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** ''Maxima'' adds a few items on the Rumour Radar to inform players of new content. [[spoiler:One of these items is fragments of conversation the real Reynn and Lann are having outside of Grymoire.]]

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** ''Maxima'' adds a few items on new secret ending showing [[spoiler:Lann, now wearing a tattered black cloak and much moodier than before, in a dark and desolate world, and he's imprismed a Diabolos using chains oddly similar to the Rumour Radar to inform players of new content. [[spoiler:One of these items is fragments of conversation ones the real Reynn Federation used to imprism ''their'' Mirages. He also repeatedly refers to "Sis", but it's unclear if he's referring to Hauyn or Reynn, because he's alone and Lann are having outside is wearing both his own and Reynn's gauntlets, begging the question of Grymoire.what's happened to Reynn.]]
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* MagikarpPower: Many Mirages take a lot of level grinding to max out, but in the end it's worth it. Special mention to the iconic trio of Ifrit, Shiva, and Ramuh -- their non-unique forms will need to be grinded up to Level 80 or higher to max out all their boards, and their sync rating will suffer since they have alternate forms that can't be unlocked for transfiguration until the post-game bonus dungeons. But if you stick it out with them, you get Mirages with high stats, powerful abilities, and can be transfigured into different sizes to easily fit into any stack.
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* DiscardAndDraw: Several Mirages (most prominently the Pleiad's Seven, save for Bahamut) can be acquired both as storyline-specific incarnations, and as generic Mirages. The storyline-specific ones cannot be transfigured into their alternate forms, restricting their use in stacks to their base form. However, they have a single Mirage board with just as many spaces on it as the combined boards of their generic counterparts (give or take), and may be able learn abilities that the generic ones cannot. They also have the advantage of their Mirage boards being easier to master, since you don't need to acquire any Mementos or achieve a minimum level, as generic Mirages to be transfigured and unlock their full potential.
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** With the Coliseum DLC (or the ''Maxima'' version that includes them all for free) for them, you can battle many powerful Mirages as soon as you visit the Coliseum, and with some luck you can successfully imprism them and get a serious leg up at that point in the game.
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** Saronia is loaded with allusions to Dragoons across the series -- the Dragoon statues on the walls resemble the DS Dragoon designs of ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyIII'', artwork on the wall depicts [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyIV Kain]], and the central columns of the throne room hold spears from ''XIV'', ''IV'', ''XIII'', and ''VII''. This is all because in ''III'', Saronia was where players fought the Garuda, a difficult boss that was much easier with a party of Dragoons. Speaking of which, the birds behind the throne depict the Garuda in the same pose as its sprite in ''III''.
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* SuperDeformed: The game plays with this. Your two main characters, Reynn and Lann, can switch freely between "Jiant" form (more realistic human proportions) and "Lilikin" form (super-deformed chibi look reminiscent of the sprites from previous games) and doing so affects what monsters they can use in battle using the "stack" mechanic. Meanwhile, returning characters from past ''Final Fantasy'' installments appear in Lilikin form, whie their enemies, the Bahamutian Federation, are all Jiants.
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* StarterMon: Tama is your first Mirage. She's a [[OriginalGeneration unique design]] instead of being a classic FF monster, and she can't evolve until certain story events. And while you can take her out of your party, she remains an important character in cutscenes.
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* LeaningTowerOfMooks: One of the main mechanics of the game, in which both the player and enemies can attack in stacks, which possess the combined stats and abilities of the component monsters. Both the player’s and enemy’s stacks can be knocked off balance and even toppled as they take damage; some attacks are designed specifically to do this. There are also items and abilities that can restore stability to an unstable stack.
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* {{Deconstruction}}: Of typical MonsSeries games. [[spoiler: Summoning ancient beings of unfathomable power which have their own agendas and refuse to play along with the teenage summoners ends poorly -- for everyone.]]

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* {{Deconstruction}}: Of typical MonsSeries games. [[spoiler: In a typical {{Mons}} game summoning some ancient being of pure power would be just something you do by the end of the game, usually as part of the main plot and definitely part of the postgame. Summoning some flavor of Bahamut would be downright ''expected'' in this game by series fans, especially by the end of the game. However, it turns out that summoning ancient beings of unfathomable power which have their own agendas and refuse to play along with the teenage summoners ends poorly -- for everyone.]]
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* {{Deconstruction}}: Of typical MonsSeries games. [[spoiler: Summoning ancient beings of unfathomable power which have their own agendas and refuse to play along with the teenage summoners ends poorly -- for everyone.]]
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** ([[VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIII XIII]]): Lightning[[note]]Based on her appearance from ''VideoGame/LightningReturnsFinalFantasyXIII''[[/note]], Chocolina, Snow Villiers, Serah Farron[[note]]Based on her appearance from ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIII2''[[/note]] (''Maxima'')

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** ([[VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIII XIII]]): Lightning[[note]]Based on her appearance from ''VideoGame/LightningReturnsFinalFantasyXIII''[[/note]], ''VideoGame/LightningReturnsFinalFantasyXIII''. Amusingly, the true ending montage features her original ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIII'' appearance[[/note]], Chocolina, Snow Villiers, Serah Farron[[note]]Based on her appearance from ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIII2''[[/note]] (''Maxima'')
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* ThemeTuneCameo / ThemeMusicPowerUp: Using a [[LimitBreak Champion Summon]] temporarily changes the current battle theme to a remix of a past FF song depending on who you summoned. Such as the Warrior of Light's summoning being backed by a [[ThePowerOfRock Rock Remix]] of the original Battle Theme from ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyI''.

