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* GameMod: A [[https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/7192/ patch]] was released that restored most of the stuff removed in the International version including four scenes (See Bowdlerize entry in the main page), Scias's original drunken slur and his DummiedOut [[EnemyScan Identify]] skill.
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* GameMod: A [[https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/7192/ patch]] was released that restored most of the stuff removed in the International version including four scenes (See Bowdlerize entry in the main page), Scias's original drunken slur and his DummiedOut [[EnemyScan Identify]] skill. [[https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/7221/ Another patch]] was made soon after to add English subtitles to the game's opening FMV.
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* GameMod: A [[https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/7192/ patch]] was released that restored most of the stuff removed in the International version including four scenes (See Bowdlerize entry in the main page), Scias's original drunken slur and his DummiedOut [[EnemyScan Identify]] skill.
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* DummiedOut: Scias' naturally-learned "Analyse" spell was removed from the English version. It can still be assigned to any character with a VideoGame/GameShark, though in a buggy state.
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* DummiedOut: Scias' naturally-learned "Analyse" "Identify" spell was removed from the English version. It can still be assigned to any character with a VideoGame/GameShark, though in a buggy state. [[https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/6413/ A patch]] thankfully makes this ability working again.
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* ChristmasRushed: The English localization was rushed (read: only took seven months) to make it into the 2000 holiday season. Not helping things was Capcom's American branch facing financial difficulties at the start of that year. The result? An untranslated title screen and credits sequence, among others (at least the official English logo was implemented in the European PS1 and PC releases).
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* ChristmasRushed: The English localization was rushed (read: only took seven months) to make it into the 2000 holiday season. Not helping things was Capcom's American branch facing financial difficulties at the start of that year. The result? An untranslated title screen and credits sequence, among others (at least the official English logo was implemented in the European PS1 [=PS1=] and PC releases).
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* ChristmasRushed: The English localization was rushed (read: only took seven months) to make it into the 2000 holiday season. Not helping things was Capcom's American branch facing financial difficulties at the start of that year. The result? An untranslated title screen and credits sequence, among others (at least the official English logo was implemented in the European PS1 and PC releases).
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* FanNickname: "FUCKING YUNA!" for Yuna and "Rasshole" for Rasso.
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* DummiedOut: Scias naturally-gained "Analyse" spell was removed from the English version. It can still be assigned to any character with a VideoGame/GameShark, though in a buggy state.
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* DummiedOut: Scias naturally-gained Scias' naturally-learned "Analyse" spell was removed from the English version. It can still be assigned to any character with a VideoGame/GameShark, though in a buggy state.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: In one of the planned endings, [[spoiler:General Rhun would have been the one to strangle Yuna.]]
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: In one of the planned endings, [[spoiler:General General Rhun would have been the one to strangle Yuna.]]
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* FanNickname: "FUCKING YUNA!" for Yuna and "Rasshole" for Rasso.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: In one of the planned endings, [[spoiler:General Rhun would have been the one to strangle Yuna.]]
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* CompletelyDifferentTitle: The manga adaptation is officially called ''Utsurowazarumono - Breath of Fire IV'' in Japan, while the source material is present as a subtitle in the proper official name, many references and print information that the publisher makes to reference the manga only uses ''Utsurowazarumono'', so is not unheard of some people not knowing that the manga known as Utsurowazarumono is the fourth Breath of Fire game's official adaptation.
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* NoExportForYou: Much like the PSP version of the third game, the PC version was never released in North America.
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* NoExportForYou: Much like the PSP version of the third game, the PC version was never released in North America.America.
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* {{Defictionalization}}: Copies of the "Dragon Tear" (in this case, a magatama) were distributed as promo items. (These can ''occasionally'' be found on Amazon Japan, but generally from NoExportForYou vendors.)
* FanTranslation: An unofficial English translation of the manga adaptation exists via [[{{Scanlation}} Something-Or-Other Scanlations]] which was completed in full.
* FanTranslation: An unofficial English translation of the manga adaptation exists via [[{{Scanlation}} Something-Or-Other Scanlations]] which was completed in full.
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* NoExportForYou: Much like the PSP version of the third game, the PC version was never released in North America.
