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When trying to attribute a star score to Lost Odyssey I really struggled between a 3 and a 4. I ended up going with 4 based solely on the fact that it held my interest for three months and almost 100 hours of gameplay time. Obviously I enjoyed my time with the game.
The battle system is very intriguing with this game in the way you need to manipulate the differences between the immortal and normal characters. The normal characters follow a very slimmed down and traditional Japanese RPG system. They simply gain experience, level up, and automatically learn new skills at certain levels. You can customize them very slightly by the ability to equip an accessory (usually only one, rarely more than one) and a ring. It's nice that there is a little bit of customization but in general these characters feel very much on autopilot when it comes to their development.
The immortals on the other hand are where the unique aspects of this system come in. Firstly, while they can die, they automatically get resurrected after only a couple rounds of battle. You only get a game over if all of the immortals in your party die before one has a chance to pop back up. This can be exploited if you manage to get their health staggered, as one can die while another is strong enough to hold out for a couple rounds and so on and so forth.
Unlike the normal characters, the immortals are highly customizable. They don't learn any skills as they level. Instead they have a series of skill slots (the quantity of which increases as the game progresses). The player can choose which skills get equipped to the slots based on what the character has …

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When trying to attribute a star score to Lost Odyssey I really struggled between a 3 and a 4. I ended up going with 4 based solely on the fact that it held my interest for three months and almost 100 hours of gameplay time. Obviously I enjoyed my time with the game.
The battle system is very intriguing with this game in the way you need to manipulate the differences between the immortal and normal characters. The normal characters follow a very slimmed down and traditional Japanese RPG system. They simply gain experience, level up, and automatically learn new skills at certain levels. You can customize them very slightly by the ability to equip an accessory (usually only one, rarely more than one) and a ring. It's nice that there is a little bit of customization but in general these characters feel very much on autopilot when it comes to their development.
The immortals on the other hand are where the unique aspects of this system come in. Firstly, while they can die, they automatically get resurrected after only a couple rounds of battle. You only get a game over if all of the immortals in your party die before one has a chance to pop back up. This can be exploited if you manage to get their health staggered, as one can die while another is strong enough to hold out for a couple rounds and so on and so forth.
Unlike the normal characters, the immortals are highly customizable. They don't learn any skills as they level. Instead they have a series of skill slots (the quantity of which increases as the game progresses). The player can choose which skills get equipped to the slots based on what the character has learned. Characters can learn skills in two ways. The first being by equipping accessories that feature the skills they want. As they fight while wearing the accessory they will eventually permanently learn the skill. The second way is by linking with non-immortal characters. If you have a normal character that has a skill you want an immortal to have, you simply put them in your party and have the immortal skill-link with that particular skill. At this point it works similar to how accessories do. After you fight enough battles the immortal will permanently learn that skill.
I really enjoyed this system in the beginning but it got a little stale by the end. Specifically, by managing my skill learning well, it was easy to have all my immortals learn all the skills as I found accessories and my other characters learned them. At that point the customization just centered on how I wanted to fill each immortal's skill slots.
As I mentioned earlier, I played this game for a long time. I did virtually every side quest, learned virtually every skill, found virtually all of the best weapons, and level capped all my immortals. As such, I waltzed through the end of the game but that didn't bother me. It's one of the ways I like to play RPGs by increasing the satisfaction I get in the character development. It's funny though because I think the hardest boss monster in this game is the first one your party comes across.
Between this and Blue Dragon, Mistwalker made some pretty killer RPGs on the 360. It's amazing they didn't get more notice when they came out. If you can only play one, I suggest Blue Dragon, but Lost Odyssey is definitely worth a look for all Japanese RPG fans.

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• 32nd Dream - Samii the Storyteller

You can normally unlock 31 dreams. There is actually a 32nd, optional one.
Before leaving Uhra for the first time, return to the Main Street and visit Virno's Tavern. Approach the soldier in the counter to unlock the dream; A Heros Return. Go upstairs and talk to standing man overlooking the balcony. Unlock another dream Samii The Storyteller (#32).

