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The '''Chaos Shrine''', also known as the '''Temple of Fiends''' in the [[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]] and '''Temple of Chaos''' in the [[PlayStation]] port, is a location in the original ''[[Final Fantasy]]'', and is in ruins at the time of the game. It is located at the center of the archipelago in which ''Final Fantasy'' takes place. The shrine also features a [[Dark Crystal (term)|Dark Crystal]] in [[Garland (Final Fantasy)|Garland's]] chamber.
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The '''Chaos Shrine''', also known as the '''Temple of Fiends''' in the [[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]] and '''Temple of Chaos''' in the [[PlayStation]] port, is a location in the original ''[[Final Fantasy]]''. It is a ruin located at the center of the archipelago in which ''Final Fantasy'' takes place. The shrine also features a [[Dark Crystal (term)|Dark Crystal]] in [[Garland (Final Fantasy)|Garland's]] chamber. It is the first dungeon of the game. The door to the center chamber will be locked until the player speaks with the [[King of Cornelia]].
   
 
== Story ==
  
== Story ==
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The Chaos Shrine was an ancient temple used as a hideout for the evil knight Garland. The [[Warriors of Light#Final Fantasy|Warriors of Light]] head towards the Chaos Shrine to find Garland, who holds [[Princess Sarah]] hostage. They defeat Garland, but fail to realize he was resurrected by the [[Four Fiends (Final Fantasy)|Four Fiends]] and transported into the past.
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The Chaos Shrine is an ancient temple used as a hideout for the evil knight Garland. The [[Warriors of Light#Final Fantasy|Warriors of Light]] head to the Chaos Shrine to find Garland, who holds [[Princess Sarah]] hostage. They defeat Garland, but fail to realize he was resurrected by the [[Four Fiends (Final Fantasy)|Four Fiends]] and [[time travel|transported into the past]].
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Later, after all four elemental [[Crystal (term)|crystals]] are lit, the Warriors of Light learn they must travel to the past at the Chaos Shrine. The crystals empower the Dark Crystal within the shrine and open a time warp, with which the warriors travel 2000 years back to a point in time when the temple was intact. After traversing it and defeating the Four Fiends for a second time, they locate Garland and defeat the Dark Lord [[Chaos (Final Fantasy)|Chaos]], ending the time loop. The floor in which Chaos appears is shaped like a hexagram (a triangle in the NES version) inside a circle, possibly representing the Seal of Solomon.
   
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Later, after all four elemental [[Crystal (term)|crystals]] are lit, the Warriors of Light learn they must travel to the past at the Chaos Shrine. The crystals empower the Dark Crystal within the shrine and open a time warp, with which the warriors travel 2000 years back to a point in time when the temple is intact. After traversing it and defeating the Four Fiends for a second time, they locate Garland and defeat the Dark Lord [[Chaos (Final Fantasy)|Chaos]], ending the time loop.
  
 
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* [[Chaos (Final Fantasy)|Chaos]] (Final Boss)
  
* [[Chaos (Final Fantasy)|Chaos]] (Final Boss)
 
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== Musical themes ==
  
== Musical themes ==
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{{audio|filename=FF - Underwater Temple.ogg|title="Sunken Shrine"}}
 
The background music for the Chaos Shrine is called "[[Chaos Shrine (theme)|Chaos Shrine]]". The background music for the Chaos Shrine of the Past is known as "Sunken Shrine", and is an arrangement of the former. The theme is included in ''[[Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Compilation Album]]''.
  
The background music for the Chaos Shrine is called "[[Chaos Shrine (theme)|Chaos Shrine]]". The background music for the Chaos Shrine of the Past is known as "Sunken Shrine", and is an arrangement of the former. The theme is included in ''[[Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Compilation Album]]''.
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== Other appearances ==
  
== Other appearances ==
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Tactics]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Tactics]]'' ===
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[[File:Wonder - Shrine of Chaos.png|thumb|The Shrine of Chaos.]]
  
[[File:Wonder - Shrine of Chaos.png|thumb|The Shrine of Chaos.]]
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{{Q|When the world was young, the primal deities sealed Jaed the Netherlord deep beneath the earth. Its decrepit chambers tainted by a foul and unholy air, the Shrine of Chaos is said to mark the site of his prison.|Description}}
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{{Quote|When the world was young, the primal deities sealed Jaed the Netherlord deep beneath the earth. Its decrepit chambers tainted by a foul and unholy air, the Shrine of Chaos is said to mark the site of his prison.|Description}}
 
The Shrine of Chaos was mentioned as one of the [[Wonder (Tactics)#Shrine of Chaos|wonders]].
  
The Shrine of Chaos was mentioned as one of the [[Wonder (Tactics)#Shrine of Chaos|wonders]].
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=== ''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)|Dissidia Final Fantasy]]'' ===
  
   
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=== ''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)|Dissidia Final Fantasy]]'' (2008) ===
 
[[File:DissidiaChaosShrine.jpg|right|170px|thumb|The Old Chaos Shrine.]]
  
