Shining Force III

Shining Force III
Also known as: Shining Force III Scenario 1: Outo no Kyoshin (JP) Developers: Camelot Software Planning, Sonic! Software Planning Publisher: Sega Platform: Sega Saturn Released in JP: December 11, 1997 Released in US: July 31, 1998 Released in EU: June 1998 This game has unused animations. This game has unused areas. This game has unused playable characters. This game has unused code. This game has a hidden developer message. This game has unused enemies. This game has unused graphics. This game has unused models. This game has unused items. This game has unused abilities. This game has unused music. This game has unused sounds. This game has unused text. This game has debugging material. This game has a hidden sound test. This game has a hidden level select. This game has regional differences. This game has revisional differences. This game has unusual dummy files. This game has a notes page This game has a prototype article This game has a prerelease article

Shining Force III was the first of a highly ambitious trilogy. Unfortunately, Part 1 was also Sega of America's final Saturn game, and the second to last Saturn game to come out in America overall, only beaten by Magic Knight Rayearth released 4 months later.

To do: Get some addresses for the 8th resistance and Pacify. FACE64D.DAT seems to contain slightly different profile pictures for Medion and Campbell, as well as duplicate profile pictures for 2nd Promotional Synbios, Dantares, Grace and Masqurin present at the very end of the file.

Subpages

Regional Differences They really didn't want you to know there were any sequels.

Unused Areas A massive amount of unused places.

Unused Graphics Did you know? Edmund was originally suppose to die, and Conrad could walk. All this and more inside

Unused Text "A strange feeling eminates from it."

Prototype Info

Prerelease Info

Notes

Debug Menu

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  Demo

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  Japanese

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  US

Entering 36021E0E 0001(Japanese v1.006), 36021F7E 0001(Japanese v2.005), or 3602205E 0001(US/Europe) Will enable a debug mode. It has multiple functions, the most notable of which is replacing the normal Configuration Menu. The functions of this debug menu are as follows:

Name	Explanation
Scn	Area Warp - select the map where you wish to go, hit A then close the menu. Has a bit below the area name, this appears to determine what entrance the character spawns from.
Flg	Sets event flags.
Prm	Roster editor. Add or remove character, change their levels or classes.
Itm	Gives you any item in the game, provided you still have space. There is also an option for Max Gold.
Sav	Saves file
Lod	Loads a save file
Snd	Sound Test
12P	This option was blanked out in the US. Regardless of the region, it's non-functional, selecting it will just reload the menu. In the Japanese version and Scenarios 2 and 3, this is called "12P" and in the demo "???", along with another deleted option, "MAX"
Cfg	The normal Configuration menu

(Source: [1] Knight0fDragon)

Controls

Pressing X+Y+Z together will pause the game. In this mode, pressing any button other than L, R, or Start will advance the game 1 frame, pressing L will enable some printout information and R will disable. To exit, Press the Start button. Holding Z will disable collision, allowing you to cross out of bounds. In battle, if you hold Z while an enemy or character ends their turn, the battle instantly ends, or instead you can kill specific characters/enemies by holding Start while ending their turn. Finally, pressing R during a cutscene will skip dialogue, and L will disable it. Pressing it multiple times can advance through scenes slightly faster, though this will crash the game on certain scenes, such as when Fake Benetram leaves the Saraband bridge battle.

Controlling Enemies

If Debug is enabled and you press Start on controller 2 during battle, you will now be able to control enemies in addition to your own characters(If Printout is enabled the message "Sousa On" will appear if done successfully.). Alternatively, if the A & B registers at address 0601FC50, are set to 08 and 00 respectively, or setting the bit 0128-6 in Flg to 1 will also enable it.

Fight Menu

Setting 0128-0 in Flg will enable a fight menu, with extra options, they are as follows:

• CNO - Unknown, cannot be changed.
• ACT - For Scenario 1 the options are: Fight, EQITM(Equiptment Item), ItemC, and Magic
• NO - Goes from 0-101, it's use depends on what ACT you selected. I.e if you select magic, it selects what spell you'll use.
• LV - Level of attack, likely only for Spells.
• HIT - Controls what the target character(whoever initiates the battle) does. Options are: NRML(Normal Attack), S--H, N--H, SUKA(Guard), and CRTC(Critical Hit.)
• KAI - Controls what Critical Hit attack is played if CRTC is set. Unknown if it does anything else.
• HAN - Unknown
• D - D1 controls the name of the character being hit, while D2 and D3 are Attacks. By default, D2 is always set to -1. Can crash your game, especially if you attempt to set D1 to an invalid character(i.e. One of the PC## characters).

