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FAQ/Walkthrough v1.0
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| -Created by Chocobo Clyde |
| Email: [email protected] |
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Table of Contents
1.0 Introduction
1.1 Story
1.2 Controls
2.0 Characters
3.0 Basics of a Dungeon
4.0 Tips and Tricks
5.0 Walkthrough
5.1 The Ending (Contains Spoilers!)
5.2 The Second Adventure (Contains Spoilers!)
6.0 How to Get Omega Essence
7.0 Item List
7.1 Spell Books
7.2 Potions and Tonics
7.3 Essences
7.4 Cards
7.5 Nuts
7.6 Misc. Items
7.7 Magic Stones
8.0 Equipment
8.1 Claws
8.2 Saddles
8.3 Collars
8.4 Stones, Bottles
9.0 Mog's Stealing List
10.0 Equipment Break List for Feathers
11.0 Game Shark Codes
12.0 Frequently Asked Questions
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Section 1.0 - Introduction
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Chocobo's Dungeon 2 is a very addictive game once you get use to it. It's very much like
Secret of Mana. However, the battles are turn based. What also makes this game cool is
how two players can play. Chocobo's Dungeon 2 is definitely worth it. There's millions
of items to obtain, thousands of possible weapon/armor combinations to make, and a huge
group of feathers to collect. Without a guide, it would be almost impossible to beat the
game alone (that's why I wrote this guide).
The first time I played Chocobo's Dungeon 2, it seemed like the easiest thing ever until
an hour later. Everything requires patience, skill, and a bunch of items!!! I think that
even with a guide, it would still be hard since all the dungeons are randomly made (yep,
all of them). What's good is there's always a new challenge! Also don't expect me to
write how to get through a dungeon especially since all dungeons are random!
It took me quite a while to beat Chocobo's Dungeon 2 (around 2 weeks but I played almost
12 hours a day). What's also fun is how you can have your partner help you through 2P.
I've nearly played until I had the largest radiation bath ever so I risked this all for
you guys. (Feel proud)
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Section 1.1 - Story
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This story has been ripped off the pages from the instruction manual.
Once again, Chocobo has decided to embark on a journey with Mog.
Passing through the forests and moving up the coastline, they find an entrance to a
dungeon on a cape with a spectacular view. On the bank across the cove, the companions
see a small, beautiful village.
Although peaceful in appearance, it has been said that there are many impernetrable
buildings, indecipherable ruins, and mysterious dungeons within the Village.
What adventure aways.
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Section 1.2 - Controls
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The controls are different from what I expected. However, it's not that bad once you get
used to them.
Button Action
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D-Pad Moves Chocobo in that direction.
X Button Attack/Speak with characters or examine area one step ahead.
On the menus screen, press to execute.
Circle Button Dash (hold it down and press the D-Pad)
On menus, press to cancel.
Square Button Change facing direction (Hold down and press D-Pad)
Triangle Button Display menu screen.
Start Button Display status screen.
Select Button Magnify floor map (hold down Select Button)
L1 Kick equipped stones or bottles.
L2 Speed through messages.
R2 Speed up cursor (hold down and press UP/DOWN.)
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Section 2.0 - Characters
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Name: Chocobo
Specialty: Kick stones and/or bottles.
Quote: "Wark!"
The courageous main character.
Inquisitive by nature, Chocobo can be reckless. Though claiming to be tough and
unafraid of failure, Chocobo has been known to cry at times.
Chocobo can kick equipped stones or empty bottles. When items are kicked at a
target, they receive the effects of the item or take damage. For example, you kick
a stone at a target, they receive damage. If you kick a Sleep Card at a target,
they fall asleep.
Name: Mog
Specialty: Steal
Quote: "If it's about money, just ask me me!"
Chocobo's closest (?) companion.
Mog joins Chocobo in order to travel around the world. Although he may be selfish
at times, Chocobo can usually rely on him.
Mog has the ability to steal items from enemies (YES!). However, you don't know
what you are going to get (DOH!). Even so, Mog can help you get enough treasures
and such. Mog's also a very powerful fighter. I noticed one thing, in the begin-
ning of the game, Mog stole quite a lot. At the end, he didn't steal as much. I
don't know why though.
Name: Shiroma
Specialty: Heal
Quote: "You can count on me for white magic!"
A kindhearted White Mage.
This young girl is known to use holy power for healing. Being human, she is
generally distrusted by non-humans.
Shiroma only heals Chocobo if Chocobo's HP is low and when it's coloured yellow.
Don't expect too much healing from her. However, Shiroma's very powerful and can
be an awesome partner. Shiroma's also very important in the plot of the game.
Name: Cid
Specialty: Landmine
Quote: "I don't wanna hear none o'yer complaints about my machines!"
A passionate engineer with dreams of greatness.
A talented, well-known creator, he and his vehicle inventions may assist Chocobo
during the journey.
Cid's slow but powerful. His landmine ability is really good if you use it in a
hallway (heh heh heh). Just make sure that you don't step on it yourself. If
you want Cid to plant a landmine, just turn around and talk to him. He'll place
one right where he is. This is great if an enemy is tailing behind you.
Name: Black Magician
Specialty: Magic
Quote: "Stop by my lab sometime."
An expert in magic attacks who is proud of the quality spells he crafts.
A powerful sorcerer, the Black Magician can wipe out a large number of enemies with
a single stroke.
Although the description above sounds like he joins you, he doesn't. I just took
that right off the manual book. However, you'll be fighting against millions of
Black Mages. However, listen to his quote. The Black Mages in the village are
willing to help you. Give them whatever they need and they'll repay you back with
no harm.
Name: Chubby Chocobo
Specialty: Sell Items
Quote: "I'm hungry!" (I'm not surprised)
A pudgy Chocobo who loves to eat.
He's been called Chubby Chocobo for as long as he can remember. He loves to eat and
hates any form of exercise.
The Chubby Chocobo doesn't join you but does help you out every now and then. For
example, he gives you the key to Cid's tower, sells you items, and breaks the fall
for Chocobo and Cid in a battle with a big dungeon. Like said in his description,
he HATES exercise and that means walking.
Name: Golem
Specialty: Water Trees
Quote: "Small attacks no hurt me. Nope, not at all."
A stone giant created by magic.
A giant monster brought to life in order to protect his party. Since Golem's body
is made of stone, he is extremely strong.
Golem doesn't join you which makes me wonder why Squaresoft placed all these
characters into the manual and stating (or sounding like) they'll join you. The
Golem does protect some tree. Help him out and give up a couple of feathers. The
tree can live and the Golems can give you some items and possibly more feathers.
Golems are also enemies that you'll have to fight against. Don't worry. Even if
they have a huge defense, it usually takes them around two turns to attack.
Name: Behemoth
Specialty: Carve Sculptures
Quote: "You'll regret talking back to ME!"
A giant creature who boasts amazing powers.
Behemoth has a body the size of a mountain with mighty arms full of destructive
power.
There aren't that many good Behemoths in the game. However, there is one that can
make scultptures and you can get feathers from them. This is the only useful known
purpose. However, when you fight Behemoths, prepare for quite a fight. They pack
a lot of HP and can kill!
Name: Goblin
Specialty: Annoy people
Quote: " 'Ere, I'm not like them dungeon geezers!"
Really a lonely monster?
The Goblin loves to play tricks, but when he returns to the Village, he behaves
himself - or so they say.
The Goblin (his name is really Gobly) doesn't play much in the role of the plot but
does get you cool items (like Dragon Essence). However, you'll fight against so
many of these things that it becomes annoying!
Name: Bahamut
Specialty: Breath Weapon
Quote: "......"
The King of the Dragons
A mystical dragon with great powers and fortitude. He only provides aid to those
who have his approval. His presence is shrouded in mystery.
Bahamut (a.k.a. the Keeper of Time) plays a major role in the plot. When you get a
Bahamut summon feather, feel lucky. This guy can "POW" and "BOOM" everywhere. You
don't get Bahamut normally if you go through the game but you do get him as a
feather under certain conditions (there are many).
Name: Mrs. Bomb
Specialty: Self Destruct
Quote: ???
Mrs. Bomb doesn't have any kind of descriptin given from the book. However, she is
really important. Thanks to Mog, you are able to rest and save at her house as
well as Shiroma's. Mrs. Bomb use to raise Shiroma but all the sudden had a change
in attitude.
Name: Kuz
Specialty: Laser Thingy
Quote: ???
Kuz doesn't appear until you've beaten the game through once. When you get the 2nd
adventure, you will be able to use Kuz. He's a freaky doll who has a laser shooting
head (cool!). He's rather weak unless you pair him up with Chocobo.
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Section 3.0 - Basics of a Dungeon
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One thing you should know is that each time you enter a dungeon, it's randomly made. If
you think that's a bad thing, think again. It's fun traveling new dungeons each time. A
hard-core RPG player will definitely love it (I do). And in the dungeons, there are many
things and devices.
Saving - How you save depends where you are. When you are in the village, visit either
Mrs. Bomb or Shiroma's house. Just walk up to the bed and you'll be asked if you
want to save or not. However, when you are inside of a dungeon, you'll need an item
called a Memory Tag in order to save. when you save inside a dungeon, you must go
to the next floor in order to receive that option of saving.
Fighting - Fighting in Chocobo's Dungeon 2 is different than any other RPG that most of
you have played. There is a turn based game. You'll have to get use to it. If
you move, enemies move. If you don't move, nothing happens. Also, when you attack,
you attack the direction you are currently facing unless you have some kind of claw.
Magic - Magic in this game is used through books, feathers, and stones. Whenever you
use a magic book, one gets used up. Whenever you use a magic stone, you summon
some kind of creature to attack. Whenever you use some summon feather, you'll get
a magical ally who will help you out.
Traps - Traps get really annoying sometime. They never happen when you expect them to
happen. There are many kinds of traps which I listed out below.
Trap What it does
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Level UP Trap Levels up Chocobo by one level.*
Lost-Child Trap Forgets the map.