[[File:DissidiaChaosShrine.jpg|right|170px|thumb|The Old Chaos Shrine.]]
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'''The Old Chaos Shrine''' {{j|過去のカオス神殿|Kako no Kaosu Shinden}} is the representative arena of ''Final Fantasy''. It is here that [[Tidus/Dissidia|Tidus]] begins his storyline, [[Terra Branford/Dissidia|Terra]] loses control of her power and attacks [[Onion Knight (Dissidia)|Onion Knight]], and [[Bartz Klauser/Dissidia|Bartz]] spies on several antagonists. [[Squall Leonhart/Dissidia|Squall]] and [[Zidane Tribal/Dissidia|Zidane]] confront [[Ultimecia/Dissidia|Ultimecia]] and [[Kuja/Dissidia|Kuja]] here as well, and the [[Warrior of Light (Dissidia)|Warrior of Light]] fights [[Garland (Final Fantasy)/Dissidia|Garland]] at the end of his storyline. At the end of [[Shade Impulse]], the heroes gather at the Shrine to battle Garland, and then open the portal to Chaos's realm, [[Edge of Madness (Dissidia)|Edge of Madness]]. Until the Warrior of Light faces Garland, all storyline sequences that take place at the Chaos Shrine happen on the roof or in the side passages, and not actually inside the shrine itself.
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'''The Old Chaos Shrine''' {{j|過去のカオス神殿|Kako no Kaosu Shinden}} is the representative arena of ''Final Fantasy''. It is here that [[Tidus/Dissidia (PSP)|Tidus]] begins his storyline, [[Terra Branford/Dissidia (PSP)|Terra]] loses control of her power and attacks [[Onion Knight (Dissidia)|Onion Knight]], and [[Bartz Klauser/Dissidia (PSP)|Bartz]] spies on several antagonists. [[Squall Leonhart/Dissidia (PSP)|Squall]] and [[Zidane Tribal/Dissidia (PSP)|Zidane]] confront [[Ultimecia/Dissidia (PSP)|Ultimecia]] and [[Kuja/Dissidia (PSP)|Kuja]] here as well, and the [[Warrior of Light (Dissidia)|Warrior of Light]] fights [[Garland (Final Fantasy)/Dissidia (PSP)|Garland]] at the end of his storyline. At the end of [[Shade Impulse]], the heroes gather at the Shrine to battle Garland, and then open the portal to Chaos's realm, [[Edge of Madness (Dissidia)|Edge of Madness]]. Until the Warrior of Light faces Garland, all storyline sequences that take place at the Chaos Shrine happen on the roof or in the side passages, and not actually inside the shrine itself.
   
 
The Chaos Shrine is a straightforward arena with a large central room lined with destructible pillars dominated by a ramp leading from the doors of the shrine to a throne against the opposite wall (which can be destroyed with a [[Wall Rush]]). Portraits of the Four Fiends can be seen in the corners of the room. In addition to fighting in the shrine itself, players can also fight on the roof, which is almost entirely open with a handful of destructible pillars and statues. A portal to Chaos's realm can be seen in the sky.
  
The Chaos Shrine is a straightforward arena with a large central room lined with destructible pillars dominated by a ramp leading from the doors of the shrine to a throne against the opposite wall (which can be destroyed with a [[Wall Rush]]). Portraits of the Four Fiends can be seen in the corners of the room. In addition to fighting in the shrine itself, players can also fight on the roof, which is almost entirely open with a handful of destructible pillars and statues. A portal to Chaos's realm can be seen in the sky.
   
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If a character is knocked into it by a powerful attack, the shrine's roof can be destroyed, resulting in the arena becoming almost entirely open and destructible rubble falling into the arena's main chamber. The shrine's Ω form causes the [[Bravery (stat)#Dissidia Final Fantasy|Bravery]] of both characters to decrease by a set percentage every few seconds, and the Bravery deducted is added to the Bravery pool.
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If a character is knocked into it by a powerful attack, the shrine's roof can be destroyed, opening up the battle arena and destructible rubble falling into the main chamber. The shrine's Ω form causes the [[Bravery (stat)#Dissidia Final Fantasy|Bravery]] of both characters to decrease by a set percentage every few seconds, and the Bravery deducted is added to the Bravery pool.
   
 
The Blackcrystal Sliver is the battlegen item obtained through stage destruction in this area.
  
The Blackcrystal Sliver is the battlegen item obtained through stage destruction in this area.
   
 
==== ''[[Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy]]'' ====
  
==== ''[[Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy]]'' ====
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The Old Chaos Shrine returns, serving as the sight of a battle between [[Lightning (Final Fantasy XIII)/Dissidia (PSP)|Lightning]] and [[Kain Highwind/Dissidia (PSP)|Kain]], after which Lightning confronts Garland and Exdeath.
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The Old Chaos Shrine returns, serving as the sight of a battle between [[Lightning (Final Fantasy XIII)/Dissidia|Lightning]] and [[Kain Highwind/Dissidia|Kain]], after which Lightning confronts Garland and Exdeath.
  
