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In 1995, [[Tifa Lockhart]] tried to climb Mt. Nibel to be reunited with her recently deceased mother, whom she believed she could meet if she crossed the mountain. A young [[Cloud Strife]] followed, but when Tifa was injured and fell into a coma, the local townsfolk blamed him and [[Tifa's father]] forbade Cloud from approaching Tifa. |
In 1995, [[Tifa Lockhart]] tried to climb Mt. Nibel to be reunited with her recently deceased mother, whom she believed she could meet if she crossed the mountain. A young [[Cloud Strife]] followed, but when Tifa was injured and fell into a coma, the local townsfolk blamed him and [[Tifa's father]] forbade Cloud from approaching Tifa. |
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| − | Five years prior to the events of ''Final Fantasy VII'', [[Sephiroth (Final Fantasy VII)|Sephiroth]], [[Zack Fair]], and several Shinra |
+ | Five years prior to the events of ''Final Fantasy VII'', [[Sephiroth (Final Fantasy VII)|Sephiroth]], [[Zack Fair]], and several Shinra troops—including Cloud Strife—were sent to Nibelheim to investigate the reactor. With Tifa as their guide, the party was forced to advance through the caverns after a rope bridge snapped. They came across a Mako fountain, and while Tifa marveled at it Sephiroth explained the nature of [[Magic (term)|magic]] and [[Materia (Final Fantasy VII)|Materia]]. |
Mt. Nibel is later revisited during ''Final Fantasy VII'' when the party crosses the mountain to reach [[Rocket Town]]. |
Mt. Nibel is later revisited during ''Final Fantasy VII'' when the party crosses the mountain to reach [[Rocket Town]]. |
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*[[List of Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- items#Soma|Soma]] |
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Idk-ccvii.png|Battle background in ''Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-''. |
Idk-ccvii.png|Battle background in ''Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-''. |
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VIIBC Mt. Nibel Peak.png|Mt. Nibel peak in ''Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-''. |
VIIBC Mt. Nibel Peak.png|Mt. Nibel peak in ''Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-''. |
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Revision as of 00:55, 12 February 2017
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Mt. Nibel.
Mt. Nibel (ニブル山, Niburu-yama?) is a mountain near the village of Nibelheim in Final Fantasy VII. It is the site for the Nibel Reactor where Jenova was stored for some time. In Final Fantasy VII the player must cross the mountain to get to Rocket Town. Mt. Nibel is also a playable location in Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- and also appears in Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-.
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Story
Many years ago, Mt. Nibel was one of the many earliest locations which Shinra decided to open a Mako reactor at. While the nearby town of Nibelheim prospered due to the power it supplied, its forests and wildlife withered away due to its effects, and eventually became a barren coarse wasteland notorious for its dangerous monsters, from which many of the locals speak tales of people who ventured into its heights only to never return alive from again.
In 1995, Tifa Lockhart tried to climb Mt. Nibel to be reunited with her recently deceased mother, whom she believed she could meet if she crossed the mountain. A young Cloud Strife followed, but when Tifa was injured and fell into a coma, the local townsfolk blamed him and Tifa's father forbade Cloud from approaching Tifa.
Five years prior to the events of Final Fantasy VII, Sephiroth, Zack Fair, and several Shinra troops—including Cloud Strife—were sent to Nibelheim to investigate the reactor. With Tifa as their guide, the party was forced to advance through the caverns after a rope bridge snapped. They came across a Mako fountain, and while Tifa marveled at it Sephiroth explained the nature of magic and Materia.
Mt. Nibel is later revisited during Final Fantasy VII when the party crosses the mountain to reach Rocket Town.
Locations
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Path
Bridge
Cave Infrastructure
Mountainside
- Lower
- Upper
North Mako Cave
Mako Fountain
South Mako Cave
Treasures
Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-
- Soma
- Talisman
- X-Potion
- Fire Ring
- Elixir
Final Fantasy VII
Enemies
Battle background.
Approach
- Kyuvilduns x2
- Kyuvilduns x3
- Sonic Speed, Kyuvilduns x2
- Sonic Speed x2
Wooden Bridge
- Sonic Speed x3
- Sonic Speed x2 (doesn't appear during the flashback)
- Zuu (doesn't appear during the flashback)
- Sonic Speed x2 (Ambush) (doesn't appear during the flashback)
Western Base
- Kyuvilduns x2
- Kyuvilduns x3
- Sonic Speed, Kyuvilduns x2
- Sonic Speed x2
Cave - Western Base
Battle background.
- Kyuvilduns x5
- Twin Brain x3
- Twin Brain x2, Kyuvilduns x3
- Dragon (doesn't appear during the flashback)
Cave - Past Mako Fountain
- Kyuvilduns x5
- Twin Brain x3
- Twin Brain x2, Kyuvilduns x3
- Dragon (doesn't appear during the flashback)
Reactor front
- Twin Brain x2, Sonic Speed
- Twin Brain x3
- Sonic Speed x3
- Zuu (doesn't appear during the flashback)
- Screamer x2, Twin Brain (doesn't appear during the flashback)
- Screamer x2 (Back attack) (doesn't appear during the flashback)
- Screamer x2 (Ambush) (doesn't appear during the flashback)
Pipe Room*
- Kyuvilduns x5
- Twin Brain x3
- Twin Brain x2, Kyuvilduns x3
- Dragon
- Materia Keeper (Boss)
*Enemies only appear here during normal visit.
Musical themes
Template:Listen Like in Nibelheim, the track "On That Day, 5 Years Ago" (5年前のあの日, Gonen Mae no ano Hi?) continues to play in Mt. Nibel. When the party returns to Mt. Nibel, "Under the Rotting Pizza" (腐ったピザの下で, Kusatta Piza no Shita De?) plays as the background music.
In Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-, "March on the Frontier" plays as the background theme.
Other appearances
Final Fantasy Record Keeper
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