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Rumors regarding The World Ends with You DLC for Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call have now been confirmed. A selection of new tracks are out now in Japan, including Twister (battle music) and Calling (field music).

There are a few other new DLC tracks as well. Square Enix has added World Revolution and Wind Scene from Chrono Trigger, Liberi Fatali from Final Fantasy VIII, and Last Battle from Romancing SaGa 3.

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Posted on 9 years ago by Kirara Koneko(@KiraraKoneko) in 3DS, News, Screenshots | 2 Comments

In the recent Bravely Second live-stream we learned that Edea will be returning in the upcoming title, Bravely Second.

Now in this week’s issue of Famitsu we see a glimpse of what she will look like as well as some additional details about how she has evolved.

She appears to have grown up slightly as the artwork is showing her as being a little older.

Edea is now the leader of the Imperial Guard Knights, and will now be one of the main characters.

It is unknown at this time if she will be a completely playable character this time, she is said to be returning to “judge” the Asterisk holders from the previous game.

Famitsu also revealed that there will be a new “Barter Sub Scenario System”.

There will be additional information about the Patissier job in next week’s issue.

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Square Enix has even more downloadable content lined up for Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call. The next batch of songs could end up being very interesting, as it’s rumored that tracks from “The World Ends with You” are on the way.

“Calling” (field music) and “Twister” (battle music) are the two supposed tracks from The World Ends with You. We’ll also apparently be getting more songs from Chrono Trigger and a couple of other pieces.

Here’s the full lineup of tracks that are apparently coming soon:

Calling – The World Ends with You, 3:25, FMS
Twister – The World Ends with You, 1:17, BMS
Wind Scene – Chrono Trigger, 1:59, FMS
World Revolution – Chrono Trigger, 2:03, BMS
Final Confrontation – Romancing SaGa 3, 2:17, BMS
Liberi Fatali – Final Fantasy VIII, 3:05, BMS

Rumors about the above DLC seem to originate from the website ElOtroLado. Last month, forum member “SnakeElegido” posted several images that seem to confirm the downloadable content. It’s unclear how the person managed to access unreleased DLC, but the post looks accurate. SnakeElegido actually listed other tracks with his original post like Xenogears’ Soaring, which Square Enix eventually confirmed and released last week.

Thanks to Jake for the tip.

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This week’s issue of Jump has revealed another new job for Bravely Second: Pastry Chef. The Astrisk holder is named Angelo Panettone, who holds a cake in his hand while wearing an apron and chef hat. Magnolia will wear the same outfit when using the Pastry Chef job.

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Another round of Final Fantasy Explorers DLC has launched in Japan.

First up, the Samurai job has been added free of charge. This job features high physical attack power that can handle both short and long range weapons. It’s an all-range attacker-type job class best with katanas and katana skills.

Along with the Samurai job, Square Enix is offering the Omega boss for 400 yen. The creature can be found at the Great Waterfall of Maxon, and comes equipped with a number of weapons.

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Square Enix has announced that Dragon Quest X: Legend of the Ancient Dragon Online (Dragon Quest X Version 3) is coming to Japan on April 30. It will be available for Wii U, Wii, and PC.

Dragon Quest X Version 3 will be seeing a retail release in stores. This packaged version will cost 3,800 yen. A downloadable version is also planned for Wii U.

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Square Enix released Final Fantasy 1 alongside Final Fantasy Explorers as a first-print bonus, complete with 3D support. Now the game is being released on the Japanese 3DS eShop next week.

Final Fantasy 1 is due out on January 21 for 1,080 yen. View some screenshots above.

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Another round of Bravely Second details have in from today’s live stream event. We’ve rounded up the information below.

– They recorded a certain character’s song recently; keeping it a secret for now
– The asterisk holder for the Exorcist job is named Geist – Bloody Geist
– He’s voiced by Takumi Yamazaki
– The designer for the Exorcist is Yokoyan
– The buster ships are used to combat Maou in space
– The more you have, the lower you can drop a Maou’s level so that they’ll be beatable by your party
– You can team up with friends’ buster ships to do this
– This feature will be added into an update for the demo which will also include the Exorcist job as well
– Maou battles will still use the Revo track because they had him compose it to be the main Maou theme from the get go
– Edea will be back in Bravely Second
– Asterisk holder of the Tomahawk job, Aimy Matchlock, speaks with a distinct Hiroshima accent
– While talking about her dialect, the developers asked themselves how the localization will be handled in this regard, since you can’t really replicate the Hiroshima accent in English
– Asano then joked that they’re doing everything they can to give the localization translators as hard of a time as possible
– Magnolia Arch speaks “fluent” English
– Everyone on the moon speaks fluent English, which is where Magnolia is from

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