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* While [[NintendoHard a test of masochism during gameplay]], the final stretch of the game is one continuous one for the Warriors of Light: After almost perishing to the Cloud of Darkness, the Warriors learn that they need the power of their counterparts, the [[DarkIsNotEvil Warriors of The Dark]] in order to stop it. So, what do they do? They cross over to the World of Darkness, and go after the Dark Crystals to free the Warriors of the Dark. Then, with the Warriors of the Dark [[HeroicSacrifice sacrificing themselves]], the Warriors of Light gain the edge they need to beat back the personification of the void that is the Cloud of Darkness. Keep in mind that the party in general is among [[KidHero the youngest]] in a ''Final Fantasy'' game, with the remake characters being ''teenagers in Krile and Zidane's range'' in general and the Famicom characters potentially being ''even younger''.
** Then ''[[{{Novelization}} Memory of Heroes]]'' comes in and blows the game's climax out of the water. How so? By having ''the Warriors of Light and the Warriors of Darkness fight the Cloud of Darkness '''together''''', ending with a CombinationAttack from all eight warriors (with emphasis on Luneth and the Knight of the Dark). No HeroicSacrifice here, just two sets of Warriors teaming up! The Warriors of Darkness even get two further [=CMOAs=]: One saving Luneth's party from falling into the darkness and another for revealing that they were ''holding the Cloud of Darkness back for centuries''!
** Then ''[[{{Novelization}} Memory of Heroes]]'' comes in and blows the game's climax out of the water. How so? By having ''the Warriors of Light and the Warriors of Darkness fight the Cloud of Darkness '''together''''', ending with a CombinationAttack from all eight warriors (with emphasis on Luneth and the Knight of the Dark). No HeroicSacrifice here, just two sets of Warriors teaming up! The Warriors of Darkness even get two further [=CMOAs=]: One saving Luneth's party from falling into the darkness and another for revealing that they were ''holding the Cloud of Darkness back for centuries''!
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* While [[NintendoHard a test of masochism during gameplay]], the final stretch of the game is one continuous one for the Warriors of Light: After almost perishing to the Cloud of Darkness, the Warriors learn that they need the power of their counterparts, the [[DarkIsNotEvil Warriors of The Dark]] in order to stop it. So, what do they do? They cross over to the World of Darkness, and go after the Dark Crystals to free the Warriors of the Dark. Then, with the Warriors of the Dark [[HeroicSacrifice sacrificing themselves]], the Warriors of Light gain the edge they need to beat back the personification of the void that is the Cloud of Darkness. Keep in mind that the party in general is among [[KidHero the youngest]] in a ''Final Fantasy'' game, with the remake characters being ''teenagers in Krile and Zidane's range'' in general and the Famicom characters potentially being ''even younger''.
**younger''. Then ''[[{{Novelization}} Memory of Heroes]]'' comes in and blows the game's climax out of the water. How so? By having ''the Warriors of Light and the Warriors of Darkness fight the Cloud of Darkness '''together''''', ending with a CombinationAttack from all eight warriors (with emphasis on Luneth and the Knight of the Dark). No HeroicSacrifice here, just two sets of Warriors teaming up! The Warriors of Darkness even get two further [=CMOAs=]: One saving Luneth's party from falling into the darkness and another for revealing that they were ''holding the Cloud of Darkness back for centuries''!
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** Then ''[[{{Novelization}} Memory of Heroes]]'' comes in and blows the game's climax out of the water. How so? By having ''the Warriors of Light and the Warriors of Darkness fight the Cloud of Darkness '''together''''', ending with a CombinationAttack from all eight warriors (with emphasis on Luneth and the Knight of the Dark). No HeroicSacrifice here, just two sets of Warriors teaming up! The Warriors of Darkness even get two further [=CMOAs=]: One saving Luenth's party from falling into the darkness and another for revealing that they were ''holding the Cloud of Darkness back for centuries''!
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** Then ''[[{{Novelization}} Memory of Heroes]]'' comes in and blows the game's climax out of the water. How so? By having ''the Warriors of Light and the Warriors of Darkness fight the Cloud of Darkness '''together''''', ending with a CombinationAttack from all eight warriors (with emphasis on Luneth and the Knight of the Dark). No HeroicSacrifice here, just two sets of Warriors teaming up! The Warriors of Darkness even get two further [=CMOAs=]: One saving Luenth's Luneth's party from falling into the darkness and another for revealing that they were ''holding the Cloud of Darkness back for centuries''!
