Phantasy Star Collection
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(GameBoy Advance - PAL, Action & Adventure)
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Sega
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THQ
Released On:
24 Nov 2002
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The Phantasy Star Collection includes a mix of action and adventure games, with the story taking players through different worlds and quests. The games follow various characters as they search for lost planets, battle against evil forces, and uncover hidden secrets.
Phantasy Star Collection features fast-paced gameplay with challenging levels and enemies to defeat. Players can explore different environments, collect power-ups, and upgrade their characters' abilities to progress through the games.
EAN-13:
3546430106136 (Spain)
Nintendo Media PN:
AGB-AYCP-EUR (United Kingdom)
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
In these classic space-fantasy RPGs, players explore the Algol and Algo solar systems to combat evil tyrants and mysterious entities threatening multiple planets. The player commands a party of heroes, traveling through diverse environments on foot and by ship to gather allies, manage resources, and uncover the secrets behind the universe's corruption. Success requires strategic combat, leveling up characters, and using towns as hubs for healing, shopping, and saving progress.
Story
PHANTASY STAR I
The Story
Space Century 342 finds us on Camineet on Palma, one of three planets in the Algol Solar System located deep in the Andromeda galaxy. Under the democratic rule of King Lassic, life was good as he provided everything his people could want. Space travel had been discovered 200 years prior, allowing colonization of Motavia and Dezoris.
Dark priests of a new religion promised immortality to all who joined. King Lassic, getting old, became the first to join and subsequently changed into an evil tyrant. Horrible creatures began to stalk all three worlds, causing the people to suffer.
Lassic's Robotcops ruthlessly hunted do-gooders like Nero. Nero's father had disappeared trying to learn Lassic's secrets, and the Robotcops eventually caught Nero as well. Before dying, Nero passed his short sword and quest to his sister, Alis, instructing her to find a brave fighter named Odin. Alis raised the sword to the sky, vowing that Nero's death would not be in vain.
The Algol Solar System
To defeat Lassic, you must explore the entire Algol Solar System. Each planet offers a distinct environment and history.
Palma
Palma is similar to our own world, featuring dense forests, deep lakes, rivers, and wide open areas. It is an old, fully developed planet where the Palmans use space travel to reach Motavia and Dezoris.
Motavia
Motavia is a planet just starting to be colonized by the Palmans, featuring a Spaceport for ships shuttling people and minerals back to Palma. It travels in an irregular path, often sitting very close to the sun, resulting in a topography like Earth's deserts.
The landscape includes dry, barren, sandy areas, scattered oasis, mountains, and deadly poison gas fields.
Dezoris
Dezoris is the planet farthest from the sun, always cold with a surface covered in ice and snow. Bitter cold and permafrost have kept its development slow.
Once every generation, the entire planet experiences a 10-day eclipse. During this time, native Dezorians light special torches, which are considered holy and used for year-round magic ceremonies of growth.
Towns and Villages
Each planet has towns and villages where people and aliens live, featuring houses and various building types.
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Houses: People are everywhere. Talk to those in their homes or on the streets to find out information about the countryside, other villages, or important items.
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Hospital: Visit a hospital to replenish hit points. There is no health insurance; the fee is based on the amount of hit points restored.
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Church: Churches serve a dual purpose. They can resurrect friends who died in battle, and you can ask how many experience points are needed to advance to the next level.
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Shops: Towns contain three types of shops selling various equipment and items. Entering each displays a list of available items and prices.
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Weapons and Armor Shop: Upgrade your armor and weapons. Since you start with little protection, save money for the right outfit.
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Secondhand Shop: Buy tools and sell items you no longer need for money.
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Fast Food Shop: Buy Burgers, Cola, and Potions (Polymtal). Save these for when hit points are low and no hospital is nearby.
PHANTASY STAR II
The Story
Drifting in space is the Algo Star System, with its three children-Palm, Mota, and Dezo-orbiting the parent star, Algo. Mota's history is troubled, marked by the legend of Alis, who rid the planet of the evil oppressor Lassic.
