The Red Moon is the smaller of the two moons orbiting the Earth in Final Fantasy IV and Final Fantasy IV: The After Years. The Lunarians dwell in the Red Moon in their Lunar Sleep, as do the Hummingway and Bahamut. It has eight Crystals.
Map[]
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Locations[]
- Lunar Tunnel
- Crystal Palace
- Hummingway Home
- Lair of the Father
- Lunar Subterrane
- Lunar Ruins
- Impact Crater (The After Years)
- Challenge Dungeon (The After Years)
Enemies[]
Final Fantasy IV[]
- Eukaryote, Prokaryote x2
- Eukaryote x2, Prokaryote
- Black Flan x2, Lunar Virus x2
- Black Flan x2, Dark Grenade x2
- Prokaryote, Black Flan x2
- Balloon x2, Dark Grenade x2
- Lunar Virus x2, Eukaryote x2, Dark Grenade
- Proto-Babil (superboss) x1 (3D ports only)
The After Years[]
- White Mousse x3
- Mors x3
- Balloon x2
- Caterpillar x3
- Purple Bavarois x4
- Coeurl x2
- Purple Bavarois, White Mousse, Black Flan
- Gavel Worm
Musical theme[]
"Another Moon" (もう一つの月, Mō Hitotsu no Tsuki?) plays when walking around the moon. The theme also appears in the Final Fantasy XV music player.
Other appearances[]
Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)[]
The Lunar Subterrane stage is based on the Red Moon's surface, and was originally named "Moon Canyon" in Japan. It features the Crystal Palace, the Lunar Whale and the Earth on its background.
Dissidia Final Fantasy NT[]
The Lunar Subterrane stage returns and is again based on the Red Moon's surface, It features the Crystal Palace, the Lunar Whale and the Earth on its background.
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy[]
The Red Moon appears alongside the normal moon in the background during Field Music Sequences for Final Fantasy IV themes.
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call[]
The surface of the Red Moon appears in the DLC Field Music Sequence for "Another Moon."
Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade[]
Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy in Itadaki Street Mobile[]
The Red Moon is present returns in Itadaki Street Mobile as a stage.
Behind the scenes[]
Cydonia is a region on the planet Mars and contains the "Face on Mars" feature, which is located about half-way between Arandas Crater and Bamberg Crater. Mars is often described as the "Red Planet" because the iron oxide prevalent on its surface gives it a reddish appearance. A similar "face" can be found on the Red Moon in Final Fantasy IV, a pattern of craters and a rock resembling a smiley.
The world of Terra in Final Fantasy IX may partially be inspired by the Red Moon, as its citizens dwell in a deep sleep similar to the Lunar Sleep, and the planet has a red moon. The planet of Gaia has two moons: its original blue moon, and Terra's red moon. Dalamud in Final Fantasy XIV may also be inspired by the Red Moon, being itself a red moon constructed by an ancient civilization and playing host to Bahamut.
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Etymology[]
full moon seen during the month of August, the full moon's names were given in the Farmers' Almanac. The Moon may also appear red during a lunar eclipse.
The Red Moon is the Indian name of the