   
 
Ruins of the Chaos Shrine can be found [[World B]], at the Cornelia Plains. In some storylines a moogle operates a shop here.
  
Ruins of the Chaos Shrine can be found [[World B]], at the Cornelia Plains. In some storylines a moogle operates a shop here.
   
 
=== ''[[Theatrhythm Final Fantasy]]'' ===
  
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The multiplayer mode is known as [[Chaos Shrine (Theatrhythm)|Chaos Shrine]]. It supports four players.
  
The multiplayer mode is known as [[Chaos Shrine (Theatrhythm)|Chaos Shrine]]. It supports four players.
   
 
The location itself is featured in Music Sequences, including the "[[Final Fantasy (theme)|Opening Theme]]" [[Event Music Sequence]] and the " [[Chaos Shrine (theme)|Underwater Temple]]" [[Field Music Sequence]], as well as any [[Battle Music Sequence]] in which the player faces Chaos during a Dark Note. The location is also used as the background for the battle with Chaos upon collecting 10,000 Rhythmia, the only time it is guaranteed to be used in BMS.
  
The location itself is featured in Music Sequences, including the "[[Final Fantasy (theme)|Opening Theme]]" [[Event Music Sequence]] and the " [[Chaos Shrine (theme)|Underwater Temple]]" [[Field Music Sequence]], as well as any [[Battle Music Sequence]] in which the player faces Chaos during a Dark Note. The location is also used as the background for the battle with Chaos upon collecting 10,000 Rhythmia, the only time it is guaranteed to be used in BMS.
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==== ''[[Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call]]'' ====
  
==== ''[[Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call]]'' ====
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[[File:Chaos Shrine TFFCC.png|right|thumb|200px|The Chaos Shrine.]]
  
[[File:Chaos Shrine TFFCC.png|right|thumb|200px|The Chaos Shrine.]]
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The Chaos Shrine returns, the location appearing as the BMS for [[Final boss theme#Final Fantasy|Last Battle]] from the 16-bit ports, while the mode itself has been succeeded by [[Quest Medley]].
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The Chaos Shrine returns, the location appearing as the BMS for [[Final boss theme#Final Fantasy|Last Battle]] from the 16-bit ports, while the mode itself has been succeeded by [[Quest Medley]]. A different version of the Chaos Shrine appears as the background for the BMS for "[[Chaos Shrine (theme)|The Chaos Shrine -TFFCC BMS Arrangement- From FF]]"
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[[File:Ruined Chaos Shrine TFF.PNG|right|thumb|200px|During "The Chaos Shrine -TFFCC BMS Arrangement- From FF".]]
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade]]'' ===
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FFAB Chaos Shrine Past FFI.png|Chaos Shrine Past (Normal) [FFI].
  
FFAB Chaos Shrine Past FFI.png|Chaos Shrine Past (Normal) [FFI].
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FFAB Chaos Shrine (Omega) DDFF Special.png|Chaos Shrine (Omega) (Special) [D012].
  
FFAB Chaos Shrine (Omega) DDFF Special.png|Chaos Shrine (Omega) (Special) [D012].
 
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy Record Keeper]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Record Keeper]]'' ===
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==== Chaos Shrine ====
  
==== Chaos Shrine ====
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{{Q|"When darkness veils the world, four Warriors of Light shall come," spoke the prophecy. Their arrival in Cornelia began the story to begin all stories.|Description}}
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{{Quote|"When darkness veils the world, four Warriors of Light shall come," spoke the prophecy. Their arrival in Cornelia began the story to begin all stories.|Description}}
 
'''Chaos Shrine''' is unlocked by completing [[Phantom Train (Final Fantasy VI)#Final Fantasy Record Keeper|Phantom Train]] in the ''[[Final Fantasy VI]]'' realm. Completion of this dungeon unlocks [[Western Keep#Final Fantasy Record Keeper|Western Keep]] in the ''[[Final Fantasy|Final Fantasy I]]'' realm.
  
'''Chaos Shrine''' is unlocked by completing [[Phantom Train (Final Fantasy VI)#Final Fantasy Record Keeper|Phantom Train]] in the ''[[Final Fantasy VI]]'' realm. Completion of this dungeon unlocks [[Western Keep#Final Fantasy Record Keeper|Western Keep]] in the ''[[Final Fantasy|Final Fantasy I]]'' realm.
   
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Defeat Garland without being KO'd.
  
Defeat Garland without being KO'd.
 
