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Good day to all fans of the greatest game ever!
As user "Wonder00Man" rightfully pointed out in 2020, this Wiki didn't quite match up to the quality of the game and was in a desperate need for an overhaul. About a year ago, having played through the game again after many years, I did some sort of an incomplete "cleanup rally" on this Wiki, improving a number of articles (most notably the main character articles) and creating a few new ones. Now, one year later, I felt like doing another run of that kind, finishing the work I left unfinished a year ago.
My main work was an overhaul of the main storyline/walkthrough articles for the four chapters and of many of the articles that are referenced by them. Since the "walkthrough" articles of this Wiki were either completely empty or just embedding some decade-old video walkthrough with no additional text, I allowed myself to cut these articles entirely and merged the "story" and "walkthrough" articles for the four chapters of the game together.
I re-wrote or edited the resulting four chapter articles and mostly harmonized the content with the "Story" sections of the main articles for each location. Notably, I wrote a new, short and concise "walkthrough" section into the main article of each location/dungeon. These sections are not meant to look beautiful, but to provide the reader with the minimal sufficient information and steps to get through the game. As the articles for each location contain informations about chests, monsters, shops, and so on, this Wiki can now actually be used as a walkthrough, although a simple one.
However, for more sophisticated or holistic walkthroughs, I put a short reference section to external walkthrough sources of high quality at the top the four chapter articles (particularly the extremely underrated lparchive.org walkthrough from 2012 by Alaan), since the LoD Wiki main page says "Walkthrough" when the readers are directed to the articles.
In this overhaul, these were my four main points of focus:
1. Elevating the overall quality of the articles to a level that can at least be seen as "acceptable". There is still a lot of room for improvement, but I'd say many articles are now in a presentable form and read more like an actual Wiki instead of fanfictions with questionable writing quality and inconsistent structure.
2. Reducing spoilers to the minimum and giving proper warning in the articles when a spoiler is expected. Also, in re-writing the story parts and the walkthroughs, I made sure that information is only revealed at the time the game itself reveals it.
3. Keeping the information in the articles as well as the wording and names used strictly true to the content of the game. In most cases, I removed any speculations or writer's opinions that are not sufficiently backed by what the game itself reveals. In the case a theory on some matters is reasonably plausible or there are questions unanswered by the game (e.g. Haschel being Dart's grandfather or Claire Feld dying in Neet), appropriate wording is used to show that the information is presumed or inconclusive.
4. Using as much of the existing content as possible. Some articles, sections or even just single sentences that existed were of totally accepatble quality if not outright better than my own writing, and required little to no editing. Some stuff was suboptimal but still "good enough" to keep it, hence the occasional inconsistency in the quality and style of the writing. However, it is no secret that many parts of the articles I went through had to be almost fully re-written (or written from scratch as they didn't exist yet).
By the way, I also allowed myself to deviate from the suggested Page Builds, as they appear archaic to me and are sometimes even problematic when certain sections contain a major spoiler (a notable example is Hellena Prison where I completely split the article into the First and Second Visit to prevent the spoilering of our favorite bro Lavitz's fate). My apologies, but I honestly believe it is for the better of the Wiki's quality. Location articles are now split in two main sections, "Story" and "Gameplay", with the latter section containing all the information required to actually play the game - Walkthrough, Treasure, Monsters, Stardust, and occasional extras such as hidden scenes, strategies or healing spots.
Some other notable changes I made was editing and shifting some of the category pages, and I suggested a lot of useless or confusing categories to be deleted after emptying them. Also, I redirected almost all articles for individual weapons, armor, accessories and items to the main article for weapons/armor/accessories/items, as the individual articles for equipment did not offer any useful information on top of what is found in the main article and were often poorly written or just eternal stubs with nothing more to add. As a compensation, I wrote some "guidance" sections for the main articles for equipment that summarize the most important aspects.
Lastly, I also filled the "Story" sections of the main characters, finally completing the main character articles. I limited the Story sections of the main character articles to summarizing the story elements where the character is individually highlighted to keep things simple.
Well, I guess that's it for the moment. I'd say the Wiki is now in a state which may still be far from perfect, but it is at least presentable in most parts and doesn't make you cringe or spoilers you upon reading the first few lines of most articles. There is still a lot of room for improvement (everytime I read one of the articles I edited I find a typo), but for the time being, I can sleep better as the Wiki of my favorite game is not "a damn mess" anymore as Wonder00Man pointed out. I wonder whether any admins are still active here. There is a huge chunk of pages, files and categories that should be deleted.
