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Episode 132
If you missed Part 1, you can see it here: • #FinalFantasyIV Final ...
Part 2 is here: • #FinalFantasyIV Final ...
Part 3 is here: • #FinalFantasyIV Final ...
In Part 4 of this Miniseries we finally reach the end of the road. Zemus awaits - Do we have what it takes to defeat him? In this episode we'll find out, and we'll also learn:
* The BEST POWER-LEVELING STRATEGY in the entire game!
* The SECRET of the 64 DOOR GLICH!
* How to get Rydia's ITEM SUMMON SPELLS - Including Imp, Mage and Bomb!
* Where to find the ADAMANT ARMOR - The best armor in the game!
* The strange mystery of the RED GIANTS in the Lunar Palace!
* The Dark Matter - Is it real?
* How to defeat ALL of the end game bosses... AND MORE!
Thanks for watching!
TABLE OF CONTENTS (Part 4 of 4):
0:00:00 Previously on UCBVG
0:02:29 SECRET - 64 Door Glitch
0:05:31 The Bahamut Summon
0:08:27 Return to Earth
0:12:50 The Robot of Bab-il
0:32:33 SECRET - Experience Loop
0:36:39 BOSS - The Elemental Fiends
0:41:40 BOSS - The CPU
0:52:10 The 10K Club
0:55:14 Imp Summon
0:57:41 Mage Summon
1:02:12 Bomb Summon
1:08:35 Trek to the Final Dungeon
1:12:22 SECRET - Red Giants in the Palace
1:14:31 Lunar Subterrane - First Descent
1:30:08 Lunar Subterrane - The Path to Zemus
2:04:59 SECRET - The Adamant Armor
2:09:20 Lunar Subterrane - The Crystal Sword
2:20:02 SECRET - Excalibur Darts
2:21:12 Lunar Subterrane - The Final Floors
3:00:05 BOSS - Zeromus
3:15:30 SECRET - The Dark Matter
3:17:54 Ending
3:37:12 Thanks for Watching!
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[@Sans2198]

Thanks again to your wife. The little details like maps, monsters, etc., on the sides of all your videos are a massive difference-maker in quality. It's very obvious how much care is put into each one. Thanks

[@maxstone9999]

No way he reveals he has a wife that helps him?!?!? Watching this one beginning to end

[@ZaerdinGaming]

@@maxstone9999 Yes, he mentioned it in Dragon Warrior III because of the amount of data entry she did for him.

[@maxstone9999]

Thanks. I watched this all the way through and he thanked her at the very end of the video. He says another video coming next week which might mean this weekend so likely a short one. Will see!@@ZaerdinGaming

[@pohpiheno]

I’ve been waiting EVERYDAY for this episode

[@HighlandTraining86]

Same. I set a freaking alarm!!!

[@gearhead1120]

Lol yes!

[@metiscus]

Same fam.

[@JynxBlack13]

Here here!

[@markxv2267]

Go touch some grass guys

[@shalewarbringer7848]

EDIT: About the Mysidian legend: The Legend is NOT about Cecil, but about the Big Whale. If you zoom out of the Mysidian continent, you will see that it is shaped like a dragon. It is the Big Whale that is "born from a dragon", hoisting Cecil (the light and the dark), arising "high up in the sky to the still land" ("the people of the earth were still in the process of evolution. Thus they created another moon and kept sleeping", as FuSoYa told Cecil when you first meet him. So their land is in complete stillness). FYI, there is also a hidden stash of gold in the stairs leading to the crystal room on the first floor of the Lunar's Lair. You can easily wipe any enemy formation that include a Grenade by casting Lit-1 on one of them. They will counter with Reaction, blowing up all the enemy party.

[@lloydlineske2642]

I always figured it was about the character. So good to finally understand. Thank you.

[@bojakai2102]

I'm 40 years old I never knew about the Pink Tail and Adamant Armor Time to replay a classic Thank you

[@TitanTed]

I hadn't played a RPG before this game and it ended up ruling my life until I finished it. Late nights, early mornings, calls to the Nintendo Hotline for help, it felt like a genuine accomplishment to finish it.

[@popeyedoyle6360]

How did the nintendo hotline help?