Now another tragedy oppresses Mota, one far worse than Lassic because it is an unknown evil affecting climate, machinery, and nature. Strange, vicious creatures infest the countryside, terrifying and destroying everything. No one ventures outside cities unless they do not plan to return.
Questions remain: What happened to Mother Brain, the controlling entity on Mota? Why have things gone so wrong? Who is smart enough to solve the riddle, and who is brave enough to save the planet?
Places and Buildings
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Home: You live here. Visitors will show up over time, some of whom you may want to recruit. Home is your safe house, ideal for resting or accounting for your strength and resources.
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Central Tower: Located in Paseo, the capital city of Mota, this is where you received your assignment from the Commander. It hosts many city services, like the Library.
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Clone Labs: Characters who fall in battle can be resurrected here. The clerk produces an exact copy of the dead character, retaining memory, experience, and possessions. The whole party can be cloned as long as one member survives.
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Teleport Station: This station uses "Object Transfer" technology, reading the memory of the traveler to teleport you to a chosen city. However, you must have visited a city on foot before you can teleport there later.
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Data Memory: This vault keeps all important information up to date. The clerk provides updates on experience points needed for level increases and saves your progress.
Saving a Game
To save your game, go to the Data Memory. Answer YES when the clerk asks if you want to save. Choose a label from the Choose Name Screen, then tell the clerk which position (1 or 2) you want to save to.
Zan Magic
Zan
How to Play
Getting Started
1. Turn OFF the power switch on your Nintendo® Game Boy® Advance. Never insert or remove a Game Pak when the power is on.
2. Insert the Game Pak of *Phantasy Star Collection*™ into the slot on the Game Boy® Advance. To lock the Game Pak in place, press firmly.
3. Turn ON the POWER switch. The logo screens will appear (if you don't see them, begin again at step 1).
4. When the Title Screen appears, press START to proceed to the Main Menu.
Game Menu Options
MST: Mesetas
The monetary unit of the Algol Solar System. The more Mesetas you have, the more items you can buy!
MAGC: Magic
This menu lists the spells the character has learned. (see SPELLS on page 14).
ITEM
ITEM: These are the special tools and equipment that have been purchased or accumulated during the quest. Up to 24 different items can be carried at one time. However, since there isn't enough space on the screen to show all of the items at one time, choose the NEXT prompt to move to the second or third listing screen.
To use an item, another menu appears showing:
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USE: After selecting an item with the selection cursor, pick the USE selection to activate the item.
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EQP: Equip. Select this when you want to outfit your character with new weapons or armor, or replace the current weapons and armor with new equipment from your items list.
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DRP: Drop. When you have more than 24 items, you cannot carry any more. Use this command to get rid of an ITEM, or to drop something won in combat.
SRCH: SEARCH
Selecting this command lets you search the area directly in front of Alis and her party. Searching can sometimes reveal important items.
SAVE
When you want to leave the game and come back later to the same position, you must use the SAVE command. This command will store everything you have done in the game up to that point. This feature allows you to return to the exact same point you left the game at with all of your characters and possessions intact.
Combat
When you leave the safety of the villages and start exploring the countryside, you will quickly see why the people of the Algol Solar System are so worried about their lands. Monsters... in every strength, shape and size! When you meet a monster, the countryside scene will automatically change to a combat screen, and the Combat Menu will appear. In the combat screen, you will see:
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The Monster! You will see its name and one or several HP ratings in the upper right corner of the screen. Note the number of monsters and strength of each of them.
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On the bottom of the screen, you will see the names of all the characters in Alis' party. The battle must be fought by all of them.
Next, you must select the battle commands for each member of the party. Use the selection cursor to pick the command wanted for each member of the party. Push the A Button to confirm the command, or push the B Button to cancel the command. If you cancel a command, you must choose a new one. When all commands have been selected, push the A Button to begin the first round of combat.