Note: Printout must be enabled in order to see the display, otherwise you'll just be staring at a black screen.

Debug Flags

Using the Flg option it is possible to enable extra debug functions, format is "Address-Bit" and they are as follows:
0108-2 - Window layer disabled
0108-7 - Sprites disabled
0110-0 - Slow mode
0110-3 - Disables the backgound layer
0130-0 - Hitbox display (Overlays a wireframe around collision.)
0130-3 - Camera Tilting or alternatively, Drunk Mode

Eighth Resistance Type

Each character in the game's ram has an value reserved for a nameless 8th resistance type. The order is as follows:

Earth
Fire
Ice
Spark
Wind 
Light
Dark 
Unused

Setting the bit at should give Symbios some resistance in that type.

Error Handler

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The game has a fairly robust Error Handler, separated into two parts. The first loads from 1ST.BIN and are as follows:

DSP Activated By Illegal Process
What ?
ADDRESS ERROR
DMA ADDRESS ERROR
GENERAL UNDEFINED INSTRUCTION
SLOT UNDEFINED INSTRUCTION
MATRIX PUSH-POP ERROR
Caution!! Re-Entry SyncJob!!
PageChanged fb00!
PageChanged fb01!
FBCOPY PID ERROR
CD READ ERROR! PLEASE CHECK CD AND PICKUP LENS
Error
Loading ID Cannot OPEN
Illegal WaveMania Param
Illegal TexMan Param
Illegal TransMix Param
DSP -[Letter]
Lost DSP Int
DSPJOB FULL

While these load from X014.BIN, and are specifically for Battles. These can be seen by enabling the printout in debug mode(press X+Y+Z together which freezes the game, press L to enable, and then unfreeze game by pressing start, and initiate a battle.)

• STA [#]
• EXP [#]
• END [#]
• DSP - [Letter]
• Poly
• Anim
• Stag
• Text
• TVer
• TPol
• DPol
• OBJ
• PART
• SEFF
• frmA
• frmB
• Time [###]

Hidden Map Events

• Empty Search Point

In Battle 16(The first battle of Chapter 4), a certain spot in the mountains closest to the starting point was flagged as a search point, but doesn't contain an item.

(Source: [2] mutatedspleen via SFC)

• Alternate Map Move

The bridge to the Switching Point in Battle 7 contains an alternate warp to the Chapter 2 ruins. It only works if you've inspected the Ruins beforehand.

Multiple Hits Per Turn

The options D2 and D3 in the fight Debug Menu are tied to an unused feature from the original Sega Genesis games. Depending on how high the values are set, characters are given a chance to hit up to three times in battle. By default the values are always set to -1, meaning only these additional steps will never trigger, and it appears the functionality was removed in future scenarios. Enabling it shows that it's not fully functional, each hit will proclaim that the user expired and may sometimes crash the game.

Unseen Behavior

• File Select

Editing the party to include 14 active party members alters the file select to include 2 extra portraits on the right side of the screen, which is otherwise never used. This does not appear to be an overflow error, as adding more than 14 doesn't appear to add anything extra.

• Railhead
  • HOME.MPD
  • X5STRI_H.BIN
  • X5BALSHP.BIN

If this map is loaded in directly, instead of the normal entrance/exit, you will spawn right next to the train doors. This did not happen in earlier versions of the game, which had you spawn in the middle of the center platform instead, indicating a deliberate change... Additionally, the script for Storich's(X5STRI_H.BIN, The town where the train's supposed to stop.) HQ contains almost all of the plot important dialogue for Railhead. X5RAIL.BIN and X5RAIL_S.BIN themselves are only used for a scene that blocks you from entering the train and the obligatory Shop/NPC dialogue.

Finally, in the same vein as Railhead, the script for Balsamo Headquarters also contains text used for Flagard Church, specifically the dialogue before you enter the mansion.

• Forgetting Magic

If the game detects a character does not have a Spell they should at the proper level(i.e. replacing the return spell), it will force you to learn it upon the next level up. As is it's not really unused(i.e. if you promote a character before learning all the spells) but what makes it odd is there is dialogue relating to forgetting Magic, similar to that of the Move Deleter from Pokemon:

{NAME}は
移動中の魔法を 覚えていません

{NAME} does not know
any field magic.

魔法は かき消されてしまった!

The magic has been
completely erased!

{NAME}殿の 魔法は
すベて 消えさることになるが
それで よろしいかな?

