Wall Market is a field map in Final Fantasy VII Remake situated in the Sector 6 Slums. It is explored first by a party of Cloud Strife and Aerith Gainsborough, and later by a party of Cloud, Barret Wallace, and Tifa Lockhart.
The field is visited first in Chapter 9, "The Town That Never Sleeps", as Cloud and Aerith aim to help Tifa interrogate Don Corneo. During this time, the three participate in several quests to win approval from Corneo's henchmen in order to be allowed in his mansion. In Chapter 14, "In Search of Hope", Cloud, Tifa, and Barret return to once again ask questions to Corneo, and complete various sidequests while there. In Chapter 14 only the item vendors and the Corneo Colloseum can be used with the other Wall Market attractions being closed for the day.
Layout[]
You gotta let go of your inhibitions and set yourself free! Indulge your wildest fantasies! What happens here, stays here! After all, baby—you're in Wall Market! That's just how we do!
Barker
Wall Market has two entrances: a south entrance from the S7-6 Road to Evergreen Park in the Sector 6 Slums, and a north entrance from the S6-5 Road that leads to the Sector 5 Slums.
Throughout Wall Market, many non-player characters are located, and approaching them will allow the player to overhear dialogue. Among the stores in Wall Market, only a few can be entered and interacted with by the player.
Wall Market also has several small alleys containing items in chests. In chapter 9, these alleys are blocked by people, and the player cannot get past them to grab the treasures tucked away here. In chapter 14, treasure can be obtained. The northeast alley below has a chest with a moogle medal, the alley behind the item shop as an elixir, the alley opposite the Honeybee Inn has a sorcerer's armlet, and the west-most alley has a 
Barrier Materia materia.
Chadley is located near the center of Wall Market. The southeast area (left from the south entrance) has a jukebox with the 
Under the Rotting Pizza disc. In the northwest, close to the Honeybee Inn, is a set of stairs up to a saloon-looking building, where Farm Boy can be obtained by talking to the "Cowgirl" non-player character.
Sam's Delivery Service[]
Chocobo stable.
Located at the south Wall Market entrance, Chocobo Sam can be found just outside during some quests, first during "Chasing Tifa", and next during "Sam" in "The Trio". In Chapter 14, "In Search of Hope", Sam offers the "Chocobo Search" quest; partaking unlocks fast-travel locations all around the slums for Sam's Delivery Service.
Inn[]
Located just left of the south entrance, the innkeeper allows the player to stay overnight, restoring HP for free. A few non-player characters can be spoken to in the rooms, and Johnny's Father can be found inside during chapter 9. In one of the empty rooms, a treasure chest contains a bottle of adrenaline 
.
On first visit, outside the inn is a barker who offers a room for a couple; regardless of the option selected, Aerith the two will not take up the offer. In "The Party Never Stops", the vending machine can be used for items.
Item Store[]
Item Store.
Located just right of the south entrance, the Item Store does not actually sell items. A barker outside will advertise the "fully automated state-of-the-art item procurement machine" inside, but inside, interacting with the computer terminal will simply cause it to shoot at Cloud as he backs up immediately. After talking to the Barker outside, he will muse there must be an issue with faulty wiring.
Pharmacy[]
Located centrally, close to the south entrance, the Pharmacy actually sells several restorative healing items, as well as the music disc "Honeybee Inn". In "The Party Never Stops", pharmacy coupons can be traded here for items.
Diner[]
The Diner is located just west of the inn in a small compartment and is visited for a sidequest. Though the restaurant owner can be talked to, no character can otherwise by interacted with. In "The Party Never Stops" sidequest, the owner will give a pharmacy coupon.
Materia Store[]
Located in the northeast portion of Wall Market, the Materia Store owner can be talked to to purchase materia. It is later relevant for a sidequest.