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* While [[NintendoHard a test of masochism during gameplay]], the final stretch of the game is one continuous one for the Warriors of Light: After almost perishing to the Cloud of Darkness, the Warriors learn that they need the power of their counterparts, the [[DarkIsNotEvil Warriors of The Dark]] in order to stop it. So, what do they do? They cross over to the World of Darkness, and go after the Dark Crystals to free the Warriors of the Dark. Then, with the Warriors of the Dark [[HeroicSacrifice sacrificing themselves]], the Warriors of Light gain the edge they need to beat back the personification of Cloud of Darkness. Keep in mind that the party in general is among [[KidHero the youngest]] in a ''Final Fantasy'' game, with the remake characters being ''teenagers in Krile and Zidane's range'' in general and the Famicom characters potentially being ''even younger''.
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* While [[NintendoHard a test of masochism during gameplay]], the final stretch of the game is one continuous one for the Warriors of Light: After almost perishing to the Cloud of Darkness, the Warriors learn that they need the power of their counterparts, the [[DarkIsNotEvil Warriors of The Dark]] in order to stop it. So, what do they do? They cross over to the World of Darkness, and go after the Dark Crystals to free the Warriors of the Dark. Then, with the Warriors of the Dark [[HeroicSacrifice sacrificing themselves]], the Warriors of Light gain the edge they need to beat back the personification of the void that is the Cloud of Darkness. Keep in mind that the party in general is among [[KidHero the youngest]] in a ''Final Fantasy'' game, with the remake characters being ''teenagers in Krile and Zidane's range'' in general and the Famicom characters potentially being ''even younger''.
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* While [[NintendoHard a test of machoism during gameplay]], the final stretch of the game is one continuous one for the Warriors of Light: After almost perishing to the Cloud of Darkness, the Warriors learn that they need the power of their counterparts, the [[DarkIsNotEvil Warriors of The Dark]] in order to stop it. So, what do they do? They cross over to the World of Darkness, and go after the Dark Crystals to free the Warriors of the Dark. Then, with the Warriors of the Dark [[HeroicSacrifice sacrificing themselves]], the Warriors of Light gain the edge they need to beat back the personification of Cloud of Darkness. Keep in mind that the party in general is among [[KidHero the youngest]] in a ''Final Fantasy'' game, with the remake characters being ''teenagers in Krile and Zidane's range'' in general and the Famicom characters potentially being ''even younger''.
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* While [[NintendoHard a test of machoism masochism during gameplay]], the final stretch of the game is one continuous one for the Warriors of Light: After almost perishing to the Cloud of Darkness, the Warriors learn that they need the power of their counterparts, the [[DarkIsNotEvil Warriors of The Dark]] in order to stop it. So, what do they do? They cross over to the World of Darkness, and go after the Dark Crystals to free the Warriors of the Dark. Then, with the Warriors of the Dark [[HeroicSacrifice sacrificing themselves]], the Warriors of Light gain the edge they need to beat back the personification of Cloud of Darkness. Keep in mind that the party in general is among [[KidHero the youngest]] in a ''Final Fantasy'' game, with the remake characters being ''teenagers in Krile and Zidane's range'' in general and the Famicom characters potentially being ''even younger''.
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* While [[NintendoHard a test of machoism during gameplay]], the final stretch of the game is one continuous one for the Warriors of Light: After almost perishing to the Cloud of Darkness, the Warriors learn that they need the power of their counterparts, the [[DarkIsNotEvil Warriors of The Dark]] in order to stop it. So, what do they do? They cross over to the World of Darkness, and go after the Dark Crystals to free the Warriors of the Dark. Then, with the Warriors of the Dark [[HeroicSacrifice sacrificing themselves]], the Warriors of Light gain the edge they need to beat back the personification of Cloud of Darkness. Keep in mind that the party in general is among [[KidHero the youngest]] in a ''Final Fantasy'' game, with the remake characters being ''teenagers in Krile and Zidane's range'' in general and the Famicom characters potentially being ''even younger''.
** Then ''[[{{Novelization}} Memory of Heroes]]'' comes in and blows the game's climax out of the water. How so? By having ''the Warriors of Light and the Warriors of Darkness fight the Cloud of Darkness '''together''''', ending with a CombinationAttack from all eight warriors (with emphasis on Luneth and the Knight of the Dark). No HeroicSacrifice here, just two sets of Warriors teaming up! The Warriors of Darkness even get two further [=CMOAs=]: One saving Luenth's party from falling into the darkness and another for revealing that they were ''holding the Cloud of Darkness back for centuries''!