{NAME} magic
will all vanish.
Is that all right?

Unused Animations

Domaric tied up has talking animations, despite the only line being "......". They can be seen if you clip through the walls and save Bernard before speaking to the Bulzome high priests.

Unused Audio

• Track 02

If inserted into a CD player, the Sonic! Software Planning jingle will play. The announcer typically present in previous releases has been removed, and there's no logo present in the title screen.

• Toshi.SAP

This is removed after the original V1.006 Japanese release. A CD quality version of the Title Screen, used in the FSS and Segakore demo. The Final replaces this with a Sequenced MIDI file, whereas the later Otanoshimi demo uses a song from the game's credits.

Music

• Track 40(Sound Test)

Scenario 1	Scenario 3

An early rendition of The Lone Wolf, a song later used in Scenario 3. Present in all of the games, unchanged. However in Premium Disc it can only be heard through hacking.

• A Time of Rest

Track 43 in Sound Test. While not unused, the song is so obscure that most players are likely to have never heard the entire track. It only plays in a very brief post credits scene, which lasts about a minute. Meanwhile, this song is almost 4 minutes

• Deleted Tracks

Entries 07-09 in the sound test are all repeats of the track "The Mercenary Soldier"(Julian's theme), and Track 10 is a duplicate of "Soldier of the Republic"(Synbios's theme). In Scenario 2 Track 9 is replaced with "Devil's Fury" and 3 replaces 10 with "Apostle Of Light". Track 8 is never changed. Perhaps related to this, and unlike Synbios, Julian's theme remains the same even after promotion.

Voices

To do: The Japanese version has 6 more voices than the US version.

• 7D

Voice 125 in Sound Test. For some reason they decided to dub Fiale's first line using a completely different voice and or "actor".

Unused Battles

• BTL99

Files related to a "BTL99" are still present in the game: X1BTL99.BIN(Binary), X5BTL99.BIN(Dialogue), XBTL99.CHR(Sprites), and FIELD.MPD(Map). Due to it reading from the wrong addresses, the battle does not load normally in the final, though you can get it to partially run in the Segakore prototype. It's dialogue, when loading into the game reads:

Just a teaser to begin with.
You will win by killing off all the enemies. 
I would not tolerate it if {Synbios} gets killed.
The commanding officer cannot go to such a place...!
Name of the savior is {JuMSy}.

It is also worth noting that typically, the game uses "9" internally to denote debug, though as there was obviously going to be more than 9 battles, this is named 99 instead.

• BTL197 Unused Battles/使わない戦闘

Judging by the file name it seems to be a demo battle. Script is the same as battle 12, but it incorrectly uses Z_AS.MPD for the field, making the battle unplayable as you and all the enemies are placed out of bounds. Swapping that map out for BTL12.MPD will get it in a functional state. It's a repeat of Battle 12, however, due to what is either outdated/incorrect IDs or a missing .CHR file, most enemy sprites(Except Spiriel and a Succubus, for some reason) fail to load. Beating the map simply repeats itself, or returns to title screen if the map wasn't swapped out.

• BTL198 On Roof of FSS Train/FSS列車屋根

A variation of Battle 10. The changes are fairly minor, Enemy variation has changed, and Shiraf was replaced by an assassin, but aside from that it's the same battle. Beating the map kicks you to the SEGA logo.

• BTL199 FSS Suspension Bridge/FSS吊リ橋

The Demo Dwarf Valley, and the second map to feature it's own script, and fully translated as well. Features a very simplified version of the Battle 15 map, and the enemies are fairly random assortment of both early and late game. Beating the map kicks you back to the SEGA logo.

Unused Characters

There are 60 character slots present in the game, more than 2/3rds of the list aren't used, and only 6 contain anything worth note, while the rest are "PC##" placeholders. To add these characters, use Prm in the debug menu to edit them onto the team, or the following Action Replay codes to add them to your main force (Swapping the 1 at the end to 9 add will add that character to reserves, though doing so will crash the game if you attempt a transfer):

AR Code	Icon	Sprite	Name	Has stats?
6202F3FA 0010			Campbell キャンべル	No
6202F404 0001		None	Glacia グラシア	No
6202F3FA 0001			Medion メディオン	LV 1, 5 ATK, and a Steel Sword.
6202F3FB 0001			Syntesis シンテシス	No
6202F3FB 0010			Uryudo ウリュド	No
6202F3FC 0001			Zero ゼロ	No
N/A	N/A		N/A(ID:0025)	No

