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⚫ | '''Nautilus''' |
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+ | |release=FFXIII |
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+ | |japanese=歓楽都市ノーチラス |
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+ | |romaji=Kanraku-toshi Nōchirasu |
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+ | |type=Amusement park |
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+ | |region=[[Cocoon (Final Fantasy XIII)|Cocoon]] |
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+ | |affiliation=[[Sanctum (Final Fantasy XIII)|Sanctum]] |
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+ | |areas= |
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+ | *Nautilus Station |
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+ | *Festival Road |
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+ | *Nautilift Concourse |
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+ | *Chocobo Corral |
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+ | |residents=None |
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+ | |items= |
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+ | *[[Phoenix Down (Final Fantasy XIII)|Phoenix Down]] |
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+ | *[[Star Pendant (Final Fantasy XIII)|Star Pendant]] |
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+ | *[[Spica Defenders (Final Fantasy XIII)|Spica Defenders]] |
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+ | *[[Guardian Amulet (Final Fantasy XIII)|Guardian Amulet]] |
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+ | *[[Healer's Staff (Final Fantasy XIII)|Healer's Staff]] |
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+ | |enemies= |
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+ | *[[Corps Gunner]] |
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+ | * [[Orion (Final Fantasy XIII)|Orion]] |
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+ | |quests= |
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+ | *Watch Pompa Sancta |
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⚫ | '''Nautilus''' is a location in ''[[Final Fantasy XIII]]''. Known as the capital of entertainment on [[Cocoon (Final Fantasy XIII)|Cocoon]], Nautilus is the home of the popular [[Pompa Sancta]] parade, and houses an amusement park featuring tame [[Chocobo (Final Fantasy XIII)|chocobos]] of a smaller build than their [[Gran Pulse]] variety. It is known as the "City of Dreams", and is shaped similarly to a {{w|Nautilus shell}}. |
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+ | Nautilus is an [[Unrevisitable locations|unrevisitable location]] and comprises the eighth [[chapter]]. |
− | ==Datalog== |
+ | == Datalog == |
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+ | {{See|Datalog (Final Fantasy XIII)/Locales/Final Fantasy XIII}} |
''Centered around the ever-popular Nautilus Park, the 'City of Dreams' is essentially a giant fairground built by the Sanctum for the amusement of Cocoon's citizens, Tourists visit from all corners of the world, keeping the city busy and bustling all year round.'' |
''Centered around the ever-popular Nautilus Park, the 'City of Dreams' is essentially a giant fairground built by the Sanctum for the amusement of Cocoon's citizens, Tourists visit from all corners of the world, keeping the city busy and bustling all year round.'' |
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[[File:Vanille and Sazh Pompa Sancta.png|thumb|Vanille and Sazh at the Pompa Sancta.]] |
[[File:Vanille and Sazh Pompa Sancta.png|thumb|Vanille and Sazh at the Pompa Sancta.]] |
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The two visit the Chocobo Corral in Nautilus Park, where Sazh announces he will turn himself in to PSICOM to see [[Dajh Katzroy|his son]] for one last time. Vanille tries to dissuade him and is about to admit her involvement with Dajh becoming a l'Cie, when they are pounded by bullets from PSICOM troops. The two escape to the Clock Tower where they destroy a [[Midlight Reaper]] and Sazh comes face to face with his son who turns to crystal. [[Jihl Nabaat]] appears and tells Sazh that his son's [[Focus (Fabula Nova Crystallis)|Focus]] was to find Pulse l'Cie and reveals Vanille and Fang were responsible for his son being turned into a l'Cie. Vanille runs away in tears, and Jihl encourages Sazh to pursue her. He follows her to the Fiendlord's Keep where Vanille hallucinates an image of Sazh shooting her. |
The two visit the Chocobo Corral in Nautilus Park, where Sazh announces he will turn himself in to PSICOM to see [[Dajh Katzroy|his son]] for one last time. Vanille tries to dissuade him and is about to admit her involvement with Dajh becoming a l'Cie, when they are pounded by bullets from PSICOM troops. The two escape to the Clock Tower where they destroy a [[Midlight Reaper]] and Sazh comes face to face with his son who turns to crystal. [[Jihl Nabaat]] appears and tells Sazh that his son's [[Focus (Fabula Nova Crystallis)|Focus]] was to find Pulse l'Cie and reveals Vanille and Fang were responsible for his son being turned into a l'Cie. Vanille runs away in tears, and Jihl encourages Sazh to pursue her. He follows her to the Fiendlord's Keep where Vanille hallucinates an image of Sazh shooting her. |