** Then ''[[{{Novelization}} Memory of Heroes]]'' comes in and blows the game's climax out of the water. How so? By having ''the Warriors of Light and the Warriors of Darkness fight the Cloud of Darkness '''together''''', ending with a CombinationAttack from all eight warriors (with emphasis on Luneth and the Knight of the Dark). No HeroicSacrifice here, just two sets of Warriors teaming up! The Warriors of Darkness even get two further [=CMOAs=]: One saving Luenth's party from falling into the darkness and another for revealing that they were ''holding the Cloud of Darkness back for centuries''!
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* Not as great as Desch, but when you take Unei, the old-woman guardian of the Dreamworld, into the Ancient Ruins, she destroys three boulders of pure Adamanite by ''striking them with antimatter''. Not to mention that she's perfectly capable of running around and adventuring with your party after being asleep for ''decades''. In the DS version, this includes occasionally blasting your enemies to high heaven with Holy, the ultimate white magic. They don't survive. Bonus points if you take her to help you deal with Odin. ''SHE BLASTS '''ODIN''' WITH HOLY''.
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* Not as great as Desch, but when you take Unei, the old-woman guardian of the Dreamworld, into the Ancient Ruins, she destroys three boulders of pure Adamanite by ''striking them with antimatter''. Not to mention that she's perfectly capable of running around and adventuring with your party after being asleep for ''decades''. In the DS version, this includes occasionally blasting your enemies to high heaven with Holy, the ultimate white magic. They don't survive. Bonus points if you take her to help you deal with Odin. ''SHE BLASTS '''ODIN''' WITH HOLY''.''She blasts'' '''Odin''' ''with Holy''.
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* From a villainous perspective, Xande deserves a mention because he does ''not'' go down easily over the course of the whole story and backstory: 'Rewarded' with mortality? ''Flood the world with darkness!'' Two crystals still on the FloatingContinent? ''Send it crashing into the flood!'' Quartet of kids getting in the way? ''Send in the monsters!'' Flood of darkness receded? ''Guard that fang with a freaking titan!'' They made it to your tower? ''Recolour the bosses as common enemies!'' They're standing in front of your mirror? ''Curse of the Five Wyrms!'' Your apprentice rivals bring around the five 'pure lights'? ''Show them what that old bastard taught you!'' You '''still''' end up defeated? FaceDeathWithDignity... ''and send in the Void!''
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* Arguably, Xande deserves a mention as well. 'Rewarded' with mortality? ''Flood the world with darkness!'' Two crystals still on the FloatingContinent? ''Send it crashing into the flood!'' Quartet of kids getting in the way? ''Send in the monsters!'' Flood of darkness receded? ''Guard that fang with a freaking titan!'' They made it to your tower? ''Recolour the bosses as common enemies!'' They're standing in front of your mirror? ''Curse of the Five Wyrms!'' Your apprentice rivals bring around the five 'pure lights'? ''Show them what that old bastard taught you!'' You '''still''' end up defeated? FaceDeathWithDignity... ''and send in the Void!''
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* Not as great as Desch, but when you take Unei, the old-woman guardian of the Dreamworld, into the Ancient Ruins, she destroys three boulders of pure Adamanite by ''striking them with antimatter''. Not to mention that she's perfectly capable of running around and adventuring with your party after being asleep for ''decades''.
** In the DS version, this includes occasionally blasting your enemies to high heaven with Holy, the ultimate white magic. They don't survive.
*** Bonus points if you take her to help you deal with Odin. ''SHE BLASTS '''ODIN''' WITH HOLY''.
** In the DS version, this includes occasionally blasting your enemies to high heaven with Holy, the ultimate white magic. They don't survive.
*** Bonus points if you take her to help you deal with Odin. ''SHE BLASTS '''ODIN''' WITH HOLY''.
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* Not as great as Desch, but when you take Unei, the old-woman guardian of the Dreamworld, into the Ancient Ruins, she destroys three boulders of pure Adamanite by ''striking them with antimatter''. Not to mention that she's perfectly capable of running around and adventuring with your party after being asleep for ''decades''.
**''decades''. In the DS version, this includes occasionally blasting your enemies to high heaven with Holy, the ultimate white magic. They don't survive.
***survive. Bonus points if you take her to help you deal with Odin. ''SHE BLASTS '''ODIN''' WITH HOLY''.
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* Meta: The BalanceBetweenGoodAndEvil message that doesn't just end up a BrokenAesop[=/=]CluelessAesop in favor of predominant LightIsGood[=/=]DarkIsEvil anyway. Indeed, while the [[DarkIsEvil Cloud of Darkness]] is the present BigBad, she was nevertheless preceded by an equal threat of LightIsNotGood in the backstory, and the [[DarkIsNotEvil Warriors of Darkness]] are just as noble and prevalent as their Light counterparts.