Most of the files relating to these characters appear to have been either omitted or dummied out. The only remnants to survive are the profile pictures present in FACE64D.DAT used for the save screen, their names, and the sprite files related to cutscenes. The original 1.006 version of the game also contains early sprites for the character Waltz in XTEST.CHR(ID:0025). The sprite itself appears to be similar one used to represent Waltz in Balsamo(ID: 200 in XBALSHP.CHR), but with more frames of animation, 48 verses the final's 32, which is generally intended for playable characters. Additionally, Waltz's starting class, Ranger is present at the very end of the pre-promoted class files in the game's script. It's likely it was also intended for the character Justin as well, as the character contains an extra set of sprite files usually reserved for characters with pre-promotions, though the sprites are the same as the ones used in-game.

Stats-wise, all but Medion are completely unfinished, and Medion only differs by being equipped with a Sword Sword, thus giving him 5 ATK. Models either don't exist or are dummied out, and SRAM only keeps an entry for Medion, but it only keeps track of the name entered at the start of the game. Most have sprites, but they aren't stored in the format used for Player Characters, thus they end up blank if taken into battle. On top of that, it appears Uryudo's sprite appears to have been stored out of order.

Third Promotion remnants

• Profiles

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  For some reason they appear to have been deliberately changed for localization, if not outright removed.

The 3rd promotional class is a feature reserved for scenario 3 and Premium disk, but appears to been planned well in advance. Each four of the FACE64[X].DAT (FACE64A.DAT to FACE64D.DAT) start with a set of placeholder images. They change depending on what promotion level a character is, depending on the game's region. Japan appears to skip over the first in favor of the Second/Third(This can only be seen through the game's demos. For example, adding and promoting Irene through debug, and then warping to TESMAP to check the character under status will result in that image), while the US version and Scenario 2 only use the first image.

• Unused Classes

At the very end of the script, past all the reserved names for the 2nd Promotional level, are six promotional classes not used by the game at all. While the last of which, "Sumonner"(召喚士), is a class intended for the Scenario 2 character Hedva, albeit misspelled. The previous five, "Swordsmaster"(剣名人), "Paladin"(親衛騎士), "Berserker"(狂戦士), "Holy Knight"(聖戦士), and "Sorcerer"(上位魔法使い) are class names that fit the characters Synbios, Dantares, Obright, Grace, and Masqurin, but more than that, it seems to conform with the unique scripting order the previous two promotion levels have followed.

Unused Enemies

Buried in the game are a slew of unused enemy entries all of which still have model files present with quite a few being from Shining the Holy Ark or the first two Shining Force games. Most only have the word "Dummy." for content, though there is a few complete models. They follow X8PC[###].BIN(### being the values below) Note:Number is for the Model IDs. To get the Sprite IDs, subtract 500 from the Model ID(For example: Sara Sldr's Sprite set is 201)

