The innovative Job System allows characters to gain special skills and abilities
by equipping different "Jobs". Use a total of 21 different Jobs, each with unique abilities and
powers.

The compeling Battle System will keep gamers into each battle but allows for
easy adjustment of tactics and strategies.

The unique magic system grants magic powers to the characters giving them
an arsenal of spells to cast on their enemies.

The optional side quests give players the opportunity to meet up with some of
the most powerful bosses in the Final Fantasy series.

minutes!!!
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-Ralin Jase, 
in this world and the next
life is but a fantasy
the final fantasy
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Is there a final fantasy four, if there is e-mail me at elvis_31@hotmail.com
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Talk to you all later,
Ian
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FF5 is awesome I can't get enough of the porny cats who vomit excess muka. I feel that FF6 is cool 
because of the nocamach kabrat porky dogs with the homophobic anarexia disorder with the stigma.
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In FF5 to get the original Dawn Warriors to join you follow these simple directions:
1. Bite the honky cat with the moka do reo.
2. Snozal the doctile mistala cream with Hokroe's semen.
3. The final step is to fondle the elf's cookies while flying the dog.
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This is a tip to beat the giant metal like crab boss(A clay crab) in FFV before you get the airship on the 
crescent island.As soon as the battle starts. (This only words if you have a ninja) throw out as many 
LightningSkills as you have (2 should do the trick)
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If anyone is having trouble with FFVI,email me, and I can help. I'm pretty sure I know everything about this 
game. (you can also email me if you wanna test my FFVI knowledge) I'm almost done FFV to, it is a masterpiece.
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Any type of Skill (lightning, water, etc.) will kill all of the Black Flames,
but only a lightning skill can instantly kill the Stone Golems. Normally, doing this, you will run into 5 Black 
Flames at a time. This fight will net you almost
900 GP, over 300 ex. and 3 JP. Another battle is against 2 Black Flames and a Stone Golem. This will net 
you about 500 GP, 200+ ex., and 2 JP. Either way, after you've used all of the skills up, you'll have a GREAT 
DEAL MORE CASH THAN YOU STARTED WITH. You will also have gone up a few levels.
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     Do you want to get the last job "MIME" ?

     How? Well you have to wait until you make it to world 
     three.  Once you have gotten that far, you might remember
     that in world one there was a tower called Walse tower that
     sunk.  It still exists in world three but underwater.  You
     must have the converted Tri-Phibian airship (you know the
     one that turns into the sub).  Find the tower, it's one of
     the white dots that appears in the map underwater (press 
     the "square []" button) and run into it.  You will be able 
     to enter the tower and go from the top to the bottom of it.
     At the bottom you will meet a monster called Gogo (here is
     where that character comes from FF III/VIj fans!).  When 
     fight him listen to what he tells you, to beat him you must
     emulate his actions.  Therefore if he does nothing, you do
     nothing just choose a non-attack like DEF. or !GUARD. When
     you win you will get the last crystal shard for the "MIME"
     job! It needs 999ABP to level up, so prepare to work to
     master it. 

                                      -FF PALADIN
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Now available Final Fantasy Anthology newly released by square, 
PlayStation gamers can now enjoy not only FF VI
(III snes) but the previously unreleased FF V too! 

    Final Fantasy VI/III(usa): 
    While the game is a little lacking with its Mode 7 graphics
    as compared to it's more graphically intense and newer 
    3D rendered companions FF VII and FF VIII, Final 
    Fantasy III is still a challenging and entertaining
    game for any serious Final Fantasy fan.  The coolest
    feature of this re-release is the CG Cinemas that are like
    those seen in FF VIII, and the bonus room feature.  In the
    bonus room you can view CG Cinemas, See a complete 
    Bestairy with stats, drops, and steals for every monster
    and boss, an item conversion guide for the colloseum, and
    a art clip gallery.  While saving and game loading takes
    some time for the PlayStation I think that is a small
    negative when compared to the entertainment one will get 
    from playing this great title.