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For awesome moments from the SNES game titled Final Fantasy III in North America, see [[Awesome/FinalFantasyVI this page.]]
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** In the DS version, this includes occasionally blasting your enemies to high heaven with Holy, the ultimate white magic. [[CaptainObvious They don't survive.]]
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** In the DS version, this includes occasionally blasting your enemies to high heaven with Holy, the ultimate white magic. [[CaptainObvious They don't survive.]]
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* Qualifying as the first DisneyDeath moments in the history of the franchise, Desch goes into the flaming hub of the Tower of Owen to do some maintenance after Medusa goes down, and the party thinks he got burned to death after they were teleported out. [[spoiler:By game's end, Doga goes to retrieve allies to disable the curse of the Five Wyrms, and one of his stops is the Tower of Owen - ''where Desch emerges out of the hub fresh as daisies!'' His excuse? It took that long to fix the tower.]]
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* Qualifying as the first DisneyDeath moments in the history of the franchise, Desch goes into the flaming hub of the Tower of Owen to do some maintenance after Medusa goes down, and the party thinks he got burned to death after they were teleported out. [[spoiler:By By game's end, Doga goes to retrieve allies to disable the curse of the Five Wyrms, and one of his stops is the Tower of Owen - ''where Desch emerges out of the hub fresh as daisies!'' His excuse? It took that long to fix the tower.]]
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* Meta: The BalanceBetweenGoodAndEvil message that doesn't just end up a BrokenAesop[=/=]CluelessAesop in favor of predominant LightIsGood[=/=]DarkIsEvil anyway. Indeed, while the [[DarkIsEvil Cloud of Darkness]] is the present BigBad, it was nevertheless preceded by an equal threat of LightIsNotGood in the backstory, and the [[DarkIsNotEvil Warriors of Darkness]] are just as noble and prevalent as their Light counterparts.
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* Meta: The BalanceBetweenGoodAndEvil message that doesn't just end up a BrokenAesop[=/=]CluelessAesop in favor of predominant LightIsGood[=/=]DarkIsEvil anyway. Indeed, while the [[DarkIsEvil Cloud of Darkness]] is the present BigBad, it she was nevertheless preceded by an equal threat of LightIsNotGood in the backstory, and the [[DarkIsNotEvil Warriors of Darkness]] are just as noble and prevalent as their Light counterparts.
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* Meta: The BalanceBetweenGoodAndEvil message that doesn't just end up a BrokenAesop[=/=]CluelessAesop in favor of predominant LightIsGood[=/=]DarkIsEvil anyway. Indeed, while the [[DarkIsEvil Cloud of Darkness]] is the present BigBad, it was nevertheless preceded by an equal threat of LightIsNotGood in the backstory, and the [[DarkIsNotEvil Warriors of Darkness]] are just as noble and prevalent as their Light counterparts.
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* Qualifying as the first DisneyDeath moments in the history of the franchise, Desch goes into the flaming hub of the Tower of Owen to do some maintenance after Medusa goes down, and the party thinks he got burned to death after they were teleported out. [[spoiler:By game's end, Doga goes to retrieve allies to disable the curse of the Five Wyrms, and one of his stops is the Tower of Owen - ''where Desch emerges out of the hub fresh as daisies!'' His excuse? It took that long to fix the tower.]] [[BadAss Bad. Ass.]]
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* Qualifying as the first DisneyDeath moments in the history of the franchise, Desch goes into the flaming hub of the Tower of Owen to do some maintenance after Medusa goes down, and the party thinks he got burned to death after they were teleported out. [[spoiler:By game's end, Doga goes to retrieve allies to disable the curse of the Demon Dragons, and one of his stops is the Tower of Owen - ''where Desch emerges out of the hub fresh as dasies!'' His excuse? It took that long to finish the corrections.]] [[BadAss Bad. Ass.]]
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* Qualifying as the first DisneyDeath moments in the history of the franchise, Desch goes into the flaming hub of the Tower of Owen to do some maintenance after Medusa goes down, and the party thinks he got burned to death after they were teleported out. [[spoiler:By game's end, Doga goes to retrieve allies to disable the curse of the Demon Dragons, Five Wyrms, and one of his stops is the Tower of Owen - ''where Desch emerges out of the hub fresh as dasies!'' daisies!'' His excuse? It took that long to finish fix the corrections.tower.]] [[BadAss Bad. Ass.]]
