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Revision as of 14:00, 17 October 2020
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Golden Sun is the story of a group of teens thrust into a quest to save the world from the plot to unleash the power of Alchemy. It was followed by Golden Sun: The Lost Age, also for the Game Boy Advance.
The main story-line of Golden Sun centres around Isaac's quest to stop a group of thieves from lighting the four elemental lighthouses. Throughout his journey, Isaac meets new friends and gains new powers, making his party stronger. Golden Sun is unique among Game Boy RPGs in that there are complex character histories for every major character in the game and hidden connections between almost everything.
Table of Contents
- Vale
- Sol Sanctum
- Vault
- Goma Cave
- Bilibin
- Kolima
- Kolima Forest
- Bilibin Cave
- Imil
- Mercury Lighthouse
- Fuchin Temple
- Mogall Forest
- Xian
- Alpine Crossing
- Altin
- Altin Peak
- Lama Temple
- Lamakan Desert
- Kalay
- Tolbi-bound Ship
- Tolbi
- Altmiller Cave
- Colosso Tournament
- Gondowan Passage/Caves
- Suhalla
- Suhalla Desert
- Lalivero
- Babi Lighthouse
- Venus Lighthouse
- Venus Lighthouse Aerie
Optional areas
Golden Sun series