[@Bjorick]

worst part for me was sealed cave, there's a room there near the boss where the exit is at the bottom of the screen - i got stuck there for weeks, as I didn't know it was the exit... heh, felt so stupid that i couldn't figure it out, but realized later that the SNES version just... wasn't perfect - hard as it was to admit that :P

[@paulhiggins6433]

​@@BjorickI understand how you feel. I got stuck in the sealed cave too, but because of those damn doors. And even though this is one of my favorite SNES games, I do understand it's shortcomings. I'm glad parts of it have been fixed over the years.

[@Trevelyan2]

Love the way you’ve stayed consistent with your channel for years now- incredibly detailed and thorough, and entertaining the entire duration.

[@Ghalion666]

I kinda miss how he used to go 'stupid ____'. Like in this episode he could have done it when he was complaining about Cecil's face turning purple and sad and then he killed the monster, stupid monster!

[@JynxBlack13]

Ya know sir, I have been playing this game since I was 8 years old. I was pretty sure I knew everything!!! You have proven me wrong, and it has been so much fun to learn more about my favorite adventure! Thankyou for your work here, truly exceptional!

[@poughkeepsieblue]

If ff2 was a 4 part series, then ff3 is gonna be an 8 part series. Hope youre prepared for it homies. Its gonna be epic.

[@Lynas82]

FF3 wasn’t released officially in English and he only play…… oh you mean FF6 don’t you?

[@demonofelru3214]

I believe he already has videos on FF3/6

[@poughkeepsieblue]

@@demonofelru3214 not yet

[@poughkeepsieblue]

@@demonofelru3214 are you insane??. No no,.no...

[@thestuff10]

Golbez: “That doesn’t work for me, brother.”

[@willbloodworth5248]

- Hulk Golban

[@ItConfuses]

That's why this moon space station is in the shape it's in brother! Because of Big Whales like this!!

[@demonofelru3214]

@@ItConfuses Hahahah love the Hogan references. And Bash at the Beach 2000. I saw it live in PPV (descrambler box at the time)

[@inrainbows1829]

Did Golbez wrestle 500 days in one yeah Probably not only the Huckster is capable of that

[@ChrisBabaganoosh]

We gotta push Zemus for Summerslam

[@andrewscherman6165]

I always loved the fact that the giant not only has, but you land on, a tongue. Been looking forward to this for what feels like forever. Love your work!

[@ManAboutTown1000]

This is the most in depth comprehensive series on Final Fantasy II/IV I have ever seen! This series has been truly amazing! I hope you tackle another Final Fantasy game in this manner someday. Until then I can’t wait to see what you do next.

[@gamerboy6787]

As always, hats off to you, my dude, for all the amount of time it must take to produce and edit these vids, and then record voiceover, and then upload the dang thing. Always enjoy your vids. Much thanks.

[@PaleHorseShabuShabu]

FF4’s battle music is the first video game music I learned on bass.

[@Paiste2002Fan]

@@SantaFeSuperChief1it was the first one I learned too on bass. And not because of Scott Pilgrim. So my friends and I laughed our asses off when we saw the movie. It’s such a memorable bass line that it’s likely the first one a lot of nerds learned so that’s likely why it was a joke in the comic and movie.

[@PaleHorseShabuShabu]

@@SantaFeSuperChief1 Scott Pilgrim didn’t exist when I learned the song.

[@beavinator]

One of my first was the world map theme "Searching for Friends". My bass cover is still on my channel 😁

[@zalden2565]

I remember calling Squaresofts 900number help line back in the day and that’s how I learned this ever existed. If I recall, the recording told me there is a 1/64 chance of finding pink puffs and then there is a 1/64 chance of finding the pink tail. Insane! In the Japanese version you can find an item called “alarm,” in which you can summon a battle. You have a much higher chance of finding the puffs with this item, but not the tail

[@qactustick]

Alongside the 1/64 chance to drop, you also had to contend with the chance for an item to even drop at all, which made the odds even lower than that!

[@rustyjones7908]

Assuming there are pink puffs on your screen, you have a 1/1280 chance of getting it. I've never gotten it would some sort of cheating device.

