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Pure Again Breath of Fire 3

Breath of Fire Iii
ブレスオブファイアIII
Buresu obu Faia Surī
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Developer(s) Capcom
Publisher(s) Capcom
Release date(s)
PlayStation
JP: 1997
NA: 1998
PlayStation Portable
JP: 2005
European union: 2006
US: 2016
Platform(s) Playstation
Playstation Portable
"A young dragon is forced into a world that has all only forgotten his kind. Without family or sense of identity, he is taken in by a couple of thieves, and given a heart to abound from. Only, beyond the world are those who have not forgotten the might of the dragon race, and they all set in motion the actions that will soon change the world."
— Description

Jiff of Burn 3 is the third installment in the Breath of Fire series, and the kickoff to feature iii-dimensional graphics, environments, and effects. New gameplay elements are introduced, including an expanded combat organization and environment interaction, the ability to learn enemy skills, and receiving training from Masters that customizes the abilities of the characters.

Contents

  • 1 Gameplay
    • one.i Dragon Genes
    • ane.2 Formations
    • i.three Masters
    • 1.4 Skills
    • 1.5 Exploration
  • 2 Setting
  • 3 Story
  • 4 Development
  • 5 Easter Eggs
  • 6 Re-Release
  • 7 PS1/PSP version differences
  • eight Gallery
  • 9 Run into Also
  • x External Links

Gameplay [ ]

BoFIII Combat Screen

Battles occur randomly when a role player travels through hostile areas. When a battle is initiated, the characters and enemies align themselves according to the environment, and no boxing transition occurs. At the start of each round, the player inputs a command for each active party member, in order of descending Agility, and its target, which are and so carried out in accordance with the Agility of all combatants. A player may choose to Assail, Defend, perform special Abilities, use items, Examine the enemy in order to learn special Abilities called Skills, or flee from battle entirely. While previous Breath of Burn titles immune groups of 4 characters to participate in combat, the number of active party members is now restricted to only three.

Dragon Genes [ ]

Come across as well: List of Breath of Fire Three Dragon Genes

Special items called Dragon Genes tin be found throughout the game which give Ryu the power to transform into powerful Dragon Forms, giving the actor great versatility in battle as Ryu is the just party member yous can't remove from your team. Each Dragon Gene has its ain different properties and statistics such as stat increases and elemental affinity. Just when two or more Genes are combined can unique Dragons exist formed, while still being able to bear upon farther by removing or adding boosted Genes.

Formations [ ]

A new system called Formations is introduced, which allows for characters to be bundled in certain patterns for tactical benefits. Three Formations are unlocked initially, while the other three are gained through Masters. Each Germination has its pros and cons, some of which are not straight revealed to the thespian. These include increasing all party members' Defence, the lead character'due south Power, regenerating health after each round, and others.

Masters [ ]

Master commodity: Master Organisation

The principal, Mygas

Masters are introduced for the first fourth dimension, which allows whatever of the game's playable characters to apprentice under specific non-player characters. After a graphic symbol gains a Level, the stat gain from the Principal is added to the character's natural stat growth, which can greatly improve a character in some areas while completely stunt them in others. No Master has simply positive stat gains (with the exception of a few) which urges the player to regularly switch the utilize of i Master to some other for a more counterbalanced character, or stick to one which increases the desired stat the most. Additionally, returning to a Master afterward having gained a certain amount of Levels under it (the number of Levels depends on the Master) allows the grapheme to larn new Skills to use in battle.

Skills [ ]

Skills is the name of special abilities taught by Examining an enemy in battle, or by the use of Masters. If the enemy uses that particular Skill while the grapheme is Examining it, there is a chance that the power will exist added to the character'due south spell list, allowing them to employ it for themselves or laissez passer it on to an marry through the use of Skill Ink. A Skill can only be known by one graphic symbol a time.

Exploration [ ]

The drastic new change in exploring comes in the new overhead isometric viewpoint, which allows the player to rotate the game's camera in any direction around the primal character, as well equally tilt it up or downwardly to see over or under impending objects. When travelling through the game'south environment, each graphic symbol can perform a unique field ability that allows the thespian to solve puzzles or destroy objects, as well as proceeds admission to otherwise hidden areas. Three-dimensional graphics are used for scenery, buildings, and other objects, while two-dimensional sprites are still retained for characters.

