I just loaded up the PS1 version to check his dialogue out of curiosity, and he said "How wonderful! The power of water has revived! I am sure the land will likewise regain its former glory." Judging by the dialogue, he probably says something else before the Kraken is defeated. Also, when I was trying to talk to him, that _one_ NPC tried to block the bridge to keep me from getting there.

Is the table available to get the fight numbers for other rare enemies and rare enemy group formations?

@@e2theeyepie I don't know. I know a web page that has a lot of game mechanics from the game, and one of the things it has is an encounter table that tells you which enemy group (up to 8 groups per area) appears at which moment. I do not know, however, in which group every enemy belongs to, other than Kyzokus (group 3). I know the Warmech belongs to group 7 only because is the only group with a "12/256" (4.7%) chance to appear. I found that encounter table, along with A LOT of mechanics from the game, searching "final fantasy nes mechanics" in any browser. The first page's title should be: Final Fantasy - Game Mechanics Guide - NES - By AstralEsper That's were I found the table. All the way down in section VI (Battle Section). Maybe there's a web page that has every single enemy's group somewere, but I couldn't found it myself (Sorry). You can always boot up your NES/EMU and start to get random encounter while you check the table, and once you find the enemy you wanter, remember in which group belongs and that's it.

Can I just point out how simple of a concept Warmech is in the grand scheme of things? As the series progressed further and further away from traditional fantasy and into futuristic steampunk Orwellian societies, the idea of a bloodthirsty killer android armed with rocket launchers and machines guns being an optional boss in this world full of magic, witchcraft and sorcery is just a hilarious concept to me. I think we dont even discover Space Travel until Final Fantasy IV.

Depending on your perspective he was either incredibly lucky or incredibly unlucky.

@@ScykohPlays Judging by the end result, I'd say unlucky.

@@ScykohPlays He was crasy lucky and infinitly unlucky in the same time.

@@KnightofFunnyJunk It can seem strange if your concept of Fantasy doesn't extend beyond the European Dark Ages, where little technological advancements were being achieved. Sure, Final Fantasy eventually began to integrate more sci-fi style plots in later games, but Final Fantasy is not a "swords and sorcery" meets "Spaceships and lasers" future fantasy concept like you seem to think. Final Fantasy (NES/MSX) came out a year after Laputa: Castle in the Sky, an anime film where an ancient society built robots and a castle that could fly. Their society possessed technology beyond what we had, and then the society eventually crumbled and was forgotten. This is almost certainly where the Sky Fortress concept containing computers, robots, and a mechanized nuclear-powered war machine (Warmech) came from. So it's not "mixing future and past", it's simply integrating and sensationalizing the fantasy concept of ancient civilizations possessing advanced tech....a concept that isn't so far removed from reality when you look at stuff like the pyramids, Roman and Greek automata, the Baghdad Battery, the Antikythera mechanism, Archimedes' parabolic reflector (Heat Ray) and many other advanced creations from thousands of years ago that were way ahead of their time. TL;DR Final Fantasy is not about mixing future and past. It's sensationalizing the advanced technology of the ancients.

Sometimes, when I play FF1, I grind on WarMECH for xp.

​@@SirLukedatgoathe spawn again even after you killed one time?

I got FF7 when it first came out when i was 11 years old and i actually dropped the controller when i saw Emerald Weapon swimming around. I said out loud "IM FIGHTING THAT???"

@@KHayes666 I got so tilted. That I started a new file. To prepare better.

50 is max

It doesn't push grinding, at least not a lot.

Game prioritizes good equipment and spells over levels. That includes the items you can actually use in battle. Also Black Belt is meta af lol Heck, with some good luck and strats, you could even beat the Ice Cave and get the Airship before beating Gurgu Volcano.

Not only that but Chaos is significantly easier. WarMech only has two attacks and both are devastating whereas Chaos uses elemental and status attacks that are negated by ribbons and dragon armor. If you use the exact same strategy for WarMech (casting Fast on everyone), Chaos is a breeze

He did the original Paper Mario if you are interested.

@@jond9406 i know, that's why i asked for TTYD...

Yes :) I know when I'll be doing it. It won't be an enormously long time away from now, but it's not really soon either.

@@ScykohPlays thank you so much for replying!! even if you wouldn't do one, it's nice to know. but also... YAAAY!!! paper mario TTYD is one of my all time favorite games ever. i will be patiently waiting for the big day! also was just rewatching your paper mario 64 playthrough