[@neutraltral8757]

Since the Pink Puffs call out "Let's Dance!", it would have been neat if they had tied in some kind of secret related to all of the dancers found throughout the game. For example, if you visited every dancer, you'd have an easier time getting the Pink Tail (similar to visiting all of the pianos in Final Fantasy V). Alternatively, maybe if you did the Row command a few times (the closest thing your party can probably do to dancing in combat), you'd have an easier time getting the tail. It's tempting to try and start a rumor that some secret get-the-pink-tail-more-easily hack like that exists, but given how long this game has been out and people have reverse engineered it to the point where it can be patched in various ways, I'm guessing someone would have discovered such a secret if it actually existed. :)

[@zalden2565]

@@neutraltral8757 back in the day without guides or internet I can’t imagine anyone getting lucky enough to actually find this battle for such rumors to ever start formulating around the lunch table. I know this is somewhat of an Easter egg, but considering the era we were in (no hacking, emulating, etc…) did the developers actually expect anyone to get a pink tail?

[@neutraltral8757]

@@zalden2565 True. They probably didn't really expect anyone to find it. On the other hand, they made the Gentlemen's Club in Toroia and even the I-read-it-for-the-articles magazine in the Japanese version much more accessible. I wonder what that means? 🤔

[@Destrcutodisc]

The "Dark Matter" item in the DS remake let's you in "NEW GAME+" fight the optional boss called "Proto-Babil" that is the toughest boss in the game.

[@Vashramire]

I know these kinds of videos must take a long time but I really appreciate the hard work and quality.

[@ryanzetzmann8933]

45:32 Kain: We did it! 🤨🤨🤨 Never noticed that one

[@hondragrid]

This is my most favorite FF of all time. Long long long ago, I grinded out to max level 99 on all characters in the crystal rooms fighting the dragons, evil masks, and behemoths and the only item I ever got was the dragon spear for Kain. Never got the glass mask or the crystal ring. It took me a total of 72 hours to fully level up and max all characters. I still have that save on my SNES cart to this day. I love this game so much that I thought I knew everything about it. I've learned A LOT of quirks and new things over the years but the one thing that I didn't know about...was the monsters next to the HP refill tile at the start of the moon castle. I was blown away! I didn't know that! And I knew about many other things not mentioned. Example, you can access ALL japan only items through a game genie. They're all named "Dummy" but they still exist in the game. And all the battle items still do exactly what they're programmed to do. But again, they're named "Dummy" and can't be accessed without a game genie.

[@Dragoon960]

I had played this so much I started getting those rare drops too. One time I got suuuuper lucky. One of my first battles I got the Imp summon on my way to the Mist Cave

[@hondragrid]

@@Dragoon960 I'm not even sure if I ever received any of the findable summons or the cursed ring and I've replayed this game countless times over the decades. I played a whole play through each and every summer vacation in grade school and high school. Its was my routine. Although, I could have found a summon before but forgot since it been so long ago.

[@therealseanw.stewart2071]

The wait is over!! I love this game. What a blast of nostalgia. You've made me want to go back and play FFIV for the first time in over 15 years. This game is truly a classic, and one of the best, most important Final Fantasies ever made. The final boss is still an absolute banger!

[@yogidemis8513]

Watching this video bought back some good memories of my friends & I spending hours & days playing Final Fantasy games. I might have to re-play the series once again. Great video, keep up the great work!

[@sleepydragonzarinthal3533]

Oh man, the best has yet to come! I can't wait to relive all this. I'm tempted to just play through the game myself instead of watching....nah, imma watch!

[@adventureoflinkmk2]

Why not both?

[@michaelmott1420]

Your channel has the best gameplay walkthroughs on KZbin! Love seeing your next video drop. Thanks for all your insights on glitches and mechanics.

[@someguy2657]

I have been playing this game on and off since 1991 on original SNES cart and Wii/WiiU e-shop versions. In the 33 years (seriously has it been that long, and am I that old?) I have NEVER found a pink tail. I have played the pixel remaster versions and finally obtained a pink tail with the help of the alert item.

[@neutraltral8757]

The chances of finding Pink Puffs and getting a Pink Tail from one are not much better than finding a Baboon in this game and getting a pink tail off of it. 😆

[@alcoyot]

I just realized what is special about these games, what puts them above the rest. There is such a ridiculously large amount of monster variety, and the design of each one is immaculate. Like how amazingly beautiful and cool is the pixel art on all of the mons. Each level has several completely new one, not overly relying on reskins. I just tried to play sea of stars and got stuck on this large are where there is only one enemy type and the enemy designs are all uninspiring. It makes me not want to play. But in final fantasy games you want to play just to see what you’ll find next.

