Top Final Fantasy Secrets That You Probably Didn’t Know

Here are some rare and interesting facts about the Final Fantasy franchise

Posted By | On 06th, Apr. 2014

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Final Fantasy X is the only game to have water element

For those who love the water element and know how to mix it up in the arena, will also know that Water began to take a larger role in subsequent games, and was first introduced as a central element in Final Fantasy X. Sure they introduced a new element in the game, but they also managed to remove Water Summon which was a pretty powerful spell.


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