Name	Sprite	Number	Notes
??? ???	N/A	700	The Sprite ID is assigned to multiple sprites(Mostly Penn, but also the early sprite for the character Waltz). The Model is used for the Phoenix summon.
Sara Sldr サラバンド兵		701	A recolor of Aspia Sldr and Dest Sldr, though this sprite came first. The final uses a different entry, called Def Comdr.
Gladiator グラディエイタ一	Not Found	703(Dummy)
Pegasus Kt ぺガサスナイト	File:SF3PegasusKnt.gif	706(Dummy)	Sprite is from Scenario 2.
Horseman ホ一スマン		708(Dummy)	It appears to be an upgrade to Bow Knight
Black Knt ブラックナイト		710(Dummy)
White Knt ホワイトナイト		711(Dummy)	An early version of the White Lord enemy, files indicate it was originally suppose to be in Battle 14. Was reworked into Domaric's Guard in Scenario 2.
Saint セイント		712(Dummy)
Giant Knt ギガントナイト		714(Dummy)	Becomes Hill Giant in Scenario 2
Dragonewt ドラゴンニュ一ト		716(Dummy)
Wolf Baron ウルフバロン		724	Later used for Scenario 2.
Golem ゴ一レム	File:SF3GolemAlt.gif	725(Dummy)	Sprite is from Scenario 3. Not to be confused with the Golem in Chapter 5, that is entry 731
Durahan デュラハン		727(Dummy)	An enemy from the original Shining Force. Later used in Scenario 3.
Mad Muscle マッドマッスル	Not Found	732(Dummy)	Possible Shining the Holy Ark leftover. Gets replaced with Ice Golem by Scenario 3.
Talos タロス		734(Dummy)	Mistranslation of Taros. Shining Force II boss, later used in Scenario 3.
Brover ブロ一バ一	Not Found	735(Dummy)	There is evidence that the enemy was working at some point, but no version of the game contains any files for it. Was ultimately replaced with Giant Ant by Scenario 3.
Colossus コロッサス	File:SF3Colossus.gif	736(Dummy)	Not to be confused with the Enemy in the final battle, that is called Titan in Japanese. Sprite taken from Scenario 3.
Slash Bat スラッシュバット		738(Dummy)
Dragon ドラゴン		741	This specific entry becomes Ark Dragon in Scenario 2, and Green Dragon in Scenario 3. The assets are also used for the Black Dragon in Scenario 3.
Wyrm ドラゴンB	Not Found	742(Dummy)	The name suggests it was merely a lazy recolor of Dragon. Replaced with Skull Warrior(ｽｶﾙｳｫﾘｱｰ) by Scenario 3.
Dragon Kgt ドラゴンナイト	Not Found	743(Dummy)	Dragon Knight. English doesn't follow the usual naming trend for Knight.
Chimera キメラ	Not Found	747(Dummy)	A Chimera is used in the other scenarios, but that is set to a different entry, while this gets replaced by Hell Succubus.
HellSniper へルスナイパ一		751(Dummy)	Sprite is from Scenario 2.
Chariot チャリオット	Not Found	753(Dummy)	Replaced with Metal Gunner(ﾒﾀﾙｶﾞﾝﾅｰ) by Scenario 3.
Catapult ダ一クカタパルト	Not Found	754(Dummy)	Replaced with Bugbear by Scenario 3.
Death Mage ネクロマンサ一		758(Dummy)	It's sprites are included in the files for battle 20, 21, and 24, and 99.
Demon Mage デ一モンマスタ一	Not Found	759(Dummy)	Replaced with Arch Demon(ｱｰｸﾃﾞｰﾓﾝ) by Scenario 3.
Monk モンク		763(Dummy)	Sprite is only a guess, as it was used a fair bit to represent enemies during development.
Blue? ブル一		765(Dummy)	Shining Force II enemy, seems the translators didn't know what to make of it. Later used in Scenario 3.
Mask Monk 仮面邪教僧		782	Unused Brown variant with Knife. It's sprites are included in the files of Battle 2, 3, and 24.
Friend? 仲間になるPC	N/A	791(Dummy)	Appears to be a script related to recruitable characters during battle, not a genuine enemy entry. The English version mangles this line horribly.
Bat Leader 小隊長	N/A	796(Dummy)	Appears to short for Battalion Leader. Most likely a generic BOSS class character that simply never got used..
Silver Knt シルバ一ナイト		839(Dummy)	Why these duplicate entries exist is unknown. The IDs have been seemingly repurposed for other sprites.
Bow Knight ボウナイト		840(Doesn't exist.)

(Source: Knight0fDragon(Sprite Rips); Original TCRF Research)

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  ???

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  Wolf Baron

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  Dragon

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  Mask Monk

Unused Items

Multiple unused items exist in the game. To access them, use the Itm menu in debug or use the following Action Replay code 16032060 ???? (where "????" is one of the below) to place the corresponding item in Synbios' first item slot.

