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{{Game Infobox
{{Game_Infobox
|image = [[File:SaGa2GOD Logo.png|250px]]
|image1 = SaGa2GOD Logo.png
|jname = サガ2秘宝伝説
|developer(s) = Square Enix
|romaji = SaGa2: The Treasure Legend: Goddess of Destiny
|publisher(s) = Square Enix
|developer = Square Enix
|artist(s) = Gen Kobayashi
|publisher = Square Enix
|composer(s) = Kenji Ito
|artist = Gen Kobayashi
|platform(s) = Nintendo DS
|composer = Kenji Ito
|platform = Nintendo DS
|release = {{vgrelease|JP|September 17, 2009}}
|release = {{vgrelease|JP|September 17, 2009}}
|genre = Role-playing
|genre(s) = Role-playing
|modes = Single-player<br>1-4 players in the DS
|mode(s) = Single-player<br>1-4 players in the DS
}}
}}
'''''SaGa 2: Hihou Densetsu: Goddess of Destiny''''' is a role-playing video game released in 2009 for the [[Nintendo DS]] exclusively in Japan. The game is a remake of ''[[SaGa 2: Hihou Densetsu]]'', featuring full 3D cel-shaded graphics, all new artwork by Gen Kobayashi and arranged soundtrack by [[Kenji Ito]].
{{J|''{{PAGENAME}}''|''サガ2秘宝伝説 GODDESS OF DESTINY''}}, literally ''SaGa2: The Treasure Legend: Goddess of Destiny'', is a role-playing videogame released in 2009 for the Nintendo DS exclusively in Japan. The game is a remake of ''[[SaGa 2: Hihou Densetsu]]'', featuring full 3D cel-shaded graphics, all new artwork by Gen Kobayashi and arranged soundtrack by [[Kenji Ito]].


The game was entirely redone with 3D graphics and features a reworked script, which adds events and NPCs to the main quest, as well as a few name changes, such as the Opium/Bananas being now referred as Black Market Goods.
The game was entirely redone with 3D graphics and features a reworked script, which adds events and NPCs to the main quest, as well as a few name changes, like the Magi now being referred as Relics and the Opium/Bananas being now referred as Black Market Goods.


==Gameplay==
==Gameplay==
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===Threads of Fate, Party Titles and Events===
===Threads of Fate, Party Titles and Events===
After clearing the first world or reaching the Muses Garden the player gains access to the Castle of Fate, which can be reached by talking with the blue angelic slime NPC. There the player can talk with the [[Goddesses of Fate]], which can initially trade MP points with Threads of Fate. The Threads of Fate can be used by the player during battle, allowing to link the character's actions and create combos. Using a Thread of Fate will create a specific bond between the characters and change the party's title accordingly.
After clearing the first world or reaching the Muses Garden the player gains access to the Goddesses Temple, which can be reached by talking with the blue angelic cyclops NPC. There the player can talk with the [[Goddesses of Fate]], which can initially trade MP points with Threads of Fate. The Threads of Fate can be used by the player during battle, allowing to link the character's actions and create combos. Using a Thread of Fate will create a specific bond between the characters and change the party's title accordingly.


Throughout the game the player will engage into various Events, side-quests which are activated when talking with specific NPCs. While some of these are activated automatically others require that the player activate a prompt during a NPC conversation; many of these require the player to have a party title different from the initial one, sometimes requiring either a positive or negative title to become available.
Throughout the game the player will engage into various Events, side-quests which are activated when talking with specific NPCs. While some of these are activated automatically others require that the player activate a prompt during a NPC conversation; many of these require the player to have a party title different from the initial one, sometimes requiring either a positive or negative title to become available.
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After a Muse has gifted the player enough MP, or if the player gifts a muse with specific items, the Muse will begin aiding the player during battles, appearing randomly to execute a move of her own.
After a Muse has gifted the player enough MP, or if the player gifts a muse with specific items, the Muse will begin aiding the player during battles, appearing randomly to execute a move of her own.