For the future, another interesting source to have and implement into the articles would be to use information from the official Japanese guidebook to the game. There seems to be a fan project to translate it into English, but I have no idea whether this is still an ongoing process. I guess that would be something to do in the future - however, after this effort, I think I am pretty much done with this and will go back to just enjoy the game.
And now, have a good time reading, fellow fans of the greatest game ever!
KaiserWillemm, April 2025
Tomokazu Seki (Dart) voices Rob Lucci. Akemi Okamura (Shana) still voices Nami (one of my favorite anime girls (who recently got the live-action treatment)). The late Tomoko Kawakami (Meru) voiced Amanda. Shin-ichiro Miki (Albert) voiced Pedro. Minoru Inaba (Hatchel) voiced King Neptune, Naguri, and Monjii. Masashi Sugawara (Kongol) voiced Porchemy. Akio Otsuka (Zieg) voices Marshell D. Teach (a.k.a. Blackbeard). Sho Hayami (Lloyd) is the narrator. Hiroaki Hirata (Phester) still voices Sanji (who also got the live-action treatment). And Mugihito (Uti) voiced Tamago.
Here is a great project to allow players to play The Legend of Dragoon on PC using Java.
https://github.com/Legend-of-Dragoon-Modding/Legend-of-Dragoon-Java
Hey. I'm no longer active making videos but I still play LoD and mess around with Gameshark in my own time.
Today I noticed the Magic Shiny Bag article on this wiki still only has a screenshot of the "Shiny Bag" but not "Magic Shiny Bag"
(Yes, there are two bags. Shiny Bag is acquired in Volcano Villude, Magic Shiny Bag is acquired in Lohan after Dabas explains how it works. However, they're suppose to be the same item within the story, just like Father's Momento and Red Eye Dragoon Spirit)
So I decided to help out and uploaded an image of the "magic" one but I'm trouble actually putting it under gallery section. When I search for my file, only the image that is currently on the page shows up.
The image in question
https://legendofdragoon.fandom.com/wiki/File:Magic_Shiny_Bag.png
But I'm unable to move or do anything on the large map
I was able to troubleshoot my way into it all working fine my problem now is little odd outlines in the background of my game did i mess up/miss a setting?
Is there anyone who can simplify the steps for all this i am just now getting into emulation so ofcourse nothing makes sense and i am confused. and i want to play this game so bad xD
This wiki is a fucking mess. Almost every page spoilers, unnecessary speculation, definitely one persons; personal opinion everywhere. This wiki need a complete overhaul. I’ll work on some places. Definitely gonna shove all the speculation and personal opinions into the fire. Whole weapons do not need their own page.
How are things looking since the UCP migration?
30111B7E 00XX
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30111BA6 00XX </p><p>Dart (only Red Dragoon) :
30111BAE 00XX
30111BB6 00XX
30111BBE 00XX
30111BC6 00XX
30111BCE 00XX
30111BD6 00XX </p><p>Haschel :
30111BDE 00XX
30111BE6 00XX
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30111BF6 00XX
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30111C06 00XX </p><p>Meru:
30111C0E 00XX
30111C16 00XX
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30111C26 00XX
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30111C36 00XX </p><p>Miranda
30111C3E 00XX
30111C46 00XX
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30111C56 00XX
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30111C66 00XX </p><p>Lavitz
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30111C96 00XX </p><p>Rose
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30111CA6 00XX
30111CAE 00XX
30111CB6 00XX
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30111CC6 00XX </p><p>Shana
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30111CE6 00XX
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30111CF6 00XX </p><p>Albert
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30111B76 00XX </p><p>Now, you may react like... whaaat? But they get 4 spells tops, why is there 6 sets of codes per character? Well, apparently, you can also add 2 others, my guess is it's because of Dart, getting his 4 Red-Dragoon spells PLUS the 2 Divine-Dragoon spells at the end of game.
- If you use 6 codes, you'll have exactly what you want, where you want it for each character.
