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There have been two English-language manuals available.

Manuals[]

North America[]

Main article: /North America

The North American manual was the first manual available in English.

Europe[]

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Final Fantasy IX

Content	Allusions - Artworks - Merchandise - Story - Timeline - Translations - Version differences - Walkthroughs - Wallpapers
Gameplay	Features	Characters - Locations - Menu
	Inventory	Add-on - Armor - Items - Weapons
	Mechanics	Abilities - Elements - Jewels - Summons - Stats - Trance - Victory poses
	Statuses	Positive: Auto-Life - Float - Haste - Protect - Reflect - Regen - Shell - Vanish Negative: Berserk - Confuse - Darkness - Doom - Freeze - Gradual Petrify - Heat - KO - Mini - Near Death - Petrify - Poison - Silence - Sleep - Slow - Stop - Trouble - Venom - Virus - Zombie
	Tetra Master	Card List - Opponents' Decks
	Enemies	Enemies - Enemy types - Enemy abilities - Monster (Ultimania bestiary)
	Other	Achievements - Active Time Event - Blackjack - Blue Narciss - Calendar system - Chocobo Hot and Cold - Chocograph - Frog catching - Jump rope - Magic Stone - Mognet - Mogshop - Tetra Master - Trance - Treasure Hunter Rank
Media	Promo	Inside Final Fantasy IX
	Music albums	Original Soundtrack - Original Soundtrack PLUS - Uematsu's Best Selection - Melodies Of Life -Final Fantasy IX- - Piano Collections - Chips - Vinyl
	Music themes	"A Place to Call Home" - "Vamo'alla flamenco" - "Battle 1" - "Battle 2" - "Melodies Of Life" - "Festival of the Hunt" - "Kuja's Theme" - "Roses of May" - "Unrequited Love" - "Mount Gulug" - "Not Alone" - "The Final Battle" - "Moogle's Theme" - "Doga and Une"
	Books	Manuals - The Art of Final Fantasy IX - Final Fantasy IX Ultimania

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