Spinning Trap Unequips all equipment and may throw some around.*
Warp Trap Warps Chocobo somewhere else.*
Landmine Landmines blow up and cause damage.
Nest Trap Drops your character to a lower floor.
Spike Trap Causes damage whenever you step on it.*
Sleep Trap Puts you to sleep.*
Frog Trap Makes Chocobo into a frog.
Invisible Trap Makes you invisible.
Confusion Trap Cause temporary confusion.
Poison Trap Poisons Chocobo.*
Attribute Traps Raises or cancels certain attributes (haste or slow).
Note: The ones with * don't disappear after you step on them.
Geysers - You can fill up empty bottles or exchange tonics for others. What you get
is random (I think). When you exchange or fill up a couple of times, the geyser
will run out of water. You can always refill with the geyser with a Geyser Card.
Stoves - You can combine weapons and saddles with this thing! You can either make a
claw or saddle stronger or weaker depending on what you do. All you need to com-
bine a claw or saddle is to have two claws or saddles and have either a fire or
lightning magic book. However, if you certain nuts or essences, you can make a
claw or saddle more powerful and advanced.
Dying - When you die (or faint) in a dungeon, you lose all your items (that's right,
even equipped ones). However, you won't lose Gil, your partner, or your feathers.
Even so, dying can get really annoying.
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Section 4.0 - Tips and Tricks
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* Kick cards at enemies to see various effects. For example, Poison cards poison enemies
and you might have known that. However, did you know if you kicked an Identify card at
an enemy, it will show its name and current HP? A Rust Card will reduce mechangical
monster's HP by 1/4. A Lost-Child Card makes an enemy scared to fight.
* Warp Stones, Teleport Tags, Warp Cards, and Teleport Boxes may be kicked at enemies to
make them warp somewhere else.
* Divide cards can split Claws and Saddles into two but their stats will be halved.
* Use Rust Cards when you want a Claw or Saddle to break faster so you can get the rare
feather inside.
* When you are in the frog condition, you can attack organic enemies and change them into
frogs as well! And if you are in a watery dungeon, you can move around in the water.
Sometimes you'll find an alternative exit as well!
* When you morph into a monster, you can use that monster's abilities by pressing L1.
Unlike the monster, you don't have to charge up so many turns. Instead, the action
happens immediately.
* Sometimes items and powerful equipment can be found in walls! Make sure you have a map
card to find out where and some Digging claws. Don't use Crash Stones or Nitro since
they have a good chance of blowing up the item (that's right, you can blow up items).
* When you morph into enemies, your movement type will be the same as theirs. If the
enemy could walk in water, you can walk in water. If the enemy can fly, you can fly.
If the enemy hovers, you can hover over traps.
* Amnesia Tonics paralyze targets so they are actually useful for something.
* Empty Bottles always do 4 damage. Power Stones and etc. are random and weak.
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Section 5.0 - Walkthrough
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Location: Cape Dungeon
Party: Chocobo, Mog
Floors: 6
Enemies: Goblin, Guz, Dark Goblin, Wild Rat, Hedgehog, Nut Eater, Black Mage
Where you go when you die: Outside the dungeon
1F - On the first floor, Mog will introduce to you what a mysterious dungeon is. However,
don't expect the first floor to be a cakewalk. Search around and look for items and
the stairs going down. I would try to get to level 2 by the time I find the stairs
so I think you should, too. Also, try to save up on spells and such.
2F - On the second floor, Mog will notice a Goblin beating the lights out of a Guz and
then level up into a Dark Goblin. Mog suggests that you run away. However, if you
want to duke this guy out, launch some spells at it from a distance. I'd try to get
up to level 3 by now.
4F - When you reach the fourth floor, Chocobo thinks that they're stuck. Mog tells him
that you can move diagonally. Just press down and left at the same time and you'll
move diagonally (Whoa! Really HARD!). Afterwards, I'd try to level up by level 4.
6F - You can't do much here. Chocobo and Mog are automatically controlled. Mog finds a
switch but is too nervous to pull it. Chocobo wanders off and disappears. After
Mog hits the switch, Chocobo goes flying out of the dungeon, and Shiroma will nurse
Chocobo back to health.
Location: Shiroma's House
Party: Chocobo
After Shiroma introduces herself and leaves, you are free to do whatever you want. Make
contact with the bed in order to save. If you examine the bookshelf, you'll get a tonic
which you should name a Nitro Tonic when you get into the dungeon. That's just to give
you and idea what the Tonic is.
Location: Cape Dungeon
Party: Chocobo, Shiroma (but later)
Floors: 10
Enemies: Black Mage, Skeleton, Goblin, Guz, Kuz, Nut Eater, Hedgehog
Where you go when you die: Shiroma's House
Boss: Skullhammer
If you get killed, you can get some items in Shiroma's bookshelf. That's just to let you
know so you don't reenter the dungeon empty handed.
While you are in the dungeon, you might stumble across some bookshelves and such. Go up
to the bookshelves and you'll pick up a spell book. If you find a junk shelf, you can
get some random items.
1F - On the first couple of floors, you'll find yourself pretty familiar with the place.
Just explore around. i'd get up to level 5 by now.
2F - Start saving up on Fire books. Get up to level 6.
3F to 4F - Start collecting some claws and saddles and level up to 7.
5F - When you reach the fifth floor, you'll see a small scene of Shiroma and the Chubby
Chocobo. Shiroma wants to go on while the Chubby Chocobo chickens out (no pun
intended).
6F - You'll meet Shiroma here. If you've gotten any claws or saddles (at least two of
either) and a fire or thunder spell book, Shiroma can teach you how to combine claws
or saddles. Afterwards, she'll join you. If you have a Teleport Tag and you're low
on HP, teleport out now. It's always good to go back out of the dungeon and come
back more leveled up than ever. Level up to 8.
Note: Shiroma has the ability to heal. Whenever you are low on HP (when it's
yellow), Shiroma will heal you. However, don't expect her to do it every time.
10F - On the last floor, you'll meet Skullhammer, the boss of this dungeon. This is a
pretty hard fight. If you've gotten some good claws and saddles, don't worry. If
you have some Fire Books, it's time to use time.
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Boss Fight: Skullhammer
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Note: Skullhammer is weak against fire.
Skullhammer is quite a tough boss for a first boss. I died three times from this guy so
don't feel bad if you got killed quite a couple of times. Keep attacking him when he's
in his first form. Shiroma will heal you when you lose a lot of HP. Keep using those
Potions on yourself and blasting away with fire spells. When Skullhammer splits into
four parts: the skull, the 2 arms, and the heart, chase after the heart because that's
where Skullhammer will pull himself back together. However, you might receive a lot of
damage if you go around the skull and two arms. When Skullhammer pulls himself back
together, it's time to start attacking again.
Skullhammer can cast Quakara. When you see his ATB is long as heck, pound away while you
still can. When he casts Quakara, it's not a nice thing. Do around 250+ damage and
Skullhammer bites the dust.
11F - You'll see Mog here. He tries to open up the door to the treasure room. Inside,
Mog chases away the Guz and tries to get the treasure. However, the dungeon sinks
and the group is thrown out of the dungeon onto a beach. Oh great, there's goes
Shiroma's house!
Location: Beach
Party: Chocobo, Shiroma, Mog
This is just a short scene. Not much happens here. You learn that everybody's fine and
Mog hasn't gotten the treasure. After that chat is over, leave the beach and head to the
village. You'll be confronted by Mrs. Bomb and her kids.
Location: Village
Party: Chocobo, Shiroma (she leaves though), Mog (he leaves though)
Areas of Interest: Item Shop, Black Mage Lab, Chef le Tonberry's Restaurant, Gamedon's
Storage Shack, Mrs. Bomb's House, The Tree of Life, Beach, Shiroma's House, Ben's
House, Ben's Titan Sculpture
Mog agrees to stay with Mrs. Bomb for a while. When you go to speak with them, you'll
learn that Mog will want to get the treasure but puts the mission into the hands of our
hero. Mrs. Bomb mentions something about Cid and a submarine. However, the gate to
the man's tower is locked.
Go to Shiroma's house after the talking is over. Shiroma will tell you that only one
person has the key: Chubby Chocobo. Well, let's pay Chubby Chocobo in the item shop a
visit.
In the item shop, you'll see that Chubby Chocobo is working in the back. Talk to him
and he'll tell you why he has the key: to get deliver stuff to Cid's tower. He goes to
unlock the gate and becomes exhausted from walking a few feet. Walk diagonally out of
the item shop and explore the village.
--- Black Magic Lab: Talk to everybody here and you'll learn that they each need
something. If you talk to the head magician, he'll give you a feather out of
three: Fireball, Blizzard Storm, or Thunder Cross. If you want to get the feathers
you will have to reply yes to his question.
When you come back with a Cantrip Book, he'll offer some more feathers for the
Cantrip book. Like before, you can only choose one out of the selection: Slow,
Sleep, or Confusion. I would go for Sleep.
When you have a Spell Book, come back and he'll give you one out among five of some
feathers: Gravity, Meteorite, Doom, Flare, or Bio. I took Flare but whatever you
choose should be up to you.
In the magic lab, give Jesse any kind of Essence and give Biggs either a Fire or
Thunder Book. Man, Biggs should of just learned from Shiroma.
--- When you visit the basement of the magic shop, you'll find statues of all the
enemies you've fought.
--- If you visit Chef le Tonberry's restaurant, you'll learn that a drunk Malboro is
keeping all the customers away. Give the Malboro seven Thunder Books to shock it
in order for the Malboro to remember it's real form. Once you use the seven
Thunder Books (whew), you'll get the Ramuh feather! WOO HOO!
Later, Chef le Tonberry will have two new customers: Gobly and Gobbie. Talk to
them both a couple of items. Enter and reenter a couple of times also. When
Gobly is thinking about what he should give Gobbie, give him a summon stone. When
you come back, you learn that it hasn't worked. Chef le Tonberry is going to make
them a dish which can help them out. Give him either a Worm Essence or Octopus
Essence. Come back and Gobly and Gobbie will eat it. A dramatic scene occurs.