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|classic mastery=5[[File:FFRK Lesser Power Orb.png|32px|Lesser Power Orb]] 2[[File:FFRK Stamina Shard.png|32px|Stamina Shard]]
  
|classic mastery=5[[File:FFRK Lesser Power Orb.png|32px|Lesser Power Orb]] 2[[File:FFRK Stamina Shard.png|32px|Stamina Shard]]
 
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|elite mastery=[[File:FFRK Stamina Shard.png|32px|Stamina Shard]] [[File:FFRK Diamond Helm FFIII.png|32px|Diamond Helm (III)]]
  
|elite mastery=[[File:FFRK Stamina Shard.png|32px|Stamina Shard]] [[File:FFRK Diamond Helm FFIII.png|32px|Diamond Helm (III)]]
 
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==== Chaos Shrine of Yore, Part 1 ====
  
==== Chaos Shrine of Yore, Part 1 ====
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{{Q|With the support of the Circle of Sages, the Warriors of Light travel to the Chaos Shrine and are transported 2000 years into the past...|Description}}
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{{Quote|With the support of the Circle of Sages, the Warriors of Light travel to the Chaos Shrine and are transported 2000 years into the past...|Description}}
 
Chaos Shrine of Yore, Part 1 is unlocked by completing [[Thunder Plains (Final Fantasy X)#Final Fantasy Record Keeper|Thunder Plains]] in the ''[[Final Fantasy X]]'' realm. Completion of this dungeon unlocks [[Chaos Shrine (Final Fantasy)#Chaos Shrine of Yore, Part 2|Chaos Shrine of Yore, Part 2]] in the ''[[Final Fantasy|Final Fantasy I]]'' realm.
  
Chaos Shrine of Yore, Part 1 is unlocked by completing [[Thunder Plains (Final Fantasy X)#Final Fantasy Record Keeper|Thunder Plains]] in the ''[[Final Fantasy X]]'' realm. Completion of this dungeon unlocks [[Chaos Shrine (Final Fantasy)#Chaos Shrine of Yore, Part 2|Chaos Shrine of Yore, Part 2]] in the ''[[Final Fantasy|Final Fantasy I]]'' realm.
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|elite mastery=[[File:FFRK Major White Orb.png|32px|Major White Orb]] [[File:FFRK Greater Non-Elemental Orb.png|32px|Greater Non-Elemental Orb]]
  
|elite mastery=[[File:FFRK Major White Orb.png|32px|Major White Orb]] [[File:FFRK Greater Non-Elemental Orb.png|32px|Greater Non-Elemental Orb]]
 
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==== Chaos Shrine of Yore, Part 2 ====
  
==== Chaos Shrine of Yore, Part 2 ====
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{{Q|The battle with the two elemental fiends behind them, the Warriors of Light continue their journey downward through the Chaos Shrine, but more foes lie in wait.|Description}}
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{{Quote|The battle with the two elemental fiends behind them, the Warriors of Light continue their journey downward through the Chaos Shrine, but more foes lie in wait.|Description}}
 
Chaos Shrine of Yore, Part 2 is unlocked by completing [[Chaos Shrine (Final Fantasy)#Chaos Shrine of Yore, Part 1|Chaos Shrine of Yore, Part 1]] in the ''[[Final Fantasy|Final Fantasy I]]'' realm. Completion of this dungeon is required to unlock [[Sealed Cave (Final Fantasy IV)#Final Fantasy Record Keeper|Sealed Cave]] in the ''[[Final Fantasy IV]]'' realm.
  
Chaos Shrine of Yore, Part 2 is unlocked by completing [[Chaos Shrine (Final Fantasy)#Chaos Shrine of Yore, Part 1|Chaos Shrine of Yore, Part 1]] in the ''[[Final Fantasy|Final Fantasy I]]'' realm. Completion of this dungeon is required to unlock [[Sealed Cave (Final Fantasy IV)#Final Fantasy Record Keeper|Sealed Cave]] in the ''[[Final Fantasy IV]]'' realm.
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|boss 2 = [[File:FFRK Tiamat FFI.png|100px|link=Tiamat (Final Fantasy)#Final Fantasy Record Keeper|Tiamat]]
  
|boss 2 = [[File:FFRK Tiamat FFI.png|100px|link=Tiamat (Final Fantasy)#Final Fantasy Record Keeper|Tiamat]]
 
|boss 2 stage='''Chaos Shrine of Yore - 3rd Sub-Level, Part 2'''
  
|boss 2 stage='''Chaos Shrine of Yore - 3rd Sub-Level, Part 2'''
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'''Chaos Shrine of Yore - 4th Sub-Level, Part 2'''<br>
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'''Chaos Shrine of Yore - 4th Sub-Level, Part 2'''<br/>
 
Defeat Tiamat without being KO'd.
  
Defeat Tiamat without being KO'd.
 
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|classic mastery=3[[File:FFRK Lightning Orb.png|32px|Lightning Orb]] [[File:FFRK Stamina Shard.png|32px|Stamina Shard]]
  
|classic mastery=3[[File:FFRK Lightning Orb.png|32px|Lightning Orb]] [[File:FFRK Stamina Shard.png|32px|Stamina Shard]]
 
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The Chaos Shrine, also known as the Temple of Fiends in the NES and Temple of Chaos in the PlayStation port, is a location in the original Final Fantasy. It is a ruin located at the center of the archipelago in which Final Fantasy takes place. The shrine also features a Dark Crystal in Garland's chamber. It is the first dungeon of the game. The door to the center chamber will be locked until the player speaks with the King of Cornelia.