- If you only use the 1st one, you'll basically ADD one spell before their original set
- if you only use the 6th one, it'll just alter the 4th spell
- if you use both 5th AND 6th, you'll get the extra "last slot" </p><p>Finally, what does what? Well, replace XX by : </p><p>00 Flame Shot
01 Explosion
02 Final Burst
03 Red Dragon
04 Divine Canon
05 Wind Blaster (Lavitz)
06 Gaspless (Lavitz)
07 Rose Storm (Lavitz)
08 Jade Dragon
09 Divine DG Ball
0A Star Children (Shana)
0B Moon Light (Shana)
0C Gates of Heaven (Shana)
0D Silver Dragon
0E Wing Blaster (Albert)
0F Astral Drain
10 Death Dimension
11 Gaspless (Albert)
12 Demon's Gate
13 Dark Dragon
14 Atomic Mind
15 Thunder Kid
16 Thunder God
17 Violet Dragon
18 Freezing Ring
19 Rainbow Breath
1A Rose Storm (Albert)
1B Diamond Dust
1C Blue Dragon
1D Grand Stream
1E Meteor Strike
1F Golden Dragon
20 Dart's Red-Dragoon transformation
21 unclear
22 Haschel's Dragoon transformation
23 unclear
24 Shana's Dragoon transformation
25 unclear
26 Rose's Dragoon transformation
27 unclear
28 Haschel transform
29 unclear
2A Meru Transform
2B unclear
2C Lavitz Transform
2D unclear
2E Dart's Divine-Dragoon Transformation
2F Lavitz's Dragoon Transformation
30 Fire Dragoon Addition
31 Jade Dragoon Addition
32 unknown
33 Dark Dragoon Addition
34 Violet Dragoon Addition
35 Jade Dragoon Addition
36 Blue Dragoon Addition
37 Golden Dragoon Addition
38 unknown
39 Divine Dragoon Addition
3A unknown
3B unknown
3C unknown
3D unknown
3E unknown
3F unknown
40 Miranda's Dragoon Transformation
41 Star Children (Miranda)
42 Moon Light (Miranda)
43 Gates of Heaven (Miranda)
44 Wind Blaster (Syuveil)
45 Gaspless (Syuveil)
46 Atomic Mind (Kanzas)
47 Thunder God (Kanzas)
48 Freezing Ring (Damia)
49 Diamond Dust (Damia)
4A Grand Stream (Balzac)
4B Meteor Strike (Balzac)
4C Jade Dragon (Syuveil)
4D Violet Dragon (Kanzas)
4E Blue Dragon (Damia)
4F Golden Dragon (Balzac)
50 Flame Shot (Zieg)
51 Explosion (Zieg)
52 Final Burst (Zieg)
53 Red Dragon (Zieg)
FF NOTHING </p>
- 55 to FE = game crash
** unclear = probably "de-transformation", for each character, so you may need the corresponding one already transformed to make it actually do something
[list]you get additionnal "level 5" : [b]11[/b] (0B), [b]17[/b] (11), [b]23[/b] (17), [b]29[/b] (1D), [b]35[/b] (23), [b]41[/b] (29), [b]47[/b] (2F) & [b]53[/b] (35)
[*]Kongol gets the most, because he's 1st in line
[*]Sharanda gets NONE, because they're last in line, trying to go further than 5 gives weird stats, and at some point, it makes the game crash
[*][b]If you modify Dragoon level of any character, they gain NEW SPELLS !!! And sidebonus: once activated, it's permenant, unless you use the same code again, to get back to 'normal level'[/b]
[*]What spells you get depends on what other cheat codes you used
[*]If you did not alter anything else, here's what happens:
- Kongol gets Fire-Dart's spells +the 1st of Haschel's
- Dart gets Hachel's spells
- Haschel gets Meru's
- Meru gets Miranda's, and they all cost 0 MP except Silver Dragoon costing the regular 80 MP
- Miranda gets Lavitz's, but her Dragoon stats are wacky (don't go further than 0B)
- Lavitz gets Rose's
- Rose gets Shana's
- Shana gets 4 Albert's Gaspless, and same as Miranda: stats are wacky, don't go further than 0B either
[*]if you altered their spells so that everyone gets...