NOTE: Each member of the party must fight. If you select RUN for one member, all party members will run unless an enemy blocks your retreat.
Before you enter into battle with a monster, you can select from several options:
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ATTK - Attack. If this option is selected, you will attack the monster with the weapons the character is using.
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MAGC - Magic. Alis, Myau, and Noah can use magic when they learn spells. When you choose this command, a new menu will appear showing which spells the character may use. Choose a spell and confirm by pressing the A Button. When using magic for healing and curing, make sure to choose the person who needs it.
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ITEM - If you choose this command, another window containing a different list will appear. The list is the same as the one you can call up in the Non-Combat Menu. The use is the same, except the ITEMS used in battle are more limited.
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TALK - Not all monsters are bad. Some will talk to Alis and her friends. Try using this command before entering battle.
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RUN - If you do not wish to fight, try to RUN. Sometimes, when there is more than one monster, a second monster will block your path and you will have to stay and fight.
The battle is over when the HP for either side reaches zero, or when you run away.
Special Items
Items will be invaluable during your quest. Keys, burgers, lights, and vehicles will all help you along the way. Important items to obtain include:
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TRANSER - Go to the last church you visited.
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MAGIC HAT - By using this item you will be able to understand the language of certain monsters.
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ESCAPER - Become temporarily invisible and escape combat.
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COLA - Use this item to restore your HP by 10.
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ALSULIN - Found hanging around Myau's neck - What is its use?
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POLYMTRL - This powerful, smelly liquid will melt all materials except Laconia. Best used on junk.
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DUNGEON KEY - Opens locked dungeon doors. Can be used over and over again.
Buildings and Services
Some of these buildings have signs on them that tell you what services they offer. When you enter a building, go up to the clerk behind the counter and press the A
Controls
L Button
Unspecified
Control Pad
Move Alis and friends
A Button
Confirm selection
B Button
Open the Command Menu
START
Pause the game
Control Pad Up
Select which Phantasy Star game you want to play
Control Pad Down
Select which Phantasy Star game you want to play
Control Pad Left
Move character selection
Control Pad Right
Move character selection
Items & Weapons
SPHERE
Stronger than the Magic Hat and is very effective on certain monsters.
HAPSBY
A robot made out of pure Laconian. He will operate the Luveno... if you find him.
BURGER
Like the Cola, this item will replenish your HP, by 40.
MIRACLE KEY
More powerful than the Dungeon Key. This item can even open locked Magical doors.
AMBR EYE
A precious stone located in the forehead of the Casba Dragon.
CRYSTAL
Superpowerful magic against Lassic's evil.
ROADPASS
An item used to let you board the moving road. To get it you'll to make a secret deal.
PASSPORT
Another form of identification necessary for interplanetary travel.
COMPASS
Use the compass to find your way through the forest.
LACONIAN POT
Important to Myau - but how?
MAGIC LAMP
With this special light, all dark dungeons will become as bright as day.
GAS SLD
This special shield lets you cross poison gas fields.
FLUTE
You are sure to get lost in the amazing dungeons. They are very tricky, but if you have this item you can escape.
FLASH
Exactly like the Magic Lamp, but only has a one-time use.
PRISM
A magical item that is said to reveal a hidden location.
TORCH
A light as bright as the midday sun. Find it on Dezoris.
LANDROVER
A vehicle you use to move rapidly across the surface of the planets.
HOVERCRAFT
A special boat to get you across the water and lava fields.
ICE DIGGER
A must on Dezoris. When needed, it will bore through certain ice mountains with ease.
HEAL
Used by Alis. Restores some HP to a single character.
CURE
Used by Myau and Noah. Stronger than Heal, Cure can be used to restore large amounts of HP.
WALL
Used by Myau. During combat this magic will erect an invisible wall around Myau and all his friends which will protect them from physical attacks.
PROT
Used by Noah. Also used during battle, this will erect a wall around him and his friends which will protect them from magical attacks.
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