Madam M's Parlor[]
Madam M's Parlor is located in the northeast end of Wall Market by the north entrance, and visited for a variety of quests involving Madam M. Prior to the quest "Madam M" in "The Trio", the door is locked; during "The Trio" after completing the "Chocobo Sam" and "Andrea Rhodea" objectives, Johnny will walk out of the parlor, at which point it can be entered by the player.
The sign outside the parlor lists it as 'Temomiya Massage'.
Honeybee Inn[]
Located in the northwest portion, the Honeybee Inn is comprised of two subareas, Reception and Honeyhall. The Honeyhall can only be entered for certain quests, though the Reception is visitable throughout Chapter 9 after unlocking the "The Trio" quest. The workers are referred to as Honeygirls and Honeyboys, with many of the Honeygirls having dedicated followings. It is ran by Andrea Rhodea on of Don Corneo's three lieutenants.
Just west of the Honeybee Inn through a fence is an alley nearby, where a Honeygirl can be talked to. Talking to her more will reveal this is Ms. Folia, who admits dancing is her passion and asks not to inform the Leaf House children.
Boutique[]
Located at the west end of Wall Market, the boutique has several non-player characters inside, and the Clothing Store Owner's Son can be talked to but will only give a few lines of dialogue. It is relevant "The Party Never Stops". The Owner gets his inspiration for his dresses thanks to a VIP Ticket to the Honeybee Inn.
Drunkards[]
Singer.
Located near the southwest area, the bar, named Drunkards, has several non-player characters, and a karaoke booth where The Midgar Blues is obtained by talking to the singer. A darts board is here, but the darts minigame is not used. The "Clothing Store Owner", the "Man in Line", and the "Patient" can be talked to, but all will give only a few lines of dialogue outside the sidequest "The Party Never Stops".
Gym[]
Located near the southwest end of Wall Market just east of the Colosseum, the gym is visited for the Squats minigame in "Burning Thighs" during chapter 9, and the Pull-Ups mini-game in "Wavering Heart" during chapter 14. Several non-player characters are also seen working out. There is a treasure with a Headband accessory in the shower room. 
It is owned and run by Jules, the brother of Andrea Rhodea, who tries to foster an environment of healthy competition.
Corneo Colosseum[]
Entrance to the colosseum.
The Corneo Colosseum can be visited in the first quest, "Underground Colosseum", and after complete. The souvenir shop sells some items after "Underground Colosseum". By taking the elevator down and talking to the gatekeeper, the player can participate in combat challenges.
In the room backstage by the arena, a vending machine and bench are located. This room is empty at first, but after the first match, flowers are seen on the table. Larger gifts are sent to the room after the finals match during "Underground Colosseum" is complete, located outside.
Matches are commentated by Hotch and Kotch two of Don Corneo's underlings. Combatants that can be fought include undercity dwellers, monster, wild animals, reprogrammed mechs, and Shinra Security.
Weapon Store[]
The Weapon Store.
Situated at the southwest on the way to Corneo's mansion, the vendor sells armor, accessories, and notably, the 
Hardedge weapon.
The store owner is currently in a feud with his brother over their weapons collection. The brother stays in the back-lot of the weapons store.
Urban Advancement District[]
Located in the southwest end of Wall Market by taking the path right (west on the map) from the path to Corneo's mansion, the Urban Advancement District comprises a linear route to a wall as a dead end, which is only relevant in chapter 14. When visited then, a man in a blue shirt gives Wutai when spoken to. The Urban Advancement District is a fast-travel location for Sam's Delivery Service. The sewers can be accessed from here.
After completing 24/26 Odd Jobs (as many as can be completed in a single playthrough), the Letter from the Guardian Angel, and a 
Elemental Materia, is found here.
Corneo's Mansion[]
Front Entrance[]
The Front Entrance comprises the area just in front of Corneo's mansion, at the south end of Wall Market. Just in front of the bridge to the right is a chest containing 1,200 gil.
