Contents:
• SECTION 1:Dance List
• SECTION 2:Full Call Spell List
• SECTION 3:Full Blue Magic Spell List
• SECTION 4:Chikei List
• SECTION 5:Animal List
• SECTION 6:Secret Stuff
• SECTION 7:Full Weapon/Armor List
• SECTION 8:Where Do I Get FFV?

If you'd like to be able to see the Japanese characters in this section, you have a couple of options.

• You may download the shareware NJWin if you use Windows 3.1, 95, 98, or NT. Set decoding to "Japanese Auto-Detect".
• You could also download Microsoft's Far East support kit. I have had extremely spotty luck with it, though. The Japanese portion is conveniently available from the Monash archives.
• If you have a Mac with JLK, you should need nothing special. Just be sure to set your browser's language to Japanese Auto-Detect.

I thought that maybe people would like to have a translation of the blue magic in FFV, so here it is. It's not complete, but it will have to do until I have some more free time. Then again, the only things that I want to add are which monsters you can get each spell from, and more on what the effects of each spell are, as my Japanese is not all that great, and I didn't fully test all of them. Anyway, here is my list of the blue magic from FFVj (ver. 1).

[If the names are given in katakana, there is no romanization given; the reading of the spell is then in the Translation column.]

"Level" is the level at which you can start using that animal.

1. Legendary item called "Efu efu".
2. Casting single target magic (Like Protesu) to everyone.

1. How to get "efu efu".
   Okay, first of all, "efu efu" is a bug item. It's not supposed to exist, but it does. Anyway, you need two things to get this.
   
   
   • You need Jikuu Mahou [Time/Space Magic] "Quick".
   • You need Jikuu Mahou [Time/Space Magic] "Meteo".
     
     
   You also need one person who can cast both of these. "Renzokuma" [Continuous Magic] would be nice ability to have.
   When you have all of above, encounter enemy. Then kill every one else except the person casting "Quick" and "Meteo". If you killed other three members, cast "Quick" then cast "Meteo" to yourself. You must kill yourself with this "Meteo". Then, after the battle, someone will have an item called "efu efu" equipped. (On their right hand...I think) It doesn't always happen so if you didn't get one, try again. "Efu efu" makes all physical damages to zero. But you can't equip any shield nor weapon. Once you remove this, this item will be gone.

   [Note from Nora: I've never gotten this to work. Meteo is a full-party spell, and I either can't get it to point at me or it kills everyone in my party, and there's me, "sentou funou". Has anyone had any luck getting "efu efu"?]

2. This also has requirements.
   
   
   • You need one person who can do "Chougou" [Mixing].
   • You need one person who can do "Renzokuma" [Continuous Magic].
     
     
   Okay, then you encounter enemy. Then do any "chougou" [Mixing] to anyone. Now, you're all set. Choose single target magic as first magic for "Renzokuma" [Continuous Magic]. (I'll use Raise as example) So, let's say Lenna chose Raise as her first choice of "Renzokuma" [Continuous Magic] and chose Butz as target. Then choose some magic that can be casted to multiple target. Okay, so Lenna chooses Kearu and casts it to everyone in the party. When it's Lenna's turn to use"Renzokuma" [Continuous Magic] you get Raise to every one in your party!! This is especially useful during boss battles, because you can cast "Shell" to everyone in single turn!! One note: Don't cast Flare and Holy to multiple enemies. The game screen will go wild. (and freezes) This also works with "Mahouken" [Magic Sword], I think. I'm not sure. I think you can choose "Mahouken" [Magic Sword] during "Renzokuma" [Continous Magic].

Coming very soon!

That depends--do you want the Super Famicom version or the new Playstation version?

If you'd like to try the original Japanese-language cartridge (and don't forget you'll need an adaptor or some minor console surgery to be able to play it on a US machine), you may have to jump through some real hoops for it. I've heard you can purchase it from Game Land. I personally have bought a couple of copies (dirt cheap) in the past from used game stores in Japan. However, there's a rumor that used games are no longer allowed to be sold in Japan, and if that's true, it's tragic! Alternatively, there's always eBay.

The Playstation version--an English translation that is included on the Final Fantasy Anthology collection--should be readily available in any game store in the States (at least). It and every other Playstation game are compatible with Sony's Playstation 2.