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Final Fantasy VIII
Developer: Square Product Development Division 1 Publishers: Square (JP/EU), Square EA (US), SCE Australia (AU) Platform: PlayStation Released in JP: February 11, 1999 Released in US: September 7, 1999 Released in EU: October 27, 1999 Released in AU: October 29, 1999 This game has unused areas. This game has hidden development-related text. This game has unused enemies. This game has unused items. This game has unused abilities. This game has unused music. This game has debugging material. This game has a hidden level select. This game has regional differences.

Final Fantasy VIII

Developer: Square Product Development Division 1
Publishers: Square (JP/EU), Square EA (US), SCE Australia (AU)
Platform: PlayStation
Released in JP: February 11, 1999
Released in US: September 7, 1999
Released in EU: October 27, 1999
Released in AU: October 29, 1999

This game has unused areas.
This game has hidden development-related text.
This game has unused enemies.
This game has unused items.
This game has unused abilities.
This game has unused music.
This game has debugging material.
This game has a hidden level select.
This game has regional differences.

Final Fantasy VIII is, as its name suggests, the eighth game in the Final Fantasy series.

2Unused Spells
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Debug Room
I'm poor worker.

Unused Text
My bother's an excellent swimmer, too!

Unused Spells

Slot Spells

There are a pair of spells intended for Selphie's 'Slot' Limit command that weren't used. Both can be obtained as normal spells with a GameShark (as can the four that are used), and work as advertised, though they weren't given unique animations, and look identical to the Fire spell. No 'Slot' spells can be junctioned, however.

Percent - This drops the HP of all enemies to critical levels.
Catastrophe - Deals heavy non-elemental damage to all enemies.

Apocalypse

This spell isn't unused at all; Ultimecia can cast it in the very last battle, and it can be drawn from her and even stocked. However, one aspect of it isn't available normally: This spell can be junctioned as normal, and has a full set of stat boosts, as follows.

(Note: All increases assume 100 of the spell are junctioned to the respective stat.)

HP: +4200
STR: +80
VIT: +80
MAG: +80
SPR: +90
SPD: +30
EVA: +12%
HIT: +30%
LUCK: +30
Elemental Defense: All elements +100%

These boosts tend to be, by and large, second only to those granted by Ultima. It's a shame that there's no way to junction this spell normally.

Unused Song

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Famously, the Final Fantasy 8 demo bundled with Brave Fencer Musashi featured a completely different song for the Dollet attack mission than what was used in the final version. This song is still present in the final version, but is never used, and can only be heard in the debug room. A widespread theory is that it was removed for legal reasons due to heavy similarities with the song 'Hummel Gets the Rockets,' composed by Hans Zimmer from the movie The Rock released in 1996.

Unused Enemies

Dummy is a test enemy who can only be fought in the debug room or through other cheats. He has 410 HP regardless of level. His chest (mouth) has the katakana text 'dummy', mirrored. He also has 'ゴメンネ'(I'm sorry, gomenne) written on his back.

Again via the debug room, you can fight a gunblade. It appears in place of GeroGero after defeating the Fake President in the Battle scene test number 2380. This enemy is not actually unused, and is present and visible in all battles against Seifer Almasy. Because Seifer uses a player model, his weapon, the gunblade, is a seperate model but is just made untargetable.

Hidden Text And Drawings

The texture sheets for some monsters have little bits of text and drawings occupying the blank spaces.

'Sa'/'Sabotenda' (Cactuar's Japanese name)
Smiley cloud face
A cactaur
Little stick figure
A star
'Cow'
'Mystery Circle'/'Crop Circle'
Another stick figure
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Smiley face
'Seriously?'
A man in an 'Ancient Egypt' pose
'Pu'
'Pathetic'
A cross
'Mo'/'Moai (Easter Island Statue)'
An Ochu
'Pyramid'
A drawing of Quezacotl
'Mo', possibly 'Model'
A slanted stick man?
Horizontal stick man
'My Spirit Dried Up'
Drawing of a Glacial Eye
'I'm going to cry'
One-eyed smiley
Hand
Dinosaur
'Empty Heart'

Unused Images

Alongside the images used in the Chocobo World introduction are these concept drawings. The kanji visible in each picture means 'temporary'.

This grid of hex numbers is unused in the normal game. It does appear though as the floor to battle number 4670 in the Girls Debug Room battle scene test.

A further image simply contains handwritten Japanese text. The text translates to:

Unused Areas

To try and visit the areas listed, use the following GameShark codes replacing xxxx with the listed code. Then press all four shoulder buttons during gameplay to activate.

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0048 — Grouped with the debug rooms is this, named testno. It exists in non-JP versions though the text associated with it was not translated. The text seen in this image translates to 'This map can not be entered. Please report this bug.' Trying to enter it crashes the game.

004C — Another one grouped with the debug rooms. It's named test6 in the game files though hidden text in it and the main debug room identify it as Kitase-san's page. Its text has been translated though it also crashes trying to enter it.

00D8 — A bizarre scene in the training centre. Accessible only on Disc 4, the game will crash if you press any buttons other than D-Pad Right, action, or party menu. The bat like black shape in the middle is a rotated Squall sprite and the blobs moving left and right are the relief features (trees, walls) on a scolling copy of a grayscale version of the background.

0149 — This rocky outcrop is where a forced battle against the XATM-092 takes place in the demo, but it is unused in the actual game. Its description in the game files is Timber - TV Screen, and the only text associated with it are the

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