An additional feature, the Fairy Village, gives the player the ability to influence the growth of a pocket-size boondocks of faeries, which in plough gives them access to special items or in-game features such as mini-games and a sound test. While journeying on the world map, players may fix camp, which can replenish a character'south wellness by resting, every bit well every bit assuasive them to speak directly to any member of their party. Other serial mainstays such as line-fishing return with a new, expanded interface and point allocation system that keeps track of what fish a player has defenseless and their size.

Setting [ ]

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Long ago, during the Age of Machines, the earth's inhabitants lived in a state of technological bliss. The machines had one primary purpose: to foreclose the Desert of Decease from consuming the lands by keeping it at bay. However, war and quarrels ensued between the people of the land, and the area was completely swallowed by sand. The goddess, in anguish over not being able to save the people, split the earth into two continents, dividing them by a barrier of water known as the Outer Ocean. The Desert of Decease was independent in the old continent, allowing life to flourish in the latter. The goddess maintained a steady construction of machines, sending them over to the hospitable continent through a giant transportation vehicle known every bit the Black Ship, aiding the humans in their attempt to rebuild society. However, the threat to the world was non yet over. In fright that the earth would 1 day be destroyed by the power kept by the Dragon Clan, the goddess created four Guardians. She gave them one objective; to find and annihilate each and every member of the Dragon Clan to eliminate that threat. However, the Dragon Clan never fought dorsum or fabricated any course of resistance. The once proud clan was near eradicated.

Story [ ]

Ryu's "birth"

In a mine called Dauna located in a far corner of the globe, a mineral chosen chrysm is being mined from the ancient and fossilized remains of dragons. When 2 miners rig dynamite to 1 specially big piece of chrysm and detonates it, a baby dragon whelp emerges. The dragon whelp is attacked past the miners, merely are rapidly dispatched past it. The whelp and then gain to wreaks havoc through the mine while trying to find an exit, killing whatsoever miners that attack it and ignoring the rest. Every bit the babe eventually emerges, one of the miners distracts information technology in gild to knock it out with a crane. The whelp is caught, and put in a muzzle for transportation by train, presumably for enquiry. All the same on the way the dragon manages to milk shake its cage off the railroad train, down a colina and into a forest called Cedar Woods.

Ryu falls off the railroad train

In Cedar Woods, a humanoid, catlike member of the Woren Association chosen Rei is hunting a very big boar, but equally he prepares to ambush the animate being a loud noise is heard which causes information technology to flee. Rei goes to investigate, and finds a broken empty cage and a pocket-sized naked boy being attacked by a trio of wolves. Aroused at the wolves for scaring his boar away he quickly takes care of them. Assuming that the boy was abandoned he leaves the child. However his guilt gets the amend of him and he decides to accept intendance of the unconscious boy by bringing him to his home way out in the middle of the

Rei discovers Ryu while he's surrounded past Currs

forest.

Rei arrives at his house and Teepo, an orphan boy who is roughly the same historic period equally Ryu, greets him. At first thinking that the immature boy is food, Teepo reconsiders and allows him to stay with them. Still unconscious, Ryu is put to bed. During his sleep he is visited in his dreams by two people; Teepo as an developed and the goddess Myria. Ryu however does not know who either of these people are and after discounts their appearance as mere dreams. Finding the house deserted when he finally wakes up he goes out searching for people; he eventually enters McNeil Village and sees Rei and Teepo making an escape from a business firm and its aroused owner. Rei and Teepo seeing Ryu awake for the commencement time become to take him to the armorers to steal something for Ryu to habiliment, something slightly better than the night gown he had on at the time. It is at this indicate that Ryu finds out that Rei and Teepo are both thieves and criminals.