Value	Image	Name	Description	Stats	Notes
000E		Booty Sword 忍びの太刀	Katana 刀系統の武器	6 ATK	The English name appears to have been completely made up.
000F		Iron Ninjato 上忍の太刀	Katana 刀系統の武器	12 ATK	Early game Ninja weapons. Goes unused as the earliest you can get a Ninja on your team is half way into Chapter 5(out of 6).
0042		Scimitar シミタ一	Sword ン一ド系統の武器	5 ATK	The Mask Monk weapon.
0043		Gladius グラディウス	Sword ン一ド系統の武器	5 ATK	Appears to be an Enemy only weapon, but no enemy ever uses it.
0072		Sneaky Knife シーブスナイフ	Knife ナイフ系統の武器	ATK 13 AGL 5	Translates to "Thief's Knife". Appears to be based off a design from a much earlier version of the game.
0073		Joker Knife ジョーカーナイフ	Knife ナイフ系統の武器	ATK 13
007D		Dark Rapier アスタロスレイピア	Rapier - has Special Attack, Curse レイピア系統の武器 必殺技発動 呪い	ATK 28 Crit + 5 Dark 30	Special Attack is "Demon Call"
0079		JusticeSword ジャスティスソ一ド	Sword - has Special Attack レイピア系統の武器 必殺技発動	ATK 41 Dark + 20 Light + 20	A stupidly powerful sword that isn't intended for this game in the slightest. Special Attack is "Dazzle Edge"
0082		Force Blade フォ一スブレ一ド	Blade - has Special Attack ブレ一ド系統の武器 必殺技発動	ATK 28 Dark + 30 Light + 30	The ultimate Blade weapon. Special attack is "Force Edge".
008A		Beast Spear ビーストスピア	Spear スピア系統の武器	ATK 18
008B		Comet Spear コメットスピア	Spear - has Special Attack スピア系統の武器 必殺技発動	ATK 18	Special Attack is "Meteor"
0098		Ultra Axe スカイ トマホーク	Hand Axe - has Special Attack トマホーク系統の武器 必殺技発動	ATK 20	Also known as Ultra Tomahawk. Special attack is "Mist Storm".
00A9		Holy Cestus ドラゴンナックル	Cestus - recovers HP every turn ナックル系統の武器 必殺技発動	ATK 19 Crit + 5	Also known as Dragon Cestus.
00B2		Spark Wand マーリンズワンド	Wand - has Special Attack, Spark ワンド系統の武器 必殺技発動 スパーク	ATK 19 AGL 5 MP Regen + 2	Also known as Pyra's Wand, a reference to Shining in The Darkness. Special Attack is "Stone Circle". The concept for this wand would later be reused for Scenario 3's Eternal Wand. Here, however, it's not terribly useful. 2 out of the 3 possible units that can equip it already know Spark, and it's stats are fairly redundant compared to other, more useful wands, such as the "Wendigo Wand".
00BC		Caylon's Bow クイロンの矢	Bow - has Special Attack 矢系統の武器 必殺技発動	ATK 24 AGL 3	Special Attack is "Charm Arrow".
00C0		Needle X-bow ニ一ドルクォレル	X-bow - has Special Attack クォレル系統の武器 必殺技発動	ATK 22 AGL 2 Crit + 5	Also known as Needle Crossbow. Special Attack is "Stun Needle".
00C4		Pulsar Bow ブラックホ一ル砲	LBow - has Special Attack シェル系統の武器 必殺技発動	ATK 23 DEF 7
00D7		Stealth Wing ステルスウイング	Wing - Confuse L1 if used ウイング系統の武器 使うとコンフュ一ズL1	ATK 21 DEF 5 Crit + 5
00D8		Light Anchor ライトアンカー	Anchor アンカー系統の武器	ATK 8	An early game weapon. Goes unused in every game as the (missable) anchor users don't join until the second half of the game, long after this would be rendered useless.
00E5		Elbesem Orb 王都遺跡の地図	Holy power damages enemy 使うと 聖なる力で敵にダメ一ジ	N/A	A duplicate introduced between Final and one of the demos. This item cannot be equipped or unequipped by anyone, but is fully functional. Can be obtained through an obscure bug; When Zero gives the item back and if Khan's inventory is full, the game sends this item to your HQ Inventory instead of the proper one.
00E6		Negate Cane 負の力の杖	Controls Giant (Basanda only) バサンダ専用 巨神を操る杖	ATK 16	Divine Cane but without the item use. Appears to have some connection with the Bld-Cane spell.
00E7		Divine Cane 神刄の杖	Helps recovery (Basanda only) バサンダ専用 回復のカを備えた武器	ATK 16	This is used by the game in a single battle, and is clearly not intended for player use. Despite this, the item has its own unique description which cannot be seen during normal gameplay, and can be used by Masqurin and Noon. No model is used, no critical hit exists and item use, but no range was defined.
00E8		Spark Blade スパークブレード	Spark(Arrwnt only) アロガント専用武器 使うとスパーク	ATK 24 Counter + 20	The final boss' weapon. Can be equipped by any blade user.
240-253(Debug)		NOT SET 未設定	?????	N/A	Entries 240-253 all contain placeholders. Most oddly use the unused Light Anchor icon, but 2 have unique graphics.

Most of these weapons either are or tie for strongest in the game, while others are thoroughly redundant to used weapons.

Unused Spells

To access these, use Action Replay code 36032264 00?? (where "??" is one of the below) to replace Grace's first spell slot with these.