[@GrantandKristen-rd9ep]

This guy is so great, one of the few channels when I'll let the ads play out 'cause he deserves that $$

[@matthewrusche9506]

Thanks for all of your work on this. I grew up in the nes/snes era, and loved this game as a fantasy-filled youngling.

[@OzymandiasWasRight]

Hurray! Lazy Sunday and ive found my afternoon! Thank you for continuing this amazing channel!

[@donwagner8661]

This is why I never miss an episode 😊 thanks for all the hard work that went into this series! It must've been very time consuming but it definitely amazed. Keep up the great work!

[@tonydeluna8095]

Love these retro games and hard work that are put into them

[@Flamsterette]

Thanks for the upload! I've been waiting for this!

[@Bjorick]

Awww, this is my favorite game, and my birthday is on Wed - was hoping the final part would come out then lol

[@inrainbows1829]

Happy Bday fellow Aries Tuesday for me

[@Bjorick]

@@inrainbows1829 Happy birthday, mr April 9th :) good to know I'm not the only hot head around these parts

[@inrainbows1829]

@@Bjorick appreciate it And I'm definitely a hot head 😀

[@Bjorick]

@@inrainbows1829 like the mark of a werewolf, being an aries means you occasionally just... have to bitch about something - not sure about you but i basically see it as a curse :P Best to you man and hope you enjoy your birthday :)

[@inrainbows1829]

@@Bjorick me to a T

[@Knockout_Mouse]

My favorite part of your series is that you touch on deep concepts without spending a huge amount of time on them. For instance, I never heard about the negative floors before watching this, and I think you could have spent hours deep diving it, but it's not germane to the guide. It's just a teaser for people that want to go down that rabbit hole.

[@Eth3realwarrior]

Thank you I relived playing through almost 20 hours of work at work!

[@langchief4240]

Thank you for this series. FF2 was The Golden Goose in the day for SNES. Got it used in 94 from weekly mailed catalog of used games when I was a wee lad. I can’t remember the name of it. It wasn’t Funco is was another homie. Good luck finding a new Final Fantasy 2 box that game was hard to find. Your Dogs are great!

[@Waldimart]

I've enjoyed this journey quite a lot! Hooray for our Paladin, the mighty UCBVG!

[@neutraltral8757]

I'm truly glad that @UCanBeatVideoGames decided to climb Mt. Ordeals and become a Paladin. Before then when he was still Dark Knight UCBVG, he used to review obscure soap opera episodes from the 80s and 90s instead. It was painful to watch. ;)

[@RetroEvil341]

Ah one of my favorite SNES games 😁😁😊😊

[@d-fyant1925]

My favorite FF of all time. Played through it many many times. Thanks for uploading these vidz to honor a classic RPG that is dear to my heart.

[@charlessegale6493]

I *FINALLY* have some free time to watch the rest of this with my brother this week! Both of us love this game (it was the first mainline Final Fantasy I beat) and are excited to see it to the end. Even though we're only about an hour in, I already know from previous videos on this channel just how thorough these guides are. It's clear that you have a love and passion for these games, and it shines through! Thank you! And I'm eagerly awaiting the day you decide to cover Final Fantasy VI!

[@roberthiltz2741]

Every one of these awesome deep dives you’ve made for a game I always thought I had mastered, some new or obscure tricks or lore is presented to me. I always appreciate your (and your wife’s) enthusiasm and attention to detail with these classics that have shaped me into the gamer I am today! Thanks, I will patiently await the next subject

[@Starcat5]

My first RPG was the original FF on the NES. Sadly, I hadn't discovered "grinding" yet, so I was stonewalled at the Marsh Cave. FF "4" was a game I rented, but I couldn't get past the Lodestone Cave. Going in with weak, non-metal gear didn't occur to me until much later. The Dark Elf was truly my Arch-Enemy back then. It wasn't until FF "6" that I completed a game in this franchise during the era of its release.