Rei suggests that the team should become down to Yraall Road to find someone to mug, They find a bush from which to hide behind and sees a man walking by (afterwards revealed to be Bunyan), Rei wants to meet what Ryu is made of, then Teepo pushes him down the hill, Crashing into the human. Bunyan realizes Ryu must take a connectedness with the two thieves and leaves a message that if he ever runs into them they'll be pitiful. Rei and Teepo, hearing this, come to the conclusion that since Bunyan is outside, his house is empty and thus like shooting fish in a barrel to intermission into. After walking through the forest to find his house, Rei picks the lock and the group enters. Afterward Teepo told Ryu to proceed quiet, (he humorously had to catch a plate Rei knocked downwardly) Ryu finds a Beefiness Jerky in the cellar. The other two come rushing downwards just earlier Bunyan returns domicile. Rei, offer to bank check information technology out, is heard yelling from upstairs. Teepo too goes upstairs and Ryu follows him exterior, merely to exist knocked out by Bunyan and tied up.

The group captured at Bunyan'south

Bunyan tells the team that if they want to eat they take to practise honest work, He sends Rei off to Mt. Glaus for an unknown task. Ryu and Teepo, on the other hand have to chop firewood (which initiates a minigame), Before he'll let them go. Afterwards the chore, the two quickly follow Rei up Mt. Glaus and find him within a motel at the superlative. Rei reveals that Bunyan sent him to kill the monster that had been attacking the village. Rei also infers the fact of Bunyan's choosing Rei for the task revolved around an unseen power inherent to his race and is unsafe to use if others are nearby. The team goes to bed, and is awakened the side by side morning past the monster's cry. The monster turns out to exist the Nue, and the squad battles it, Though it manages to escape, the iii followed the monster's blood and manage to find and kill the monster. However, they quickly discover out that the Nue but tried to feed its cubs, (it didn't realize the cubs were already dead). With remorse, they leap into the waterfall over again and ride the stream downward to the base of Mt. Glaus. Bunyan is there to congratulate them on their victory, (as at present the animals can return when jump comes). Rei asks him if Bunyan knew that the Nue only tried to feed its children, Bunyan answers: "If yous had known she had cubs.... would you have let her live...?"

Afterward the monster of Mt. Glaus had been taken care of, the animals return to the forest when Spring came. The villagers of McNeil Village have reconsidered their opinion of the three rascals. Teepo suggests that they go down to the town to hear what the townsfolk has to say about them. After a misunderstanding when the three are surrounded by farmers with rakes and sickles, They are thanked and are at present treated with respect. A suspicious-looking person clad in a dark-green robe wanders around the town, And when the group speaks to him he introduces himself equally Loki and asks them to help him with a favor. Afterward accepting, he tells the grouping to meet him in the hut at the subcontract.

Loki explains that the mayor McNeil is corrupt and has been taxing the villagers' outrageous amounts. He proposes that the group steal the money and requite it dorsum to the farmers, which Teepo immediately agrees upon, Much to the dismay of the reluctant Rei and Ryu. Loki suggests that they wait for nightfall, and the grouping waits patiently in the hut.

When they arrive at McNeil Manor, the team splits up to find a fashion in. Forth the wall, At that place's a section that stands out from the residuum. Upon Ryu's examination, the squad joins him. Rei leans towards the wall in thinking, When information technology topples over, forming a way in.

Rei accidentally finds a way inside

The baby-sit up front end will not let the group through unless they bribe him. After they do, they find a wallet, which they give to some other guard who lets them pass. After avoiding guards with lanterns who volition throw the squad out if they pass them, Ryu rings the bong of a tower with his sword to confuse a baby-sit to exit his post. Later entering the now attainable area they notice a guard slacking off from duty. He notices the trespasser and tells them that if they manage to defeat the guard dog, he'll let them pass further. Later they've washed then, he tells them the reason they had to impale the domestic dog was so that it would expect like information technology was the dog's error that the trespassers managed to enter, and non his.

Later on talking to a few people to convince a guard to leave his post guarding a shed, the three thieves enter to find out that the shed is really a chicken coop. When Teepo tries to steal some eggs and call this burglary a success, a behemothic rooster falls down from the ceiling. The team defeats the rooster, causing the rest of the chicken in the coop to go crazy and fly out, With the guards distracted, Ryu and the others sneak upwardly to the main entrance, just to find that it's still heavily guarded. Rei acts as a bait and lure the guards away from the door, allowing Ryu and Teepo to sneak into the Manor.