{|border="1" class="wikitable"
{{border="1" class="wikitable"
![[Calliope]]
![[Calliope]]
|Favors dispatching of enemies quickly
|Favors dispatching of enemies quickly
|-
|-
![[Polynia]]
![[Pollynia]]
|Favors concentrating on offensive actions
|Favors concentrating on offensive actions
|-
|-
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|Favors using strategic actions
|Favors using strategic actions
|-
|-
![[Repsira]]
![[Rhepsira]]
|Favors taking damage
|Favors taking damage
|-
|-
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![[Urania]]
![[Urania]]
|Favors using combos
|Favors using combos
|}
|}}
 
===Arena of the Dead and Souls Dark Regions===
After defeating the first major boss in the game the Arena of the Dead is unlocked, which the player can reach by talking with the dark blue imp slime NPC. There the player can fight previously defeated bosses; all weapon/ability uses and threads of fate used during these are automatically recharged after the end of the fight, with the player earning items according to the party title acquired during the fight.
 
After the player completes the Nasty Dungeon the imp slime will appear at the dungeon's entrance and challenge the player. Winning the fight unlocks the Souls Dark Regions, where the player can fight random formations of multiple powerful monsters in order to earn rare items.


== Fan translation ==
== Fan translation ==
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</gallery>
== Videos ==
<gallery>
Let's Play Saga 2 Goddess of Destiny 1 - Final Fantasy Legend 2 Remake
Let's Play Saga 2 Goddess of Destiny 2 - The World is my Oyster
Let's Play Saga 2 Goddess of Destiny 3 - Threads of Fate
Let's Play Saga 2 Goddess of Destiny 4 - A Whole New World
Let's Play Saga 2 Goddess of Destiny 5 - Eat the Meat
Let's Play Saga 2 Goddess of Destiny 6 - Ashura Annihilated!
Let's Play Saga 2 Goddess of Destiny 7 - Loot and Plunder
Let's Play Saga 2 Goddess of Destiny 8 - Father of the Year
Let's Play Saga 2 Goddess of Destiny 9 - Gulliver's Travels
Let's Play Saga 2 Goddess of Destiny 10 - Diving into Kai
Let's Play Saga 2 Goddess of Destiny 11 - Apollo's World
Let's Play Saga 2 Goddess of Destiny 12 - Maximizing The Muses
Let's Play Saga 2 Goddess of Destiny 13 - Fire and Water
Let's Play Saga 2 Goddess of Destiny 14 - Light and Dark
Let's Play Saga 2 Goddess of Destiny 15 - The Real Reason Dad Left
Let's Play Saga 2 Goddess of Destiny 16 - The Guardian's Base
Let's Play Saga 2 Goddess of Destiny 17 - Severed Ties
Let's Play Saga 2 Goddess of Destiny 18 - Venus Herself
Let's Play Saga 2 Goddess of Destiny 19 - The Dreaded Sewer Dungeon
Let's Play Saga 2 Goddess of Destiny 20 - The Red Wedding
Let's Play Saga 2 Goddess of Destiny 21 - It's a Small World
Let's Play Saga 2 Goddess of Destiny 22 - The Great Relic Race
Let's Play Saga 2 Goddess of Destiny 23 - Black Market Bananas
Let's Play Saga 2 Goddess of Destiny 24 - This Ship is Bananas
Let's Play Saga 2 Goddess of Destiny 25 - Samurai Showdown
Let's Play Saga 2 Goddess of Destiny 26 - Fetchquest Nightmares
Let's Play Saga 2 Goddess of Destiny 27 - The Nasty Dungeon
Let's Play Saga 2 Goddess of Destiny 28 - Dark Souls
Let's Play Saga 2 Goddess of Destiny 29 - Palace of Death
Let's Play Saga 2 Goddess of Destiny 30 - The Final Betrayal
Let's Play Saga 2 Goddess of Destiny 31 - Final Dungeon?
Let's Play Saga 2 Goddess of Destiny 32 - The Goddess Statue
Let's Play Saga 2 Goddess of Destiny 33 - Longest Staircase Ever
Let's Play Saga 2 Goddess of Destiny 34 - Final Boss, Ending, and Review
</gallery>
</gallery>


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* [https://web.archive.org/web/20120502133544/http://www.square-enix.co.jp/saga2/ Official site] (Archived, will not work in web browsers as flash is being discontinued, use Flash Player to open the swf file from the site.)
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20120502133544/http://www.square-enix.co.jp/saga2/ Official site] (Archived, will not work in web browsers as flash is being discontinued, use Flash Player to open the swf file from the site.)


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