In the building itself, Leslie Kyle can be spoken to. Outside of specific quests, the building cannot be explored further, as Leslie and two other bouncers block the way.
Lackeys' room[]
Tifa and Aerith in Corneo's henchmen's room.
Don Corneo's lackeys hang out in their own "break room" while at the manor, and this is where the girls whom the Don rejects are delivered to be given to Corneo's henchmen. It is a much more barren room than the rest of the manor, with a basic tatami floor, small windows and modest amnesties like a small TV and a desk fan on the floor. There is a Molotov Cocktail in the treasure container in front of the TV 
.
Basement[]
Don Corneo's basement room leads to his private quarters by way of narrow steep stiarcase. It has various torture devices, and a vending machine with a unique design that sells Don of the Slums. There is a treasure for turbo ether here 
. Returning here in Chapter 14 finds Kotch tied up and a 
Chakra Materia 
should the player free him. (This will be a Healing Materia in a repeat playthrough.)
Central Foyer[]
The central foyer has stairs leading up to Don's and his lackeys' personal quarters. There is a Fury Ring hidden under the stairs; the player needs to squeeze through the gap between the furniture to get it 
.
Corneo's room[]
Corneo's room is divided in two halves: the "Office" and the bedroom, the latter of which is referred to on the map as the "Playroom". The office portion has a passage to the basement. During the audition, the candidates line up in the office for Don to make his pick. His bedroom has a large extravagant bed, karaoke equipment 
, and hidden cameras for documenting everything that goes on there for blackmailing purposes. The room is bathed in strong red lights and draped in luxurious exotic items. The large empty space in front of the bed conceals a trapdoor to the sewer system where Corneo's "pet" Abzu lives.
Other attractions[]
Numerous locations are used simply for atmosphere and have no gameplay purpose. Numerous food stalls lined with lights are at the center of Wall Market selling goods that the player cannot buy, like Materia Pops, Chocobo Beans, and some offer food made from monster parts. Amongst these stalls is a fortune teller.
Several Asian cuisine styled eateries line the road on the way to the Honeybee Inn. Including one high-end but tiny restaurant that insists on serving one customer at a time on a simple table and chair. One place is advertised as Shangri-La Fusion Cuisine. There are several bars in the vicinity of the Honeybee Inn, such as seeming to rely on attractive women to garner business, such as Sahara, Supergirls, Off-World, Midnight, and Cowboy. The building underneath Cowboy seems to be a music store.
On the road between the S6-5 and S7-6 gates is a Bank with a marble facade that offers predatory loans to those in need of quick cash in Wall Market. On the same road is a store named Shiranui Foods. On this same road seem to be several unused ramen carts.
In between the stalls of the central area and near the S6-5 gate are stalls selling miscellaneous goods.
Quests[]
The Town That Never Sleeps[]
- Main Scenario
- Odd Jobs
- Discovery
The latter half of chapter 9 takes place in Wall Market with a party of Cloud and Aerith as they look for a way to enter Corneo's mansion. These are primarily non-combat quests in which the two must try to win the favor of the Trio, and only Madam M initially obliges. The Discovery quest "Vagabond Johnny" appears and involves a single cutscene, but it can be ignored; completing this will have a moderate effect on events later in the chapter. A few combat quests take place in the Corneo Colosseum during "Underground Colosseum", as the Cloud and Aerith battle several enemies including the Hell House.
Following these, several Odd Jobs become available as Cloud only, and depending on actions throughout the chapter, one of two questlines may take place. One gives quests "The Party Never Stops" and "A Dynamite Body", where the former is a non-combat quest in which Cloud must interact with non-player characters in stores around Wall Market and the latter is a battle in the Colosseum. Another gives the quests "The Price of Thievery" and "Shears' Counterattack", where the former is a combat quest that takes Cloud to the Collapsed Expressway, and the latter is another battle in the Colosseum. Regardless of questline, "Burning Thighs" appears in both, a quest in which Cloud takes part in the squats minigame.
