingdom Hearts II - Original worlds, Kingdom Hearts II - New gameplay features, Kingdom Hearts II - Mickey's Help, Kingdom Hearts II - Magic Abilities, Kingdom Hearts II - Drive Forms, Kingdom Hearts II - Different Command Menus, Kingdom Hearts II - Reaction Command, Kingdom Hearts II - Combination Attack, Kingdom Hearts II - Summons, Kingdom Hearts II - Maps, Kingdom Hearts II - Disney cameos, Kingdom Hearts II - Final Fantasy cameos, Kingdom Hearts II - Voice Cast, Kingdom Hearts II - English language version tentative, Kingdom Hearts II - Japanese language version, Kingdom Hearts II - Music, Kingdom Hearts II - Trivia Read more here: » Kingdom Hearts II: Encyclopedia II - Kingdom Hearts II - Final Fantasy cameos |
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| | | | Mayuko Aoki: Encyclopedia II - Kingdom Hearts II - Worlds As in the first Kingdom Hearts game, the player can access different worlds with themes based mostly on Disney films.
Kingdom Hearts II - Disney-based worlds.
The Land of Dragons, from Mulan (1998)
Beast's Castle, from Beauty and the Beast (1991)
Olympus Coliseum, from Hercules (1997)
Timeless River, from Steamboat Willie (1928)
100 Acre Wood, from The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (1977)
Atlantica, from The Littl ...
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| | | | Mayuko Aoki: Encyclopedia II - Final Fantasy X - Cultural aspects Many elements of Final Fantasy X are drawn from Japanese culture and folklore. The names of most of the main cast are drawn from either Okinawan or Ainu words ("Yuna" meaning "blossom" in the former and "Wakka" "water" in the latter). Both the summoner's duties and the overall design of Yuna's clothing are strongly reminiscent of the customs and dress of Shinto shrine maidens. The character of Auron, in turn, appears to have been modeled after the traditional Japanese warrior, as is evidenced by many elements of both his personality (his strong sense of duty and honor) and appearance (his custom of carrying his arm i ...
See also:Final Fantasy X, Final Fantasy X - Gameplay, Final Fantasy X - Battle system, Final Fantasy X - Party switching, Final Fantasy X - Sphere Grid, Final Fantasy X - Overdrives, Final Fantasy X - Summoning, Final Fantasy X - Story, Final Fantasy X - Characters, Final Fantasy X - Geography, Final Fantasy X - Musical score, Final Fantasy X - Cultural aspects, Final Fantasy X - Trivia, Final Fantasy X - Voice cast, Final Fantasy X - English language version, Final Fantasy X - Japanese language version Read more here: » Final Fantasy X: Encyclopedia II - Final Fantasy X - Cultural aspects |
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| | | | Mayuko Aoki: Encyclopedia II - Kingdom Hearts - Characters The main characters are Sora, Donald Duck, and Goofy. Sora's stats are more customizable; the player can select what attribute to excel in and which attribute to be lacking in, such as defense, magic or strength, at the beginning of the game. Several traits can also be altered further by permanent boost items or equipped item effects.
Sora is the only character directly controlled by the player; other members in the party are computer controlled. The computer controlled characters can have their behavior altered by the player, changin ...
See also:Kingdom Hearts, Kingdom Hearts - Plot summary, Kingdom Hearts - Final Mix, Kingdom Hearts - Worlds, Kingdom Hearts - Voice cast, Kingdom Hearts - English language version, Kingdom Hearts - Japanese language version, Kingdom Hearts - Music, Kingdom Hearts - Characters, Kingdom Hearts - Final Fantasy cameos, Kingdom Hearts - Negative criticisms, Kingdom Hearts - Manga, Kingdom Hearts - Trivia, Kingdom Hearts - Sequels, Kingdom Hearts - Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories, Kingdom Hearts - Kingdom Hearts II Read more here: » Kingdom Hearts: Encyclopedia II - Kingdom Hearts - Characters |
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| | | | Mayuko Aoki: Encyclopedia II - Final Fantasy X - Cultural aspects Many elements of Final Fantasy X are drawn from Japanese culture and folklore. Notably, the names of most of the main cast are drawn from either Okinawan words (Yuna is the name of a flower) or Ainu words (Wakka means "water"). Many of the duties of the summoner, and the overall design of Yuna's clothing, are reminiscent of those of a Shinto shrine maiden, as well.
The world of Spira itself is very different from the mainly European-style worlds found in previous Final Fantasy games. Spira is much more ...
See also:Final Fantasy X, Final Fantasy X - Gameplay, Final Fantasy X - Battle system, Final Fantasy X - Party switching, Final Fantasy X - Sphere Grid, Final Fantasy X - Overdrives, Final Fantasy X - Summoning, Final Fantasy X - Story, Final Fantasy X - Characters, Final Fantasy X - Geography, Final Fantasy X - Soundtrack, Final Fantasy X - Cultural aspects, Final Fantasy X - Trivia, Final Fantasy X - Voice cast, Final Fantasy X - English language version, Final Fantasy X - Japanese language version, Final Fantasy X - Packaging artwork Read more here: » Final Fantasy X: Encyclopedia II - Final Fantasy X - Cultural aspects |
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See also:Final Fantasy X, Final Fantasy X - Gameplay, Final Fantasy X - Battle system, Final Fantasy X - Party switching, Final Fantasy X - Sphere Grid, Final Fantasy X - Overdrives, Final Fantasy X - Summoning, Final Fantasy X - Story, Final Fantasy X - Characters, Final Fantasy X - Geography, Final Fantasy X - Soundtrack, Final Fantasy X - Cultural aspects, Final Fantasy X - Trivia, Final Fantasy X - Voice cast, Final Fantasy X - English language version, Final Fantasy X - Japanese language version, Final Fantasy X - Packaging artwork Read more here: » Final Fantasy X: Encyclopedia II - Final Fantasy X - Voice cast |
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| | | | Mayuko Aoki: Encyclopedia II - Final Fantasy X - Geography The world of Final Fantasy X is called Spira. It is composed of one continent and several islands. Basically life in Spira is simple, because the technological civilization was destroyed by an evil being known as Sin. Zanarkand is located on the north edge of Spira, but it was reduced to ruins by Sin 1,000 years before the events of Final Fantasy X. Bevelle is said to be the spiritual centre of Yevonite devotion. Despite this, it is still a large city. It is built on a series of layers, with the headquarters of Yevon at the top ...
See also:Final Fantasy X, Final Fantasy X - Gameplay, Final Fantasy X - Battle system, Final Fantasy X - Party switching, Final Fantasy X - Sphere Grid, Final Fantasy X - Overdrives, Final Fantasy X - Summoning, Final Fantasy X - Story, Final Fantasy X - Characters, Final Fantasy X - Geography, Final Fantasy X - Soundtrack, Final Fantasy X - Cultural aspects, Final Fantasy X - Trivia, Final Fantasy X - Voice cast, Final Fantasy X - English language version, Final Fantasy X - Japanese language version, Final Fantasy X - Packaging artwork Read more here: » Final Fantasy X: Encyclopedia II - Final Fantasy X - Geography |
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