- ...6 spells each, all characters will get the first 2 spells of the following one (same logic)
- ...5 spells each, all characters will get the first 3 spells of the following one (same logic)[/list] </p><p>Finally, what is eventually interesting here is that you can alter the %bonus ratio on Physical Attacks or Magical Attacks 8-)
It is especially interesting for Dart & Rose, who have 170% on both, whereas other guys get 220% on Magic, and other galls get 220% on Physical </p><p>II°a) [u]DRAGOON LEVEL & stats + extra 2 to 4 spells[/u] </p><p>Dart
220% Magic (0B=1D)
300BAF07 000B
220% Physical Attacks (11=17=29)
300BAF07 0011
170% Mag/Phys (05 = basis)
300BAF07 0023 </p><p>Haschel
220% Physical Attacks (0B=11=23)
300BAFB7 000B
220% Magic (05 = his basis)
300BAFB7 0017
170% Mag/Phys
300BAF07 001D </p><p>Meru
220% Magic
300BB00F 0011
220% Physical Attacks (0B=1D)
300BB00F 000B
170% Mag/Phys
300BAF07 001D </p><p>Kongol
220% Magic (11=23=05 ~ his basis)
300BB03B 0011
220% Physical Attacks (17=1D=2F)
300BB03B 0017
170% Mag/Phys (0B=29)
300BAF07 000B </p><p>Albert (05 = 220% mag, his basis)
220% Physical Attacks
300BAFE3 0011
170% Mag/Phys
300BAFE3 000B </p><p>Lavitz (05 = 220% mag, his basis)
220% Physical Attacks
300BAF33 0011
170% Mag/Phys
300BAF07 000B </p><p>Rose à 220% Physical Attacks
300BAF8B 000B </p><p>
II°a) [u]LEVEL (out of dragoon) & stats correspondance[/u] </p><p>
What happens with "regular leveling" ? Same weird shit, it's meant to go from 1 to 60, but hexadecimals going from 0 to 255, it changes things
[img]https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/703412609323499522/703960085688221767/unknown.png[/img] </p><p>[b]There is ONE thing[/b] to take in account though: it's the level effects on the damage they inflict!!! As soon as you get passed 3C (60), statistics get boosted, and I haven't been able to figure out the exact modification it does. </p><p>For those who can't understand my weird charts:
- Dart's lvl 1 = Kongol lvl 62 (3E)
- Haschel's lvl 1 = Dart's lvl 62 (3E) = Kongol's lvl 123 (7B)
- Meru's lvl 1 = Haschel's lvl 62 (3E) = Dart's lvl 123 (7B) = Kongol's lvl 184 (B8)
- Alb-itz's lvl 1 = Meru's lvl 62 (3E) = Haschel's lvl 123 (7B) = Dart's lvl 184 (B8) = Kongol's lvl 245 (F5)
- Rose's lvl 1 = Alb-itz's lvl 62 (3E) = Meru's lvl 123 (7B) = Haschel's lvl 184 (B8) = Dart's lvl 245 (F5)
- Sharanda's lvl 1 = Rose's lvl 62 (3E) = Alb-itz's lvl 123 (7B) = Meru's lvl 184 (B8) = Haschel's lvl 245 (F5) </p><p>- Dart's lvl 60 = Kongol lvl 121 (79)
- Haschel's lvl 60 = Dart's lvl 121 (79) = Kongol's lvl 182 (B6)
- Meru's lvl 60 = Haschel's lvl 121 (79) = Dart's lvl 182 (B6) = Kongol's lvl 243 (F3)
- Alb-itz's lvl 60 = Meru's lvl 121 (79) = Haschel's lvl 182 (B6) = Dart's lvl 243 (F3)
- Rose's lvl 60 = Alb-itz's lvl 121 (79) = Meru's lvl 182 (B6) = Haschel's lvl 243 (F3)
- Sharanda's lvl 60 = Rose's lvl 121 (79) = Alb-itz's lvl 182 (B6) = Meru's lvl 243 (F3) </p><p>- Dart's lvl 11 = Kongol lvl 72 (48)
- Haschel's lvl 11 = Dart's lvl 72 (48) = Kongol's lvl 133 (85)
- Meru's lvl 11 = Haschel's lvl 72 (48) = Dart's lvl 133 (85) = Kongol's lvl 194 (C2)