The final quests take place in Corneo's mansion, with little combat involved, although Tifa joins the party briefly for a few battles leading to the following chapter.
A Broken World[]
Wall Market is visited only briefly by Cloud, Barret, and Tifa, as they run through during "Words of Hope". The market is filled with Sector 7 refugees, and there is little to do interact with until the following chapter.
In Search of Hope[]
- Main Scenario
- Odd Jobs
Wall Market in daytime.
Two of the Main Scenario quests take place in Wall Market: "Intel Gathering", in which Cloud, Barret, and Tifa travel to Don Corneo's place to find a way to the top of the plate, and "Over the Wall", the final quest of the chapter.
Many of the Odd Jobs in the chapter take place in Wall Market. "The Power of Music" is a non-combat quest set by Betty, in which she asks them to find Music Collection discs to help the moods of residents. "Wavering Heart" is another non-combat quest involving Tifa, as she competes against Andrea Rhodea in the pull-up minigame.
"Malicious Goons" is a combat quest that starts in Wall Market as Madam M offers the quest after talking to her, but is completed in the Sector 5 Slums. Likewise, though "Tomboy Bandit" starts in the Sector 5 Slums, to continue with it, the group must return to the Corneo Colosseum to fight the Beastmaster and a hellhound. Finally, for "Chocobo Search", after finding all the chocobos around Midgar, it is completed by speaking to Chocobo Sam.
Items[]
Treasures[]
| Item | Area |
|---|---|
| Adrenaline | Inn
|
| 1,200 gil | Corneo's Mansion - Front Entrance |
| Moogle Medal | Northeast alley |
| Elixir | Alley behind item shop 
|
| Headband | Gym shower room
|
| Sorcerer's Armlet | Alley opposite Honeybee Inn 
|
| Barrier Materia
|
West alley |
| Farm Boy
|
Cowgirl NPC |
| The Midgar Blues
|
Drunkards singer |
| Under the Rotting Pizza
|
Jukebox 
|
| Celeris | Onward from the jukebox area, up the stairs 
|
| Sedative | Honeybee Inn (left room) 
|
| Turbo Ether | Don Corneo's basement
|
| Molotov Cocktail | Don Corneo's Lackeys' room
|
| Fury Ring | Under the stairs in Corneo's Central Foyer (the chest respawns)
|
| Otherworldly Crystal | Secret door to the "Forbidden Room" inside Corneo's Mansion. 
|
| Chakra Materia[note 1]
|
Kotch in Corneo's basement in Ch. 14
|
| Wutai
|
Urban Advancement District (NPC in Ch.14) |
| Elemental Materia
|
Urban Advancement District (only if the player completed enough odd jobs; can only be picked once) |
- ↑ This will be a Healing Materia in a repeat playthrough
Shops[]
- Item Shop
| Name | Cost | Stock |
|---|---|---|
| Honeybee Inn
|
50 gil | 1 |
| Potion | 50 gil | Infinite |
| Hi-Potion | 300 gil | Infinite |
| Mega-Potion | 700 gil | Infinite |
| Ether | 500 gil | Infinite |
| Phoenix Down | 300 gil | Infinite |
| Antidote | 80 gil | Infinite |
| Echo Mist | 100 gil | Infinite |
| Smelling Salts | 80 gil | Infinite |
| Remedy | 600 gil | Infinite |
- Materia Shop
| Name | Cost | Stock |
|---|---|---|
| Healing Materia
|
600 gil | Infinite |
| Cleansing Materia
|
1500 gil | Infinite |
| Revival Materia
|
3000 gil | Infinite |
| Fire Materia
|
500 gil | Infinite |
| Ice Materia
|
500 gil | Infinite |
| Lightning Materia
|
500 gil | Infinite |
| Poison Materia
|
1500 gil | Infinite |
| Barrier Materia
|
1500 gil | Infinite |
| Binding Materia
|
3000 gil | Infinite |
| Subversion Materia