When you return, you'll have access to the Juice Bar which is in the upper left
corner of the restaurant.
In the Juice Bar, you'll find Lamy, a Lamia. She's looking for a Plant Essence.
Help her out and give her a Plant Essence. She'll give you a Dragon Essence and
access to the Juke Box which plays all the music in the game.
--- If you visit Ben the sculptor, he'll ask what you think is missing. Say an earthy
smell. Visit some time later and he'll ask for a Quake Book. Give it to him.
When you come back after you visit a dungeon, you'll meet Titan and get the Titan
feather!
When he returns home, he'll need some Crash stones. Give him a Crash Stone or a
Nitro tonic.
Later, Ben will be looking at another sculpture. Give him a Bahamut magic stone
and come back later. You'll get the Asura feather and meet Asura face to face!
--- The Tree of Life needs feathers to continue living. You can give up some or not.
I wouldn't since most of the items you get are nuts and stuff.
--- Buy some space in Gamedon's storage if you have enough. Once you do have enough
and has gone through the sixth floor in Cid's Tower, buy two Teleport Tags. Go
through the shortcut in the item shop and you'll meet Chip. Give him a Telpeort
Tag and when you return to Gamedon's storage, he'll increase the amount of space
to 20 items. Now, Gamedon can repair your claws or saddles for 1500 Gil or 2000.
--- In the item shop, you buy items (Gee). And whenever you reach a certain point in
the current dungeon you're in, a shortcut may appear. You can use the shortcut
to your will.
--- When you collect some items washed up on the beach, there is a counter. When you
have got the last one, a small little friend will meet you. The Sylph will now
join you and give you the Sylph feather!
Location: Cid's Tower
Party: Chocobo, Cid (he joins you later)
Floors: 15
Enemies: Cactus, Clay Golem, Imp, Onion, Roller, Floating Eye, Imp Robo #1, Thug, Thief,
Land Turtle, Gnome, Bomb, Hedgehog, Puppeter, MiniMage, Tonberry Jr.
Where you go when you die: Mrs. Bomb's House
Boss: Imp Robo #55
Unlike the other dungeons, you go up a floor instead of going down a floor in Cid's
Tower. The floors get harder and more confusing. You'll probably want some Crash Stones
and such.
There are strange machines in Cid's Tower. If you light them up with a Thunder Book and
they act as a torch. However, you can only activate them with Thunder Books.
If you run into Bombs (big red fireballs), don't use Nitro or Crash Stones on them or
they will divide into two. No, they can't fuse back.
Since you are able to get Gil now, you can finally buy stuff in dungeon shops which are
managed by Doom.
There are new treasure chests in Cid's Tower and going on. They are the Magic Sealed
Chests and the Thief Chests. To open a Magic Chest, you can either cast the Drain spell
or a specific time of spell. If the spell you choose (other than drain) is used and
you see a reaction like a small fireball, cast fire on the chest and you'll open it.
You'll need to get used to the reactions. However, there are some magic chestst that
can only be opened by Drain spells. Thief Chests requires a Thief Key which is dropped
from a Thief or Thug. In either one of these chests, you get awesome items.
1F to 2F - Level up to 9. Kill as many Cacti as you can to get more Gil.
3F - You'll meet up with Cid. He tells you what happened to his tower. When you see
an Imp climb into a robot vehicle, destroy it before they fuse. Help Cid get rid
of the Imps in the castle. Level up to 10.
4F to 9F - Collect as many items, equipment, etc. as you can. Save up on Thunder Books.
Level up to 15. It's worth it.
10F - There's an exit to the side of this dungeon. You'll appear in a peaceful stop
where you'll meet Bahamut for the first time. He mumbles something about time and
junk. Afterwards, he disappears. Also, you can buy Octopus Essence here for 3000
Gil which you might have gotten fron the cacti. You can give it to Jesse later.
Level up to 16.
11F to 13F - Collect and save up on Thunder Books and Ramuh stones if you have any. Go
and level up to 19.
14F - Cid will introduce you to his tank, the Cidtank. That's what he's going to use
against the boss on the next floor. Save and go up.
15F - You'll see two Imp Robo #1, and a boss robo. Here's the boss battle of the tower.
If you've gotten the Ramuh feather, you're fine. Just let Cid pound away until he's
wasted and then call out Ramuh.
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Boss Fight: Imp Robo #55
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Imp Robo #55 and Imp Robos #1 have weakness to lightning so that's why you should've
saved up on those Thunder Books!
Cid should be attacking from the very start. These guys shouldn't be too hard if you
are at level 19. If you are planning to cast spells, stay away from the Imp Robos.
Imp Robo #55 can attack from a long distance so becareful. I'd try to defeat Imp Robo
#55 first and then go after the two #1's. Imp Robo #55 has around 500+ HP meanwhile
his two sidekicks have 400+ each. Don't worry, if things get nasty, pull out Ramuh
and let him beat the nuts and bolts out of the three.
Once you win, Cid will reclaim his tower and the two start heading back to the village
since Chocobo forgot why it was supposed to find Cid. Shiroma reminds it and that
they need a submarine to reach the dungeon. Cid is pleased to use the submarine but
Chocobo makes such a big deal out of it.
Location: Sea Floor Dungeon
Party: Chocobo, Shiroma
Floors: 27
Enemies: Sahagin, Bomb, Puppeteer, Octopus, Land Turtle, Gatlinghog, Lamia, Pudding,
Magic Pot, Mudman, Ogre, Neon Magman, Necromancer, Blood Skeleton, Mummy,
Zombie, Gargoyle, Margoyle
Where you go when you die: Mrs. Bomb's House
1F to 3F - The area is mostly covered with water. Using a Waterwalk Collar will make
traveling easier for you. However, just because you can walk on water doesn't
mean Shiroma can. Level up to 22.
4F to 14F - Gather as many Thunder Books and Drain Books as possible. Level up to
Level 25.
15F - You will be at the stove of the dungeon. Here, you'll find Bahamut waiting for
Shiroma. He warns her that she should go back into her own time. After the
chatting is over, go down to the next floor.
16F to 21F - Start saving up on spells. Make sure you've got some Magic Stones as
well. Anything that is powerful should be saved. Level up to 30. Gather as
many Thunder Books and Drain Books as possible.
22F - You'll meet Bahamut for the second time in this dungeon. You'll learn about
Shiroma's past a little bit more. She was brought from the future in the machine
but monsters took over. This all happened when Shiroma was a baby. Afterwards,
Bahamut leaves Chocobo and Shiroma and it's time to continue on.
23F to 24F - Gather as many Thunder and Drain Books as possible. Level up to 32.
25F - Shiroma takes a while to get a breath. She looks at the ocean view. She talks
about Mog and why Chocobo travels with him.
26F - Level up to 33. Gather as many books as possible. Save and go on.
27F - Meet Ultros! The guy I hated so much in Final Fantasy 6! He's back, thankfully
without Chupon. This is a rather tough fight so prepare yourselves!
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Boss Fight: Ultros
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Ultros has a weakness to Thunder. Be sure that you have anything that hits them hard!
Ultros has three attackable parts: the head and two arms... er, tentacles. Focus all
your attention onto the head. Once the head dies, the tentacles die. The main reason
why you had to stock up on Drain Books is because Ultros loves to cast Drain. By
countering with your Drain attack, Ultros is more likely to lose HP than recover it.
When Ultros is filling up on Drain, hit him with a couple of Thunders. If you can, get
Shiroma close enough to attack. If you need to, summon Ramuh and let him attack.
Magic Stones are also very useful in this battle. They do around 250-300 damage at the
suggested level which is 33. Pound away Ultros and you'll be find. If you have a
Carbuncle Stone, use it on yourself. You'll be shielded from many attacks. Once the
head is gone, you win.
As you procede into the next room, Shiroma gets kidnapped. However, they can't access
the future yet. When you find Shiroma's pendant, you exit.
You go back to the village and Cid decides to help out Chocobo look for Shiroma. He
reveals that Bahamut had the time to tell him but not the time to help prevent Shiroma's
kidnapping. Either way, Bahamut directed the group to go to the Snow Mountains.
Before you go, stock up on items, save, and then go.
Location: Snow Mountain
Party: Chocobo, Cid
Floors: 23
Enemies: Malboro, Mamon, Toad, Rock Slug, Worm, Giant Bat, Behemoth, Mole, Dark Titan,
Mousse, Elephant, Vulture, Gremlin
Where you go when you die: Mrs. Bomb's House
Try to get the Holy feather if you can. In order to cast Holy, you'll need a MegaSpell
Book. If you can, stock up on them. When you find a Holy Claw, use Polish cards on it
until it is +6 or higher. Then break the claw. You'll have a chance of getting the
Holy Feather. You'll need this feather. Also, save up on Fire Books and Spell Books
(if you have the Flare Feather).
1F to 3F - Fill up your empty bottles in the spring and use a Verify Card to see what
all those items are. You don't want to drink a Nitro Tonic on accident. The
Mamons in the forest occasionally drop Gil when defeated. Always kill them when
you can. You can fatten your wallet this way.
4F to 11F - You'll notice that the terrain and background changes a bit. Don't worry.
This doesn't really mean anything. By the way, the higher the dungeon floor, the
more likely you'll find items hidden in walls. Use your Map Card to figure it
out. Sometimes, you'll see little grey dots outside the dungeon floors. Use a
Diggin Claw or Crash Stone to get near them. If you are using a Crash Stone, be
sure not to blow it up.
12F - You'll learn that Mrs. Bomb was following you. She decides to help clear away
the block of ice that prevents you from continuing. After she tells why she wants
to help Shiroma, he'll blow up the ice and split into two. Now, it's time to go
on. By this floor, you should be level 38.
13F to 16F - Continue collecting spells. You'll notice that the terrain shifts into
ice. The Fire Books work wonders here but save them. That's not why you started
saving in the first place. Level up to 40.
17F - You'll find a small hut here. Inside is a Feast Nut which can refill your Energy
and life.
