Talk: Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King

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English name[]

English name is not official.


		Diablocon - No, the question is; who art thou, ham planks? Shanks! I meant shanks TALK - 10:43, 15 October 2007 (UTC)



		Neither were The Lion War and The Sealed Grimoire, but we used them as placeholders anyway.

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		Ser Blue says at 15:31, 20 February 2008 (UTC)



		There are some discrepancies regarding the English name: The Game Developer conference calls it FINAL FANTASY CHRYSTAL CHRONICLES: THE LITTLE KING Nintendo America recently calls it Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life As a King It's what Square Enix calls it that counts.


		Diablocon - No, the question is; who art thou, ham planks? Shanks! I meant shanks TALK - 15:38, 20 February 2008 (UTC)



		We shall wait for the official English site to launch then.

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		Ser Blue says at 15:57, 20 February 2008 (UTC)



		I wish the Wikipedia "experts" had wait for Square Enix's own take of the English title.

More Info[]

Hmm, do I need a spoiler tag?

spoilers*

He didn't lose his kingdom to miasma, he died because of...the agony and pain without it, I'd have to get back to that part. The King Epitav came and claimed it as his own whilst the Dark Lord's spirit was in the crystal. Eventually, the Dark Lord tried to persuade Epitav into ruling with him, who refused. He then went to the Shrine in the northeast to destroy the Dark Lord's heart. He failed, and was captured. The townspeople left, and (IIRC) years later Epitav's young son, King Leo, came upon the shell of the Kingdom (Padarak). All that remained by this point was the castle, and the walls...Chime and Hugh Yurg, his chancellor and his knight, help him rebuild the Kingdom with the magic of architek, a power bestowed on Leo by the crystal. The Moogle brothers, Mogroe, Mogiosh, and Mogtillo, help him, as well as Pavlov, a cheeky blue and white penguin that promised Epitav he would help. They send adventurers to gather elementite from the dungeons, but this eventually leads to the revival of the Dark Lord's being.

Hmm, well fine. If anyone reads this, hopefully they'll fix the page, the beginning sounds wrong. The Dark Lord isn't rebuilding the kingdom, Leo is rebuilding what he thinks is his father's kingdom (and it was), but it's really the Dark Lord's.99.151.75.31 18:24, 29 May 2008 (UTC)

Hmm...is this accurate? Some of it seems a bit off... -A Hungry Soul

Game's colours[]

The MoS doesn't have anything official for this game, though I notice the colours being used are black (P) and #15317E (s). Because we never use black (or white, except for things concerning the series), I think we should use. #15317E (P) and #4082CC (s). If I don't get a second opinion, I'll use these. FFVI used to use black but that was changed. ILHI 21:31, 7 May 2009 (UTC)

I agree. — Ultima The High Seraph 22:14, 7 May 2009 (UTC)

Then I be changing it. ILHI 17:48, 8 May 2009 (UTC)

Yay![]

This is my seconed favorite!It's also the only non-MySims game on my Wii that doesn't freeze.