[@myfirstseven8316]

Been waiting for this to drop! Great series, thank you so much. Now for the finale!

[@Delekhan]

Excellent series of videos. A LOT of work went into these, and it shows. Much gratitude and love to you! Thanks!

[@MrRynosori]

love the hard work you put into these vids!

[@MatrienMaru]

1:20:50 You got me with that "cheat code" line, lol. My ears perked up and then the "B A ... H A M U T" :)

[@t20sgrunt36]

Out of all the games I watched you beat, I think this was my favorite set of videos to watch. FF4 will always be one of my absolute favorites. Hopefully we see FF6 one day

[@jonlang6992]

Thank you for covering this game. It is still one of my favorites of all time.

[@hannes8835]

What an amazing story. Thank you very much for taking us on this journey and showing us everything. Your videos are incredible. Thanks for all of your and your wifes work and effort.

[@JacobWood]

I absolutely loved this game when I was younger. I think I've played through it at least three times. I have since lost nearly 100% of my vision and can't play classic RPGs like this anymore. But this very detailed, in-depth walkthrough really scratched that itch. It's like I was able to play through a favorite game again. I really appreciate what you're doing and the level of detail you provide. Thanks so much!

[@peterjanssen5901]

That was an epic journey. Thanks for the fun walkthrough

[@neutraltral8757]

@UCanBeatVideoGames - To reecho the sentiments of many of the other commentators here, thank you sincerely for all of the hard work put into this series. FFIV isn't flawless, but it is still my pick for favorite RPG of the ones I've played so far. I was pumped to see that you were covering it. Even though I can no longer be surprised by the plot development, I still find the story to be very meaningful and moving (and quite often amusing). The characters with their diverse personalities are endearing. Even though other games from the genre offered more flexibility, I like the balance they struck between the static job classes of the characters and the rotation of characters in and out of the party. Once again, thanks for all of the work, all of the thorough, well-presented information, and the entertaining commentary. Now... having counted at least a half-dozen Star Wars references during this series, I'm going to go rewatch some of the game coverage you did from that franchise to compare how many Final Fantasy references you made. 😆 P.S. When I went to fill in some tax forms a few weeks ago, the very first page of the system had the heading, "Let's get started!" I couldn't help but hear your catchphrase as I read it. Also coincidental, the commercial that played for me at the end of this video was for the upcoming movie "IF", and it starts with the line, "What if I told you..." Too bad the odds of dropping a pink tail aren't as high as the odds of that happening. 😅

[@michaelgoff4504]

Thanks a lot, and to your wife as well for all those really cool enemy stat cards. I really enjoyed this video, and it was a fun trip down memory lane for one of my favorite games. I had beaten the original Final Fantasy and however many Dragon Warrior games were out in the U.S. by then, but FF2(4) was by far better than any other RPG I had played so far. The scene where Tellah died was the first time I cried while playing a video game. This is really the game that kickstarted my lifelong love for the Final Fantasy series. At one point, I decided to try to level every character up to level 99. Unfortunately, due to some problems with the battery backup on the physical cartridge, after a few years my game would periodically erase all of its saved data. I managed to get Dark Knight Cecil to Lv. 99 with many, many hours of grinding on the Peninsula of Power. I tried with Edward, but I lost my save data twice, both times when he was around level 60. I managed to get Meteo for Rydia when she was still a child. It was pretty funny to have her casually cast Meteo, and then later having it be a critical plot point for Tellah. One of my fan theories is that the developers originally planned to have Edward, Yang, Cid, Palom, and Porom all be playable characters at the end, so that you could swap them out like in FF6. Why else would they all make miraculous recoveries at the Giant of Bab-il? Why would Palom and Porom be able to learn all spells? Why would Edward's stats skyrocket after level 70? I'd be curious if anyone can confirm this. It is also my suspicion that the original FF4, which was supposed to be for the Famicom, was not really cancelled but rather upgraded to Super Famicom and became the game we know as FF5; hence FF5 feels more like FF3 than like FF4.

[@MikaelaBlake]

Thank you soooo much for doing this FF!! This was my favorite game as a teenager and the nostalgia hit me strong watching your vids.

[@yunieskyacosta4134]

I wanna personally thank you and your wife, i have been waiting for all 4 parts, and i must say this one is your best work yet, this game is still my favorite of all FF games, awesome work!!