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+ | [[File:Sazh Suicide.png|thumb|left|Sazh attempting to commit suicide.]] |
− | Sazh aims his gun at Vanille but his [[Eidolon (Final Fantasy XIII)|Eidolon]] [[Brynhildr ( |
+ | Sazh aims his gun at Vanille but his [[Eidolon (Final Fantasy XIII)|Eidolon]] [[Brynhildr (summon)|Brynhildr]] appears and the two defeat it together. After the battle, Sazh again turns his gun on Vanille, but is unable to shoot her, acknowledging it will not help his son. Sazh turns the gun on himself but is unable to end his own life. Jihl arrives with PSICOM troops and captures both Vanille and Sazh, telling them that the [[Sanctum (Final Fantasy XIII)|Sanctum]] will build a memorial in [[Eden (location)|Eden]] and use Dajh as a monument to "the boy who saved Cocoon." After Jihl renders Sazh unconscious, he is carried away in a coffin and Vanille follows behind in Purge attire. The two are taken aboard the ''[[Palamecia (Final Fantasy XIII)|Palamecia]]'' and placed in confinement. |
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+ | {{clear}} |
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− | == |
+ | == Quests == |
− | + | === Flight of the Chocobo === |
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+ | In the Chocobo Corral, the player must find Sazh's [[Chocolina|chocobo chick]]. |
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+ | {{Quest section|Final Fantasy XIII}} |
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− | ==Quests== |
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− | ===Flight of the Chocobo=== |
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− | ==Treasure== |
+ | == Treasure == |
− | {|class="half-width FFXIII table" |
+ | {|class="half-width FFXIII article-table" |
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!width="200px"|Item |
!width="200px"|Item |
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+ | !class="b"|[[Final Fantasy XIII items#Phoenix Down|Phoenix Down]] |
|Park Square |
|Park Square |
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+ | !class="b"|[[Final Fantasy XIII accessories#Star Pendant|Star Pendant]]{{foot|Only appears after finding Sazh's chocobo chick}} |
|Chocobo Corral |
|Chocobo Corral |
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− | !class="b"|[[ |
+ | !class="b"|[[Final Fantasy XIII weapons#Spica Defenders|Spica Defenders]] |
|The Mall |
|The Mall |
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− | !class="b"|[[ |
+ | !class="b"|[[Final Fantasy XIII accessories#Guardian Amulet|Guardian Amulet]] |
|The Clock Tower |
|The Clock Tower |
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+ | !class="b"|[[Final Fantasy XIII weapons#Healer's Staff|Healer's Staff]] |
|The Clock Tower |
|The Clock Tower |
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− | == |
+ | == Enemies == |
+ | {{multicol-begin}} |
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− | The Mall |
+ | ;The Mall |
− | *[[Corps Gunner]] x6 |
+ | * [[Corps Gunner]] x6 |
− | *[[Orion (Final Fantasy XIII)|Orion]], [[Corps Gunner]] x3 |
+ | * [[Orion (Final Fantasy XIII)|Orion]], [[Corps Gunner]] x3 |
− | *[[Zwerg Metrodroid (Final Fantasy XIII)|Zwerg Metrodroid]] x2 |
+ | * [[Zwerg Metrodroid (Final Fantasy XIII)|Zwerg Metrodroid]] x2 |
− | *[[Zwerg Metrodroid (Final Fantasy XIII)|Zwerg Metrodroid]] |
+ | * [[Zwerg Metrodroid (Final Fantasy XIII)|Zwerg Metrodroid]] |
− | *[[Zwerg Metrodroid (Final Fantasy XIII)|Zwerg Metrodroid]] x2, [[Corps Gunner]] x3 |
+ | * [[Zwerg Metrodroid (Final Fantasy XIII)|Zwerg Metrodroid]] x2, [[Corps Gunner]] x3 |
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− | + | ;The Clock Tower |
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− | *[[Orion (Final Fantasy XIII)|Orion]] |
+ | * [[Zwerg Metrodroid (Final Fantasy XIII)|Zwerg Metrodroid]] x3, [[Orion (Final Fantasy XIII)|Orion]] |
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+ | * [[Orion (Final Fantasy XIII)|Orion]] |
+ | * [[Zwerg Metrodroid (Final Fantasy XIII)|Zwerg Metrodroid]] x5 |
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+ | * [[Midlight Reaper]] (Boss) |
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+ | {{multicol-separator}} |
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+ | ;The Fiendlord's Keep |
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− | </tabber> |
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+ | * [[Brynhildr (boss)|Brynhildr]] (Eidolon battle) |
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+ | {{multicol-end}} |
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− | ==Musical |
+ | == Musical themes == |
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+ | {{audio|filename=FFXIII - Nautilus.ogg|title="Nautilus"}} |
The themes "Nautilus" plays in Nautilus, while "[[Chocobo Theme#Final Fantasy XIII|Chocobos of Cocoon - Chasing Dreams]]" and the battle theme, "Feast of Betrayal" play in Nautilus Park. |
The themes "Nautilus" plays in Nautilus, while "[[Chocobo Theme#Final Fantasy XIII|Chocobos of Cocoon - Chasing Dreams]]" and the battle theme, "Feast of Betrayal" play in Nautilus Park. |
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A piano arrangement of "Nautilus" is included on the ''[[Piano Collections: Final Fantasy XIII]]'' album. |