18F to 22F - You're probably all out of energy by now. Use a couple of Peanuts and
restore that energy! Make sure you've packed plenty of Hi-Potions too! If you
have any Summon Stones at this point, save them too! Level up to 42 at least.
23F - Meet the Glass Goth! He's the big, bad boss of this dungeon. He's pretty hard
to defeat, too! He asks for something you have but you don't know exactly what
it is.
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Boss Fight: Glass Goth
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Glass Goth is weak against Fire and Holy. If you are capable of casting those, you're
definitely prepared. It's time to go for it and dish it out!
Let Cid be the head on attacker. If you have a couple of Summon Stones, use it on the
Glass Goth. It will hinder his HP greatly. Afterwards, dish out with Fire, Flare, or
Holy. The Glass Goth has quite a number of strong attacks. If Cid dies and fails you,
summon Ramuh or Asura. Both of these are great powerful attackers. The Glass Goth
has many status spells so be sure to plan your strategies carefully! The Glass Goth
has around 2200+ HP.
Once the Glass Goth disappears, you'll head back into the maze. You receive another
visit from Bahamut and become more clear on Shiroma's background. Bahamut reveals that
the item which the Glass Goth needed was Shiroma's pendant. Chocobo wanders off and
finds Shiroma's image. Shiroma gets from Chocobo her pendant and leaves for the future.
When she disappears, you'll return to the future and get some visits inside Shiroma's
house. Chubby Chocobo comes in. Afterwards, you'll rush to the window and learn that
the sea dungeon is lifted into the air. Chocobo says that it recognizes it. Cid
decides that they should go back to Cid's Tower and get the Cidwind to battle the
dungeon!
Location: Cid's Tower
Party: Chocobo, Cid
Floors: 15
Enemies: Cactuar, Cactus, Golem, Toy Soldier, Gremlin, Drum Roller, Malboro,
Thief, Tonberry, Mini Druid, Imp Robo #55 (not the boss)
Where you go when you die: Mrs. Bomb's House
The good thing about Cid's tower is that it's relatively easy. It's also easy to gain
levels in. Once again, stock up on Thunder Books and have a couple of Ramuh Stones.
By now, the Chubby Chocobo should be selling some Hi-Potions for 200 Gil! Make sure
you have the Asura feather by now. Otherwise, scroll back up and look at the village
events with Ben.
Note: There's a new kind of trap: the nest trap. Whenever you step on it, you go down
a floor. This is advantageous in other dungeons but not in Cid's Tower since you go
up floors.
1F to 3F - Kill the Cactuars to fatten your wallet. If you want, teleport out and buy
some Hi-Potions to aid you on your journey. You might run into a bunch of blue
Imps that are called Gremlins. Don't let them teleport you elsewhere in a dungeon
since it gets really annoying. Level up to 41.
4F to 9F - There's not much here that's new. However, beef up your experience points
and kill some enemies. You'll need it but not for this dungeon. Keep those
Thunder Books rolling and you'll be fine. Level up to 45.
10F - You'll meet Bahamut (again) and you'll talk about Shiroma and the villagers.
After some weird talking, go on.
11F to 13F - Go kill as many things as you can. Once you've saved on the 13th floor,
get ready to rumble! Make sure you are level 47 by now.
14F - You'll see Cid climbing onto his Cidtank again.
15F - You'll meet Imp Robo #99 and two Imp Robo #55's. Like before, the robos are all
weak against thunder so Thunder Books, Ramuh Stones, and Ramuh himself makes good
pancake out of them.
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Boss Fight: Imp Robo #99
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Th Imp Robos have weakness to thunder. You'll want to whip their butts this time!
Pack flenty of Thunder Books. If you have the Thunder-Cross feather and the Imp Robos
are lined up, make it a chance to use it. Try to take out #99 first and then go for
#55's. The #99 can attack from a long distance so becareful. #55's can lay bombs on
the ground so go around them. You'll want to get out of a bomb's way before it's ATB
bar is completely red. You can also toast the bombs but I suggest saving the trouble.
Ramuh Stones can damage all the robos if you are positioned correctly. Dealing around
300-400 damage, using the Ramuh Stone is definitely worth it.
If Cid dies, replace him with Ramuh and continue pounding away. Once Robo #99 is gone
go take out the two sidekicks. #99 should have around 2500+ HP and the two sidekicks
should each have around 1000+ HP.
Once you win, you'll see an awesome cinema which I won't mind watching again. The Sea
Floor Dungeon has crashed near the forest and you'll have to go in there yourself to
save Shiroma. When you return to the village, Mog will ask to aid you in the finding
of Shiroma.
Location: Final Dungeon
Party: Chocobo, Mog
Floors: 26
Enemies: Mask, Stone Mask, Mudman, Butcher, Hill Gigas, Badger, King Behemoth, Demon,
Vampire, Malboro Ghoul, Wood Eyes, Garden Slug, Blood Worm, Poison Toad, Mist
Dragon, Shadow Dragon, Spirit Dragon, Grand Mummy, Metal Hitman, Holy Dragon,
Dark Bahamut, Red Dragon, Slimy Slug
Note: You'll meet the powerful dragons of this dungeon above the twenty-second floor.
The best way to defeat them is to stay in a distance and cast magic.
1F to 13F - In the first couple of floors, you'll go through the forest. Unlike some
of the other dungeons, you don't go down stairs in the first couple of floors.
Instead, you go up some entrances (you'll see what I mean). Also, the Wood Eyes
can drop Gil so grab and kill them. Level up to 55. Stock on up as many spells
of any kind as you can.
14F - You'll see the doors to the treasure here. Also, check the left side to get the
treasure chest with a saddle in in. Afterwards, use the stairs on the right side
to go up.
15F to 17F - You'll need to pound your way through these enemies. When you encounter
the slug like things, don't step on the puddles that they made. They'll cast slow
on you which isn't very good in this dungeon. By the way, break through some walls
and look for items. I've found a Gengi's Saddle once. Hopefully, you'll find it
too! By now, you should have high level claws and saddles. I had an Order Claw+25
with every element inside it and I think you should try to get one, too! It really
helps! Once again, get as many spells as you can and level up to 56.
18F - You'll see Bahamut again (again). This time, he adds Mog into the story. You'll
learn that in the beginning, the Guz that Mog chased away in the first dungeon had
became the Glass Goth. When Mog and Chocobo are thrown out of the dungeon, the
Guz returned and was asked a wish. The Guz immediately asked for power. Over the
years, the Guz became the powerful Glass Goth.
19F to 20F - Make sure you have a Memory Tag when you reach the 20F. However, don't
save there yet! Also, avoid the Masks for they can make you forget the names of
the items you had. Also level up to 57!
21F - You'll find the stove again! There should be a chest with a nut. Also, be sure
to save 'cause you'll be fighting some awefully hard enemies!
22F to 25F - You'll find lots of dragons here! Stay away from them or they'll blast
you with their breath. The dragons are best dealt with using magic. However,
don't waste all your magic! Save before you go to the 26th floor. I'd go to level
60 and be prepared as heck!
26F - He's the Glass Goth X! This guy's a nasty boss so prepare yourselves!
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Boss Fight: Glass Goth X
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The Glass Goth X is weak against fire and holy. Make sure you've got tons of Fire Books,
Spell Books for Flare, Ifrit Stones, Bahamut Stones, Hi-Potions, X-Potions, and even
other spell books!
Glass Goth X puts a hard battle into place! Becareful of his Jump attack! It's really
powerful and can do 80-100 damage unless you have a good saddle. Let Mog dish out the
attacks while you stay back and unload the Fire and Flare spells one right after the
other. Don't use the Ifrit and Bahamut Stones yet. Use Hi-Potions when you're low on
HP and use X-Potins when you really need them! If you ran out of Thunder books which I
did, use your strongest spells. You'll have to do 4500+ damage in order to kill Glass
Goth X. However, dealing that much doesn't mean you won yet!
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Boss Fight: Glass Goth Z
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Glass Goth Z has the same weakness as Glass Goth X so use the same attacking strategy.
However, Glass Goth Z has a Mouth Beam which shoots in a straight line. Well, when you
see his ATB bar go up, get away from the straight line. Continue hitting away with
Fire, Flare, Holy, etc. This time, use Ifrit and Bahamut as much as you can in the
beginning. If you have Carbuncle, use it on yourself to shield yourself from receiving
too much damage.
If Mog bites the dust, summon Ramuh, Asura, Ifrit, or anybody that has high attack
power. It's very important to have a partner in any boss battle. Suummon Bahamut and
Ifrit when you can and let him have it. Don't let Glass Goth Z move around too much or
he'll aim the Mouth Beam at you and your partner. Keep an eye on your HP and if you're
low, run off and heal. If you stand in the same place and heal, the Glass Goth Z will
start charging the Mouth Beam or get close enough to attack.
The Glass Goth Z has around 4000+ HP so it's a pretty long fight. Once you win, you
beat the game! Once you do beat the game and finished watching the ending, don't turn
it off yet! Read the following after you've watched the ending.
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Section 5.1 - The Ending
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Warning: Contains spoilers!
Chocobo finds Shiroma in the room where Mog was trying to get the treasure. Shiroma hops
onto Chocobo's back and they both make a run for it to get out of the dungeon! Shiroma
falls off Chocobo's back and Chocobo goes tumbling down.
Chocobo then finds itself in Shiroma's house. Cid appears and says he found a little
critter. It's the Guz that Mog chased away! Shiroma appears and tells the Guz that
there's always another chance to start over. The Guz then transfers itself into the doll
that Shiroma has made earlier.
Later that day, Mog is leaving. Shiroma goes running over. Mog tells Shiroma that
Chocobo should stay behind. As Mog starts heading in his own direction, something stops
him. He turns around to see Chocobo behind. The two then start going away. Later that
night, the Guz inside the doll goes looking for Chocobo and Mog. This is the scene where
Chocobo and Mog was sleeping. The doll notices that both of them are asleep so it rests
itself by a tree. This is before the intro in Chocobo's Dungeon 2. Have fun waiting
through the credits!