[@peosea]

Man, once again I salute the insane work and quality you put in your videos. Awesome as always

[@djkdrums88]

I LOVE the commentary. Thank you for your talents!!

[@maxstone9999]

I love your humor! Its not over done at all but man it sings when it sings. Lmao yangs wife will be happy to see him indeed!!

[@lmj2k]

I don’t know if it’s something used for a certain version of the game, but a strat I’ve seen speed runners use in Final Fantasy IV: Free Enterprise (the randomizer version of this game) for the Plague fight is to berserk their melee fighters. I think it’s a glitch that essentially makes it to where the berserked players will always get a turn before the death counter reaches zero.

[@danielwright6897]

Your videos are so incredible. I really enjoy them all. This one was a massive part of my childhood rpg experience. Me and brother spent hundreds of hours mastering this one. His favorite was 8, but I always liked the story of this game more than all the others.

[@stevel935]

That PinkPuff battle just blew my mind. I've played through this game over and over and never seen that.

[@xenxander]

I used to farm arrows from the 'Kary' enemy. it's how to build up the Artimis arrows.

[@kevinbeiswanger1745]

Bro it was my 1st true rpg as well and your ending comments were on point. Such an awesome game thanks for sharing all the secrets I've missed over the years!

[@Darth_Nerd]

Okay so i went back and found the milestones i was looking for: First Kylo appearance was Ghost and Goblins First Mance appearance was Cobra Triangle Super tiny Mance puppy power!

[@neutraltral8757]

First reference of punching Nazis dozens of times in the groin was Bionic Commando. 😆

[@jasoneverett]

Just discovered your channel. The amount of work you put into these videos is insane. Also, don't take it the wrong way, but I've found your videos pull double duty/ If I am having a hard time falling asleep, I put one on. Maybe the nostalgia relaxes me?

[@LizSama]

What a ride! Thanks for making this video, it really took me back and now I feel like playing FFIV again!

[@kingsun7530]

Thank you so much for your work my guy !!!!

[@Percsandperks]

You're a legend! I know it's an insane amount of work but I hope we see more rpgs on your channel. The Dragon Quest and Final Fantasy videos are my favorites.

[@eldebo99]

Rosa (after being told to stay behind): "I've trained for the Fra Mauro highlands. And this... is *flight surgeon horsesxxt*, Cecil!"

[@dtcoas]

This series was EPIC! Thank you very much.

[@kainwallace9670]

My all-time favorite rpg from any platform, thank you for this series, truly amazing. I'm sure you have a list of games you're going to do videos on, but may I suggest The Secret of Mana, my 2nd favorite rpg of the snes platform . The battle sytem is so fun and the story is awesome. Thank you for your videos.

[@centroproiv5614]

So many details man. I need to play this again.

[@sukmykrok3388]

37:05 It's his duadenum.

[@neutraltral8757]

Squit: "What the coo's a duodenum?" Me: _hoping someone in this nostalgic 90's crowd gets this reference_ 😅

[@solidus3168]

Brought back so many memories. I used to have game genie codes memorized!

[@ZaerdinGaming]

"We were heading towards the robot's crotch so ask yourself what this missile shaped room might be." "As you can see, the robot remains erect, so if we want to take it down, we need to delve deeper." I died and never noticed this. I've beaten the game so many times, too.

[@jeremygriffin620]

My favorite video game. I recall watching my cousin Courtney beat it, when we went to visit her in Tennessee. That set my course to loving FF games. Thanks to YCBVG and his dear wife.

[@imshinycaptain]

Ngl that ending cut scene in the final battle when your party is being revived and cured chokes me up a little.

[@shane3478]

It wasn't my first rpg...but it was the first that made me fall in love with the genre. It has a special part in my childhood

[@RikipediaGO]

Masamune, like many Japanese words is best pronounced by breaking it up into syllables per vowel, so Ma-sa-mu-ne. The sword is named after a famed blacksmith from the 13-14th century. I love your videos and I know it can be difficult to know that this is even a historical Japanese name being used for a sword, but it is a name that gets used in a lot of fiction and games for swords and characters so I hope that this can help you in the future

[@MARK111174]

First time I played this, I was blown away

[@glennthistle3499]

Yesssss finally. Thank you❤ I love this and final fantasy 6 as the best.

