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| Final Fantasy Tactics Advance | |
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| Alternative Title(s): | FFTA |
| Developer(s): | Square |
| Publisher(s): | Square |
| Series: | Final Fantasy |
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| Platform: | Game Boy Advance |
| Release Date(s): | *[JP] February 24, 2003 *[NA] September 8, 2003 *[PAL] October 24, 2003 |
| Genre(s): | Tactical Role-Playing Game |
| Mode(s): | Single Player, Multiplayer |
| Players: | |
| Rating(s): | ESRB: E, PEGI: 3+, OFLC: G8+ |
| Media: | 128 Megabit Cartridge |
Final Fantasy Tactics Advance tells the story of a young boy named Marche, who moves to the more natural environment of St. Ivalice to provide a better home for his brother, Doned, who has an unnamed disease which paralyzes him, and has done since birth.
At school, Marche soon befriends Ritz, a stubborn girl who seems like an outcast at the school, and Mewt, a quiet boy. Soon, Marche and his friends explore a strange book, the Gran Grimoire, found by Mewt, only to be thrown into a magical realm where nothing is the same but the nation's name, Ivalice. Confilcts arise, and Marche even has to fight his friends to escape from this strange world he is trapped in...
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[edit] Plot
The story begins with the player in the town of Ivalice: Marche is a new student at the school and, as an outcast himself, meets two friends Ritz and Mewt during a tutorial snowball fight. The three then plans to meet later to take a look at an ancient book that Mewt had was planning to buy. Unaware of the mystic power of the tome (Gran Grimoire) Mewt brings over the book to Marche's house along with Ritz. The very next day, Marche awakes in the world of Ivalice. Marche befriends a Moogle named Montblanc and begins the quest to return himself to his own world. Throughout his adventures in the world of Ivalice, Marche eventually finds out that the world is created out of the dreams of Mewt and is held together by several Crystals guarded by different Totema. Conflicts arise as to whether or not they should stay in their dream world, a world where Mewt is no longer teased, Ritz no longer has to deal with the shame of her naturally white hair, Doned (Marche's handicapped brother) can walk free and Marche do not have to abandon his warrior status and power to return to the normal world. Eventually through the help of Babus and Judgemaster Cid (who is also Mewt's father) Marche was able to defeat the Queen Remedi (a representation of Mewts deceased mother) and return the world back to the way it was. In the end, the three comes in terms with themselves and was wiser and happier due to their experiences in Ivalice.
[edit] Gameplay
[edit] Battle System
This game is a turn based RPG in which the player's characters are given the option to either move and act or act and then move. The player is able to view the enemy stats and terrain before choosing who to put into battle. A judge is present to enfore the laws and dead units are sometimes moved by the judge to clear battle space. The order of who moves is determined by the speed stat of the unit.
[edit] Clans
The world of Final Fantasy Tactics Advance is populated by clans, who are in constant competition for territory on the hierarchy of clans. Your clan is made up of the units who will assist you in battles and on missions; so the more diverse, the better.
[edit] Job System
In the world of Ivalice, the character and recruits to the clans can choose jobs with different abilities. There are different jobs available to different races and some jobs requires mastering basics jobs' abilities in order to choose it. Here is a brief list:
- Human
- Soldier - N/A
- Paladin - 2 Soldier
- Fighter - 2 Soldier
- Archer - N/A
- Hunter - 2 Archer
- Thief - N/A
- Ninja - 2 Thief
- White Mage - N/A
- Black Mage - N/A
- Illusionist - 3 White Mage, 5 Black Mage
- Blue Mage - 1 White Mage, 1 Black Mage
- Bangaa
- Warrior - N/A
- Dragoon - 2 Warrior
- Defender - 2 Warrior
- Gladiator - 2 Warrior
- White Monk - N/A
- Templar - 2 White Monk
- Bishop - 2 White Monk
- Moogle
- Animist - N/A
- Mog Knight - 1 Animist
- Gunner - 1 Animist
- Thief - N/A
- Juggler - 2 Thief
- Gadgeteer - 2 Thief
- Black Mage - N/A
- Time Mage - 5 Black Mage
- Nu Mou
- Beastmaster - N/A
- Morpher - 5 Beastmaster
- Black Mage - N/A
- White Mage - N/A
- Time Mage - 5 Black Mage
- Alchemist - 3 White Mage, 5 Black Mage
- Illusionist - 3 White Mage, 5 Black Mage
- Sage - 3 White Mage, 2 Beastmaster
- Viera
- Fencer - N/A
- Red Mage - 1 Fencer
- Archer - N/A
- Sniper - 2 Archer
- White Mage - N/A
- Elementalist- 1 White Mage, 1 Fencer
- Summoner - 2 White Mage, 2 Elementalist
- Assassin - 2 Elementalist, 1 Sniper
[edit] Missions
Progress through the game is made by completing missions and accepting posted bills through the pubs scattered across the land.
[edit] Characters
- Marche Radiuju
- Montblanc
- Mewt Randell
- Ritz Malheur
- Shara
- Ezel Berbier
- Babus Swain
- Cid Randell
- Llednar Twem
- Queen Remedi
See Also: Characters
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