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* ThemeTuneCameo / ThemeMusicPowerUp: Using a [[LimitBreak Champion Summon]] temporarily changes the current battle theme to a remix of a past FF song depending on who you summoned. Such as the Warrior of Light's summoning being backed by a [[ThePowerOfRock Rock Remix]] of the original Battle Theme from ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyI''.

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* FinalDeath: Thresholds suppress Tama's resurrection powers, so if you die while in one, you're done.


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* {{Permadeath}}: Thresholds suppress Tama's resurrection powers, so if you die while in one, you're done.
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** ([[VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII VII]]): Cloud Strife, Tifa Lockhart[[note]]Based on her appearance from ''VideoGame/CrisisCoreFinalFantasyVII''[[/note]], Shelke the Transparent, Sephiroth (DLC), Zack Fair (''Maxima'')

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** ([[VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII VII]]): Cloud Strife, Tifa Lockhart[[note]]Based on her appearance from ''VideoGame/CrisisCoreFinalFantasyVII''[[/note]], ''VideoGame/CrisisCore''[[/note]], Shelke the Transparent, Sephiroth (DLC), Zack Fair (''Maxima'')
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* FunWithAcronyms: Ghidra's description states that its name is '''not''' short for '''G'''reg the '''H'''uge and '''I'''ndustrially '''D'''esigned '''R'''oasting '''A'''pparatus.
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* MoneySpider: After defeating the first Bahamutian Commander and his Giant Goblin, after commenting on stocking up on healing items, Reynn wonders why Mirages carry so much cash, in which Tama handwaves that [[AWizardDidIt Enna Kros was involved]].
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*** Now likely subverted in ''Maxima'', [[spoiler:which adds a controllable Hauyn to the overworld post-game and more openly implies that she has indeed taken command of the party. She also does not participate in battle, which matches up with her more support-oriented role.]]
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* RedOniBlueOni: The twin protagonists, Lann and Reynn. Lann is wearing blue but really focusing on fighting and rather BookDumb. While his sister, Reynn is wearing red but focusing on the enemy's weakness before attacking and rather [[WomenAreWiser Smart]].
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* AwesomeButImpractical: Most of the XL size Mirages are cool, but are generally inferior to the stacks that usually comprise the party.

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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar:
** Although Sherlotta refuses to tell why she can turn into a cat, she does mention that "cats get around", while facing the screen suspiciously. Cue the twins having a sweat drop in the background.
** The Undead Princess mentions that her deep-seated grudge is "great for her hex life, but sometimes the magic just isn't there even when it should be." It probably says something that she [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyCrystalChronicles shares an origin]] with Sherlotta.
** Reynn to the Cactuar Conductor: "Your sass is grass!"
** Tidus tells Yuna that "There's this thing about guys..." Yuna questions what he's talking about and then immediately thinks better of it.

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%% * GettingCrapPastTheRadar:
** Although Sherlotta refuses
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** The Undead Princess mentions that her deep-seated grudge is "great for her hex life, but sometimes
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** Reynn
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** Tidus tells Yuna that "There's this thing about guys..." Yuna questions what he's talking about and then immediately thinks better of it.
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* HeroicMime: Not the protagonists, but Sora (and Sephiroth, although he doesn't qualify as "heroic"), when summoned, is TheVoiceless. Presumably, it's because hiring their voice actors for cameos would be pricey, and reusing dialogue from past games wouldn't fit the situation.

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* HeroicMime: Not the protagonists, but Sora Sora[[note]]English version only[[/note]] (and Sephiroth, although he doesn't qualify as "heroic"), when summoned, is TheVoiceless. Presumably, it's because hiring their voice actors for cameos would be pricey, and reusing dialogue from past games wouldn't fit the situation.



* TheVoiceless: Sora is this among the game's summons. Justified because it would involve legal issues with ''Disney'', and that Haley Joel Osmont would be leagues more expensive to cast than any other character.

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* TheVoiceless: Sora is this among the game's summons. Justified because it would involve legal issues with ''Disney'', and that Haley Joel Osmont Osment would be leagues more expensive to cast than any other character.[[note]]This only applies to the English version, anyway, as he ''is'' voiced in the Japanese version.[[/note]]
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* TheSouthpaw: Reynn and Lann wield their weaponry in their left hands.

