Castle Cornelia (Final Fantasy)

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Castle Cornelia
(城コーネリア, Shiro Kōneria?, lit. Castle Coneria)
Background information
Type	Castle
Region	Cornelia
Affiliation(s)	King of Cornelia
Residents	King of Cornelia, Jayne, Princess Sarah
Gameplay details
Items	Cottage x2 Saber Mythril Knife Tent Iron Armor Nitro Powder
Quests	Speaking to the King

Castle Cornelia, also known as Coneria Castle, is the stronghold of the King of Cornelia in the original Final Fantasy, standing outside the town walls of Cornelia.

The king's wife, Queen Jayne, and two daughters, one being Princess Sarah, also live in the castle.

Story

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The Warriors of Light arrive to Cornelia and, after showing their crystals, are sent to the castle. There, the King asks the warriors to save his daughter, Princess Sarah, from the hands of the corrupt knight Garland. After rescuing Sarah from the Chaos Shrine, they later return with the Mystic Key to retrieve the castle's store of explosives, in order to blast a route out of the Aldean Sea.

Spoilers end here.

Items

Item	Location
Cottage	Treasure Room (Requires Mystic Key)
Saber	Treasure Room (Requires Mystic Key)
Mythril Knife	Treasure Room (Requires Mystic Key)
Tent	Treasure Room (Requires Mystic Key)
Cottage	Treasure Room (Requires Mystic Key)
Iron Armor	Treasure Room (Requires Mystic Key)
Nitro Powder	Treasure Room (Requires Mystic Key)

Musical themes

"Castle Cornelia"

"Castle Cornelia" is the background music.

The theme is included in the music player in Final Fantasy XV. It is available since the beginning as part of the Memories of FF album.

It is available as a battle background music for Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy as part of a downloadable content pack of five tracks from Final Fantasy. The theme is included in Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Compilation Album.

Other appearances

Dissidia Final Fantasy

Castle Cornelia.

Castle Cornelia appears in the distance in the ending, when the Warrior of Light heads towards it with his Crystal in hand. This scene closely resembles the opening scene in the original Final Fantasy, after the Light Warriors cross the bridge out of Cornelia.

Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy

The ending of Dissidia concludes Dissidia 012. However, ruins of Cornelia Castle can also be found in the overworld, at the Cornelia Plains. In the Confessions of the Creator scenario, a Teleport Stone is located nearby.

Dissidia Final Fantasy NT

Castle Cornelia appears off the horizon in the battleground modeled after the ending sequence of the original Dissidia.

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy

Castle Cornelia makes a cameo appearance, seen in the background of Field Music Sequence for the original Final Fantasy. It can be seen as the player begins to cross the nearby bridge.

Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade

Castle Cornelia.

Castle Cornelia special.

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World of Final Fantasy

So let's find this Casa Cornelius place. Doesn't "casa" mean "up"? It's gotta be higher up!

Lann trying to find Castle Cornelia

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Gallery

Castle Cornelia's First Floor (NES).

Castle Cornelia's Second Floor (NES).

Castle Cornelia (PS).

Castle Cornelia (GBA).

A guard (PSP).

Castle Cornelia in Dissidia Final Fantasy NT.

Cornelia in World of Final Fantasy.

Trivia

• Castle Cornelia is the home of the infamous Invisible woman of Cornelia glitch.
• Some statues inside the throne room resemble chocobos in the GBA, PSP and iOS releases.