  Final Fantasy V:
    Final Fantasy Five the secret square soft FF title is now
    available for a limited time in the U.S. COOL!!!  This game
    is a slight cross between Final Fantasy IV/II(usa) and 
    Final Fantasy VI/III(usa).  It has some mode 7 graphics as
    those seen in Final Fantasy VI/III(usa).  FF V has a cool
    music score that is much like the sounds heard in Secret
    of Mana, which was released in the U.S. instead of Final 
    Fantasy V, presumably to get square into the minds of 
    Zelda fans.  If there is a good reason for Square to have
    not released this game in the US.  That aside there is also
    CG Cinema opener and closers to this game. The most unique
    part of the game is the Job/Ability System.  In FF IV all 
    one had to do to get a character with abilities was to go
    to Setzer's airship to and change parties.  In FF V the
    Job system allowed you to customise the Five and only player
    controlled characters in the game.  Which is cool because 
    you only had four statuses to worry about leveling up not 
    14 and you could mix and match characters, like a Knight 
    that can cast black magic etc..  I think that Final Fantasy
    VII finally combined the two ideas by allowing the player
    to access the different characters in the menu like the 
    job system but use different characters like the party 
    system using the PHS.  Overall this game is wonderfull with
    a great story line and cool music and many player 
    customizable features.  The only drawbacks are the Save/Load
    time is slow and to the PlayStation player the graphics will
    seem primative and archaic. But I'm glad square released it
    here in the U.S. 

  OVERALL

    The anthology is very cool!!! Anyone with a PlayStation and
    true Final Fantasy Love needs this for their collection.  The 
    only thing I would like to say is Why the H**L didn't 
    square release FINAL FANTASY FOUR in the USA Anthology like
    it did in Japan!!!! That is the game that got me hooked on
    FF and has arguably the best RPG story line EVER! I would
    give an arm and a leg for an english version of the fully
    translated FF IV on the playstation with it's CG Cinemas.
    If you really want it, FF IV for PlayStation is sold 
    as a single but in Japanese on the Net.  But for now
    we have a great Anthology and it even has a music CD so 
    get yours now because I hear that it is limited production! 
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To do this trick you will need a turbo type controller.

After the meeting in the Returner Hideout you get on a raft on the Lete River.  Before you get on the raft 
go to the config menu on the menu screen and set the cursor to memory and save.  Get on the raft and 
when it asks you which way to go choose the wrong way, whenever you get in a battle have Sabin, Terra, 
and Edgar use the Fight command, and have Banon use Health. Set the confirm button to automatic. Let 
the game sit for a few days.  You now have charecters around levels 60-99. Happy gaming.

Warning!  This may cause the game to be very boring.
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Sincerely Collin Grimes
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FFVI:ive beaten this one when it was for super nintendo(FFIII) this is the best 16 bit game ever made it has a 
great story line great characters,I think the new featers rock like the new art gallery and the CGI (Computer 
Generated Images) I love Sabin's Blitz moves & Mog's dances, Mog is my favorite character,Igive FFVI 10 out 
of 10 stars.

Anthology(both):I love the new CGI sequences & the soundtrack CD Nobuo Uematsu's music is very beautiful 
it touches your soul I give Final Fantasy Anthology 10 out of 10 stars if you dont already have it buy it before 
it goes out of print.

Tim Barnes :-)
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Graphics:3.5  This is a 16 bit game so i wouldn't think the graphics are the best.  However the CG's are great 
and the baddies are pretty detailed

Control: 4.0  The controls are right on the nose and the easiness of surfing through the menu and combining 
caracter classes is great

Sound: 4.5  The sound is a little rouch and you can tell its older technology but the music creates a sense of 
discovery, suspense, and adventure.

Fun: 5.0: 4 words this game is adictave.

Overall: 5.0 a great game! 
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Easy Ability Points in FF5
For easy ability points (say, 4-8 per battle!) go to the basement of Bal Castle in World 2. Here you'll encounter Statues in
groups of 2 (4 ability points) or 5 (8 ability points). However, you will most likely find yourself having difficulty with these stone
warriors. Using a Soft potion will kill them instantly! Just keep stocking up on Soft potions and master all those classes that
require hundreds of ability points!

Easy Kills in FF6
To instantly destroy almost any monster (including most bosses), simply cast Vanish on them, then use X-Zone. It will instantly
destroy all invisible enemies. Use Doom if there is only 1 enemy.

