Gysahl, also known as Gisahl, is a village at the edge of the Floating Continent in Final Fantasy III. It is known for raising chocobos and has the same name as the famous Gysahl Greens that attract these useful beasts. This town also specializes in making Magic Keys.
A secret room exists beyond the rightmost wall in the first room of the inn. In the Famicom release, a girl could be found here who encouraged players to write a letter to Square and provided a mailing address. In the 3D release this was removed and the girl was replaced with an old man. Talking to him brings up a Bestiary that includes an Achievements record in the DS version only.
Shops 
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Item Shop Edit
| Name | Cost | |
|---|---|---|
| Famicom | Remake | |
| Gysahl Greens | 150 gil | |
Item Shop (Magic Key) Edit
| Name | Cost | |
|---|---|---|
| Famicom | Remake | |
| Magic Key | 100 gil | |
Magic Shop Edit
| Name | Cost | |
|---|---|---|
| Famicom | Remake | |
| Toad | 700 gil | 1,000 gil |
| Mini | 700 gil | 1,000 gil |
| Break | 3,000 gil | |
| Blizzaga | 3,000 gil | N/A |
| Shade | 3,000 gil | |
| Libra | 3,000 gil | |
| Confuse | 3,000 gil | |
| Silence | 3,000 gil | |
Items Edit
| Item | Location |
|---|---|
| Shuriken | Key Shop |
| Gysahl Greens x2 | In a pot in the chocobo stable |
Enemies Edit
Note: Enemies are only encountered outside of the town.
Musical themes Edit
The background music that plays in Gysahl is called "Veggies of Gysahl".
Other appearances Edit
Final Fantasy XIV Edit
One of the original servers was named Gysahl. It was merged with the Wutai server into the Masamune server.
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