Value	Image	Animation	Spell	Max LV	MP	Range	Description	Notes
06			Inferno インフェルノ	2	30/30	3/3	Blinds with light 光の力で 敵にダメ一ジを与える	DO NOT WATCH THE VIDEO IF YOU'RE PRONE TO SEIZURES Very different to the one used in Scenario 3. The animation is similar to an attack the colossus uses, but that is a unique attack.
09			Pacify メロウスぺル	2	5/9	1/2	Increases magic resistance 失われた魔法 味方の魔法耐性を上げる	Icon is Shield from Shining the Holy Ark. English description is too(Though the Japanese seems to mention it being unused). Using it in battle plays a blue Resist/Support animation, yet despite text existing for it, nothing happens when used..
0F			Charm チャ一ム	1	7	2	Charm the enemy 敵を魅了する	Uses the Elemental icon from Shining the Holy Ark. The spell is unused, but the status effect is used in-game by a few special attacks, including those by the Succubus enemy.
10			Tsunami スプラッシュ	1	7	2	Dispells magic power 敵にかかった魔法効果を消し去る	Uses the Negate spell icon from Shining the Holy Ark. Works slightly better in Scenario 2, but remains unused there. As is, the spell does nothing, and it's unknown if any text related to it exists.
13			Chant リフレイン	2	6/12	1/2	Recover HP for 4 turns 味方のHPが 4タ一ン回復する	Uses the Restore spell icon from Shining the Holy Ark. Text related to the spell exists in rom, but the actual status effect wasn't even started.
25			Chaos カオスコルドロン	Summons chaos vortex 混沌の渦を呼び寄せ ダメ一ジを与える	1	N/A	N/A	This cannot be seen or used by normal means, as setting the ID will only result in a blank nonfunctional entry. However, by using the Fight Menu, setting ACT to Magic and NO to 37, the attack can be seen. A Enemy special attacked used by Galm in Scenario 3 and bosses on the Premium Disc, though at this stage it's more or less just a placeholder.
2A			Berserk べルセルク	1	8	1	Brings berserker rage 仲間を狂乱させ 会心攻撃をさせる	This spell is functionally complete, only missing a proper Icon. The status effect it applies is used, but only by two weapons that can only be crafted by Mithril.
2B			HolyCane 修行僧の杖	2	0/0	2	Missing Item - Priest Cane 失われたアイテム修行僧の杖	It's name and description suggest this is a prototype for Scenario 3's Shining spell. As is, the spell does nothing.
2C			*Orb 馗具宝珠	1	0	2	Elbesem's Treasure Orb エルべセムの宝珠	Not particularly different from the item, but might still cause a seizure. Has a unique description compared to the other Item spells. May have originally intended to be a equip spell.
33			Bld-Cane 神刄の杖	1	0	3	Full magic recover w Negate バサンダの武器で使う全回復魔法	The english version seems to be going with Blood Cane, though the Japanese suggests it was Negate Cane. It's a Long-range healing spell similar to Aura Lv 2. The game uses it once during Battle 14, though as an item, the spell remains unused.
34			??? ???	4	1/18/2/1	0(self)	????	It's icon and attack animation are garbage data X3BUTTFL.BIN, but the functionality is most certainly not. It acts as a self-destruct spell of sorts, though as-is it can only target and damage other allies.

Items/Enemy Attacks

To do: Now that i think about it, how many of those breath attacks are actually used?

Consumable items, and enemy attacks appear to be programmed as Spells. However, attempting to load it as a Spell slot results in it being set to 00(???/?????), though the descriptions can still be viewed under Status Menu -> Magic. All of these work, however if you select them through the Fight menu. The values listed here are all hexidecimal, however, so you will need to convert it back to alphanumeric if done through that manner.