Easy Spell Learning in FF6
WORLD OF BALANCE
Fly to the Triangular Island after learning the Doom spell. You'll eventually come across an invisible sleeping enemy. Use Doom
on him. He might cast Meteo. Each victory you eek out nets you 10 magic points towards spell learning.
WORLD OF RUIN
Equip everyone with the Esper they are lacking in and fly them to the Miranda Desert. Each Hoover here gives you 5 Magic
Points, while each Cactuar nets you 10.

Easy experience points in FF5
In final fantasy 5, once you get the summon Bahamut, there is an incredibly good and easy way to get tons of experience points.
Youll notice that if you follow the mountain range south from North Mountain,(the place where you got Bahamut,) there is a
small patch of trees where you landed your black chocobo to get to the desert. Now that your there, simply walk up and down
in the area of the desert thats RIGHT next to the forest. There, you will encounter enemys, which you can EASILY kill with one
hit by using Bahamut. The enemys in that area can give you from 1200-1500 experience points! Just simply keep using Bahamut
first-thing in every battle, and once your summoner runs out of magic points, simply take your black chocobo, and fly a little
ways south to a town where you can use an Inn, and fully restore your HP and MP, and then simply go back to the desert and
repeat the process. *NOTE: This will only work in THE THIRD WORLD.. but once you get to the third world, this is easily
the best way to gain levels in the entire game!

Easy experience points in FF6
WORLD OF BALANCE
Before the Lete River quest, set your config on "memory". Next, go through Lete River to the part where if you go up, you
circle and come back to the same spot. Choose up and enter a battle. Have Edgar, Terra, and Sabin attack while Banon uses
"Health". If you set a turbo controller for this, you can leave it on all night.
WORLD OF RUIN
Equip Phantom and the Exp. Egg on one person, and have them fly to Doma Island. Immediately into a battle, cast Phantom.
Fight here. Each battle grants you 6000-11,000 EXP per victory. The Tumbleweeds have a spell that removes invisibility, so be
careful. After you get a person to level 80+ here, you should fly to the Dino Forest near the Veldt. The enemies here give you
lots more, but they have spells that remove your invisibility.

Economizer Relic in FF6
This relic is very useful as it reduces your magic cost to 1 point per spell! Here are three ways to get it:

1. Go to the Phoenix Cave with Locke in one of your parties. Steal from the Apuila (A bird creature) and you will get an
Economizer. Try several times because sometimes you'll just get Fenix Downs.

2. Go to the forest east of Gau's father's house. Sometimes a Brachiosaur appears. Fight it (VERY HARD) and sometimes it
drops an Economizer.

3. Go to the Coliseum and bet a Gem Box. If you win the battle you'll receive an Economizer.

Gain Levels Overnight in FF6
You need a turbo controller for this trick. On the Lete River, when you go in circles select fight, fight, health, and auto crossbow
using memory (config menu) if you do this correctly you can leave it sitting overnight and be at level 50 - 65 the next day.

NOTE: It probably isn't good for to leave your PSX on all night.

Get Edgar's Chainsaw in FF6
To get Edgar's chainsaw, In Zozo, there should be a clock in one of the buildings. The answer to the clock puzzle is 6 hours, 10
minutes, and 50 seconds. 

Get Gogo and Umaro in FF6
GOGO - in the world of ruins go to the triangle island and fight a zone eater let it suck your party up and you can find Gogo.

UMARO - Go to Narshe in the world of ruins then go up to where the esper Tritoch is. Fight the esper and he will give you his
powers then a chunk of the mountain will fall down. If you enter the hole you will find a maze that leads to the Terrato esper,
some magicite, and Umaro. If you have Mog in your team he will join you.

Get Mog in FF6
To get Mog before the world of ruin go to narshe after you get your girl from ZoZo. (It should automatically send you there.)
Walk out of the elders house after she says she'll talk to the Espers. Then go to the house with all the treasures in it. (It's on the
east side of the town on the upper level.)

