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==Culex sidequest== | |||
{{sidebar|width=150px|float=right|contents=[[Squaresoft]], the company that co-produced Super Mario RPG, is also the producer of the {{c|Final Fantasy|Final Fantasy series}}, thus the appearance of Culex.}} | |||
Using the "Shiny Stone" on the sealed door in Monstro Town reveals a hidden boss named Culex. Contrary to popular belief, the Culex character is not from any particular Final Fantasy game and instead simply represents a sort of generic "Final Fantasy-ish" boss. | Using the "Shiny Stone" on the sealed door in Monstro Town reveals a hidden boss named Culex. Contrary to popular belief, the Culex character is not from any particular Final Fantasy game and instead simply represents a sort of generic "Final Fantasy-ish" boss. | ||
The Earth, Wind, Fire, and Water Crystals that accompany him originally appeared in both [[Final Fantasy IV]] and [[Final Fantasy V]]. During the fight with Culex, the Final Fantasy IV boss music plays in the background. When Culex is killed, the original [[Final Fantasy]] | The Earth, Wind, Fire, and Water Crystals that accompany him originally appeared in both [[Final Fantasy IV]] and [[Final Fantasy V]]. During the fight with Culex, the Final Fantasy IV boss music plays in the background. When Culex is killed, the original [[Final Fantasy]] "victory fanfare" plays, and the Final Fantasy "introduction" music plays during Culex's conversation in the overworld. | ||
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Image:Culex with party.jpg|Culex with Earth, Wind, Fire, and Water Crystals. | |||
Image:Culex Mario RPG.jpg|Close up of Culex. | |||
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Revision as of 11:00, 8 March 2009
Culex sidequest
Using the "Shiny Stone" on the sealed door in Monstro Town reveals a hidden boss named Culex. Contrary to popular belief, the Culex character is not from any particular Final Fantasy game and instead simply represents a sort of generic "Final Fantasy-ish" boss.
The Earth, Wind, Fire, and Water Crystals that accompany him originally appeared in both Final Fantasy IV and Final Fantasy V. During the fight with Culex, the Final Fantasy IV boss music plays in the background. When Culex is killed, the original Final Fantasy "victory fanfare" plays, and the Final Fantasy "introduction" music plays during Culex's conversation in the overworld.
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Culex with Earth, Wind, Fire, and Water Crystals.
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Close up of Culex.