|
3000 gil | Ch.14 Infinite |
 HP Up Materia
|
2000 gil | Infinite |
| MP Up Materia
|
2000 gil | Infinite |
| Deadly Dodge Materia
|
600 gil | Infinite |
- Weapon Shop
| Name | Cost | Stock |
|---|---|---|
| Nail Bat
|
? | Ch.14 1 |
| Hardedge
|
2000 gil | 1 |
| Mythril Saber
|
3000 gil | Ch.14 1 |
 Sonic Strikers
|
? | Ch.14 1 |
 Arcane Scepter
|
? | Ch.14 1 |
| Mythril Rod
|
? | Ch.14 1 |
| Titanium Bangle | 2000 gil | Ch.9–12 Infinite |
| Caliginous Bracelet | 3200 gil | Ch.9–12 Infinite |
| Studded Bracer | 3200 gil | Ch.9–12 Infinite |
| Mythril Armlet | 3200 gil | Ch.9–12 Infinite |
| Gothic Bangle | 3000 gil | Ch.14 Infinite |
| Magician's Bracelet | 4800 gil | Ch.14 Infinite |
| Heavy-Duty Bracer | 4800 gil | Ch.14 Infinite |
| Sorcerer's Armlet | 4800 gil | Ch.14 Infinite |
| Power Wristguards | 800 gil | Infinite |
| Bulletproof Vest | 800 gil | Infinite |
| Earrings | 800 gil | Infinite |
| Talisman | 800 gil | Infinite |
| Supernatural Wristguards | 5000 gil | Infinite |
| Survival Vest | 5000 gil | Infinite |
| Platinum Earrings | 5000 gil | Infinite |
| Timeworn Talisman | 5000 gil | Infinite |
| Star Pendant | 1500 gil | Infinite |
| Headband | 5000 gil | Infinite |
| Revival Earrings | 500 gil | Infinite |
- Souvenir Shop (Corneo Colosseum)
| Name | Cost | Stock |
|---|---|---|
| "Fight On!" | 50 gil | 1 |
| Fuzzy Wuzzy | 100 gil | Infinite |
| Mr. Cuddlesworth | 250 gil | Infinite |
Chadley also sells his usual stock, and there is a vending machine in the Don Corneo basement that uniquely also sells Don of the Slums.
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Musical themes[]
In different portions of Wall Market, different variations of the Wall Market theme play. The area around Chocobo Sam's Delivery Service, around Madam M's parlour, and the rest of Wall Market each have variants of the same music played in distinctly different styles and instrumentation.
Behind the scenes[]
Among dialogue choices, the majority of players (57%) reported telling Chocobo Sam "She's in great shape." about Tifa, followed by "She's a great fighter." (34%) and "She's great at handling the books." (9%). In response to the barker, just under half of players asked "How much?" (47%), while over half turned down the offer ("...No, thanks" at 37%, and "Back off." at 16%). For Sam's coin toss, players were split, with a larger number of players reported answering "Heads." (39%), followed by "No deal." (35%) and "Tails." (26%); this was compared to the coin toss scene in Final Fantasy VI. When Aerith asked about her outfit, players were split, with most answering "It's alright." (41%), followed by "Looks comfortable." (37%), and "It matter what I think?" (22%).[1]
The overwhelming majority of players (75%) chose Madam M's Luxury Course, while just 15% chose the Standard Course and 10% chose the Poor Man's Course. Despite this, the majority of players reported seeing Cloud's second dress (60%) which is rewarded for completing Chocobo Sam's quest line, where only 35% saw Cloud's third dress for Madam M's quest line.[1]
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Citations[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Square Enix (2020, August 14). "Results of the FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE Post-Play Survey". From Final Fantasy Portal Site. Archived from the original on August 14, 2020.