You will see Lone wolf stealing the tresure out of the locked chest. follow him out, he will lead you up to the Esper, he will
threaten to throw Mog off the edge the. Then the Esper will knock them both off, they will both be hanging on. If you save Lone
Wolf he will give you the gold hair pin that he got out of the chest, if you save Mog he will join your party.

Get the Exp. Egg in FF6
In Darill's Tomb(World of Ruin) you can find the exp. egg relic. It doubles the number of exp. points a character gets after a
battle. First, find the seemingly worthless room with four tombstones. On them will be carved four-letter phrases that make no
sense. Then find the room with the blank tomb-stone in the upper left area of the tomb. Go to the tombstone, it will ask you to
carve an inscription. The four nonsense phrases will appear. Carefully select each one in an order to where the phrases lined up
will say " The world is square". Then you will be told where to find the egg. In the third basement , a wall will have opened up to
the right of the trasure chest. Walk through the wall and get the egg. 

Get the Genji Glove in FF6
You can get a Genji Glove when you are at the returners base for the first time when you go outside and talk to Bannon. When
he asks you to become the last ray of hope (or something or other) say no, he will send you inside. Go back out and say no
again, he will again send you back in - go out one more time and say no again he will send you inside and the injured soldier will
come in and you will get a Genji Glove instead of the Gauntlet.

Get the Mooglr Charm in FF6
Here's how to get the Moogle charm, possibly the best relic in the game.

When you first find mog, talk to him. he will join your group. after this happens, walk to the wall that was behind him, and press
search. (a) You will receive the charm. With this Item equipped, you cannot be attacked by invisible monsters.

Get the Paladin Shield in FF6
To earn the Paladin Shield, you must get the Cursed shield from an old man in Narsh after you get the Falcon Airship. Equip the
shield, and win 255 battles with it. That will break the curse...and thus, you will now have the Paladin Shield. 

Once the shield becomes the Paladin shield you can complement it nicely by also equipping the ribbon. The character who has
both of these items will be impervious to every ailment except the count down timer.

Get the Rename Card in FF6
During the course of the game, you may find you don't like the names you have selected for your characters. Like if you named
Sabin after your former best friend and you want to change it. Go to the Colosseum and bet the Elixir. If you defeat Cactrot you
win the Rename Card. And if you don't like it, you can bet it for the mysterious Marvel Shoes, if you can beat the Doom
Dragon. Suggestion: Equip a strong character like Cyan with the Genji Glove and Offering to really clean up at the Colosseum!

Get the Second Memento Ring in FF6
Make your way to the second floor of Strago and Relm's house. In the left hand corner (the one with the tables and chairs) face
south and press A to gain another Memento ring.

Getting Shadow in the World of Ruin in FF6
If you can't seem to find Shadow anywhere after you leave him behind and the world blows up, it's because you can't - he's
dead. To avoid this, when the game asks if you want to wait for shadow (before the world of ruins blows up) choose to wait for
him. He'll arrive with 4 seconds left on the timer and your party will automatically book it out of there. You can then find him in
the cave where you usually find Relm. He'll be taken back to Relm's town but will soon leave. Go to the colosseum and put up
the weapon that you found in the Veldt cave. You will be able to fight him - defeat him and he's yours!

How to get the spell Ultima or the Ragonrok in FF6
First you have to get Locke back in the Phoenix Cave(2nd world). After that you must go to Narshe with Locke in your Party.
You go up to the weapon shop and Locke should unlock it. Find a way into the backroom and talk to the man. He will either
Give you the Esper stone with Ultima or he will give you the Ragonrok Sword. I prefer the Ragonrok because it does a critical
hit every time and takes away 9999. Or close to it. But you could Get the stone and that does a good 4000+ to every Enemy. 

Kill the Ghost Train in FF6 easily
To easily kill the Ghost Train use a phoenix down on it. 

Kill the Undead Easily
When in a battle against a ghost or undead enemy you can use a Revivify or Fenix Down from the items menu, and any life
magic. This will kill undead enemies in one shot.

Relic combos in FF6
1. Economiser and Gembox: Lets you cast two spells for 1 mp a piece. (Ultima twice kills most of the final statue parts)
2. Offering and Genji glove: attack eight times in one turn.
3. Offering and Thief glove on locke: He attacks and steals (mugs) 4 times.