A piano arrangement of "Nautilus" is included on the ''[[Piano Collections: Final Fantasy XIII]]'' album. |
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+ | ==Behind the scenes== |
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− | |File:Nautilus_Party.jpg|Promotional poster of the party at Nautilus. |
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+ | According to the ''[[Final Fantasy XIII Scenario Ultimania]]'', the Fiendlord's Keep was intended to be a haunted house-type attraction where the goal would be to go through the castle, overthrow the demon king and take his throne. |
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+ | == Other appearances == |
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+ | === ''[[Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade]]'' === |
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+ | <gallery> |
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+ | FFAB Nautilus Park (Halloween Version) FFXIII.png|Nautilus Park (Halloween Version) (Normal). |
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+ | FFAB Nautilus FFXIII Special.png|Nautilus (Special). |
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+ | FFAB Nautilus Park FFXIII Special.png|Nautilus Park (Special). |
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+ | FFAB Nautilus Park (Chocobo Corral) FFXIII Special.png|Nautilus Park (Chocobo Corral) (Special). |
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+ | </gallery> |
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+ | {{Location section|Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade}} |
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+ | === ''[[Final Fantasy Record Keeper]]'' === |
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+ | ==== Nautilus Park, Part 1 ==== |
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+ | [[File:FFRK Nautilus Park, Part 1 FFXIII.png|right|150px]] |
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+ | {{Location section|Final Fantasy Record Keeper}} |
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+ | ==== Nautilus Park, Part 2 ==== |
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+ | [[File:FFRK Nautilus Park, Part 2 FFXIII.png|right|150px]] |
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+ | {{Location section|Final Fantasy Record Keeper}} |
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+ | ;Artwork |
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+ | <gallery> |
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+ | Nautilus.png |
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+ | ;Screenshots |
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+ | Nautilus_Park_-_The_Mall.png|Nautilus Park - The Mall. |
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+ | Nautilus_Park_-_The_Fiendlord's_Keep.png|Nautilus Park - The Fiendlord's Keep. |
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+ | FFRK Nautilus Park, Part 1 JP FFXIII.png|The Japanese dungeon image for ''Nautilus Park, Part 1'' in ''[[Final Fantasy Record Keeper]]''. |
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+ | FFRK Nautilus Park, Part 2 JP FFXIII.png|The Japanese dungeon image for ''Nautilus Park, Part 2'' in ''[[Final Fantasy Record Keeper]]''. |
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+ | </gallery> |
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{{Etym|Nautilus}} |
{{Etym|Nautilus}} |
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+ | Nautilus being the "City of Dreams" shares a similar naming scheme with [[Dream Zanarkand]] from ''[[Final Fantasy X]]'', dubbed "The City that Never Sleeps," and [[Insomnia]] from ''[[Final Fantasy XV]]''. |
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− | ==Trivia== |
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+ | ==Allusions== |
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− | + | There is a boy NPC within the first section of Nautilus who chases after some other children. If the player is close to him he will eventually utter "Run, run, or you'll be well done!", a quote from [[Kefka Palazzo]] in ''[[Final Fantasy VI]]''. |
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Revision as of 16:58, 24 February 2020
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Not a lot of security here. For these people, the l'Cie panic must still seem like a world away.
Sazh
Nautilus is a location in Final Fantasy XIII. Known as the capital of entertainment on Cocoon, Nautilus is the home of the popular Pompa Sancta parade, and houses an amusement park featuring tame chocobos of a smaller build than their Gran Pulse variety. It is known as the "City of Dreams", and is shaped similarly to a Nautilus shell.
Nautilus is an unrevisitable location and comprises the eighth chapter.
Datalog
Centered around the ever-popular Nautilus Park, the 'City of Dreams' is essentially a giant fairground built by the Sanctum for the amusement of Cocoon's citizens, Tourists visit from all corners of the world, keeping the city busy and bustling all year round.
- - Nautilus
Nautilus Park is the crown jewel of the Sanctum-built City of Dreams. it houses numerous attractions constructed with the latest technology, but the true stars of the park are the chocobos and sheep found in the family-friendly petting zoo.
