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This article is about a Final Fantasy III location. For the Vagrant Story spell, see List of Vagrant Story Spells.
Forbidden Land Eureka
Eureka, the Forbidden Land.
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The Forbidden Land, Eureka (禁断の地エウレカ, Kindan no chi Eureka?) is an optional dungeon in the game Final Fantasy III which contains some of the best equipment in the game. A gateway to it can be found at the bottom floor of the Crystal Tower, but the Eureka Key is required. Doga and Unei unlock the Eureka Key, and give it to the Warriors of Light, granting them access to Eureka, knowing they need better equipment to fight Xande.

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TreasureEdit

FFIIIDS Excalibur
The Excalibur is one of the weapons sealed in Eureka.
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Item Location
Fuma Garb First Area.
Chocobo's Wrath First Area.
White Musk First Area.
Elixir First Area.
White Musk Right room at Second Area.
Chocobo's Wrath Right room at Second Area.
Phoenix Down Right room at Second Area.
White Musk Left room at Second Area.
Ribbon Second Area (Middle), guarded by Ninja.
Shuriken Southwestern room on Second area.
Elixir Third Area.
Shuriken Third Area.
Phoenix Down Third Area.
Moonring Blade Fourth Area, guarded by Amon.
Omnirod Fifth Area.
Masamune Fifth Area, guarded by Kunoichi.
Phoenix Down Fifth Area.
Excalibur Sixth Area, guarded by General.
Elder Staff Seventh Area, guarded by Scylla.
Ragnarok Seventh Area, guarded by Guardian.
Elixir Eighth Area.
Shuriken Eighth Area.
Elixir Eighth Area.
Shuriken Eighth Area.

ShopsEdit

FFIII NES Eureka Shop
The shops of Eureka.
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In the final area of Eureka you can find three shopkeepers selling some of the best spells, summons, and equipment in the game. It is also worth noting that this is the only place where Shuriken can be purchased, though at a ridiculously high price.

Magic ShopEdit

Spell Cost Type LV Effect
Flare60,000 gilBlack8Deals heavy damage to one foe.
Death60,000 gilBlack8Instantly kills one foe.
Meteor60,000 gilBlack8Deals damage to all foes.
Tornado60,000 gilWhite8Reduces foes' HP to single digits.
Arise60,000 gilWhite8Revives ally with full HP.
Holy60,000 gilWhite8Holy damage to one foe.

Summon ShopEdit

Spell Cost Type LV
NES Version
Catastro60,000 gilSummon6
Leviath60,000 gilSummon7
Bahamur60,000 gilSummon8
DS & iOS Versions
Catastro40,000 gilSummon6
Leviath50,000 gilSummon7
Bahamur60,000 gilSummon8

Hidden ShopEdit

To discover the hidden shop the player must walk to the right, through the wall on the screen where the other two shopkeepers stand.

Item Cost Att. Additional
Shuriken 65,500 gil Attack: 200 Can only be Thrown.
Crystal Shield 50,000 gil Defense: 20 Protects against some status ailments.
Crystal Mail 50,000 gil Defense: 55 None
Crystal Gloves 50,000 gil Defense: 30 None
Crystal Helm 50,000 gil Defense: 31 None
Apollo Harp 60,000 gil Attack: 60 Inflicts Silence.

MonstersEdit

Battle BackgroundEdit

Eureka

MusicEdit

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"Forbidden Land Eureka" from the DS & iOS versions of Final Fantasy III
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FFIII - Forbidden Land Eureka
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Eureka has its own exclusive background theme, originally translated "Forbidden Land" in the Original Sound Version, but was retconned as "Forbidden Land Eureka" (禁断の地エウレカ, Kindan no Chi Eureka?) in the Original Soundtrack. It is available as a battle background music for Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy as part of a downloadable content pack of three tracks from Final Fantasy III.

Other AppearancesEdit

Final Fantasy TacticsEdit

Wonder - Eureka
The Forbidden Land Eureka.
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The Forbidden Land Eureka was mentioned as one of the wonders in Final Fantasy Tactics. It bears the following description:

This once prosperous capital of the Kashka Dynasty was destroyed in the Cataclysm, along with the vast legacy of its royal family. It is now a necrohol, populated by spirits drawn to the shades of its past glory.


GalleryEdit

 
FFIII NES Eureka Entrance
 
FFIII NES - Eureka first floor
 
FFIII NES - Eureka second floor
 
FFIII NES - Eureka third floor
 
FFIII NES - Eureka fourth floor
 
FFIII NES - Eureka fifth floor
 
FFIII NES - Eureka sixth floor
 
FFIII NES - Eureka seventh floor
 
FFIII NES - Eureka eighth floor
 
FFIIIDS Eureka Entrance

EtymologyEdit

Eureka (Gr. εύρηκα) is a historically famous Greek word that means "I have found it".

TriviaEdit

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