World A

Template:Sideicon Template:Locationlists Below is a list of locations in the world of the original Final Fantasy.

The world was never named in the original game, but is referred to as World A in Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy. This world is shown in the ending of Dissidia Final Fantasy and Light to All in Dissidia 012, and it also has a near-duplicate world called World B where the Dissidia games take place.

Map

List of Locations

Towns

Cornelia: where the journey begins, with the Warriors of Light arriving with four Crystals (Orbs).
- Castle Cornelia: where the King of Cornelia and his kidnapped daughter Sarah live.
Pravoka: a town taken by the pirates led by Bikke.
Elfheim: home of the elves.
- Elven Castle: where the prince of elves, put into sleep by Astos, lives.
Mount Duergar: home of the Dwarves.
Melmond: an agricultural city ruined by the rotten land, also home to the scholar Dr. Unne.
Crescent Lake: a city in the middle of a lake. Home of the Circle of Sages.
Gaia: a city in a distant island, surrounded by mountains and home to fairies.
Onrac: a city whose shrine was sunken by violent storms centuries ago.
Lufenia: city of the Lufenians, whose language is initially undecipherable.

Dungeons

Chaos Shrine: initially, where Garland keeps Sara hostage; then, it houses a portal to the past.
Marsh Cave: a cave where the Warriors of Light retrieve a Crown.
Western Keep: home of the Dark Elf Astos.
Cavern of Earth: home of the Vampire and the Earth Fiend Lich.
Mount Gulg: a volcano where the Fire Fiend Marilith lives.
Cavern of Ice: a frozen cave which houses the Levistone.
Citadel of Trials: where the Warriors of Light are sent by Bahamut to test their courage.
Sunken Shrine: a temple sunken centuries ago, home of the Mermaids, and taken by the Water Fiend Kraken.
Waterfall Cavern: a cave atop a waterfall, which houses a Warp Cube.
Mirage Tower: a tower which leads to the Flying Fortress.
Flying Fortress: a fortress built by the Lufenians, taken by the Air Fiend Tiamat.

Caves

Matoya's Cave: home of the witch Matoya.
Giant's Cave: a cave blocked by a Titan.
Sage's Cave: home of the sage Sadda.

Deserts

Ryukahn Desert: where the Lufenians hid an airship.
Desert near Onrac: where a Caravan is found.
Great Desert: huge desert that the Mirage Tower is found in.

Miscellaneous

Cardia Islands: land of the Dragons, led by Bahamut.

Dawn of Souls bonus dungeons

Earthgift Shrine: four Final Fantasy III bosses, Two-Headed Dragon, Ahriman, Echidna, and Cerberus.
Hellfire Chasm: four Final Fantasy IV bosses, Scarmiglione, Cagnazzo, Barbariccia and Rubicante.
Lifespring Grotto: four Final Fantasy V bosses, Gilgamesh, Atomos, Shinryu and Omega.
Whisperwind Cove: four Final Fantasy VI bosses, Typhon, Orthros, Phantom Train and Death Gaze.

Anniversary bonus dungeons

Labyrinth of Time

Other appearances

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call

Template:Sideicon World A appears as the FMS for several Final Fantasy themes:

"Main Theme"*(from Final Fantasy)
"Opening Theme"*(from Final Fantasy)
"Airship"*(from Final Fantasy)

Non-Final Fantasy guest appearances

Captain N: The Game Master

Due to not having an official name for this world during the Nintendo era of the original's game release, the creator/writers of the show referred to it as the World of Final Fantasy, named after the game. It is described as being a medieval world.