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Final Fantasy Mystic Quest Strategy Guidebook
Soft, Square and DNP U.S.A. 1992. “Final Fantasy Mystic Quest Strategy Guidebook.” Final Fantasy Mystic Quest Strategy Guidebook (80 pp.). DNP U.S.A.
- Cite as
Final Fantasy Mystic Quest official guide- Original
- https://archive.org/details/final-fantasy-mystic-quest-strategy-guide
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c60c24d03c8453fe653e9c1775f5ecca40368a3089d25e4d1e88bcf2b277cd2b- Archived
- https://archive.org/download/final-fantasy-mystic-quest-strategy-guide/Final%20Fantasy%20Mystic%20Quest%20Strategy%20Guide_djvu.xml
- Accessed
- 2026-11-08
- Licence
- © 1992 Square Co., Ltd.; scan hosted by the Internet Archive
- Credit
- Square Soft and DNP U.S.A.; the scan is the Internet Archive item "final-fantasy-mystic-quest-strategy-guide", whose OCR text is the Internet Archive's. The guide's staff page lists Chihiro Fujioka (story), Kouzi Ide (direction), and the rest of the game's development staff.
- Notes
- The official 80-page strategy guidebook sold with the US game (the Ogopogo Examiner, Fall 1992, calls it "a free full color, 80-page strategy guide book, published by DNP U.S.A."). It walks through each area and numbers the optional battlefields "BATTLEFIELD -1-" through "-20-", giving each one's reward, but never gives a battlefield a place name. A second scan of the same guide is the Internet Archive item "FinalFantasyMysticQuestStrategyGuidebookrescanned". Kind is guide; it is an official publisher document, useful for what the game's makers said the battlefields held. Pin is the item's DjVu XML; printed pages are 2 less than the scan's object number.
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