Final Fantasy III Cheats (Nintendo DS)

Back in the original Famicom FFIII, Onion Swordsman was the first job you start as (unlike
Freelance from the DS version), but you can play this job in the Nintendo DS version as
well by unlocking it. Onion Swordsman is one of the most powerful jobs with the Onion
Equipment + past level 90's.



How to obtain:

1)Register someone elses's (or multiple) communication ID under Mog Net.

2)Send message to another PC 7 times

3)Send and receive 4 messages from Topapa, on the fourth one you will receive a
message to do a mini-quest.

4)Go to Uoul (First town in the game)

5)Talk to Topapa

6)Go to the cave up north of the cave

7)At the drop hole, you will have an event and then will be proceeded to fight 3
bombs

8)After the battle, you will obtain a piece of crystal, which will unlock Onion
Swordsman

*WARNING: This item duplication will ruin the game play, please note to do this at your
own risk. If may also damage your save file so please duplicate your save before you
attempt this.



In Final Fantasy III, all magics can be duped using this method, as mentioned, please
use at your own risk.



Procedures:

1)Open menu screen via non-battle.

2)Select "Magic"

3)Go to any character you desire and select by A Button

4)Once at the magic menu, go select Trade (koukan)

5)Highlight a character that has magic you want to duplicate, but do not push the
accept button (A button). Simply highlight the character (Hover the cursor on the
character)

6)After highlighting the character you wish to duplicate magic off, hit the cancel
button once (B button)

7)You should be back to the first character you chose, now go select Remove (Hazusu)

8)Now, move your cursor to the level and space of magic you wish to duplicate from
the character you highlighted. You will get and hear the error message, but in reality,
you are removing the magic that you don't even have(duplicated magic). 





*You will now that the glitched worked on begging of step8 if the description of the
magic you want to duplicate is describe in the text box. If you are using the character
that has magic already (the one you chose on step 3) in the level you want to duplicate
magics off, make sure you remove all magic he has equipped on before Step 1, other wise
you will rewrite the loose the magic with the one you are trying to duplicate.

*WARNING: This item duplication will ruin the game play, please note to do this at your
own risk. If may also damage your save file so please duplicate your save before you
attempt this.



In Final Fantasy III, all useable items (not weapons/armors/magic) can be duped using
this method, as mentioned, please use at your own risk.



Procedures:

1)Open menu screen via non-battle.

2)Select "Items"

3)Put the item you want to duplicate in the very top left corner in your item list

4)Enter a battle randomly

5)When in battle, go select "Item" on any characters.

6)Your cursor should be at the very top left of the item box, the item you have
placed there. Once you're here, hit UP and A button at the same time

7)This will briefly take you to Wepon/Shield list (about 1/2 second). If you see
this, the code has worked after you hit "cancel' or B button. Go to your invetory and you
will notice that the item quantity has been added by one.



With this method you are able to duplicate any demishable items, even items you can't
by such as Chocobo's Rage, Elixir, Phoenix Down.

At first I had trouble with the boss but here's an easy way.

Go through the dugeon a couple times to get enough exp to make the battle even easier.
But a city to the south called "The Village of the Ancients" contains all three level
black magics as well as the white magic teleport. 

I used three mages : 2 red (Luneth and Ingus) and a black (Arc). I made Refia a Monk.
Have your red mages cast healing and ice spells. A monk can retaliate easily with the new
claws found in the dungeon. If you keep the black mage casting ice spells as well you'll
definetly win in a few rounds. 

Another thing you should probably do is move them to the back, especially the black mage
and the red mages too, if they have enough high level magic MP.

In the Nintendo DS version of FFIII, there is a secret dungeon that contains a secret boss
harder than the last boss, in order to obtain access:



1)Send a total 7 mails to another PC (one or multiple) using Mog Net.

2)Send 4 mails using Mog Net to the NPC: The 4 Elderly

3)Send 4 mails to King Arusu and after reading the fourth one, you'll unlock a quest

4)Go ride on the airship that can go underwater

5)Head for the floating island and once finding it, go exactly south.

6)You will eventually see a shadow in the waters, once you do go underwater to enter
the cave

7)Soon after entering the dungeon, you will meet the secret boss



*This boss is notorious and mean. It does a total of 4 attacks per sound and also
uses Meteo. Please be at a very high level before attempting this fight.

When you are able to get the job(s) monk and or Blackbelt get them on one of you
characters immediately!

Monk and Blackbelt do massive amounts of damage even without weapons. Monks are the early
stage but have about the highest vitality early and can do 9,999 as early as lvl 30 in
some cases or earlier.

Blackbelts are the upgraded rank of monk but can do much more damage.  Monks can boost
their attack so on the next turn it can unleash a massive blow.  Blackbelt also have
super high vitality and agility so they can strike first, strike long, and strike hard.

In the earlier parts of the game when you are alone and party-less, excessive levelling is
much recommended since the level at which your comrades will be introduced to you will
highly depend on the level you are in when you meet them.

For example, Fran and Balthier will always be 2 to 4 levels above yours when you get to
use them. If you're Lv10 then they can be anywhere from Lv12 to Lv14. This may seem
unimportant but it'll soon become evident in the higher levels when each level requires
30K exp and ontop of that experience points from kills are split to each of your party
member. These small early foundations can become a godsent farther in the game.

In order to acquire the Ninja class -- considered to be the strongest class of them all --
you need to go to Eureka (a sidequest area found in the first floor of Sylx Tower) and go
all the way through it. When seeing the last teleport (the one who usually takes you to
an area with stores), turn all the way left and you will see a floating staff. By
touching it you'll fight Scylla, who gives you this class, when defeated.