Mabinogi/Unused Graphics

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Opening Graphics

Found inside data\gfx\image are 3 particular images for an unused opening sequence. Of note should be the different art style, reminiscent of early material from 2002.
The first image was later resized and reused as loading screen art, while the third was once planned to be used for the login screen.

Unfinished version, posted by the artist.^[1]

Related, albeit rather badly translated text can be found in client.language.txt

String ID	Text
etc.intro_nexon	Nexon Co., Ltd
etc.intro_text1	Erinn seems...
etc.intro_text2	to be blessed.
etc.intro_text3	When looking beautiful dark sky
etc.intro_text4	I feel
etc.intro_text5	we are loved so
etc.intro_text6	A feeling of blessed world like
etc.intro_text7	The fertility of ground, and
etc.intro_text8	an affection of wood,
etc.intro_text9	all of these are
etc.intro_text10	overwhelmed in our heart
etc.intro_text11	Recite your story
etc.intro_text12	around a warm bornfire.

(Source: Original TCRF research)

Unused Portraits

Augustine's portrait went unused due to a misspelling for his .xml file (Augustin).
Ropa's portrait was never used due to a missing .xml file.

(Source: Thunderbro)

An early version of the Nao NPC, that had its own theme music.
The Lord of Dunbarton, Fordyce, who is mentioned in some dialogs but never seen in-game.

(Source: Original TCRF research)

Skill Icons

Various unused skill icons can be found inside gui_icon_skill_000 ~ 005.dds

Advanced Reading was removed at some point before the UI update, but its icon was still remade.

Skill Icons for Town Cry, a skill scrapped after Closed or Open Beta. For the UI update, its icon has been simply scaled.

A hidden skill that allows players to move via teleportation through the use of items or other means. Despite being unseen, the icon was remade for the new UI.

An early icon for the Handicraft Skill. The icon itself was reused for the GM Skill "Pickup Item (GM Skill)".

Since the removal of Sharp Mind, it is impossible to fail reading a monster's loaded skill. Despite this change, the X version of this icon was remade, while some RP NPCs still retain the Sharp Mind skill.

An Icon that heavily resembles Land Maker, which is used to lower and raise specific grounds in Iria. The only way to raise the ground is by using a Warm Wind L-Rod, which still uses the Land Maker icon.

A hidden skill that allows the player to interact with Guild Stones. The Icon goes unseen and was later changed into the generic icon.

Various icons for used Monster Skills. These Icons went unseen and were later changed into the generic icon.

Icons for scrapped Player Skills. These Icons were later changed into the generic icon.

An Icon for the scrapped Enchantology Skill. This Icon was later changed into the generic icon.

An Icon with unknown use. This Icon was later changed into the generic icon.

The icon of a Phoenix Feather. Why this is here is unknown. This Icon was later changed into the generic icon.

(Source: Original TCRF research)

Achievement Icons

Endless amounts of achievement icons exist.

A floating chunk of the moon Ladeca, as they appear above Moon Gates.

Grouped among the pet-related achievement sits this icon, depicting a cat with a 9 under it.

A pair of glasses on top of some books. A common theme...

Icons in the style of the Rua Sidequest achievement that are depicting Duncan, Aodhan, Alexina, Castanea, and Krug.

An achievement related to rebirths.

100 people having a really good time.

Two icons for mastering 50 and 60 skills respectively. The last achievement of this kind is awarded at 20 skills.

Icons related to the completion of dungeons. The game instead awards difficulty-specific achievements for each dungeon. Of note is the misspelling of "Rundal" as "Runda".

A combination of two used achievements with some additional details for finding all Uladh and Iria dungeons and discovering all Iria emblems.

An icon depicting the Uroborus from and for clearing Generation 11. The meaning of the "1" is unknown. An icon depicting the Brionac is awarded instead.

An icon depicting Cliona, presumably for having the highest bid in an auction.

Strange icons depicting... something. These icons were added with Generation 11 and the most noteworthy part is the mention of a "Nightmare" difficulty, which does not exist.