Believe me, you'll want to wait after the credits are over. That's because there's more
to the game who think Chocobo's Dungeon 2 is so short! Welcome to the hardest part of
the game!
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Section 5.2 - The Second Adventure
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Now, you can replay each of the dungeons that you've finished before! Each one is harder
than the ones you've played since there are new rules and new stuff. There's even a
secret dungeon!
Before you start, you get to name the doll that was once the Guz. His default name is
Kuz so that's what I'll call him in this FAQ/Walkthrough.
All the dungeons that you've played in the game are accessable now except for the Cape
Dungeon. However, when you enter a certain dungeon, you'll only enter as either Shiroma,
Cid, Mog, or Kuz. And when you enter a dungeon, you'll lose the items you had in hand
and the character you entered the dungeon with has its level dropped to 1. However, this
doesn't affect Chocobo in the secret dungeon.
Dungeon Who goes Difficulty (out of 5)
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Sea Floor Dungeon Shiroma 3/5 - Medium
Cid's Tower Cid (duh) 2/5 - Easy
Snow Mountain Kuz 4/5 - Difficult
Final Dungeon Mog 5/5 - Insane!
Secret Dungeon Chocobo + Partner 3/5 - Medium
The secret dungeon's entrance is said to be in the village. Take some time to explore.
When you give up, look below.
Secret Dungeon Entrance: Chubby Chocobo's Workshop (It's what you used as shortcuts
before).
Location: Secret Dungeon
Party: Chocobo, Partner (either Mog, Shiroma, Cid, or Kuz)
Floors: 30
Enemies: Enough
Where you go when you die: Mrs. Bomb's House
10F - You'll run across two Skullhammers here. They're easier to kill than before. A
lot easier! However, you don't have to kill them. The exit is already open.
24F - You'll find Omega on this floor! I suggest running away from it. It can deal
200+ damage in one hit! Also, if you kill it with Empty Bottles, you get the Omega
Essence. However, I'll explain how to do it later.
30F - You'll find Leviathan here who doesn't want to be a boss. Just kill it off and
get the experience points.
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Boss Fight: Leviathan
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Don't bother casting ice spells on Leviathan. He's strong against it. Instead, cast
a rarity of Fire attacks including Ifrit.
Leviathan can cast Blizzard and Drain. Becareful! Have some Drain books to counter
Leviathan's Drain. If you decide to engage into physical combat, make sure you have the
Waterwalk Collar plus a good amount of Hi-Potions. Leviathan has a Gnaw attack that
pretty much "hurts" you. Also, Leviathan has two parts, a head and the tail. Don't
worry too much about the tail. If the head goes, so does the tail.
Leviathan can put up a pretty good fight. Make sure you have enough HP to begin with.
After that, make sure you have a good saddle and a good claw if you decide to be physical
about the fight. I suggest turning your partner into Ifrit if you have it. Otherwise,
get your partner close enough to attack Leviathan.
I believe Leviathan has around 6000+ HP for the head (!) and 2000+ HP for the tail (!).
If you have the Fireball feather, use it. Leviathan and its tail is likely to be close
enough to each other so you'll be able to hit two targets at once. I came with around
10 Fire Books the first time and realized that it wasn't enough. The second time, I
came around with 50 and it still wasn't enough! I suggest you pump out those Bahamut,
Asura, and Ifrit Stones at the very start. Then pump out Flare and Fire. This is a
darn hard battle!
If you've beaten all the other dungeons and this one, you'll receive a secret ending
plus a prize in town which I won't spoil for you.
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Section 6.0 - How to Get Omega Essence
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This is no laughing matter! Trying to get the Omega Essence is really hard! Here's a
list of items you should have before you come.
Shiroma as a partner.
30+ Thunder Books
20+ Hi-Potions
10+ X-Potions
10+ Haste Tonics
10+ Bahamut Stones
5+ Carbuncle Stones
80+ Empty Bottles
30+ Warp Stones
You're probably thinking WOW once you've looked through the list. However, you shouldn't
need to kill Omega. Having Shiroma as a partner can benefit you since she'll heal.
Here's what you do. As soon as you see Omega, use the Haste Tonic. Afterwards, use
Carbuncle on yourself. Use up your Bahamut Stones. They should do around 5000+ damage
to Omega which leaves around 3000 left. Afterwards, pound away with Thunder Books.
When Haste runs off, use another Haste Tonic. Once Carbuncle is gone, use Carbuncle
again. Shiroma should heal you when you are low on HP. If the Komega's get too annoying,
use the Warp Stones and send them somewhere else. Once Omega has around 50 or less HP
left, start kicking empty bottles. If you are unsure, use Identify Cards and kick them
at Omega to see how much HP is left. Once Omega dies from the Empty Bottle, you'll get
your own Omega Essence which is necessary to get the Titan Claw or Titan Saddle! Whew!
This took over fifteen tries for me! I hope it's better for you!
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Section 7.0 - Item List
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Note: I may be missing some items on this list. If you find any, tell e-mail me.
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Section 7.1 - Spell Books
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You'll find a rarity of spell books in the game. They each do different things. Here's
a small list of them.
Book Color Element??? Description
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Fire Book Red Fire Book of Fire Magic.
Blizzard Book Light Blue Ice Book of Ice Magic.
Thunder Book Yellow Lightning Book of Lightning Magic.
Aero Book Green Wind Book of Wind Magic.
Quake Book Brown Earth Book of Earth Magic.
Drain Book Purple (none) Book of Life Magic.
Cantrip Book Light Grey (none) Book of Tricks. (statuses)
Spell Book Dark Grey (varies) Book of Spells.
MegaSpell Book Peach (varies) Book of Hard Spells.
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Section 7.2 - Potions and Tonics
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There are a number of Potions and Tonics out there. You'll have to see through the list
to make sure you've seen them all.
Item Description
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Potion Restores some HP. (around 30)
Hi-Potion Restores lots of HP. (around 100)
Elixir Restores all HP, Energy.
Antidote Removes Poison.
Remedy Cures all physical ailments.
Nitro Cause explosive damage.
Invis Causes invisibility. (temporary)
Damage Reduces HP by half. (current)
Poison Poisons target. (temporary)
Slow Slows down target. (temporary)
Haste Speeds up target. (temporary)
Silence Can't use magic (temporary)
Eye-Drops Traps become visible.
Dispel Removes curses.
Spell Equipment becomes cursed.
Amnesia Forget all item names.
Blind Can't see around you. (temporary)
X-Potion Restores all HP.
Morph Turns you into a monster. (temporary)
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Section 7.3 - Essences
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Essences are captured when you kill a monster with an Empty Bottle. Empty Bottles only
do 4 damage each hit, just to let you know.
Name: Bomb Essence
Description: Cause explosive damage.
Effect on Claw: Adds Fire
Effect on Saddles: Resists Fire
Name: Creature Essence
Description: Increases Max HP
Effect on Claw: Durability to 50
Effect on Saddles: Durability to 50
Name: Critter Essence
Description: Restores some energy.
Effect on Claw: Reduces chance of missing.
Effect on Saddles: Raises Dodge.
Name: Demon Essence
Description: Raises one magic level.
Effect on Claw: None
Effect on Saddles: None
Name: Dragon Essence
Description: Useful for combining.
Effect on Claw: Fire Element
Effect on Saddles: Acts as a superior and merge seed.
Name: Floateye Essence
Description: Puts target to sleep.
Effect on Claw: Adds Sleep.
Effect on Saddles: Resists Sleep.
Name: Giant Essence
Description: Restores lots of HP.
Effect on Claw: Raises toughness.
Effect on Saddles: Raises toughness.
Name: Goblin Essence
Description: Restores lots of Energy
Effect on Claw: None
Effect on Saddles: None
Name: Iceman Essence
Description: Adds Ice element
Effect on Claw: Adds Ice
Effect on Saddles: Resists Ice
Name: Imp Essence
Description: Restores lots of Energy
Effect on Claw: Raises Critical
Effect on Saddles: Raises SPDEF.
Name: Jelly Essence
Description: Adds Wind element.
Effect on Claw: Adds Wind.
Effect on Saddles: Resists Wind.
Name: Lamia Essence
Description: Causes Confusion
Effect on Claw: None
Effect on Saddles: None
Name: Mage Essence
Description: Can't use any magic.
Effect on Claw: Adds Silence.
Effect on Saddles: Resists Silence.
Name: Magman Essence
Description: Adds Fire element
Effect on Claw: Adds Fire
Effect on Saddles: Resists Fire
Name: Mask Essence
Description: Adds Reflect ability.
Effect on Claw: Raises toughness.
Effect on Saddles: Raises toughness.
Name: Merman Essence
Description: Adds Ice element.
Effect on Claw: Adds Ice.
Effect on Saddles: Resists Ice.
Name: MiniMage Essence
Description: Shrinks target.
Effect on Claw: Adds Mini
Effect on Saddles: Resists Mini.
Name: Mole Essence
Description: Can't see around you.
Effect on Claw: Adds Earth/Digging.
Effect on Saddles: Resists Earth.
Name: Mousse Essence
Description: Adds Ice element.
Effect on Claw: Adds Ice.
Effect on Saddles: Resists Ice.
Name: Mudman Essence
Description: Slows down target
Effect on Claw: Adds Slow
Effect on Saddles: Resists Slow
Name: Octopus Essnece
Description: Restores some HP, Energy.
Effect on Claw: Adds Confuse
Effect on Saddles: Same as using Set and Fusion seeds.
Name: Omega Essence
Description: Restores all HP, Energy
Effect on Claw: Makes it a Titan Claw.
Effect on Saddles: Makes it a Titan Saddle.
Name: Plant Essence
Description: Restores lots of HP, Energy.
Effect on Claw: Adds Poison.
Effect on Saddles: Resists Poison.
Name: Pudding Essence
Description: Adds Fire element.
Effect on Claw: Adds Fire.
Effect on Saddles: Resists Fire.
Name: Slug Essence
Description: Slows down target.