Value	Name	Description	Notes
16	*Heal 道具HP回復	Med Herb, Heal Drop, Potion, Heal Rain 薬草 いやしのしずく いやしの水 恵みの雨	Description is a list of items that call the spell.
17	*Restore 道具MP回復	Goddess Tear, Holy Rain, Magic Ring 女神の涙 希望の光 マジックリング
18	*Cure 道具異常回復	Antidote, Fairy Powder 毒消し草 妖精の粉
19	*Return 道具天使の羽	Angel Wing 天使の羽	The normal Return spell is Value 15.
1A	*Raise 1 道具能力上昇1	Power Wine, Armor Milk, Quick Chickn 力のワイン 守リのミルク はやてのチキン	Chicken was shortened.
1B	*Raise 2 道具能力上昇2	Agile Onion, Happy Cookie いだてんピ一マン 幸運のクッキ一
1C	*Raise 3 道具能力上昇3	Health Bread, Brain Food 元気のパン さとリのミツ
1D	*Level 道具勇気のリンゴ	Brave Apple 勇気のリンゴ
1E	Fire Brt ファイア一ブレス	Spit fire 火炎を吐き ダメ一ジを与える
1F	Bliz Brt ブリザ一ドブレス	Spit blizzard 吹雪を吐き ダメ一ジを与える
20	Thun Brt サンダ一ブレス	Spit lightning 雷を吐き ダメ一ジを与える
21	Windwing ウイングフラッタ一	Wind attack 羽ばたき攻撃で ダメ一ジを与える
22	DemonBrt デ一モンブレス	Summons evil spirit 邪悪な気を吐き ダメ一ジを与える
23	Aqua Brt アクアブレス	Spits water 水を吐き ダメ一ジを与える
24	Acid Brt アシッドブレス	Acid burns and slows 酸のブレスで ダメ一ジとスロウの効果
2D	X-Spark 負の閃光	Colossus,Multi-Target Laser 巨神戦士 遠距離複数対象レ一ザ一
2E	Hammer ハンマ一パンチ	Colossus,High Damage Punch 巨神戦士 大ダメ一ジパンチ
2F	Boomrang ブ一メランパンチ	Colossus,Multi-Target Punch 巨神戦士 広範囲複数対象パンチ	Shortened Boomerang.
30	Panic パニックハウル	Harpy hyper-sonic blast ハ一ピィの超音波攻撃
31	Tremor 大地の震撼	Golem Right punch L1, Left punch L2 ゴ一レム右殴リL1 左殴リL2
32	RockFall 破壊の岩石	Golem's Boulder-throwing Laser Eye ゴ一レムの岩石投げレ一ザ一アイ

Unused Special Attacks

To do: 1-17 all contain generic enemy attacks, many of which don't seem to be used. Try and get the right weapon for these, it's not always obvious who it's intended for, and the game can break slightly if the wrong one uses it.

Through the Fight Menu set HIT to CRTC and the KAI value to the following to access these specials

KAI No	Video	Name	Notes
13		Maximal Atk クリティカル攻撃	Appears to be a duplicate of Critical Hit. The one the game uses is called 会心の一撃 in Japanese.
18/19		NOT SET 未設定	Placeholders. They are last of the generic enemy specials, whatever was planned for these is unknown, as it never gets filled.
38		Demon Call ディアブルコ一ル	Rapier Special. Used by the Dark Rapier, which is unused.
45		Poison Blade 猛毒の刃	Stored with the Blade Specials. Appears to be unfinished.
46		Force Edge フォ一スエッジ	Force Blade Special. The game seems to struggle with the attack.
56		Meteor メテオ一ル	Spear Special. Has a space in the English name. Used by the Comet Spear, which is unused.
73		Mist Storm ミストスト一ム	Ultra Axe Special, which is an unused item.
107		Stone Circle スト一ンサ一クル	Spark Wand Special. Can inflict Freeze.
121		Charm Arrow チャ一ムアロ一	Arrow Special. Can inflict Charm. Used by the Caylon's Bow, which is unused.
127		Stun Needle スタンニ一ドル	Needle X-Bow special.
133		Schwarchshilt シュワルツシルト	Shell Special.
140		Death Club 滅殺	Stored with the Ninja specials. Unknown if it's Katana or Shuriken
177		Road Rush ロ一ドラッシュ	A duplicate of this Halbred Special(The US version calls it Road Rash, but they're both the exact same name in Japanese.) is present among other Mace specials. This particular one come after Light Sphere and Star Bomb.
181		Thunder Blow サンダ一ショック	Near the end of the specials, grouped with other enemy specials.

Unused Status conditions

Name(Japanese)	In-Game Text	Notes
PACIFY メロウスぺル	{NAME}は メロウスぺルの効果が消えた! The PACIFY spell on {NAME} wore off!	The spell itself acts similar to resistance spells such as, well, Resist, but no effect is applied.
POSSESSED 悪霊	{NAME}は 悪霊にとリつかれた! {NAME}の 悪霊が消えた! {NAME} is wrestling with an evil ghost! {NAME} defeated the evil spirit!	Based on the order provided in the X5 scripts, changing the bit at 060322E5 should afflict Grace with the condition, but nothing changes. A disassembly shows that the game refers to it as "reservedCondition1", suggesting it wasn't even started.
HEALCHANT リフレイン	{NAME}は リフレインの効果! {NAME}は リフレインの効果が消えた! {NAME} is chanting! {NAME} stops chanting!	Again, changing 060322E7 should afflict Grace with the condition, but nothing changes. A disassembly shows the games refers to it as "reservedCondition2" suggesting it wasn't started either.

See Notes for more details.