With the wilds of Cocoon crawling with all manner of vicious beasts, people find the presence of the docile park animals to be a rare and reassuring change.
- - Nautilus Park
Story
Sazh and Vanille arrive in Nautilus after leaving the Sunleth Waterscape. They spot an advertisement for the Pompa Sancta Parade followed by breaking news from Palumpolum, showing taped footage of Lightning, Snow, Hope, and Fang attacking PSICOM troops. Vanille recognizes Fang, but says nothing Sazh asks about it. They attend the Pompa Sancta Parade, which tells the story of the War of Transgression between Gran Pulse and Cocoon.
The two visit the Chocobo Corral in Nautilus Park, where Sazh announces he will turn himself in to PSICOM to see his son for one last time. Vanille tries to dissuade him and is about to admit her involvement with Dajh becoming a l'Cie, when they are pounded by bullets from PSICOM troops. The two escape to the Clock Tower where they destroy a Midlight Reaper and Sazh comes face to face with his son who turns to crystal. Jihl Nabaat appears and tells Sazh that his son's Focus was to find Pulse l'Cie and reveals Vanille and Fang were responsible for his son being turned into a l'Cie. Vanille runs away in tears, and Jihl encourages Sazh to pursue her. He follows her to the Fiendlord's Keep where Vanille hallucinates an image of Sazh shooting her.
Sazh aims his gun at Vanille but his Eidolon Brynhildr appears and the two defeat it together. After the battle, Sazh again turns his gun on Vanille, but is unable to shoot her, acknowledging it will not help his son. Sazh turns the gun on himself but is unable to end his own life. Jihl arrives with PSICOM troops and captures both Vanille and Sazh, telling them that the Sanctum will build a memorial in Eden and use Dajh as a monument to "the boy who saved Cocoon." After Jihl renders Sazh unconscious, he is carried away in a coffin and Vanille follows behind in Purge attire. The two are taken aboard the Palamecia and placed in confinement.
Quests
Flight of the Chocobo
In the Chocobo Corral, the player must find Sazh's chocobo chick.
Treasure
Item | Location |
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Phoenix Down | Park Square |
Star Pendant* Only appears after finding Sazh's chocobo chick | Chocobo Corral |
Spica Defenders | The Mall |
Guardian Amulet | The Clock Tower |
Healer's Staff | The Clock Tower |
Enemies
- The Mall
- Corps Gunner x6
- Orion, Corps Gunner x3
- Zwerg Metrodroid x2
- Zwerg Metrodroid
- Zwerg Metrodroid x2, Corps Gunner x3
- The Clock Tower
- Zwerg Metrodroid x3, Orion
- Orion
- Zwerg Metrodroid x5
- Midlight Reaper (Boss)
- The Fiendlord's Keep
- Brynhildr (Eidolon battle)
Musical themes
The themes "Nautilus" plays in Nautilus, while "Chocobos of Cocoon - Chasing Dreams" and the battle theme, "Feast of Betrayal" play in Nautilus Park.
A piano arrangement of "Nautilus" is included on the Piano Collections: Final Fantasy XIII album.
Behind the scenes
Although an key art exists featuring the entire party at Nautilus, only Sazh and Vanille visit the place in the game. The Chocobo Park area that cannot normally be accessed other than in cut scenes can be made playable via hacks.
According to the Final Fantasy XIII Scenario Ultimania, the Fiendlord's Keep was intended to be a haunted house-type attraction where the goal would be to go through the castle, overthrow the demon king and take his throne.
Other appearances
Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade
Final Fantasy Record Keeper
Nautilus Park, Part 1
Nautilus Park, Part 2
Gallery
- Artwork
- Screenshots
Etymology
The park's name may derive from the Final Fantasy III airship of the same name. The city is also shaped similarly to a Nautilus shell.
Nautilus is the fictional submarine captained by Nemo featured in Jules Verne's novels Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea and The Mysterious Island. Verne named the Nautilus after Robert Fulton's real-life submarine Nautilus.
TheNautilus being the "City of Dreams" shares a similar naming scheme with Dream Zanarkand from Final Fantasy X, dubbed "The City that Never Sleeps," and Insomnia from Final Fantasy XV.
Allusions
There is a boy NPC within the first section of Nautilus who chases after some other children. If the player is close to him he will eventually utter "Run, run, or you'll be well done!", a quote from Kefka Palazzo in Final Fantasy VI.
The Fiendlord's Keep is a reference to Chrono Trigger, as the Fiendlord's Keep is the character Magus's stronghold during the Middle Ages.
A photo of Nautilus can be found in Hope's house in Palumpolum. In Final Fantasy XIII-2, Nautilus is mentioned when Snow and Serah say that Mog is like a theme park mascot.