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* EverythingIsBetterWithPrincesses: The game has a number of princesses, including Princess Serah, Faris[[note]]Who is secretly a princess in [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyV her original game]][[/note]], the Undead Princess, the Princess Goblin, and the Princess Flan[[note]]who is depicted as a SlimeGirl instead of a BlobMonster this time around[[/note]]. [[spoiler:Also, as Lusse Farna is described as the "Queen of Keepers" of ages past, that would make Reynn a princess (and Lann a prince) by technicality.]]


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* GratuitousPrincess: The game has a number of princesses, including Princess Serah, Faris[[note]]Who is secretly a princess in [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyV her original game]][[/note]], the Undead Princess, the Princess Goblin, and the Princess Flan[[note]]who is depicted as a SlimeGirl instead of a BlobMonster this time around[[/note]]. [[spoiler:Also, as Lusse Farna is described as the "Queen of Keepers" of ages past, that would make Reynn a princess (and Lann a prince) by technicality.]]
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* DemoBonus: Playing the demo not only lets you carry over your save into the full game, you get to bring a Magitek P Armor Mirage with you!
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-->'''Reynn:''' Whoooa! Don't say another word! This thing is RIGHT where it's supposed to be.

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-->'''Reynn:''' [[YouWannaGetSued Whoooa! Don't say another word! This thing is RIGHT where it's supposed to be.]]
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* AscendedMeme: [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyX Tidus]]' [[AnnoyingLaugh infamous laughter]] is referenced in [[https://youtu.be/e3hWpbCQ5VQ?t=24s this scene]].

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* AscendedMeme: [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyX Tidus]]' [[AnnoyingLaugh infamous laughter]] laughter is referenced in [[https://youtu.be/e3hWpbCQ5VQ?t=24s this scene]].
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An UpdatedRerelease of the original title, named ''World of Final Fantasy Maxima'', releases on the UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, UsefulNotes/XboxOne, UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, and PC on November 6th, 2018. It introduces "Champion Jewels", which allows the twins to take the form of characters from other ''Final Fantasy'' titles. For those who already own the original release on UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 and PC, the new ''Maxima'' additions will be made available as a paid [[DownloadableContent downloadable update]].

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An UpdatedRerelease of the original title, named ''World of Final Fantasy Maxima'', releases released on the UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, [=PS4=], UsefulNotes/XboxOne, UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, and PC on November 6th, 2018. It introduces "Champion Jewels", which allows the twins to take the form of characters from other ''Final Fantasy'' titles. For those who already own the original release on UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 and PC, the new ''Maxima'' additions will be made are available as a paid [[DownloadableContent downloadable update]].
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* TheVoiceless: Sora is this among the game's summons. Justified because it would involve legal issues with ''Disney'', and that Haley Joel Osmont would be leagues more expensive to cast than any other character.
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** Chocobo[[spoiler:/Mecha Chocobo]]: [[CaptainObvious Chocobo theme]].

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** Chocobo[[spoiler:/Mecha Chocobo]]: [[CaptainObvious Chocobo theme]].theme.

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* NamedWeapon: Though never named in-game, the weapons that orbit [[spoiler:Brandelis at the beginning of the true final battle]] are obviously referencing the [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyV Twelve]] [[LegendaryWeapon Legendary Weapons]]:
** [[OneHitKill Assassin's Dagger]]
** [[MusicalAssassin Apollo's Harp]]
** {{Excalibur}}
** [[WhipItGood Fire Lash]]
** [[DishingOutDirt Gaia's Bell]]
** [[JoustingLance Holy Lance]]
** [[MagicWand Magus Rod]]
** [[KatanasAreJustBetter Masamune]]
** [[AnAxeToGrind Rune Axe]]
** [[MagicStaff Sage Staff]]
** [[CoolSword Sasuke's Katana]]
** [[SacredBowAndArrows Yoichi's Bow]]

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* NamedWeapon: Though never named in-game, the weapons that orbit [[spoiler:Brandelis at the beginning of the true final battle]] are obviously referencing the [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyV Twelve]] [[LegendaryWeapon Legendary Weapons]]:
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Weapons]][[labelnote:*]][[OneHitKill Assassin's Dagger]]
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Dagger]], [[MusicalAssassin Apollo's Harp]]
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Harp]], {{Excalibur}}, [[WhipItGood Fire Lash]]
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Lash]], [[DishingOutDirt Gaia's Bell]]
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Bell]], [[JoustingLance Holy Lance]]
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Lance]], [[MagicWand Magus Rod]]
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Rod]], [[KatanasAreJustBetter Masamune]]
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Masamune]], [[AnAxeToGrind Rune Axe]]
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Axe]], [[MagicStaff Sage Staff]]
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Staff]], [[CoolSword Sasuke's Katana]]
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Katana]], and [[SacredBowAndArrows Yoichi's Bow]]Bow]][[/labelnote]].

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