Story

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The Chaos Shrine is an ancient temple used as a hideout for the evil knight Garland. The Warriors of Light head to the Chaos Shrine to find Garland, who holds Princess Sarah hostage. They defeat Garland, but fail to realize he was resurrected by the Four Fiends and transported into the past.

Later, after all four elemental crystals are lit, the Warriors of Light learn they must travel to the past at the Chaos Shrine. The crystals empower the Dark Crystal within the shrine and open a time warp, with which the warriors travel 2000 years back to a point in time when the temple was intact. After traversing it and defeating the Four Fiends for a second time, they locate Garland and defeat the Dark Lord Chaos, ending the time loop. The floor in which Chaos appears is shaped like a hexagram (a triangle in the NES version) inside a circle, possibly representing the Seal of Solomon.

Spoilers end here.

Items

Present time

Item Location
Potion Northwest Corner
Cottage Northwest Corner
Leather Cap Southwest Corner
Rune Blade Southeast Corner (Requires Mystic Key)
Werebuster Northeast Corner (Requires Mystic Key)
Gold Needle Northeast Corner (Requires Mystic Key)

2000 years past

Item Location
45000 gil[note 1]/Dry Ether[note 2] Third Floor
65000 gil[note 3]/Elixir[note 4] Third Floor
26000 gil[note 5]/Megalixir[note 6] B2
Protect Ring B2
Sasuke's Blade B2
Protect Cloak B2
Masamune B4

Enemies

Outside the Chaos Shrine (3,3) (4,3)

FF1 3DS Chaos Shrine Otherworld

The Chaos Shrine on the World Map.

Present Time

FFI Background Chaos Shrine1

Battle background of the Chaos Shrine.

2000 years past

FFI Background Chaos Shrine2

Battle background of the Chaos Shrine of the Past.

FFI Background Chaos Shrine3

Battle background of the Final Battle.


Musical themes

"Sunken Shrine"
Music

The background music for the Chaos Shrine is called "Chaos Shrine". The background music for the Chaos Shrine of the Past is known as "Sunken Shrine", and is an arrangement of the former. The theme is included in Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Compilation Album.

Other appearances

Final Fantasy Tactics

Wonder - Shrine of Chaos

The Shrine of Chaos.

When the world was young, the primal deities sealed Jaed the Netherlord deep beneath the earth. Its decrepit chambers tainted by a foul and unholy air, the Shrine of Chaos is said to mark the site of his prison.

Description

The Shrine of Chaos was mentioned as one of the wonders.

Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)

File:DissidiaChaosShrine.jpg

The Old Chaos Shrine.

The Old Chaos Shrine (過去のカオス神殿, Kako no Kaosu Shinden?) is the representative arena of Final Fantasy. It is here that Tidus begins his storyline, Terra loses control of her power and attacks Onion Knight, and Bartz spies on several antagonists. Squall and Zidane confront Ultimecia and Kuja here as well, and the Warrior of Light fights Garland at the end of his storyline. At the end of Shade Impulse, the heroes gather at the Shrine to battle Garland, and then open the portal to Chaos's realm, Edge of Madness. Until the Warrior of Light faces Garland, all storyline sequences that take place at the Chaos Shrine happen on the roof or in the side passages, and not actually inside the shrine itself.

The Chaos Shrine is a straightforward arena with a large central room lined with destructible pillars dominated by a ramp leading from the doors of the shrine to a throne against the opposite wall (which can be destroyed with a Wall Rush). Portraits of the Four Fiends can be seen in the corners of the room. In addition to fighting in the shrine itself, players can also fight on the roof, which is almost entirely open with a handful of destructible pillars and statues. A portal to Chaos's realm can be seen in the sky.

If a character is knocked into it by a powerful attack, the shrine's roof can be destroyed, opening up the battle arena and destructible rubble falling into the main chamber. The shrine's Ω form causes the Bravery of both characters to decrease by a set percentage every few seconds, and the Bravery deducted is added to the Bravery pool.

The Blackcrystal Sliver is the battlegen item obtained through stage destruction in this area.

Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy

The Old Chaos Shrine returns, serving as the sight of a battle between Lightning and Kain, after which Lightning confronts Garland and Exdeath.

Ruins of the Chaos Shrine can be found World B, at the Cornelia Plains. In some storylines a moogle operates a shop here.

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy

The multiplayer mode is known as Chaos Shrine. It supports four players.

The location itself is featured in Music Sequences, including the "Opening Theme" Event Music Sequence and the " Underwater Temple" Field Music Sequence, as well as any Battle Music Sequence in which the player faces Chaos during a Dark Note. The location is also used as the background for the battle with Chaos upon collecting 10,000 Rhythmia, the only time it is guaranteed to be used in BMS.

