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[[File:Pharos.jpg|thumb|200px|Artwork by Yusuke Naora]]Undercity Pharos (Arcanian name, Tal'fa Palacaleo) is one of [[The Seven Wonders]] in [[Unlimited Saga]]. It's located underneath [[Iskandaria]] and is the final dungeon for [[Mythe]] | [[File:Pharos.jpg|thumb|200px|Artwork by Yusuke Naora]]'''Undercity Pharos''' (Arcanian name, Tal'fa Palacaleo) is one of [[The Seven Wonders]] in ''[[Unlimited Saga]]''. It's located underneath [[Iskandaria]] and is the final dungeon for [[Mythe]], as well as being a key quest during [[Ventus|Ventus']] story. | ||
Unlike the other Seven Wonders, only Mythe, [[Ruby]] and [http://saga.wikia.com/wiki/Ventus Ventus] can explore Pharos fully. The entrance, called the Aboandoned Fortress, to the Undercity is located in [[Iskandaria]] and can be accessed at any time without needing a quest. However, once you explore the entrance you find yourself trapped by large doors, sealing off the proper portion of Undercity Pharos. Only [http://saga.wikia.com/wiki/Silver_Girl Silver Girl], and possibly[[ Iskandar]], can open these doors due to their link with the ancient Arcanians. | |||
It is also here that you will find, possibly, the hardest of the 7 final bosses; the [[Knights of the Round Table]] and [[Phantom]]. | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*The name 'Pharos' is most likely a reference to the Pharos of Alexandria, one of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_Wonders_of_the_Ancient_World Seven Wonders of the Ancient World], while the concept and looks of the city itself seem to have been inspired by Plato's myth of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlantis Atlantis]. | *The name 'Pharos' is most likely a reference to the Pharos of Alexandria, one of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_Wonders_of_the_Ancient_World Seven Wonders of the Ancient World], while the concept and looks of the city itself seem to have been inspired by Plato's myth of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlantis Atlantis]. | ||
Revision as of 09:30, April 6, 2011
Undercity Pharos (Arcanian name, Tal'fa Palacaleo) is one of The Seven Wonders in Unlimited Saga. It's located underneath Iskandaria and is the final dungeon for Mythe, as well as being a key quest during Ventus' story.
Unlike the other Seven Wonders, only Mythe, Ruby and Ventus can explore Pharos fully. The entrance, called the Aboandoned Fortress, to the Undercity is located in Iskandaria and can be accessed at any time without needing a quest. However, once you explore the entrance you find yourself trapped by large doors, sealing off the proper portion of Undercity Pharos. Only Silver Girl, and possiblyIskandar, can open these doors due to their link with the ancient Arcanians.
It is also here that you will find, possibly, the hardest of the 7 final bosses; the Knights of the Round Table and Phantom.
Trivia
- The name 'Pharos' is most likely a reference to the Pharos of Alexandria, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, while the concept and looks of the city itself seem to have been inspired by Plato's myth of Atlantis.
- The only mystery remaining is how Pharr was able to enter the Undercity in the past. It would be possible that she had a companion from the Arcanian race, much like Mythe, Ruby and Ventus, but if such is the case, then one Arcanian would also be probably necesarry to enter the Undercity when Mythe and his companions first enter it during the game.
- Saying the above theory is possible, it does not explain how Ruby is able to enter the Pharos. This is more likely due to the fact that Iskandar is connected to the ancient myths/scriptures, meaning that the requirements for entering the Pharos are not limited to Arcanians so much as those who had influence in the past, or those with great magical power.
