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Those found in castles and towns are still invisible, as is the one leading to Cecil's Ragnarok.

Nearly all of the secret passages found in dungeons have been made visible.

The attributes of some equipment are modified.

Also removed are Alerts, stat-boosting items ( Silver Apples, Golden Apples, and Soma Drops), and the Dark Matter key item, which Edge could steal from Zeromus in the final battle. Cecil can be seen using a Blue Fang automatically in the game's opening sequence, even though they can't be found during the game itself. All of these items are removed, with the exception of the Red Fang.

The original game featured a wide assortment of magical items that could be used in battle to replicate the effects of a number of magic spells, such as a Red Fang to deal fire damage, or Spider Silk to cast Slow.

Ethers, which were extremely rare in the original game, can be purchased in any shop as well. These individual items are removed while Remedies, which cure all status ailments, can be purchased in any shop and cost only 100 gil instead of 5000.

In the original game, almost every negative status effect (such as Stone and Poison) had a corresponding item used to cure it ( Gold Needle and Antidote respectively).

The white magic icon was removed from the spells' names, replaced with a blank space. Zemus's Malice and Zemus's Breath, however, still make use of Protect and Shell. Asura originally incorporated Protect into her attack script it was replaced with a stronger healing spell.

The magic spells Protect, Shell, and Dispel are removed, as well as Rydia's Cockatrice summon.

Options for setting battle mode to Wait or Active, changing the button assignments for Confirm/Cancel/Menu, changing which controller controls each party member, and changing cursor memory are hidden.

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Each summon magic attack consisted of both a monster name and an attack name in the Japanese version (for example, the summon spell Leviathan performed the attack Tsunami) in the original English translation, short names (such as 'Levia' for Leviathan) were used in the menu, and the full summon name was used in place of the attack name.

The glove icon is used for the rings in the Japanese version. It was added in the English version using one of the character codes freed up by not having to support the Japanese character set, and helps compensate for how short item names were forced to be. The ring icon used for the ring items does not exist in the Japanese version of the game.Item and ability names are changed to reflect their usage Phoenix Down was renamed Life, Remedy was renamed Heal, and Potion was renamed Cure1.Textual edits are made to remove profanity, references to death and violence, partially to adhere to Nintendo's family friendly content guidelines.The Tower of Prayers in Mysidia is renamed the Tower of Wishes (though one instance of 'pray' was still left in, uttered by the Black Mage in the tower). Religious imagery is removed, such as ' Holy' being renamed 'White' (though the Elder of Mysidia uses the word 'Holy' once in describing a sword).The script was also considered poorly translated, even by employees at Square. A number of subplots, most notably an ongoing story about Kain's background and relationship to his father, are removed. A simplified script is used, due to space limitations.The game is renamed ' Final Fantasy II' and given a new title screen.The following changes apply to the North American SNES release. The version this glitch is found in, dubbed v1.0, is notorious for being rumored to have been produced in a limited quantity before Square pulled it to fix the issue. The Underworld AI glitch is fixed in the Revision A, or v1.1, release.2D version Super Famicom/SNES releases Japanese release

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