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call

Chaos Shrine TFFCC

The Chaos Shrine.

The Chaos Shrine returns, the location appearing as the BMS for Last Battle from the 16-bit ports, while the mode itself has been succeeded by Quest Medley. A different version of the Chaos Shrine appears as the background for the BMS for "The Chaos Shrine -TFFCC BMS Arrangement- From FF"

Ruined Chaos Shrine TFF

During "The Chaos Shrine -TFFCC BMS Arrangement- From FF".


Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade

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Final Fantasy Record Keeper

Chaos Shrine

"When darkness veils the world, four Warriors of Light shall come," spoke the prophecy. Their arrival in Cornelia began the story to begin all stories.

Description

Chaos Shrine is unlocked by completing Phantom Train in the Final Fantasy VI realm. Completion of this dungeon unlocks Western Keep in the Final Fantasy I realm.


Chaos Shrine of Yore, Part 1

With the support of the Circle of Sages, the Warriors of Light travel to the Chaos Shrine and are transported 2000 years into the past...

Description

Chaos Shrine of Yore, Part 1 is unlocked by completing Thunder Plains in the Final Fantasy X realm. Completion of this dungeon unlocks Chaos Shrine of Yore, Part 2 in the Final Fantasy I realm.


Chaos Shrine of Yore, Part 2

The battle with the two elemental fiends behind them, the Warriors of Light continue their journey downward through the Chaos Shrine, but more foes lie in wait.

Description

Chaos Shrine of Yore, Part 2 is unlocked by completing Chaos Shrine of Yore, Part 1 in the Final Fantasy I realm. Completion of this dungeon is required to unlock Sealed Cave in the Final Fantasy IV realm.


Non-Final Fantasy guest appearances

Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy in Itadaki Street Mobile

The Chaos Shrine is present in this crossover title as a stage.

Gallery

Etymology

Chaos refers to the void state preceding the creation of the universe in Greek creation myths, or to the initial "gap" created by the original separation of heaven and earth. Chaos also refers to a state of disorder, disharmony, dissonance, lawlessness, and unpredictability.

The Chaos Shrine is one of the few locations in the game to be renamed in the English as well as the Japanese versions. It was originally known as "Kaosu no Shinden" (Temple of Chaos, or Chaos's Temple), whereas the remakes simplify the name to "Kaosushinden" (the Chaos Temple).