Effect on Claw: Adds Slow.
Effect on Saddles: Resists Slow.
Name: Thief Essence
Description: Speeds up target.
Effect on Claw: Steals Gil when attack.
Effect on Saddles: Raises Dodge
Name: Toad Essence
Description: Turns target into frog.
Effect on Claw: None
Effect on Saddles: None
Name: Tonberry Essence
Description: Restores lots of Energy.
Effect on Claw: Raises Critical.
Effect on Saddles: Raises SP Defense.
Name: Turtle Essence
Description: Slows down target.
Effect on Claw: Raises toughness.
Effect on Saddles: Raises toughness.
Name: Undead Essence
Description: Causes Confusion.
Effect on Claw: Adds Confuse.
Effect on Saddles: Resists Confuse.
Name: Vampire Essence
Description: Restores all HP, Energy
Effect on Claw: Adds Drain
Effect on Saddles: Resists Drain
Name: Wing Essence
Description: Adds Wind element.
Effect on Claw: Adds Wind.
Effect on Saddles: Resists Wind.
Name: Worm Essence
Description: Restores some HP, Energy
Effect on Claw: Reduces chance of missing.
Effect on Saddles: Same as Level UP and Merge seed.
Whew! That's over with! Have fun looking!
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Section 7.4 - Cards
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There are a varity of cards found in Chocobo's Dungeon 2. And most of the time, they
don't seem like good things. However, use this list to figure out what they do.
Card Name Description
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Identify Identifies one item.
Verify Identifies all items.
Confusion Causes Confusion. (temporary)
Sleep Puts target to sleep. (temporary)
Frog Turns target into a frog. (temporary)
Mini Shrinks target. (temporary)
Doom Calls Doom. (not good)
Geyser Refills springs. (you must be in front of an empty geyser)
Map Displays level map.
Warp Warps target somewhere.
LostChild Makes you forget map. (kick to make target not want to fight)
Divide Causes item to divide.
Polish Improves equipment. (kick to increase monster's level)
Dull Degrades equipment. (kick to decrease monster's level)
Repair Raises DUR.
Rust Lowers DUR. (useful for breaking equipment)
Reflect Adds Reflect ability.
Morph Causes item to change. (risky)
You can also kick cards at targets too. For example, a Sleep Card can cause a monster to
fall asleep. A Warp Card can send a target elsewhere. An Identify Card will see what's
the target's name and it's remaining HP.
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Section 7.5 - Nuts
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There are a whole bunch of nuts in the game. Most of the time, they're advantageous in
both battle and equipment making. However, there are exceptions.
Nut Description
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Peanut Restores some Energy. (around 30)
Lasan Restores lots of Energy. (around 100)
Tired Reduces Energy. (around 40)
Energy Raises MAX Energy. (by 10)
Lethargy Reduces MAX Energy. (by 10)
Tasty Restores some HP, Energy. (around 30)
Feast Restores lots of HP, Energy. (around 100)
Rotten Reduces some HP. (10)
Life Raises MAX HP.
LevelUp Raises level by one.
LevelDown Reduces level by one.
Wisdom Raises magic level by one. (only one magic level)
Speed Speeds up target.
Slowpoke Slows down target.
Fire Seed Adds Fire Power. (for equipment making)
Ice Seed Adds Ice Power. (for equipment making)
Wind Seed Adds Wind Power. (for equipment making)
Lightning Seed Adds Lightning Power. (for equipment making)
Holy Seed Adds Holy Power. (for equipment making)
Earth Seed Adds Earth Power. (for equipment making)
Merge Seed Can merge elements. (for equipment making)
Remove Seed Removes special effects. (for equipment making)
Fusion Seed Fuses two special effects. (for equipment making)
Level Seed Useful for combining. (for equipment making)
Superior Seed Useful for combining. (for equipment making)
Set Seed Useful for combining. (for equipment making)
Whew! There goes another list! You can also kick some of the nuts around such as the
Slowpoke seed. Save most of the Merge Seeds and Fusion Seeds. Those tend to be really
useful in the process of making equipment.
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Section 7.6 - Misc. Items
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There are also items that don't go into really any category so I just placed them into
the Misc. section.
Name Description
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Whistle Get item from storage. (you don't choose)
Teleport Box Send item to storage.
Thief Key Opens Thief Chest.
Mystery Tag Raises all magic levels.
Teleport Tag Exit the dungeon. (or kick at enemies to make them warp)
Carry Tag Increases inventory. (by 1)
Memory Tag Save at stairs. (only)
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Section 7.7 - Magic Stones
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Magic Stones are also known as Summon Stones. They contain great power and all. Use
them only when you need to or if you want to place a statue in the Black Mage's basement.
Esper Description
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Ramuh Lightning summon magic.
Shiva Ice summon magic.
Ifrit Fire summon magic.
Titan Earth summon magic.
Sylph Wind summon magic.
Carbuncle Invincible summon magic.
Unicorn Restores all summon magic.
Odin Powerful ally summon.
Bahamut Breath attack summon.
Asura Elemental/heal summon.
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Section 8.0 - Equipment
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There's a huge number of equipment on the list. However, I fear that I may be missing
some. If you do find any that I don't, I'll put them in.
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Section 8.1 - Claws
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Claw Name: Absolute
Description: Strong, but no level up
Claw Name: Arc
Description: Perm a forward sweep
Claw Name: Blitz
Description: Contains Lightning power
Claw Name: Brandname
Description: Strong with brandname set
Claw Name: Chaos Magic
Description: Contains Confusion magic
Claw Name: Critical
Description: Easier to get critical
Claw Name: Cross
Description: Perform a cross-shape attack
Claw Name: Crystal
Description: Made of crystal
Claw Name: Digging
Description: Can dig through walls
Claw Name: Dwarf
Description: Contains Shrink magic
Claw Name: Flame
Description: Contains Fire power
Claw Name: Frog
Description: Contains frog magic
Claw Name: Genji's
Description: Pretty good claws
Claw Name: Gil
Description: Get more Gil
Claw Name: Gambling
Description: See what happens (I never tried but I lost it... sorry)
Claw Name: Grudge
Description: Cursed powerful item
Claw Name: Healing
Description: Attack enemy and heal HP
Claw Name: Holy
Description: Contains Holy power
Claw Name: Hurricane
Description: Contains Wind power
Claw Name: Iron
Description: Made of iron
Claw Name: Kiai (in Cantonese, that means idiot)
Description: Gets you tired fast
Claw Name: King's
Description: High MAX level
Claw Name: Lite
Description: Lightweight, easy to use
Claw Name: Multi
Description: Perform a 5-way attack
Claw Name: Mythril
Description: Made of Mythril
Claw Name: Order
Description: Attacks forward and back
Claw Name: Poison
Description: Contains Poison magic
Claw Name: Silent
Description: Cancels Spell casting
Claw Name: Sleep
Description: Contains Sleep magic
Claw Name: Slowpoke
Description: Contains Slow magic
Claw Name: Spin-Kick
Description: Attack in all directions
Claw Name: Titan
Description: Made of titanium
Claw Name: Vampire
Description: Sucks out Essence
Claw Name: Vibro
Description: Strong but misses a lot
Claw Name: Weak
Description: As HP are lost, ATK increases
Claw Name: Wood
Description: Made of wood
A large list right? I definitely agree! That makes me wonder why I even bothered to
try and get the claws. Oh yeah! The FAQ!
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Section 8.2 - Saddles
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Saddle: Absolute
Description: Strong but no level up
Saddle: Brandname
Description: One of the Brandname set
Saddle: Calm
Description: Hard to be confused
Saddle: Counter
Description: Returns 1/4 damage
Saddle: Crystal
Description: Made of crystal
Saddle: Earth
Description: Strong against Earth
Saddle: Flame
Description: Strong against Fire
Saddle: Genji's
Description: Pretty good saddle
Saddle: Grudge
Description: Cursed but strong item
Saddle: Holy
Description: Strong against Holy
Saddle: Ice
Description: Strong against Ice
Saddle: Iron
Description: Made of iron
Saddle: Lightning
Description: Strong against Lightning
Saddle: Mirage
Description: Causes enemy to miss
Saddle: Mythril
Description: Made of Mythril
Saddle: No-Dwarf
Description: Hard to be shrunk
Saddle: No-Frog
Description: Hard to be turned into a frog
Saddle: No-Poison
Description: Hard to be poisoned
Saddle: No-Silence
Description: Hard to be silenced
Saddle: No-Sleep
Description: Hard to be put to sleep
Saddle: No-Slow
Description: Hard to be slowed
Saddle: Reflect
Description: Reflects 1/4 magic
Saddle: Ribbon
Description: Helps avoid bad effects
Saddle: Titan
Description: Made of titanium
Saddle: Weak
Description: As HP are lost, DEF decreases
Saddle: Wind
Description: Strong against Wind
Saddle: Wood
Description: Made of wood
Yep! There's also a huge list for the equipment list also! It's a shame that your
partner cannot equipment these. However, it makes sense.
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Section 8.3 - Collars
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The various collars do various things. They could be either advantageous or deadly. It
is hard to find out what a collar does. Because if you equip it, it doesn't say what the
Collar is unless you identify it.
Collar: Bargain
Description: Buy items cheaper
Collar: Burden
Description: Easy to get tired
Collar: Brandname
Description: One of the Brandname set
Collar: CrazyClaw
Description: Freezes DUR
Collar: CrazySaddle
Description: Freezes DUR
Collar: Cursed
Description: Cures all equipment
Collar: Demon
Description: Know monsters' locations
Collar: Endure
Description: Freezes HP and Energy (this is awesome!)
