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{{Game
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|title=Golden Sun: The Lost Age
|title=Golden Sun: The Lost Age
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|developer=[[Camelot Software Planning]]
|publisher=[[Nintendo]]
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|players=1-2
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|modes=[[Single player]], [[Multiplayer]]
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'''Golden Sun: The Lost Age''' is an [[RPG]] and the sequel to the successful and highly popular [[Golden Sun]]. The story picks up where the original left off (which ended with a cliffhanger). To best understand the game, playing the original Golden Sun first is recommended.
'''Golden Sun: The Lost Age''' is an [[RPG]] and the sequel to the successful and highly popular [[Golden Sun]]. The story picks up where the original left off (which ended with a cliffhanger). To best understand the game, playing the original Golden Sun first is recommended.


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The main character is Felix in the game. This is ironic because the player will be controlling characters who were considered villains in the original. The party includes unique characters with lengthy back stories. It's ranked highly by many review sites and magazines.
 
The main character is Felix in the game. This is ironic because the player will be controlling characters who were considered villains in the original. The party includes unique characters with lengthy back stories. It's ranked highly by many review sites and magazines.  


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Golden Sun: The Lost Age | Table of Contents | Gameplay | Walkthrough

Table of Contents

Gameplay
Side-quests
Appendices
Walkthrough
  1. Prologue
  2. Venus Lighthouse
  3. Suhulla Gate
  4. Idejima
  5. Daila
  6. Kandorean Temple
  7. Shrine of the Sea God
  8. Dehkan Plateau
  9. East Indra Shore
  10. Indra Cavern
  11. Madra
  12. Madra Catacombs
  13. Madra Drawbridge
  14. Osenia Cliffs
  15. Mikasalla
  16. Air's Rock
  17. Garoh
  18. Yampi Desert
  19. Alhafra
  20. Eastern Alhafra
  21. Gondowan Cliffs
  22. Naribwe
  23. Kibombo Mountains
  24. Kibombo
  25. Gabomba Statue
  26. Madra Revisited
  27. Lemurian Ship
  28. Gabomba Catacombs
  29. Shrine of the Sea God Revisited
  30. Yallam
  31. Taopo Swamp
  32. Apojii Islands
  33. Aqua Rock
  34. Tundaria Tower
  35. Izumo
  36. Gaia Rock
  37. Alhafra Revisited
  38. Champa
  39. Ankohl Ruins
  40. Sea of Time
  41. Lemuria
  42. The Western Sea
  43. Shaman Village
  44. Trial Road
  45. Atteka Inlet
  46. Contigo
  47. Jupiter Lighthouse
  48. Contigo Revisited
  49. Magma Rock
  50. Loho
  51. Northern Reaches
  52. Prox
  53. Mars Lighthouse, Part 1
  54. Mars Lighthouse, Part 2
Box artwork for Golden Sun: The Lost Age.
Box artwork for Golden Sun: The Lost Age.
Golden Sun: The Lost Age
Developer(s)Camelot Software Planning
Publisher(s)Nintendo
Year released2002
System(s)Game Boy Advance, Wii U
Preceded byGolden Sun
Followed byGolden Sun: Dark Dawn
SeriesGolden Sun
Genre(s)RPG
Players1-2
ModesSingle player, Multiplayer
Rating(s)ESRB EveryonePEGI Ages 3+
LinksGolden Sun: The Lost Age ChannelSearchSearch
Independent wikis with more information:
Golden Sun Universe (en)

Golden Sun: The Lost Age is an RPG and the sequel to the successful and highly popular Golden Sun. The story picks up where the original left off (which ended with a cliffhanger). To best understand the game, playing the original Golden Sun first is recommended.

The main character is Felix in the game. This is ironic because the player will be controlling characters who were considered villains in the original. The party includes unique characters with lengthy back stories. It's ranked highly by many review sites and magazines.

Table of Contents

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Gameplay
Side-quests
Appendices
Walkthrough
  1. Prologue
  2. Venus Lighthouse
  3. Suhulla Gate
  4. Idejima
  5. Daila
  6. Kandorean Temple
  7. Shrine of the Sea God
  8. Dehkan Plateau
  9. East Indra Shore
  10. Indra Cavern
  11. Madra
  12. Madra Catacombs
  13. Madra Drawbridge
  14. Osenia Cliffs
  15. Mikasalla
  16. Air's Rock
  17. Garoh
  18. Yampi Desert
  19. Alhafra
  20. Eastern Alhafra
  21. Gondowan Cliffs
  22. Naribwe
  23. Kibombo Mountains
  24. Kibombo
  25. Gabomba Statue
  26. Madra Revisited
  27. Lemurian Ship
  28. Gabomba Catacombs
  29. Shrine of the Sea God Revisited
  30. Yallam
  31. Taopo Swamp
  32. Apojii Islands
  33. Aqua Rock
  34. Tundaria Tower
  35. Izumo
  36. Gaia Rock
  37. Alhafra Revisited
  38. Champa
  39. Ankohl Ruins
  40. Sea of Time
  41. Lemuria
  42. The Western Sea
  43. Shaman Village
  44. Trial Road
  45. Atteka Inlet
  46. Contigo
  47. Jupiter Lighthouse
  48. Contigo Revisited
  49. Magma Rock
  50. Loho
  51. Northern Reaches
  52. Prox
  53. Mars Lighthouse, Part 1
  54. Mars Lighthouse, Part 2
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