- Alb-itz's lvl 11 = Meru's lvl 72 (48) = Haschel's lvl 133 (85) = Dart's lvl 194 (C2) = Kongol's lvl 255 (FF)
- Rose's lvl 11 = Alb-itz's lvl 72 (48) = Meru's lvl 133 (85) = Haschel's lvl 194 (C2) = Dart's lvl 255 (FF)
- Sharanda's lvl 11 = Rose's lvl 72 (48) = Alb-itz's lvl 133 (85) = Meru's lvl 194 (C2) = Haschel's lvl 255 (FF) </p><p>I've run some tests, comparing "lvl 1", here are my results [img]https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/703412609323499522/703961662075437086/unknown.png[/img]
Gen1=01 ; gen2=3E ; gen3=7B ; gen4=B8, I haven't tested gen5. I used Kongol to compare 220% vs 170% on the same character (everything else the same). 3rd line is Magic/Atq total score (depending on what they were equiped with). </p><p>III) [u]COMBOs[/u] </p><p>AND FINALLY, you can alter their COMBO !!! </p><p>Dart's Blazing Dynamo
+250% dmg ; 340 SP
300BAF14 0077
+337% dmg ; 340 SP
300BAF14 001D
+750% dmg ; 100 SP
300BAF14 00A1
+500% dmg ; 142 SP
300BAF14 0041 </p><p>Lavitz/Albert's Bloom Storm
+300% dmg ; 202 SP
300BAF3E 0053
+501% dmg ; 180 SP
300BAF3E 0089
+702% dmg ; 60 SP
300BAF3E 0059
+900% dmg ; 69 SP
300BAF3E 001D </p><p>Rose's Demon's Dance
+200% dmg ; 352 SP
300BAF95 00F4
+334% dmg ; 300 SP
300BAF95 006B
+468% dmg ; 100 SP
300BAF95 003B
+600% dmg ; 100 SP
300BAF95 0041 </p><p>Haschel's Omni Sweep
+300% dmg ; 125 SP
300BAFC3 0095
+405% dmg ; 167 SP
300BAFC3 0029
+540% dmg ; 59 SP
300BAFC3 00DC
+684% dmg ; 58 SP
300BAFC3 00F4 </p><p>Meru's Perky Step
+200% dmg ; 309 SP
300BB01A 00B8
+270% dmg ; 303 SP
300BB01A 0053
+334% dmg ; 279 SP
300BB01A 002F
+600% dmg ; 100 SP (basic max lvl)
300BB01A 0005 </p><p>Kongol's Bone Crush
+200% dmg ; 354 SP
300BB044 00DC
+270% dmg ; 340 SP
300BB044 006B
+334% dmg ; 300 SP
300BB044 0053
+600% dmg ; 100 SP
300BB044 0029 </p><p>Contrary to what's stated on the usual CodeBreaker data, 00-06 doesn't cover it all :
0000 = Double Slash
0001 = Volcano
0002 = Burning Rush
0003 = Crush Dance
0004 = Madness Hero
0005 = Moon Strike
0006 = Blazing Dynamo
0008 = Harpoon
0009 = Spinning Cane
000A = Rod Typhoon
000B = Gust of Wind Dance
000C = Bloom Storm
000E = Whip Smack
000F = More & More
0010 = Hard Blade
0011 = Demon's Dance
0013 = Pursuit
0014 = Inferno
0015 = Bone Crush
0017 = Double Smack
0018 = Hammer Spin
0019 = Cool Boogie
001A = Cat's Cradle
001B = Perky Step
001D = Double Punch
001E = Furry of Styx
001F = Summon 4 Gods
0020 = 5 Ring Shattering
0021 = Hex Hammer
0022 = Omni Sweep
00FF = Sharanda's Bow attack </p><p>All of this allows you to emuate more than 3 Battle characters 8-) </p><p>If you select one of these digits for the "Addition equiped" code, and also add a Joker Command to switch battle character to a corresponding one with said combo... you can, for instance... </p><p>1) Enter battle with Dart
2) Turn Dragoon, and take Shana's appearence with a joker command (warning though: not all sprits for Dragoon Physical Attack* are compatible...), but no problem while using magic
3) Using whichever magic you have altered... from Meru's Rainbow Breath to Albert's Rose Storm...