Collar: Energy
Description: Tire slowly, heas quicly
Collar: Guard
Description: Protects against theft
Collar: Life
Description: Nulls level Drain
Collar: Magic
Description: Improves magic
Collar: Memory
Description: Won't forget map
Collar: No-Magic
Description: Strong against magic
Collar: No-Traps
Description: Never get caught in traps
Collar: Penalty
Description: Always get caught in traps
Collar: Recover
Description: Easy to recover HP
Collar: Stamina
Description: Hard to get tired
Collar: Strikeout
Description: Misses more often
Collar: Unlucky
Description: Hard to recover HP
Collar: Waterwalk
Description: Can walk on water
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Section 8.4 - Stones, Bottles
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You can also equip Stones and Bottles too. Press L1 to kick the equipped Stone or Bottle
that you have.
Item Name: Crash Stone
Description: Kick to break walls
Item Name: Empty Bottle
Description: For water and Essence
Item Name: Power Stone
Description: Hurts when it hits
Item Name: Stone
Description: Kick at monsters
Item Name: Warp
Description: Go to new location
That's about it for the equipment! There's quite a lot of equipment. You just got to
learn how to use it wisely. You don't want to use a Waterwalk Collar in a lava filled
area. That doesn't work!
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Section 9.0 - Mog's Stealing List
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Mog can steal a varity of things. However, some items can only be stolen from certain
enemies. Take not that you can't steal everything. When Mog steals, he only has a 1/4
chance to stealing. Plus, the less items you have, the better the chance also!
This list is for the Final Dungeon which Mog goes to.
Monster: Badger
Items: Earth Seed, Energy Nut, Lethargy Nut, Digging Claws
Monster: Blood Worm
Items: Poison, Slow Tonic, Remedy, Hi-Potion
Monster: Butcher
Items: Confusion Card, Repair Card, Rust Card, Genji's Claws
Monster: Dark Bahamut
Items: Fire Book, MegaSpell Book, Teleport Tag, Absolute Claws
Monster: Demon
Items: Tired Nut, Tasty Nut, Lasan Nut, Chaos Claws
Monster: Doom Mask
Items: Spell Book, MegaSpell Book, Cursed Collar, Magic Collar
Monster: Evil Behemoth
Items: Slow Tonic, Haste Tonic, X-Potion, King's Claws
Monster: Giant Bat
Items: Blind Tonic, Slow Tonic, Haste Tonic, Endure Collar
Monster: Grand Mummy
Items: Drain Book, Doom Card, Warp Card, No-Silence Saddle
Monster: Holy Dragon
Items: Thunder Book, MegaSpell Book, Crash Stone, Digging Claws
Monster: Jet Mole
Items: Earth Seed, Lasan Nut, Rotten Nut, Holy Claws
Monster: King Behemoth
Items: Nitro, Remedy, X-Potion, King's Saddle, (map Card, Aero Book
Monster: Lich
Items: Level Seed, Level Up Nut, Level Down Nut, Healing Claws
Monster: Malboro Ghoul
Items: Poison, Remedy, Hi-Potion, Calm Saddle
Monster: Magic Pot
Items: Poison, Hi-Potion, Unlucky Collar, Recover
Monster: Mask
Items: Doom Card, Reflect Card, Memory Collar, Cursed Collar
Monster: Mist Dragon
Items: Blizzard Book, Tasty Nut, Rotten Nut, Crystal Saddle, Lost-Child Card, Map Card,
Geyser Card
Monster: Mudman
Items: Doom Card, Map Card, Geyser Card, Earth Seed, Sleep Card
Monster: Pharoh Mummy
Items: Drain Book, Morph Card, Reflect Card, No-Silence Saddle
Monster: Poison Toad
Items: Poison, Frog Card, Polish Card, Frog Claws
Monster: Shadow Dragon
Items: Aero Book, Invis Tonic, Blind Tonic, Reflect Saddle
Monster: Slug
Items: Damage Tonic, Slow Tonic, Remedy, No-Slow Saddle
Monster: Sorcero Pot
Items: Spell Tonic, X-Potion, Unlucky Collar, Recover Collar
Monster: Spirit Dragon
Items: Drain Book, Amnesia Tonic, Elixir, Absolute Saddle, Rotten Nut
Monster: Steel Bat
Items: Spell Tonic, Remedy, Amnesia Tonic, Endure Collar
Monster: Stone Mask
Items: Cantrip Book, MegaSpell Book, Strickout Collar, No-Magic Collar
Monster: Summoner Hag
Items: Aero Book, Quake Book, Reflect Saddle, CrazySaddle Collar, Thunder Book, Memory Tag
Monster: Vampire
Items: Level Seed, LevelUP Seed, Level Down Seed, Healing Claws, Hi-Potion
Monster: Wizard Pot
Items: Damage Tonic, Potion, Unlucky Collar, Recover Collar
Monster: Wood Eyes
Items: Hi-Potion, Warp Card, Lost-Child Card, Memory Collar
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Section 1.0 - Equipment Break List for Feathers
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Whenever you break a Claw or Saddle, you have a chance of getting a really cool feather.
However, sometimes you just don't know what kind of feather you are going to get. If you
break a Claw or Saddle and don't receive any feather, that Claw or Saddle might not be
over level +1 or may be a result of a combination. However, don't rely on the list below
for complete accuracy. To ensure that you get the feather you want, always go a level or
two higher to get a better chance.
Note: This list applies for both claws and saddles. For example, you can the same thing
from a Holy Claw and a Holy Saddle so why bother putting it twice?
Name: Arc
LV+1: -
LV+2: -
LV+3: -
LV+4: -
LV+5: -
LV+6: Summon UP
LV+7: Summon UP
LV+8: Summon UP
LV+9: Summon UP
Over: Summon UP
Name: Blitz
LV+1: Thunder Cross
LV+2: Thunder cross
LV+3: Thunder Cross
LV+4: Thunder Cross
LV+5: Thunder Cross
LV+6: Ramuh
LV+7:
LV+8:
LV+9:
Over:
Name: Brandname (Claw)
LV+1: -
LV+2: -
LV+3: -
LV+4: -
LV+5: -
LV+6: Meteorite
LV+7: Meteorite
LV+8: Meteorite
LV+9: Meteorite
Over: Meteor
Name: Brandname (Saddle)
LV+1: -
LV+2: -
LV+3: -
LV+4: -
LV+5: -
LV+6: Meteorite
LV+7: -
LV+8: -
LV+9: -
OVER: Bahamut
Name: Calm
LV+1: Confusion
LV+2: Confusion
LV+3: Confusion
LV+4: Confusion
LV+5: Confusion
LV+6: Ramuh
LV+7: Ramuh
LV+8: Ramuh
LV+9: Ramuh
OVER:
Name: Chaos
LV+1: Confusion
LV+2: Confusion
LV+3: Confusion
LV+4: Confusion
LV+5: Confusion
LV+6: Ramuh
LV+7: Ramuh
LV+8: Ramuh
LV+9: Ramuh
Over:
Name: Counter
LV+1: Bio
LV+2: Bio
LV+3: Bio
LV+4: Bio
LV+5: Bio
LV+6: Odin
LV+7: Odin
LV+8: Odin
LV+9: Odin
OVER:
Name: Critical
LV+1: Critical UP
LV+2: Critical UP
LV+3: Critical UP
LV+4: Critical UP
LV+5: Critical UP
LV+6: Gravity
LV+7:
LV+8:
LV+9:
Over:
Name: Cross
LV+1: Remove
LV+2: Remove
LV+3: Remove
LV+4: Remove
LV+5: Remove
LV+6: Holy
LV+7: Holy
LV+8: Holy
LV+9: Holy
Over:
Name: Crystal
LV+1: Flare
LV+2: Flare
LV+3: Flare
LV+4: Flare
LV+5: Flare
LV+6: Carbuncle
LV+7: Carbuncle
LV+8: Carbuncle
LV+9: Carbuncle
Over:
Name: Digging
LV+1: Quake All
LV+2: Quake All
LV+3: Quake All
LV+4: Quake All
LV+5: Quake All
LV+6: Titan
LV+7:
LV+8:
LV+9:
Over:
Name: Dwarf
LV+1: Mini
LV+2: Mini
LV+3: Mini
LV+4: Mini
LV+5: Mini
LV+6: Sylph
LV+7: Sylph
LV+8: Sylph
LV+9: Sylph
Over:
Name: Earth
LV+1: Quake All
LV+2: Quake All
LV+3: Quake All
LV+4: Quake All
LV+5: Quake All
LV+6: Titan
LV+7: Titan
LV+8: Titan
LV+9: Titan
OVER:
Name: Flame
LV+1: Fireball
LV+2: Fireball
LV+3: Fireball
LV+4: Fireball
LV+5: Fireball
LV+6: Ifrit
LV+7: Ifrit
LV+8: Ifrit
LV+9: Ifrit
Over:
Name: Frog
LV+1: Frog
LV+2: Frog
LV+3: Frog
LV+4: Frog
LV+5: Frog
LV+6: Super Shoot
LV+7: Super Shoot
LV+8: Super Shoot
LV+9: Super Shoot
Over:
Name: Frozen
LV+1: Blizzard Storm
LV+2: Blizzard Storm
LV+3: Blizzard Storm
LV+4: Blizzard Storm
LV+5: Blizzard Storm
LV+6: Shiva
LV+7: Shiva
LV+8: Shiva
LV+9: Shiva
Over:
Name: Gambling
LV+1: Critical UP
LV+2: Critical UP
LV+3: Critical UP
LV+4: Critical UP