Notes

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Final Fantasy setting
Allusions - Characters - Concept Art - Translations - Version differences - Wallpapers - Walkthrough
Locations World A
Cornelia - Castle Cornelia - Chaos Shrine - Drawbridge - Matoya's Cave - Pravoka - Sea - Elfheim - Elven Castle - Marsh Cave - Western Keep - Mount Duergar - Melmond - Cavern of Earth - Giant's Cave - Sage's Cave - Aldean Sea - Crescent Lake - Mount Gulg - Cavern of Ice - Ryukahn Desert - Cardian Islands - Citadel of Trials - Onrac - Caravan - Gaia - Sunken Shrine - Waterfall Cavern - Lufenia - Yahnikurm Desert - Mirage Tower - Flying Fortress - Earthgift Shrine - Hellfire Chasm - Lifespring Grotto - Whisperwind Cove - Labyrinth of Time
LoreRaces Dark Elf - Dwarf - Elf - Lufenian - Mermaid - Robot
Terms Crystal - Four Fiends - Levistone - Nitro Powder - Oxyale - Prophecy - Rat's Tail - Soul of Chaos - Warp Cube
Dissidia Final Fantasy
Content Allusions - Characters - Merchandise - Translations - Version Differences - Wallpapers
Arenas Old Chaos Shrine - Pandaemonium - World of Darkness - Lunar Subterrane - The Rift - Kefka's Tower - Planet's Core - Ultimecia's Castle - Crystal World - Dream's End - Order's Sanctuary - Edge of Madness
Terms Crystal - Cycle - Manikin
GameplayMechanics Abilities - Accessories - Alternate outfits - Armor - Bugs and glitches - Enemies - Summonstones - Weapons
Battle elements Banish Trap - Battlegen - Battle poses - Bravery - Chase Sequence - Combination - RPG Mode - Damage Priority - Dash - EX Mode - Judgment - Quickmove - Wall Rush
Gameplay features Accomplishments - Artifact - Calendar Bonuses - Chaos Reports - Cosmos Reports - Data install - Destiny Points - Friend Card - Mognet - Museum - Pieces - Play Plan - PP Catalog - Passwords - Player icons - Shop - Skills
Story modes Prologue - Destiny Odyssey - Shade Impulse - Distant Glory - Inward Chaos
Other modes Arcade Mode - Duel Colosseum - Quick Battle
MediaRelated games Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy - Dissidia Final Fantasy NT - Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia
Music albums Dissidia Final Fantasy Original Soundtrack
Music themes "DISSIDIA" - "Cosmos" - "Chaos" - "The Messenger"
Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy setting
Characters - Translations - Wallpapers
LocationsWorld A - World B Cornelia - Castle Cornelia - Chaos Shrine - Pravoka - Elven Snowfields - Elven Castle - Western Keep - Melmond - Crescent Lake - Mount Gulg - Ryukahn Desert - Bahamut Isles - Citadel of Trials - Onrac - Lufenia - Mirage Sandsea - Mirage Tower - Marsh Cave - Gaia
Gateways North Sanctuary Gateway - Gateway to Departure - Curses of Hopes and Yore - Chasm in the Rotting Land - Land of the Stolen Crown - Dreams of a Flying Castle
Arenas Old Chaos Shrine - Pandaemonium - Pandaemonium-Top Floor - Crystal Tower - World of Darkness - Lunar Subterrane - The Rift - Kefka's Tower - Phantom Train - Planet's Core - Ultimecia's Castle - Crystal World - M.S. Prima Vista - Dream's End - Empyreal Paradox - Sky Fortress Bahamut - Orphan's Cradle - Order's Sanctuary - Edge of Madness
Terms Cycle - Manikin
Final Fantasy Record Keeper Realms
Characters - Events - Legacy - Translations - Version differences - World
Final Fantasy Chaos Shrine - Western Keep - Cavern of Earth (1 · 2) - Mount Gulg - Cavern of Ice - Citadel of Trials - Sunken Shrine - Flying Fortress - Chaos Shrine of Yore (Part 1 · Part 2)
Final Fantasy II Semitt Falls Cavern - Snow Cavern (Snow Cavern · Return) - Dreadnought - Deist Cavern - Coliseum - Castle Fynn - Tropical Island - Cave of Mysidia - Leviathan - Mysidian Tower (Part 1 · Part 2 · Part 3) - The Cyclone - Castle Palamecia - Jade Passage
Final Fantasy III Altar Cave - Castle Sasune - Sealed Cave - Nepto Temple - Tower of Owen - Subterranean Lake - Molten Cave - Hein's Castle - Cave of Tides - Goldor Manor - Dragon Spire - Castle Saronia - Sunken Cave - Saronia Catacombs - Temple of Time - Ancient Ruins - Falgabard Cave - Lake Dohr - Cave of Shadows - Doga's Grotto - Bahamut's Lair - Ancients' Maze - Eureka (Part 1 · Part 2) - World of Darkness
Final Fantasy IV Mist Cave - Underground Waterway - Antlion's Den - Mount Hobs - Fabul Castle - Baron Castle - Lodestone Cavern - Tower of Zot (Tower of Zot · Spire) - Dwarven Castle - Tower of Babil (Depths · Heights) - Cave of Eblan - The Feymarch - Sealed Cave - Lair of the Father - Giant of Babil (Part 1 · Part 2) - Lunar Subterrane (Part 1 · Part 2 · Part 3 · Part 4 · Part 5) - Mount Ordeals - Adamant Isle Grotto