4) Before un-dragooning, swich to... Lavitz with another joker command (and previous to battle, have 0C Bloom Storm "addition equiped"), and BOOM : you can attack as Lavitz ! During combo, you'll hear Dart's voice, but when completed, it'll be Lavitz's voice. </p><p>FINALLY, we can battle Melbu Framah with the whole team, and not be stuck with 3 characters out of 7 (or 9 if you count the doubles) </p><p>
</p>
- [i]for instance:
- Divine Dragoon Dart can attack looking like Red-Eye Dragoon Dart, but not the other way around
- Divine Dragoon Dart can attack looking like Haschel, but not as Rose
- Jade Dragoon Lavitz/Albert can attack looking like Golden Dragoon Kongol, but Dart can't
- etc.[/i]
$1 Forest
$2 Seles
$3 Hellena Prison 1
$4 Hellena Prison 2 - Frugal 1
$5 Hellena Prison 3 - Frugal 2
$6 The Prairie
$7 Limestone Cave 1
$8 Limestone Cave 2 - Urobolus
$9 Town of Hoax Night - Kongol
$A The Marshlands
$B Volcano Villude 1
$C Volcano Villude 2 - Scarred Virage
$D Dragon's Nest 1
$E Dragon's Nest 2 - Greham
$F Shirley's Shrine 1
$10 Shirley's Shrine 2 - Bandit Drake
$11 Lohan Tournament
$12 Melbu Frahama Stage 2 Cross Over
$13 Black Room 1
$14 Black Room 2
$15 Black Castle 1
$16 Black Castle 2 - Doel
$17 The Barrens
$18 The Moon That Never Sets 1 - Complete Super Virage
$19 Melbu Frahma Stage 3 Cross Over
$1A Valley of Corrupted Gravity 1
$1B Valley of Corrupted Gravity 2
$1C Home of Gigantos 1
$1D Home of Gigantos - Gerich
$1E Fletz Castle - Lenus 1
$1F Ghost Ship
$20 Black Room 3
$21 Undersea Cavern
$22 Black Room 4
$23 Prison Island - Lenus 2
$24 Evergreen Forest 1
$25 Capital City Kadessa 1
$26 Capital City Kadessa 2 - Grand Jewel
$27 Mountain of the Mortal Dragon 1
$28 Mountain of the Mortal Dragon 2 - Divine Dragon
$29 Evergreen Forest 2 - Kamuy
$2A Kashua Glacier 1
$2B Black Room 5
$2C Kashua Glacier - Tower of Flanvel 1
$2D Kashua Glacier - Tower of Flanvel 2 - Lloyd
$2E Snowfield
$2F Snowfield - For Magrad - Polter Armor
$30 Black Room 6
$31 Vellweb 1
$32 Vellweb 2
$33 Death Frontier
$34 Melbu Frahma Stage 4
$35 Zenebatos 1
$36 Mayfil 1
$37 Aglis
$38 Divine Tree
$39 Black Room 7
$3A The Moon That Never Sets 2
$3B The Moon That Never Sets 3
$3C The Moon That Never Sets 4 - Claire
$3D The Moon That Never Sets 5
$3E The Moon That Never Sets 6 - Arch Angel
$3F The Moon That Never Sets 7
$40 The Moon That Never Sets 8 - Zieg
$41 The Moon That Never Sets 9 - Melbu Frahma Stage 1
$42 Evergreen Forest - North
$43 Zenbatos 2 - Executioners
$44 Mayfill 2 - Dragon Spirit
$45 Aglis 2
$46 Hellena Prison 4 - Jiango
$47 Red Eye Dragon Fire Element
$48 Jade Dragon Wind Element
$49 Blue-Sea Dragon Element
$4A Dark Dragon Darkness Element
$4B White Silver Dragon Light Element
$4C Gold Dragon Earth Element
$4D Violet Dragon Thunder Element
$4E Divine Dragon Void Element
$4F The Moon That Never Sets - Death Rose
$50 Evergreen Forest - Neat
$51 The Moon That Never Sets
$52 The Moon That Never Sets - Indora
$53 The Moon That Never Sets - 11
$54 The Moon That Never Sets - Michal
$55 The Moon That Never Sets - Dark Doel
$56 Serdio Woods
$57 Serdio Cliffs
$58 Queen Furry
$59 Tiberoa Wasteland
$5A Hoax 3 - Day - Dragoon Tutorial
$5B Volcano Villude 3 - Fire Bird
$5C Dragons Nest 3
$5D Malbu Frahma Stage 2
$5E Melbu Frahma Stage 3 Day
$5F Melbu Frahma Stage 3 Night
$60+ No Render Room </p>
<figcaption> <p class="caption">hoax destroyed</p> </figcaption></figure><figure class="article-thumb tright show-info-icon" style="width: 180px">
<figcaption> <p class="caption">error on stardust</p> </figcaption></figure>
you need to correct this section, you must go behind the desk and with that you manage to get to the stardust