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"A town? Eidolons have their own society!?"

The Feymarch, also known as the Land of Monsters, Land of Summons, or the Phantom World, is a location from the game Final Fantasy IV and Final Fantasy IV: The After Years. It is located in the Underworld, and it is here where all Eidolons live. The dwarves of Tomra to the Southeast call this place "The Land that Lies Between". The Eidolons are guided by their queen Asura and king Leviathan.

Due to the magical power located on the Summons' plane, time flows faster in the Feymarch. The town in which the Eidolons live is guarded by the Passage of the Eidolons, a cave filled with lava, and only those with the Float spell can bypass the lava and reach the Feymarch; crossing it without Float will cause HP damage. Rydia was brought to the Feymarch when Leviathan attacks a ship she is traveling on, and matures very quickly under the watch of the king Leviathan, after which she is sent out to help defeat Golbez.

After obtaining the Falcon, Cecil and his friends can travel to the Feymarch. There, they can interact with many of the land's denizens and fight Asura and Leviathan. After the Queen and King are bested, they will become available for Rydia to Summon.

In Final Fantasy IV: The After Years, in Rydia's Tale, the Mysterious Girl comes to the Feymarch to take the power of the Eidolons, Rydia was saved by the King of the Eidolons and so she could go to the rest of the Underworld to warn the Dwarves.

TreasureEdit

Final Fantasy IVEdit

Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-Edit

Phoenix Down
Maiden's Kiss
Ether
Dry Ether
Elixir
Yoichi Arrows x10
Killer Bow

Final Fantasy IV: The After YearsEdit

ShopsEdit

**Inn**
1200 gil/night

**Items**
Item	Price
Item	SNES	GBA	DS
Potion	30 GP	30 gil	N/A
Hi-Potion	150 GP	150 gil	N/A
Phoenix Down	150 GP	100 gil	N/A
Tent	200 GP	100 gil	N/A
Cabin	1,000 GP	500 gil	N/A
Gysahl Greens	50 GP	50 gil	N/A
Remedy	100 GP	5,000 gil	N/A
Gnomish Bread	N/A	100 gil	N/A
Gold Needle	N/A	400 gil	N/A
Maiden's Kiss	N/A	60 gil	N/A
Mallet	N/A	80 gil	N/A
Diet Ration	N/A	100 gil	N/A
Echo Herbs	N/A	50 gil	N/A
Cross	N/A	100 gil	N/A
Eye Drops	N/A	30 gil	N/A
Antidote	N/A	40 gil	N/A
Ether	10,000 GP	N/A	10,000 gil
Light Curtain	N/A	N/A	3,800 gil
Decoy	N/A	N/A	4,800 gil
Hermes Sandals	N/A	N/A	4,800 gil
Bacchus's Wine	N/A	N/A	3,800 gil
Silver Hourglass	N/A	N/A	9800 gil

**Weapons**
Weapon	Price
Weapon	SNES	GBA	DS
Whip	3,000 GP	3,000 gil	3,000 gil
Chain Whip	6,000 GP	6,000 gil	6,000 gil
Blitz Whip	10,000 GP	10,000 gil	10,000 gil
Faerie Rod	5,000 GP	5,000 gil	5,000 gil
Aura Staff	7,000 GP	7,000 gil	7,000 gil
Angel Arrows	110 GP	110 gil	2,000 gil
Shuriken	N/A	N/A	650 gil
Kotetsu	11,000 GP	11,000 gil	11,000 gil

**Armor**
Armor	Price
Armor	SNES	GBA	DS
Aegis Shield	20,000 GP	20,000 gil	20,000 gil
Luminous Robe	30,000 GP	30,000 gil	20,000 gil

LocationsEdit

Eidolon House

It is the structure farthest north of the streets. Inhabits it is a nameless eidolon and the building also has the only Save Point in the whole Feymarch. To start the eidolon hunting game exclusive to the iOS version, the player must speak to the eidolon in the house, and when all eight are found, the player must talk to him to obtain the Piercing Magic augment.

Eidolon Library

The Eidolon Library is the building south of the eidolon's house. The first floor and B2 houses all tomes, scriptures, and books on Eidolons and Eidolon history, all of which the player can read as a summons crash-course.

Audience Chamber

It is the library's B3, accessible from B2. As the eidolon guard says, it is Queen Asura and King Leviathan's audience chamber. To speak to and challenge Leviathan, the party must defeat Asura first. After the two are bested, they will give the party their blessings and will wish them luck. During the ending, the audience chamber is shown again.

Enemy formationsEdit

Asura (boss)
Leviathan (boss)

MusicEdit

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"Town of Illusions" from the Nintendo DS version of Final Fantasy IV

Trouble with the audio sample?

The Feymarch's theme is called "Town of Illusions." An arranged version of it can be found on the Final Fantasy IV: Celtic Moon album.

GalleryEdit

The Town of Feymarch, where the Eidolons live.

Eidolon Library.

Map of the Feymarch.

Victory screen (DS).

Victory screen (iOS).

Inn and Item shop (DS/iOS).

Armor shop (DS/iOS).

Weapons shop (DS/iOS).

EtymologyEdit

"Fey" is an alternate name of the mythical fairy. A march is the name given in medieval times for the border region of a country. The term was coined by the translator for the DS version, Tom Slattery.

"I also felt the creatures' world deserved a proper name. Who would call their own realm 'The Land of Summoned Monsters'? And hey, inventing words is always fun. 'Feymarch' had zero Google hits before the game came out; now it has tens of thousands."

—Tom Slattery in RPGamer interview^[1]

TriviaEdit

In the GBA and PSP remakes, it is possible for the player to visit the Feymarch without Rydia in the party. Doing so will result in a different line of dialog for most of the NPCs there, commenting on Rydia's absence.
In the iOS remake, the victory screen during the battle with Asura and Leviathan retains the same from the Passage of the Eidolons. In the DS remake, the Feymarch had its own victory screen.