Final Fantasy V Wind Shrine - Torna Canal - Ship Graveyard - North Mountain (North Mountain · Part 2) - Castle Walse - Walse Tower (Walse Tower · Sunken Tower) - Karnak Castle - Library of the Ancients - Desert of Shifting Sands - Catapult - Tycoon Meteorite - Ronka Ruins (Part 1 · Part 2) - Walse Meteorite - Karnak Meteorite - Gohn Meteorite - Castle Exdeath (Castle Exdeath · Part 2 · Part 3 · Part 4) - Big Bridge - Underground Waterway - Castle of Bal (Castle of Bal · Dungeon) - Drakenvale - Xezat's Fleet - Barrier Tower - Great Forest of Moore - Death Valley - Pyramid - Guardian Tree - Island Shrine - Fork Tower (White Tower · Black Tower) - Great Sea Trench - Istory Falls - Sealed Castle Kuza - Interdimensional Rift (Part 1 · Part 2) - Fire-Powered Ship - Gil Cave
Final Fantasy VI Narshe Mines (North Mines · Abandoned Mineshaft) - Figaro Castle (Figaro Castle · 2) - Mt. Kolts - Imperial Camp - South Figaro Cave - Phantom Train - Esper Valley - Zozo - Opera House (Opera House · Part 2) - Magitek Factory - Vector - Thamasa - Esper Caves - Airship - Floating Continent (1 · 2) - Solitary Island - Mobliz (Mobliz · Part 2) - Darill's Tomb - Falcon - Mt. Zozo - Cave on the Veldt - Owzer's Mansion - Cultists' Tower (Part 1 · Part 2) - Phoenix Cave - Narshe (Part 1 · Part 2) - Yeti's Cave - Ancient Castle - Dreamscape (Part 1 · Part 2) - Ebot's Rock - Kefka's Tower (Part 1 · Part 2 · Part 3 · Part 4) - Lethe River - South Figaro - Cataclysm - Coliseum - Zone Eater's Belly
Final Fantasy VII Mako Reactor No. 1 - Mako Reactor No. 5 - Midgar Highway - Under Junon - Shinra Cargo Ship - Corel Prison - Gongaga - Cosmo Canyon - Nibelheim - Mt. Nibel - Wutai - Temple of the Ancients - Forgotten Capital - Gaea's Cliff - Whirlwind Maze - Ultima Weapon - Underwater Reactor - Shinra No. 26 - Sector 8 (Part 1 · Part 2) - Sister Ray - Godo's Pagoda - Shinra Building - Battle Square - Inside Northern Cave - Marshes - Banora - Wilderness - Tamblin Mountains
Final Fantasy VIII Fire Cavern - Dollet (SeeD Field Exam · Dollet) - Balamb Garden (1 · 2 · MD) - Presidential Train - Centra Excavation Site - Unknown King's Tomb - D-District Prison - Missile Base - Fisherman's Horizon - Balamb - Galbadia Garden (Part 1 · Part 2 · Part 3) - Trabia Ravine - Great Salt Lake - Ragnarok - Centra Ruins (Part 1 · Part 2) - Cactuar Island - Deling City - Deling City Sewers - Lunatic Pandora - Winhill = Ultimecia Castle
Final Fantasy IX M. S. Prima Vista - Evil Forest - Village of Dali - Gizamaluk's Grotto - Burmecia - South Gate - Gargan Roo - Cleyra (Sandpit · Cathedral) - Alexandria Castle (Part 1 · Part 2 · Part 3 · Part 4) - Fossil Roo - Conde Petie Mountain Path - The Iifa Tree - Madain Sari - Oeilvert - Desert Palace - Mount Gulug (Part 1 · Part 2) - Ipsen's Castle - Shrines of Ipsen - Pandemonium (Part 1 · Part 2) - Ice Cavern - Crystal World
Final Fantasy X Zanarkand - Besaid - S.S. Liki - Kilika Woods - Luca - Mi'ihen Highroad - Mushroom Rock Road - Moonflow - Thunder Plains - Macalania (Woods · Temple · Lake) - Sanubia Sands - Airship (Airship · Part 2 · Part 3) - Via Purifico (Maze · Sewer) - Highbridge - Calm Lands - Mt. Gagazet (Part 1 · Part 2 · Cavern) - Dome (Part 1 · Part 2)
Final Fantasy XI Inner Horutoto Ruins - Maze of Shakhrami - Waughroon Shrine - Batallia Downs - Delkfutt's Tower - Beadeaux - Sarutabaruta
Final Fantasy XII Nalbina Fortress - Garamsythe Waterway - Nalbina Dungeons - Barheim Passage - Lhusu Mines - Dreadnought Leviathan - Tomb of Raithwall (Part 1 · Part 2 · Part 3 · Part 4) - Light Cruiser Shiva - Henne Mines - Golmore Jungle - Stilshrine of Miriam (Part 1 · Part 2) - Mt Bur-Omisace - Salikawood - Sochen Cave Palace (Part 1 · Part 2) - Draklor Laboratory - Feywood - Sky Fortress Bahamut
Final Fantasy XIII The Hanging Edge - Lake Bresha (1 · 2) - The Vile Peaks (1 · 2) - Gapra Whitewood - Sunleth Waterscape - Palumpolum (Part 1 · Part 2) - Nautilus Park (Part 1 · Part 2) - The Palamecia (Part 1 · Part 2) - Fifth Ark (Part 1 · Part 2 · Part 3) - Vallis Media - Yaschas Massif (Part 1 · Part 2) - The Archylte Steppe (Part 1 · Part 2) - Mah'habara Subterra (Part 1 · Part 2) - Sulyya Springs - Taejin's Tower (Part 1 · Part 2) - Oerba (Part 1 · Part 2) - Pulse Vestige - Valhalla Age Unknown - New Bodhum 003 AF - Bresha Ruins 005 AF - Eden - Orphan's Cradle
Final Fantasy XIV Sastasha Seagrot - Tam-Tara Deepcroft - Copperbell Mines - The Bowl of Embers - The Thousand Maws of Toto-Rak (Part 1 · Part 2) - Haukke Manor (Part 1 · Part 2) - Brayflox's Longstop (Part 1 · Part 1) - Stone Vigil - The Howling Eye
Final Fantasy XV Malmalam Thicket - Hammerhead - Fociaugh Hollow - Altissia - Keycatrich Trench - Greyshire Glacial Grotto - Disc of Cauthess - Fort Vaullerey
Final Fantasy Tactics Orbonne Monastery - Magick City of Gariland - Ziekden Fortress - Balias Swale - Golgollada Gallows - Monastery Vaults - Lionel Castle - Riovanes Castle - Lenalian Plateau - Walled City of Yardrow - Yuguewood - Merchant City of Dorter - Castled City of Zaland - Lesalia Castle - Free City of Bervenia - Dugeura Pass
Final Fantasy Type-0 Togoreth Stronghold - McTighe - Corsi - Corsi Cave - The Battle of Judecca


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