Every bit Ryu and Teepo try to head through the offset flight of stairs, they are suddenly interrupted past a ghost. The ghost introduces himself every bit Torast and prevents them from passing, forcing the duo to dispatch him. They go along on by the stairs and get to a balcony, where they find McNeil himself. Ryu notices something strange about him, and he reveals himself to be some other ghost, Kassen. Later defeating him as well, they walk through the balcony and enter a room with a staircase. Here, they are assaulted past Galtel. The staircase leads down to the manor kitchen, and through it they run into a hallway, only to be stopped past yet another ghost, Doksen. The duo journeys through the hallway and takes the waiting elevator to the roof.

On the roof, the ii find a grappling claw and reunite with Rei, who uses it to grade a pathway between their current roof and the one in which McNeil is residing. Every bit they enter his bedroom from the chimney, McNeil is surprised by their sudden advent and is cornered. Only as Ryu and the team are about to reclaim the townsfolk's taxes, the ghosts of all the previous McNeils Ryu and Teepo simply fought in the manor reappear, and grade together to create a large abomination that attacks the trio. With the monster defeated and the money left by every doorstep, McNeil silently cries out a promise of revenge.

Once once again returned to their abode in Cedar Wood, Teepo suggests they get down to town to gauge how much more their respect has grown since their last heroic deed. When the team heads down to McNeil Village, They find out that the villagers were terrified of what McNeil might do to punish the farmers, and gave back the money. Confused, the team meets upwardly with Loki once more who seems a chip paranoid and vanishes later on a few words, Waiting for Loki at the shed where they get-go plotted the thievery, Bunyan suddenly appears. Pretending to talk to a cow to avoid any responsibility, he indirectly tells the group that McNeil had stiff connections with a crime arrangement and that Loki was unaware of this fact when he asked for their assistance. Rei propose that they lay low until the coast is clear. The group head on back home for hiding.

Balio and Sunder burn downwards the house

The group returns to Cedar Forest, only to find their home fix ablaze. The two culprits reveal themselves and introduces themselves equally Balio and Sunder. The ii horsemen were sent out by the criminal organization to issue revenge and attack the party. Severely overpowered, Ryu, Rei, and Teepo are easily defeated, knocked out, and separated from i another.

Awakening a short while later, Ryu finds himself in the care of Bunyan who had nursed him back to health, and tells him he found no trace of his friends. Ryu notwithstanding believes them to be live, He is told by Bunyan that in club to achieve Wyndia he must head east. On the way he needs to laissez passer the large Mt. Myrneg, only to run into the two horseman brothers at its summit. Sunder, believing Ryu to be a ghost, starts to panic and in fright stabs him in the back with his sword. The two brothers starts relishing in their victory, merely to get startled when Ryu's heart starts beating. The sword slides out of the wound and Ryu transforms dorsum into the Dragon Whelp, still unconscious.

Balio and Sunder try to show the Dragon to the King

Ryu is captured, and in the belief that he can exist sold, is brought to the Castle in Wyndia where he is presented to the king and queen. Ryu, nevertheless, has now reverted back into his human course. The king is shocked. Balio and Sunder come up to the conclusion that Ryu can simply go a Dragon one time unconscious, and so they start hitting the muzzle. The king arrests the brothers, and they and Ryu are thrown into separate cells. Ryu's captivity is not long all the same, as the young Princess of Wyndia, Nina, enters the dungeon later on hearing Ryu'due south cries of despair. Feeling bad for his treatment she offers to let him out, before being interrupted by Balio and Sunder.

Balio and Sunder'south escape from the Dungeons

Lying nigh leaving Ryu alone, Nina is tricked into opening their jail cell door, leading to her existence knocked out. Nina is kidnapped in order for the two to proceeds ransom from the King, Notwithstanding Ryu conjures unknown strength and the door is broken, allowing him to catch up to the villains. When he catches up with them, he saves Nina equally the 2 escape the dungeon. Ryu and Nina travel in the catacombs of the castle and somewhen escape from information technology. After asking around Wyndia, Ryu learns that Teepo was spotted at Eygnock Road, stealing just before he ran away from there. Heading there, Nina is and so captured by Balio and Sunder, who threaten Ryu to surrender. After, they are taken to Loonshit Boondocks Genmel, where

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they are watched past the bartender Fahl. Even so, getting also drunk, he doesn't detect the 2 escape from their bindings and abscond the town. Travelling to Mt. Boumore, they are met with seemingly nice gondola workers who allow them to rest in the cabin. Notwithstanding when they wake up, they hear the voice of Sunder outside and realize they're being handed back to the two thugs. Apace, they apply the gondola and travel to the other side of Mt. Boumore and escape once again. Merely the ii quickly reach a expressionless end with Sunder right in front of them. Every bit a last resort, they jump off a cliff and land at the base of the mount. Escaping beingness captured one time once more, the ii exit the mountain behind them.