[@user-mz1nl1vk4t]

Thanks for finishing this one

[@br2134]

These videos are my favorite way of re-experiencing these classic games. I really hope you eventually do FF6, Chrono Trigger, Illusion of Gaia, Secret of Mana, and more

[@Northernaspect]

This music takes me back to when I was a kid watching my brothers play this game and mystic quest…. I loved them then and I do now still squaresoft has been a huge part of my life

[@ChairmanMeow1]

I think this might be the most well-edited, best-presented, most thorough, and most complete guide for a JRPG Ive ever seen.

[@Insane-Howl-Cowl]

The climactic final battles! I've been excited to see this, but also afraid to see it end.

[@edparadis4371]

great job with this one.. well done.

[@redbeard3574]

When I was a kid, I briefly played Dragon Warrior and Final Fantasy 1, but I didn't progress very far in those games. It wasn't because of their high difficulty, rather, it was because they never gave me a reason to care. Final Fantasy 2(4), on the other hand, was the first RPG I ever played that had memorable characters and a good story. It has its flaws, but it will always be a special game for me because it was the first RPG that made me care. Thank you very much for making these videos! Major props to your wife for making those "monster-dex" entries!

[@greyfox37]

FF4 is my absolute favorite and always will be. I first played it in middle school when it got released with Chrono Trigger, my fav jRPG, on the PS1. Advance was awesome with its bonuatuuree e 3D mix was great too

[@omensoffate]

You should be really proud of this one man. Outstanding commentary.

[@zevin_actionman]

Bravo! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Your love for this game really shows. Well done. 👍🏻 And I learned a thing or two. This game has a special place in my mind and heart as well.

[@bcrooks3456]

Nice! Loved that game as a kid. In my mind I always thought tgat the moon flew off and became Mars for some reason though!

[@kingsun7530]

Awesome work my guy tysm

[@lloydlineske2642]

Thank you for this. One of the most instrumental games in my life. Made me fall in love with RPGs even more. I had played and beat FF and Dragon Warrior but RPGs wasn't my jam until this changed everything.

[@duranddurand6394]

At 22:16 , Rydia's magic is at 210mp, and at 22:53 it's at 185mp. I asked around about the glitch, and it turns out that in the US release of the game, the Sylph cost is free whenever Rydia isn't in the middle party slot. It was free when the glitch was originally pointed out because she was in the 2nd slot from the top, rather than the middle. Very weird stuff. Thanks to the Final Fantasy: Free Enterprise community for helping me understand this (Wylem specifically looked into the code). Also really interesting how these ideas of how to do the glitch got around. I used to hear that you needed a specific party formation at end-game to get the glitch to work before learning how it really works.

[@SwiftSmashGamingZone]

Another 🔥🔥🔥 walkthrough!!!

[@hamburgers140]

I love this game so much, I've been on the fence about watching these videos right away because I want to play through it again myself first! Of course I've cleared it numerous times in my life so I can't really be "spoiled", but it's still exciting to faces all the challenges again myself. Still, the content is too good to pass up!

[@dembrygaming]

Man talk about a classic. Amazing video! The way you do your videos makes it really easy to follow. As a fellow content creator. I have allot to learn, take notes people. This guys videos are legendary. Hard work for sure. Ff4 is in my top 5 of best games, also my second best final fantasy. My no1 is ff6

[@stevenvandevort781]

This series has been fantastic. Thank you.

[@BLAFGAFLRETURNS]

You are awesome at explaining the tech behind stuff, however, I'm adding an input that might be useful. In Hard Mode and the later variants, there's an item that can be dropped by most enemies as an incredibly rare drop, in the PS1 and GBA versions, it's called "Golden Apple" and it allows you to increase the Max HP of a character, all the way up until 9999, that was most likely intended for the Bomb summon and might be why it's based upon HP, as that would make sense for an intended method. Just a tidbit I figured I'd add after I got to the Bomb summon section, keep it up, I love watching these. 😁

[@dydzdk]

Thank you!

[@sleepydragonzarinthal3533]

Grinding for cabins was my jam. Cant beat a boss? Fight monsters near save!