Final Fantasy Adventure
ファイナルファンタジー外伝 聖剣伝説
Sword of Mana
新約 聖剣伝説 しんやく せいけんでんせつ
聖剣伝説 エクスカリバーの出現
Tree of Mana grows
with the energy of
will from each and
every thing of
this world.
It grows high
above the clouds
in the air on top
of Mount Illusia.
Legend tells that
it gives eternal
power to the one
who touched it.
Dark Lord was
trying to find
the way to the
Tree of Mana to
get the mighty
power to conquer
the world.
Family Computer Disk System
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Japanese Release Date - Cancelled
Game Boy
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Japanese Contents
Japanese Box (Back)
United States Box (Front)
United States Box (Back)
United States Contents
Sunsoft Re-release Contents
Japanese Release Date - June 8, 1991
United States Release Date - November 1, 1991
Game Boy Advance
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Japanese Contents
Japanese Box (Back)
United States Contents (Front)
United States Contents (Back)
Deluxe Pack (Front)
Deluxe Pack (Back)
Deluxe Pack Contents
Mana Blue Edition Contents
Japanese Release Date - August 29, 2003
United States Release Date - December 1, 2003
vodafone live!
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Japanese Release Date - August 16, 2006
vodafone live! (Beta)
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Early Game Boy Translation
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Early Translation
Final Translation
Second Early
Translation Screen Shot
Second Final Translation Screen Shot
Facts
* A common false belief is that this game
is not a Final Fantasy game because in Japan it is called Seiken Densetsu, but
the full title of the Japanese version is Final Fantasy Gaiden - Seiken
Densetsu, making this game a true Final Fantasy Side Quest.
* The sequel to this game dropped Final Fantasy Gaiden from it's title to make
it a separate series.
* In the USA the sequel to this game is called Secret of Mana, but it's original
title was Final Fantasy Adventure II until a last minute change.
* The original game was re-released by Sunsoft
* A remake of a Seiken Densetsu game was planned for WonderSwan Color, most
likely Seiken Densetsu 2, but it was cancelled.
* Seiken Densetsu: The Emergence of Excalibur was planned to be on 5 disks.
* The vodafone live! release has a cost of 525 yen (including tax).