Ryu and Nina meet Momo and Honey

Ryu and Nina eventually come across a large belfry and come across Momo, an inventor and engineer who is researching the backdrop of chrysm when the two of them arrive. Together with her diminutive robotic assistant Honey, the 3 escape the tower past rocket when a group of bounty hunters arrive looking for them. Momo leads them to a nearby chrysm research facility conducting

The Mutant's suicide

experiments on plants when they are approached by the institute's chairman and colleague of Momo's father Palet, who tells them that there is a mutant creature causing trouble at the dump area where their biological waste is stored. After defeating the mutant plant animate being, It gives upward its offspring, Whom Nina names Peco, to be cared for in its absenteeism. As the four continue their journey e, they are captured by Balio and Sunder in a double-cross and taken to a nearby Colosseum. It is at that place that the team meets Garr, a seasoned warrior who aids them in defeating the horse

The battle confronting Balio and Sunder'southward unite form- Stallion

brothers for good. Garr agrees to assistance the grouping in finding Ryu's missing friends (Rei and Teepo) on the condition that he also accompany him to a sacred temple far to the e. Later crossing a big bridge and travelling straight through a volcano, the group arrives at the temple where Garr and Ryu journey inward alone. Information technology is at that place that Garr reveals the true fate of the Brood: they were slaughtered by Garr's race at the

Garr's defeat at Angel'south Tower

behest of Myria, an aboriginal goddess who promised an historic period of peace in return for their services. With Ryu as the last living Dragon, Garr attempts to slay him, just to accept Ryu assume his nearly powerful form, Kaiser, and escape. The story then cuts to several years later, where reports of a rampaging Dragon Whelp have led Garr to the same mines where Ryu was originally establish. He finds Ryu at present equally an adult within its depths. Convincing Ryu that

Battle against Dragon Zombie

he will not harm him, Garr instead asks forgiveness for his deportment confronting his people centuries agone and asks that Ryu helps him notice the truth behind Myria's genocide of the Brood. The two re-group with Nina, at present as a young adult, and Momo, who has been performing experiments at the plant institute with Peco, who himself has been frequently visiting the great tree Yggdrasil, Overseer of the world's

Deis awakens

forests. They go on their journey once they receive data well-nigh Myria's whereabouts from Deis, Sis of Myria. The squad finds Rei alive, at present battling the leader of the offense arrangement responsible for the attack on his friends. Afterwards, Rei reunites with Ryu and his new group of friends. Teepo, yet, remains lost

Battle against Angler

. Crossing the ocean to the forgotten northern continent, the group finds a boondocks littered with avant-garde

Battle confronting Ammonites on the Black Transport

technology from a forgotten age, Then they proceed to the last known hamlet of the Brood, Dragnier, where they learn of the battle between the heroes from the beginning Breath of Fire and the Goddess centuries agone. The Goddess has returned to seek her revenge confronting the Breed. Crossing a large desert, the team arrives at the ruined city of Caer Xhan, a former haven of technology, with a elevator leading to Myria's fortress. Making their manner upward the large escalator to the floating Myria Station, the group fights their way into the facility's inner sanctum where they run across a lavender-haired swain who reveals himself to be Teepo now all grown upwardly. Having survived the set on by Balio and Sunder due to his latent dragon powers, he was later

Teepo is defeated

contacted by the Goddess, who convinced him to live in peaceful seclusion in her fortress to spare the earth his destructive power. Unable to convince Ryu or his friends to do the aforementioned, he transforms into the gigantic Dragon Lord and attacks them, but to be brutally killed off, His dying words reveal that he simply wanted to be with his "family", Ryu and Rei. The adamant groups makes their mode to Myria herself within the station's control center, where she reveals that she exterminated the Dragons centuries agone for the aforementioned reason she removed the world's high technology: to keep humanity from inadvertently destroying themselves. She presents Ryu the same selection she gave Teepo, to live the balance of his life in peace within her station or

Ryu, Nina, Rei, and Momo during ending sequence

to be destroyed. The spirit of the great tree Yggdrasil then channels himself through Peco and tells her she is taking her power too far, and like any parent, she must allow her children to make their own way.