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* Qualifying as the first DisneyDeath moments in the history of the franchise, Desch goes into the flaming hub of the Tower of Owen to do some maintenance after Medusa goes down, and the party thinks he got burned to death after they were Teleported teleported out. [[spoiler:By game's end, Doga goes to retrieve allies to disable the curse of the Demon Dragons, and one of his stops is the Tower of Owen - ''where Desch emerges out of the hub fresh as dasies!'' His excuse? It took that long to finish the corrections.]] [[BadAss Bad. Ass.]]
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* Qualifying as the first DisneyDeath moments in the history of the franchise, Desch goes into the flaming hub of the Tower of Owen to do some maintenance after Medusa goes down, and the party thinks he got burned to death after they were Teleported out. [[spoiler:By game's end, Doga goes to retrieve allies to disable the curse of the Demon Dragons, and one of his stops is the Tower of Owen - ''where Desch emerges from the hub fresh as daisies!'' His excuse? It took that long to finish the corrections.]] [[BadAss Bad. Ass.]]
** Not as great as Desch, but when you take Unei, the old-woman guardian of the Dreamworld, into the Ancient Ruins, she destroys three boulders of pure Adamanite by ''striking them with antimatter''. Not to mention that she's perfectly capable of running around and adventuring with your party after being asleep for ''decades''.
*** In the DS version, this includes occasionally blasting your enemies to high heaven with Holy, the ultimate white magic. They don't survive.
** Not as great as Desch, but when you take Unei, the old-woman guardian of the Dreamworld, into the Ancient Ruins, she destroys three boulders of pure Adamanite by ''striking them with antimatter''. Not to mention that she's perfectly capable of running around and adventuring with your party after being asleep for ''decades''.
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* Qualifying as the first DisneyDeath moments in the history of the franchise, Desch goes into the flaming hub of the Tower of Owen to do some maintenance after Medusa goes down, and the party thinks he got burned to death after they were Teleported out. [[spoiler:By game's end, Doga goes to retrieve allies to disable the curse of the Demon Dragons, and one of his stops is the Tower of Owen - ''where Desch emerges from out of the hub fresh as daisies!'' dasies!'' His excuse? It took that long to finish the corrections.]] [[BadAss Bad. Ass.]]
** * Not as great as Desch, but when you take Unei, the old-woman guardian of the Dreamworld, into the Ancient Ruins, she destroys three boulders of pure Adamanite by ''striking them with antimatter''. Not to mention that she's perfectly capable of running around and adventuring with your party after being asleep for ''decades''.
*** ** In the DS version, this includes occasionally blasting your enemies to high heaven with Holy, the ultimate white magic. [[CaptainObvious They don't survive.]]
*** Bonus points if you take her to help you deal with Odin. ''SHE BLASTS '''ODIN''' WITH HOLY''.
* Arguably, Xande deserves a mention as well. 'Rewarded' with mortality? ''Flood the world with darkness!'' Two crystals still on the FloatingContinent? ''Send it crashing into the flood!'' Quartet of kids getting in the way? ''Send in the monsters!'' Flood of darkness receded? ''Guard that fang with a freaking titan!'' They made it to your tower? ''Recolour the bosses as common enemies!'' They're standing in front of your mirror? ''Curse of the Five Wyrms!'' Your apprentice rivals bring around the five 'pure lights'? ''Show them what that old bastard taught you!'' You '''still''' end up defeated? FaceDeathWithDignity... ''and send in the Void!''
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* Arguably, Xande deserves a mention as well. 'Rewarded' with mortality? ''Flood the world with darkness!'' Two crystals still on the FloatingContinent? ''Send it crashing into the flood!'' Quartet of kids getting in the way? ''Send in the monsters!'' Flood of darkness receded? ''Guard that fang with a freaking titan!'' They made it to your tower? ''Recolour the bosses as common enemies!'' They're standing in front of your mirror? ''Curse of the Five Wyrms!'' Your apprentice rivals bring around the five 'pure lights'? ''Show them what that old bastard taught you!'' You '''still''' end up defeated? FaceDeathWithDignity... ''and send in the Void!''
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** Not as great as Desch, but when you take Unne, the old-woman guardian of the Dreamworld, into the Ancient Ruins, she destroys three boulders of pure Adamanite by ''striking them with antimatter''. Not to mention that she's perfectly capable of running around and adventuring with your party after being asleep for ''decades''.
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** Not as great as Desch, but when you take Unne, Unei, the old-woman guardian of the Dreamworld, into the Ancient Ruins, she destroys three boulders of pure Adamanite by ''striking them with antimatter''. Not to mention that she's perfectly capable of running around and adventuring with your party after being asleep for ''decades''.
