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Nibel Reactor is a field map in Final Fantasy VII, visited twice. It is a mako reactor located atop Mt. Nibel in the Nibel Area, near the town of Nibelheim. First seen in a flashback during "The Tragedy of Five Years Ago", in which Cloud recounts his version of events that occurred in the Nibelheim Incident, it becomes an optional visit when returned to in the chapter "Unnatural Hometown".

Layout[]

Nibel Reactor Entrance[]

The outside of the reactor is barren and has stairs leading up to the entrance. Tifa stays here with a Shinra infantryman in the story Cloud tells the party in Kalm in Final Fantasy VII.

Nibel Reactor[]

Core

A narrow walkway crosses the glowing core that leads to the depths of the planet and the lifestream. Steam or mako vapor rises from the pit.

Container Room

The room has rows of pods that are filled with mako energy and test subjects known as makonoids. The broken valve that had the reactor malfunction was located here. The stairs in the middle lead to a chamber that has the plaque "JENOVA" above the door.

Jenova's Chamber

Jenova is held in the container in the middle that is illuminated by blue lights. Various tubes are attached to her body, and on the floor in front of the tube is a sign that reads "JENOVA". One can use the largest tube into the tank to walk up to it. Jenova is usually covered by an angelic effigy.

Quests[]

The Nibel Reactor is visited in "The Tragedy of Five Years Ago" during Cloud's flashback. The player controls a young Cloud mostly in interactions with Sephiroth, and the visit is limited.

In "Unnatural Hometown", the visit is entirely optional, as the objective is to pass through Mt. Nibel andcontinue to pursue Sephiroth.

Enemies[]

Battles in Nibel Reactor Entrance occur in two screens: the first is Reactor Area and the second is In Front of the Reactor. Some enemies don't appear during "The Tragedy of Five Years Ago" flashback.

The Tragedy of Five Years Ago[]

Reactor Area (Normal)[]

In Front of the Reactor (Normal)[]

Musical themes[]

"Mako Reactor" (魔晄炉, Makō Ro?), the typical theme inside of reactors, plays when inside it during both the flashback and the present day.

Gallery[]

Notes[]

  1. Screamer B is covered by Screamer A
  2. Screamer B is covered by Screamer A
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