The player is and then given the choice to decide Ryu'south fate. If Ryu chooses to requite upwards his ability, he will be imprisoned in the station's inner sanctum for the rest of his life. This will then result in the "bad ending".

If Ryu chooses not to, Ryu and his friends will be forced to fight Myria and destroy her, fleeing the station as information technology crumbles around them. Garr opts to stay behind to atone for his past mistakes. Deis, now revealed to be Myria'southward sister, appears to her merely as the station falls apart, saying they will now exit the world in humanity's hands and assured her that they can accept intendance of themselves. Ryu and his friends make their way from the rubble and dorsum into the desert on their journey home, resulting in the proper "skilful ending".

Development [ ]

Breath of Fire III was developed by Capcom Production Studio 3 in 1997, and was the commencement game in the series to feature 3-dimensional environments along with traditional hand-drawn two-dimensional characters. Serial writer and managing director Makoto Ikehara returned as head of the project, and was joined by a brand new art and sound team that would aid expand the ongoing story of the Breath of Burn down franchise. The project went through a lengthy development phase with numerous delays, mostly due to several writing and design changes mid-progress. Character creative person Tatsuya Yoshikawa went through numerous preliminary designs for each character, only settling on a finalized set of drawings after many character sprites and portraits were already completed. Every bit a event, some character's in-game appearances differ from official promotional material, such every bit child Ryu having a different hairstyle and wardrobe than his last design.

The English language version arrived in North America on April 30, 1998. Due to design limitations, character names were limited to no more than five messages, with Garland and Pecoros' names shortened to Garr and Peco accordingly. Because of an increased character limit for all in-game terms, many spell, detail, and monster names were able to be rendered correctly for the first fourth dimension in an English Breath of Fire game. Jiff of Burn III was later released in multiple languages for the PAL region on Oct eight, 1998.

Easter Eggs [ ]

  • Street Fighter characters Chun-Li and Sakura can exist spotted in the audience prior to Ryu's fight against Garr in the Genmel Arena.
  • Breath of Fire II characters Bow and Sten can be seen arguing inside Genmel.
  • The boss Stallion bears a red and silver color scheme similar to Ultraman in a articulate parody of the grapheme. One of its moves is "Utmost Assail," a beam-like assail that resembles Ultraman's "Specium Ray". Stallion'south colour scheme was altered to bluish and brown in the PSP release.
  • The face of Doraemon, the pop robotic cat servant character from the Japanese manga series of the same name, can be seen in one of the animation frames for Ryu's dragon transformation. This was removed in the PSP release.

Re-Release [ ]

On August 25, 2005, Jiff of Fire 3 was ported to the PlayStation Portable handheld organization in Japan. This version, though largely similar to its original release, contained a new title logo graphic, every bit well every bit back up for the PSP'due south native sixteen:nine widescreen display. An expanded version of the fishing minigame found in the original release was included as a bonus game accessible from the title screen, which could be freely given to a friend using the PlayStation Portable'due south GameShare feature. The Japanese version was arranged with a special total-color fishing guidebook featuring new artwork past Tatsuya Yoshikawa. A limited English version was released in certain European areas on February 10, 2006 which used the original translation. The United states version was not initially released due to a rejection past SCEA. Notwithstanding, a digital version of Breath of Fire III (PSP) was released on PlayStation Network on February 9, 2016.

PS1/PSP version differences [ ]

The PSP version contains a number of differences from the original PS1 entry.

