Secret of Mana Glitch - Return to Ancient City, Pure Land, etc.

Here are the step-by-step instructions:
1) Make sure you have 1 file saved at Neko's area at the Frosty Forest. Afterwards, turn of the system. Then be sure you have one file saved at the time where the Grand Palace and/or Ancient City is still accessible

2) Select the Grand Palace save file. Once you're at the Palace or in the Ancient City, hold L + R + Start + Select for about 5 seconds. The game will reset.

3) Select the Frosty Forest save file, and you're back at the Palace! This can also be used for several other points of no return like the Pure Land.

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• Densetsu
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• Pure
• Land
• Etc
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[abomasnow4]

it doesn't seem to be working...is this glitch version specific? from the video, it looked to be the European version of the game, as it used the Secret of Evermore font, rather than the font used for the American version.

[PaperMario15]

@abomasnow4 Nope. I filmed this while playing a romhack of the game but it DOES work with the regular version of the game.

Also, I don't know what I was thinking, making such an obtuse video like this.

[kauyun]

@ThanatosZero true... wenn sie kanji, die amtssprache die selbst einige Lehrer in Japan nicht fehlerlos lesen können, überhaupt in dem Spiel verwenden... vermutlich eher hiragana aber was solls.

Hör mal, ich lerne gerade japanisch, bin zwar noch anfänger aber ich hab schon ein paar schriftzeichen drauf. Es IST möglich das zu übersetzen, natürlich nur sinngemäß aber naja. Das mit dem Platz ist wahr, aber man hätte es dennoch viel besser machen können.

[ThanatosZero]

@kauyun

Ganz, nebenbei ich bin auch Deutscher! :D

Der Grund warum wir überhaupt keine 1 zu 1 Übersetzung bekamen liegt einmal daran, dass Square uns den Westen in der Fähigkeit unterschätzte komplexe Geschichten zu verstehen.

Zweitens braucht es Zeit ein Spiel von einer fundamental anderen Sprache in die andere zu übersetzen. Besonders dann, wenn es Probleme mit der Technik verursacht. Wörter verbrauchen mehr Platz als Kanji zum Beispiel. Die ROM müsste dafür angepasst werden.

[kauyun]

@PaperMario15 after a year has passed I should mention that I shouldn't have said what I did. Sometimes I'm just a dick.^^

[kauyun]

@ThanatosZero yeah... tell me about it... Me, beeing all german, I played the game and it was kinda... well annoying at some points.

I guess they tryed making this funny so a younger audience could play the game as well. But alas, I'm not young anymore, so I just download an emulator for the PC.^^

[ThanatosZero]

@kauyun

I have to disappoint you. SoM German translation was not 1to1 with the japanese script.

Most of the NPCs were renamed and most of the dialoge was changed. Changed for the worse, with bad jokes and such.

The reason why the german version was this way, was because the japanese Square Employes said: "Make it funny."

I prefer to play the VWF version of FuSoYa, because it gave the game so much more text to read. And to boot the game became much darker with the additions.

[DouglasZwick]

Wow, what version of the game is this, that has Chicago as its font?

[ComradeSephiroth]

If you look on my video uploads, there's a video I made of a game where somehow I managed to get Phanna to vanish and enter the Pandora ruins before getting Undine or Gnome, and in the end I managed to make it all the way to the Wind Palace with no magic! But I can't remember exactly how it happened, other than that I clearly remember not getting captured by Goblins near the Water Palace.

[LilCreezy2007]

That spot in the Frosty Forest with Neko seems to be the control of the majority of the glitches in this game. 9th Sword Orb, Revisiting old places... almost every glitch has something to do with this durn cat's position! XD