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Onrac (オンラク, Onraku^?), also known as Onlak in the PlayStation port, is a town from the original Final Fantasy. It is located on the northwestern island of the archipelago where the game takes place. The Sunken Shrine is found underwater, near the shore.

StoryEdit

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The Warriors of Light head to Onrac to find a way to enter the Sunken Shrine and defeat Kraken, but after finding a submersible barrel, they are stopped by a woman at Onrac's dock. She hints that they must first obtain the Oxyale to travel underwater.

When the Oxyale is brought to her, she reveals herself as the spirit of a Mermaid. Before she passes on and grants access to the "Submarine", she asks the Warriors of Light to defeat the Kraken and free her living brethren from his wrath.

Spoilers end here.

ShopsEdit

ItemsEdit

Name	Cost
Name	NES & PS (Normal)	PS (Easy), GBA & PSP
Potion	60 gil	N/A
Hi-Potion	N/A	150 gil
Ether	N/A	150 gil
Antidote	75 gil	N/A
Remedy	N/A	1,500 gil
Gold Needle	800 gil	500 gil
Tent	250 gil	N/A
Cottage	3,000 gil	2,000 gil

Level 7 White MagicEdit

Name	Cost
Name	NES & PS (Normal)	PS (Easy), GBA & PSP
NulDeath	45,000 gil	30,000 gil
Healaga	45,000 gil	30,000 gil

Level 7 Black MagicEdit

Name	Cost
Name	NES & PS (Normal)	PS (Easy), GBA & PSP
Saber	45,000 gil	30,000 gil
Blind	45,000 gil	30,000 gil

EnemiesEdit

OutsideEdit

Different enemies appear in the forests surrounding Onrac and the desert to its west.

MusicEdit

The Background Music that plays in Onrac is Final Fantasy's "Town" Theme.

Other AppearancesEdit

Dissidia 012 Final FantasyEdit

Onrac appears as ruins on the world map, at the Land of Discord. In the Confessions of the Creator scenario, a Teleport Stone can be found near it, and it is the nearest to Feral Chaos's seal.

Onrac features heavily in the game's backstory given in the Reports. At a time of war with other nations, Onrac sought to create a weapon to combat the weapons of their enemies, specifically summoned monsters and Omega. Samples of crystal ore retrieved from a world beyond a portal to the Interdimensional Rift were experimented on, leading to the first manikins, but they are deemed unfit for military use. When the portal to the Rift closed research stalled, and Onrac hired a researcher from Lufenia named Cid to assist them.

Cid used Lufenian memory rituals to infuse a manikin with memories and give it sentience, creating Chaos. Onrac used Chaos to destroy the summoned monsters and Omega, and when Cid and his wife refused to assist them, Onrac imprisoned then and used a clone of Cid's wife, named Cosmos, to pacify Chaos. Eventually Chaos, Cosmos and Cid were pulled into the Rift, and Onrac lost their weapon of war.

GalleryEdit

Onrac on the World Map (NES).

Onrac (NES).

Onrac on the World Map (PS).

Onrac (PS).

Onrac on the World Map (GBA).

Onrac (GBA).

The ruins of Onrac in World B in Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy.

TriviaEdit

Onrac is featured as a recurring joke in the webcomic 8-Bit Theater (which is loosely based on Final Fantasy), where it is often described as being "a hole" or similar and is destroyed or greatly damaged several times.
If the Warriors of Light choose to speak to an elderly man waiting near Onrac's dock, he will reveal that Onrac once flourished as kingdom two hundred years ago. Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy's interpretation of Onrac as a expanding, belligerent nation may have been an allusion to Onrac's former prosperity.