Final Fantasy IV

Final Fantasy IV
Developer(s)	Square, Matrix Software (DS)
Publisher(s)	Square Square Enix
Distributor(s)	Wii Virtual Console
Release date(s)	Release dates 1991-2017 SNES  July 19, 1991  November 23, 1991 PlayStation  March 21, 1997 WonderSwan Color  March 29, 2002 Game Boy Advance  December 12, 2005  December 15, 2005  February 23, 2006  June 2, 2006 Nintendo DS  December 20, 2007  July 22, 2008  September 4, 2008  September 5, 2008 Wii Virtual Console  August 4, 2009  March 8, 2010 PlayStation Portable  March 24, 2011  April 19, 2011  April 22, 2011 iOS  December 20, 2012 Android  June 3, 2013 Steam  September 17, 2014 Wii U  May 14, 2016 Nintendo 3DS  August 23, 2017
Genre(s)	RPG
System(s)	SNES, PlayStation, WonderSwan Color, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS, Wii, Steam, PSP, Android, iOS
Players	1-2
Rating(s)	ESRB: Everyone ESRB: Everyone 10+ (DS) CERO: All ages (DS)
Preceded by	Final Fantasy III
Followed by	Final Fantasy V
Series	Final Fantasy
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Final Fantasy IV (known as Final Fantasy II when first released in the US) is the fourth game in the Final Fantasy series. The plot follows the quest of Cecil, as he seeks to recover the magic crystals in order to save the world from the evil that seeks to destroy it. It was first released on the SNES in 1991. Critics complained that the poor translation of the English SNES version coupled with the less challenging gameplay made it inferior to the Japanese original.

It has since been re-released in the PlayStation compilations Final Fantasy Chronicles and Final Fantasy Collection, on the Game Boy Advance as Final Fantasy IV Advance, and on the PSP as Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection. A Nintendo DS remake has also been released, featuring 3D graphics and additional content.

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  SNES version

Table of Contents

Getting Started

• Controls
• Characters

Equipment

• Weapons
• Armors
• Advance equipment
• Items (remakes)
• Items (original)
• Augments (DS only)

Magic

• White magic
• Black magic
• Call magic
• Ninja magic
• Twin magic

Walkthrough

1. Beginning to Kaipo
2. Watery Pass & Antlion
3. Mt. Hobs to Fabul
4. Mt. Ordeals
5. Return to Baron
6. Toroia and the Dark Elf
7. Tower of Zot to the Underground
8. Tower of Babil
9. Tower of Babil - Part 2
10. Sealed Cave
11. To The Moon
12. Giant of Babil
13. Lunar Subterranean
14. The Final Battle

Sidequests

• Cave of Monsters
• Sylph Cave
• Excalibur Sword
• Odin
• Bahamut

Enemies

• Enemies
• Bosses

Appendices

• Locations
• Cheats and Secrets
• Nintendo DS changes

editFinal Fantasy series

Final Fantasy · II · III · IV · V · VI · VII · VIII · IX · X · XI · XII · XIII · XIV (A Realm Reborn) · XV · XVI

Direct sequels: IV: The After Years · X-2

Remakes: Final Fantasy VII Remake ·

FF7 Compilation: Before Crisis · Dirge of Cerberus · Dirge of Cerberus Lost Episode · Crisis Core

FF12 Ivalice Alliance: Vagrant Story · Revenant Wings

Gaiden sub-series: The 4 Heroes of Light · Bravely Default · Bravely Second: End Layer · Bravely Default II

Legends: Dimensions · Dimensions II · Crystal of Dimensions

Brave Exvius: Brave Exvius · War of the Visions

Fighting games: Dissidia · Dissidia 012 [duodecim] · Dissidia NT

Rhythm games: Theatrhythm · Curtain Call

Others: Mystic Quest · Airborne Brigade · Explorers

Compilations: Final Fantasy I-II · I & II: Dawn of Souls · Origins · Chronicles · Anthology · IV: The Complete Collection

Sub-series: Crystal Chronicles · Tactics · Fabula Nova Crystallis Final Fantasy XIII