  • A new title logo replaced the original PS1 version's.
  • The game has been updated with a 16:9 widescreen brandish.
  • A slight bilinear filter has been applied to the sprites to polish them.
  • The line-fishing minigame is included every bit a bonus game accessible from the title screen.
  • A "Game Share" card selection is included which allows the player to wirelessly share the fishing minigame to some other local PSP user.
  • Some music tracks feature slight differences in instrumentation.
  • If played on a UMD, at that place are slightly longer loading times before battles. Digital versions of the game practise not experience this.
  • References to the retentiveness card have been replaced with "Memory Stick Pro Duo".
  • There is slowdown earlier attacks until yous've had the game on for a fleck.
  • The frame in Ryu'southward "Ascension" animation that includes an image of Doraemon has been removed.
  • Stallion'due south Ultraman-like color scheme is was completely changed to brown and blue, perchance to avoid copyright claims.
  • Stallion's "Utmost Set on," another reference to Ultraman, has been renamed to "Vacuum Wave."
  • Hachio's proper name is at present "Haochi".
  • The room with the block puzzle in Angel Tower has one of the passages decreased in width and the actor cannot become into random battles to teleport to the superlative in order to skip the puzzle.
  • The electrical room with the auto soldier in the "Factory" has permanent slowdown which really makes it a lot easier to do that sequence of lever presses. This may accept been washed on purpose because in that location is no other parts like information technology in the game.
  • In the Desert, getting into random encounters does non crusade Ryu to turn in a random direction. Turning right once, and then walking straight until you lot reach Manmo still works.
  • The item duplication glitch does non piece of work anymore.
  • The Holy Mantle seems to work better. If the actor walks perfectly straight, he/she will get a while without fighting. Turning afterwards a long period of walking will actuate a random run into.

Gallery [ ]

See Also [ ]

  • For a list of Jiff of Burn down III Characters, see here
  • For a list of Breath of Burn down Iii Locations, meet here
  • For a listing of Breath of Fire Three Production Staff, see here
  • For a list of Breath of Fire III Weapons/Aquirement run into here
  • For box art, images and artwork from Breath of Burn down Iii, come across here

External Links [ ]

  • Official Site (Archived)

Breath of Fire III

Characters
Ryu · Nina · Rei · Teepo · Momo · Garr · Peco
Masters
Bais · Bunyan · D'Lonzo · Deis · Durandal · Emitai · Fahl · Giotto · Hachio · Hondara · Ladon · Lang · Lee · Meryleep · Mygas · Wynn · Yggdrasil
Other characters
Balio · Beyd · Cadis · Ecarl · Elkhair · Fa'ah · Gaist · Gary · Gatz · Gaw · Griol · Honey · Horis · Iggy · Jono · Kimiko · King of Wyndia · Kukuys · Loki · Mason · Mayfly · McNeil · Mikba · Miyuki · Mogu · Mutant · Myria · Palet · Repsol · Shadis · Shayd · Sinkar · Sudama · Sunder · Ylikov · Zig
Bosses
Gary · Mogu · Nue · Amalgam · Mutant · Claw · Cawer · Patrio · Emitai · Golem · Garr · Stallion · Gazer · Dolphin · Gisshan · Scylla · Charyb · Dragon Zombie · Mikba · Huge Slug · Shroom · Gaist · Angler · Ammonite · Elder · Manmo · Chimera · Arwan · Dragon Lord · Myria
Locations
Yraall Region · McNeil Hamlet · Cedar Woods · Farm · McNeil Estate · Mt. Glaus · Yraall Route
Cardinal Wyndia · Wyndia · Eygnock Road · Maekyss Gorge · Mt. Myrneg · Genmel · Mt. Boumore
Eastern Wyndia · Tower · Java Shop · Plant · Dump · Eastern Checkpoint
Rhapala Region · Rhapala · Wharf · Lighthouse · Parch · Cliff · Mt. Zublo
Urkan Region · Urkan Tapa · Angel Belfry · Junk Town · Dock · Steel Beach
Dauna Hills · Dauna Mine · Syn Urban center · Ogre Road · Dauna Checkpoint · Mt. Levett
Lost Shore · Kombinat · Colony · Steel Grave · Dragnier · Factory
Desert · Oasis · Desert of Death · Container G · Caer Xhan · Station Myria
Races
Human · Brood · Woren · Grassrunner · Guardian
Archive
Abilities · Accessories · Armors · Dragon Genes · Enemies · Helmets · Items · Shields · Weapons

The Breath of Burn down serial

Main series
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Spinoffs
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Pure Again Breath of Fire 3

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