LV+5: Critical UP
LV+6: Random Summon
LV+7: Random Summon
LV+8: Random Summon
LV+9:
Over:
Name: Genji's (Claw)
LV+1: -
LV+2: -
LV+3: -
LV+4: -
LV+5: -
LV+6: Ultima
LV+7: Ultima
LV+8: Ultima
LV+9: Ultima
Over:
Name: Genji's (Saddle)
LV+1: Def UP
LV+2: Def UP
LV+3: Def UP
LV+4: Def UP
LV+5: Def UP
LV+6: Def UP
LV+7: Def UP
LV+8: Def UP
LV+9: Def UP
OVER: Def UP
Name: Grudge (Claw)
LV+1: Atk UP
LV+2: Atk UP
LV+3: Atk UP
LV+4: Atk UP
LV+5: Atk UP
LV+6: Bio
LV+7: Bio
LV+8: Bio
LV+9: Bio
Over:
Name: Grudge (Saddle)
LV+1: SPDEF UP
LV+2: SPDEF UP
LV+3: SPDEF UP
LV+4: SPDEF UP
LV+5: SPDEF UP
LV+6:
LV+7:
LV+8:
LV+9:
OVER:
Name: Healing
LV+1: Drain UP
LV+2: Drain UP
LV+3: Drain UP
LV+4: Drain UP
LV+5: Drain UP
LV+6: Unicorn
LV+7: Unicorn
LV+8: Unicorn
LV+9: Unicorn
Over: Unicorn
Name: Holy
LV+1: Magic UP
LV+2: Magic UP
LV+3: Magic UP
LV+4: Magic UP
LV+5: Magic UP
LV+6: Holy
LV+7: Holy
LV+8: Holy
LV+9: Holy
Over: Holy
Name: Hurricane
LV+1: Aero All
LV+2: Aero All
LV+3: Aero All
LV+4: Aero All
LV+5: Aero All
LV+6: Sylph
LV+7: Sylph
LV+8: Sylph
LV+9: Sylph
Over:
Name: Iron
LV+1: Max HP UP
LV+2: Max HP UP
LV+3: Max HP UP
LV+4: Max HP UP
LV+5: Max HP UP
LV+6: Exp UP
LV+7: Exp UP
LV+8: Exp UP
LV+9: Exp UP
Over:
Name: Kiai
LV+1: Atk UP
LV+2: Atk UP
LV+3: Atk UP
LV+4: Atk UP
LV+5: Atk UP
LV+6: Doom
LV+7: Doom
LV+8: Doom
LV+9: Doom
Over: Doom
Name: King's
LV+1: Max HP UP
LV+2: Max HP UP
LV+3: Max HP UP
LV+4: Max HP UP
LV+5: Max HP UP
LV+6: Holy
LV+7: Holy
LV+8: Holy
LV+9: Holy
Over: Holy
Name: Lite (Claw)
LV+1: Haste
LV+2: Haste
LV+3: Haste
LV+4: Haste
LV+5: Haste
LV+6: Phoenix
LV+7: Phoenix
LV+8: Phoenix
LV+9: Phoenix
Over:
Name: Lite (Saddle)
LV+1: Haste
LV+2: Haste
LV+3: Haste
LV+4: Haste
LV+5: Haste
LV+6: Random Summon
LV+7: Random Summon
LV+8: Random Summon
LV+9: Random Summon
OVER:
Name: Mirage
LV+1: Remove
LV+2: Remove
LV+3: Remove
LV+4: Remove
LV+5: Remove
LV+6: Meteor
LV+7: Meteor
LV+8: Meteor
LV+9:
OVER:
Name: Multi
LV+1: Recover UP
LV+2: Recover UP
LV+3: Recover UP
LV+4: Recover UP
LV+5: Recover UP
LV+6: Odin
LV+7: Odin
LV+8: Odin
LV+9: Odin
Over:
Name: Mythril (Claw)
LV+1: Critical UP
LV+2: Critical UP
LV+3: Critical UP
LV+4: Critical UP
LV+5: Critical UP
LV+6: Atk UP
LV+7: Atk UP
LV+8: Atk UP
LV+9: Atk UP
Over:
Name: Mythril (Saddle)
LV+1: Critical UP
LV+2: Critical UP
LV+3: Critical UP
LV+4: Critical UP
LV+5: Critical UP
LV+6: Defense UP
LV+7: Defense UP
LV+8: Defense UP
LV+9: Defense UP
OVER:
Name: No-Dwarf
LV+1: Mini
LV+2: Mini
LV+3: Mini
LV+4: Mini
LV+5: Mini
LV+6: Sylph
LV+7: Sylph
LV+8: Sylph
LV+9: Sylph
OVER:
Name: No-Silence
LV+1: Silence
LV+2: Silence
LV+3: Silence
LV+4: Silence
LV+5: Silence
LV+6: Ifrit
LV+7: Ifrit
LV+8: Ifrit
LV+9: Ifrit
OVER:
Name: No-Sleep
LV+1: Sleep
LV+2: Sleep
LV+3: Sleep
LV+4: Sleep
LV+5: Unicorn
LV+6: Unicorn
LV+7: Unicorn
LV+8:
LV+9: Unicorn
OVER:
Name: Order
LV+1: Miss Down
LV+2: Miss Down
LV+3: Miss Down
LV+4: Miss Down
LV+5: Miss Down
LV+6: Shiva
LV+7: Shiva
LV+8: Shiva
LV+9: Shiva
Over: Shiva
Name: Poison
LV+1: Poison
LV+2: Poison
LV+3: Poison
LV+4: Poison
LV+5: Poison
LV+6: Power UP
LV+7:
LV+8: Power UP
LV+9: Power UP
Over: Power UP
Name: Reflect
LV+1: Gravity
LV+2: Gravity
LV+3: Gravity
LV+4: Gravity
LV+5: Gravity
LV+6: Phoenix
LV+7: Phoenix
LV+8:
LV+9: Phoenix
OVER: Phoenix
Name: Ribbon
LV+1: Ultima
LV+2: Ultima
LV+3: Ultima
LV+4: Ultima
LV+5: Ultima
LV+6: Bahamut
LV+7: Bahamut
LV+8: Bahamut
LV+9: Bahamut
OVER:
Name: Silent
LV+1: Silence
LV+2: Silence
LV+3: Silence
LV+4: Silence
LV+5: Silence
LV+6: Ifrit
LV+7: Ifrit
LV+8: Ifrit
LV+9: Ifrit
Over:
Name: Sleep
LV+1: Sleep
LV+2: Sleep
LV+3: Sleep
LV+4: Sleep
LV+5: Sleep
LV+6:
LV+7:
LV+8:
LV+9:
Over:
Name: Slowpoke
LV+1: Slow
LV+2: Slow
LV+3: Slow
LV+4: Slow
LV+5: Slow
LV+6: Titan
LV+7: Titan
LV+8: Titan
LV+9: Titan
Over:
Name: Spin-Kick
LV+1: Meteor
LV+2: Meteor
LV+3: Meteor
LV+4: Meteor
LV+5: Meteor
LV+6: Bahamut
LV+7: Bahamut
LV+8: Bahamut
LV+9: Bahamut
Over: Bahamut
Name: Titan
LV+1: Ultima
LV+2: Ultima
LV+3: Ultima
LV+4: Ultima
LV+5: Ultima
LV+6: Asura
LV+7: Asura
LV+8: Asura
LV+9: Asura
Over:
Name: Vibro
LV+1: Max HP UP
LV+2: Max HP UP
LV+3: Max HP UP
LV+4: Max HP UP
LV+5: Max HP UP
LV+6: Drill Shoot
LV+7: Drill Shoot
LV+8: Drill Shoot
LV+9: Drill Shoot
Over: Drill Shoot
Name: Weak (Claw)
LV+1: Power Shoot
LV+2: Power Shoot
LV+3: Power Shoot
LV+4: Power Shoot
LV+5: Power Shoot
LV+6: Phoenix
LV+7: Phoenix
LV+8: Phoenix
LV+9: Phoenix
Over:
Name: Weak (Saddle)
LV+1: Slow
LV+2: Slow
LV+3: Slow
LV+4: Slow
LV+5: Slow
LV+6: Phoenix
LV+7: Phoenix
LV+8: Phoenix
LV+9: Phoenix
OVER:
Name: Wind
LV+1: Aero All
LV+2: Aero All
LV+3: Aero All
LV+4: Aero All
LV+5: Aero All
LV+6: Sylph
LV+7: Sylph
LV+8: Sylph
LV+9: Sylph
OVER:
Name: Wood
LV+1: Dodge UP
LV+2: Dodge UP
LV+3: Dodge UP
LV+4: Dodge UP
LV+5: Dodge UP
LV+6: Recover HP UP
LV+7: Recover HP UP
LV+8: Recover HP UP
LV+9: Recover HP UP
Over: Recover HP UP
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Section 11.0 - Game Shark Codes
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Chocobo Codes
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Infinite HP..................................801026B8 03E7
Max HP.......................................80102FB2 03E7
Quick Level gain.............................801026D6 0000
Infinite energy..............................80103FAE 6464
Max Attack...................................801055FA 0063
Max Defense..................................801055FC 0063
Max SpellDefense.............................801055FE 0063
Max Stats (GS 2.2 Or higher).................50000302 0000
801055FA 0063
Max Level 301026BB 0063
Quick Level Up all Spells (GS 2.2 Or higher).50000302 0000
80104022 0000
Quick level Up Fire Spell....................30104022 0000
Quick level Up Blizzard Spell................30104023 0000
Quick level Up Aero Spell....................30104024 0000
Quick level Up Thunder Spell.................30104025 0000
Quick level Up Quake Spell...................30104026 0000
Quick level Up Drain Spell...................30104027 0000
Max Level All Spells(GS 2.2 Or higher).......50000302 0000
8010401C 6262
Max Level Fire Spell.........................3010401C 0062
Max level Up Blizzard Spell..................3010401D 0062
Max level Up Aero Spell......................3010401E 0062
Max level Up Thunder Spell...................3010401F 0062
Max level Up Quake Spell.....................30104020 0062
Max level Up Drain Spell.....................30104021 0062
Partner Codes
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Infinite HP..................................80102844 03E7
Max HP.......................................80102860 03E7
Misc Codes
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Max Gil......................................80103FA8 967F
80103FAA 0098
Infinite Spell Books/Stones( On pickup)......800282D2 2400
800282E6 2400
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Section 12.0 - Frequently Asked Questions
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(under construction)
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end of file for Chocobo's Dungeon 2 FAQ/Walkthrough (2/3/2000)
(c) 2000 by [email protected]
Chocobo's Dungeon 2 and all else related (c) 1999, 2000 Squaresoft, Ltd.
GameShark (c) 1999 InterAct
If you got questions, just e-mail me. But don't expect too much...
