Call Shop

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Call Shop is an exclusive ability in Final Fantasy VIII, learned only by the GF Tonberry. It requires the ability Sell-High to be learned first before appearing, and then requires 200 AP to learn before it becomes available in the menu. It allows the player to visit any shop that they have visited throughout the game, which is the only way for the player to buy items on Disc 4, as all locations, except for Ultimecia's Castle, Chocobo Forests, Centra Ruins, and Ragnarok, are sealed off.

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