World of Final Fantasy Guide Post-Ending Content

Introduction

The Girl Who Forgot Her Name—Post-Ending Shop

Name	Price (arma gems)
Quake Seed	4
Bio Seed	4
Death Seed	10
Meteor Seed	10
Flare Seed	10
Holy Seed	10
Ultima Seed	15
Regen Seed	4
Arise Seed	10
Haste Seed	4
Reflect Seed	4
Dispel Seed	4
Bravery Seed	4
Faith Seed	4
Abyss Seed	4
HP+ Seed	2
HP++ Seed	4
Strength+ Seed	2
Strength++ Seed	4
Defense+ Seed	2
Defense++ Seed	4
Magic+ Seed	2
Magic++ Seed	4
Magic Defense+ Seed	2
Magic Defense++ Seed	4
Agility+ Seed	2
Agility++ Seed	4
Accuracy+ Seed	2
Accuracy++ Seed	4
Evasion+ Seed	2
Evasion++ Seed	4
Critical+ Seed	2
Critical++ Seed	4
Fire Resistance+ Seed	1
Ice Resistance+ Seed	1
Thunder Resistance+ Seed	1
Water Resistance+ Seed	1
Wind Resistance+ Seed	1
Earth Resistance+ Seed	1
Light Resistance+ Seed	1
Dark Resistance+ Seed	1
All Resistances+ Seed	1
Resist Stun Seed	10
Resist Poison Seed	10
Resist Sleep Seed	10
Resist Confusion Seed	10
Resist Blindness Seed	10
Resist Oblivion Seed	10
Resist Berserk Seed	10
Resist Slow Seed	10
Resist Strength Seed	10
Resist Defense Seed	10
Resist Magic Seed	10
Resist Magic Defense Seed	10
Resist Accuracy Seed	10
Resist Evasion Seed	10
Safety Bit Seed	10
Stealth Seed	10
Vigilance Seed	10
First Strike Seed	10

To access additional post-ending content, Enna Kros requires that you complete all Intervention Quests before defeating the Exnine Knights in the Postscript chapter. If you haven’t done so, revisit the Girl in her Tearoom and complete everything she has for you to do. You should have way more arma gems than you need at this point—enough to buy all Champion Medals and all Intervention Quests. For Intervention Quest tips, see the Intervention Quests at The Girl’s Tearoom chapter of this book.

Once you’ve successfully completed all Intervention Quests, talk to Serafie to fight and defeat the Exnine Knights again. After the cutscene and credits, a bonus cutscene plays out, followed by a prompt to save your progress.

This unlocks four bonus dungeons (three initially and one upon completing these first three), which are referred to as “EX dungeons” in this guide since they don’t have official in-game names. Furthermore, access to Castle Exnine is reopened (along with its previously inaccessible secret area), and a new shopping list displays in the Girl’s dialog box when you select the “Trade in Arma Gems” option. You can also visit Saronia Harbor now that you’ve dealt with the Cogna plague. Last but not least, Reynn and Lann can now be removed from their stacks, so you can have stacks full of Mirages. Full Mirage stacks have several benefits. They can provide even more elemental resistances (whereas the twins naturally provide none) and can potentially boost stat ratings much higher than a Mirage Keeper can (depending on Blank Spaces available). However, these bonuses are offset by the fact that having a “twinless” stack also means you can’t summon Mega Mirages. Having two twinless stacks means you can’t imprism enemies nor summon Champions.

Castle Exnine’s Secret Area

To get to Castle Exnine’s Secret Area, you can use the Gate to teleport to the Ends of Grymoire, then use the device there to re-enter Castle Exnine. From the first floor of Castle Exnine, take the warp crystal to Ordeal 10, and then climb up to Ordeal 11. On Ordeal 11, there’s a warp crystal you can use to get to Castle Exnine—Secret Ordeal. From there, follow the pipe on the right to get to an elasmos Mirage.

This secret Mirage is one that’s most likely more difficult to imprism than it is to defeat normally, so consider just fighting it with strong ice-based abilities to obtain its memento.

If you want to imprism it, its prismtunity involves dealing a lot of damage at once. Bring a leveled up Bahamut to accomplish this task since you need to score around 24,000 damage to inflict its prismtunity. Additionally, elasmos can flee from battle, so it’s imperative that you bring a Mirage with access to the No Escape passive ability!

The easier method involves using a low HP, Megaflare with Bahamut. This is the preferred method for fulfilling most high-level “deal a lot of damage at once” prismtunities. Summon Bahamut, then to get your HP low quickly, you can attack your own party using the classic command menu (L1) and issuing the Attack command on your own party (switch from enemy list to party list by pressing right on the D-pad). When your HP is critical (around 500) execute Megaflare.

Alternatively, you can go for a high-damage Petty Grudge/Everyone’s Grudge, as long as you keep track of your accrued damage (you inflict 30% of the total damage you’ve taken as dark damage). For a challenge, you can attempt a brute force method using a critically hitting, Bravery-boosted Deep Freeze (a shivalry ability) with several Strength enhancements. Shivalry can hit the damage output required, but it isn’t reliable, and you must amass an absurd amount of strength to accomplish this. This method requires rolling a critical hit, leveling a shivalry Mirage, and having an average party level of 80 or greater.