• Antidote Brooch

Before leaving Uhra for the first time, go inside 'The Great Gate - Inside the Tower'. You will find a guy beside the elevator named Colen. He is looking for a soldiers helm. After learning some clues, take the elevator up then down. Now, after getting off the elevator, guide Kaim to the right. Ram should be the action command available. Do so and the helm will fall down. Pick it up and Colen will approach you and will reward you with an Antidote Brooch.

• Backyard Special Class: The Immortal

This boss has a whooping HP175,000. Youll need all your luck here, as well as all the best equipment and skills you can get your hands on. Fortunately, I was able to defeat this guy during my first fight with it. First I will list down the things you should expect:
Sneeze This move will instantly destroy your GC, leaving your mages very vulnerable. No need to waste turn by recovering GC since this boss only needs one turn to destroy the GC you are trying to recover for several turns.
CUBE - This dreaded move deals percentage damage, leaving your party with an estimated 1% of their HP; it doesnt matter if the characters have full HP. In an instant, it will become critical
Shadowus Though damaging, this is entirely bearable, especially when you have the Angel Heart + All-Generatus combo active. This is the most frequent spell the boss will use, since your party has immunity to elemental attacks anyway.
All-Curse Can be observed as its primary counterattack move. Make sure that your mortal character has Angel Guard.
Divide Hopefully, it wont use this spell while it still has a lot of HP. If it did, hope that some of your characters absorbs the damage or activate Persistence.
At this point of the game, you should have a fair amount of Goddess Medicine in your inventory. Use this only in tight emergencies; this will serve as your life saver. Next, avoid using elemental attacks. Dont be fooled by thinking that this monster is weak against wind attacks; Windus will only deal 1 or no damage at all. Hunter Rings or Sniper Rings are great for dealing extra damage to the target.
Your chance of winning here is Divide and Reversa. Divide deals damage according the users current HP while Reversa deals damage based on the amount of HP the user lost. This monsters physical attacks are no joke either; each hit can take out anybody whose HP is below 8000. Persistence, Absorb Attack and Absorb Magic will play a great role here. Just remember to have at least one member dedicated to healing and recovery. Keep your partys HP to full as much as possible, and use recovery items if needed. This will be a long battle. Once the boss HP becomes critical, it will start casting Cube and Shadowus before your mages can cast their healing spells. Having Auto-HP recovery will help a lot in keeping your party afloat. Good luck!
Achievement will be unlocked after defeating this boss. You will also win the Quad-Element Seal for fulfilling the bonus objective. Now you can trade all your collected stars to get the prizes.

• Completion bonus

Successfully complete the game and save when prompted after the ending credits. Select 'Continue from the save file' to keep your characters intact in the next game session.

• Crossing Hypercurrents

There are certain parts of the sea that you can't access due to hypercurrents. Clear the Great Ancient Ruins in Disc 4 to unlock this ability.

• Easy experience

Make sure your entire party is at least level 44. Have Kaim and Seth in the front row as power hitters, and have the three people you want to level in the back row. For example, start with the formation of Kaim and Seth in the front and Sed, Jansen, and Ming in the back. Rotate the mortals out as you learn their skills. Go to the Temple of Enlightenment. Make sure you have an abundance of Mana Rechargers, and run around the diamond-shaped track by the save point. If you stay in this area, you will fight only three types of easy monsters, giving you lots of SP and experience points, but not much gold, You will fight a black Kelolon (weak against Ground magic). In another battle, you will fight three exploding poison monsters. They repeat the same strategy every fight; try to stay one step ahead. The third fight is against four wind element bats and three fire element nymph-like creatures. If you keep Seth and Kaim in your group (take advantage of Sed's experience point and SP skills), you will level up quickly.

• Easy money

Loan the bad gambler a total of 10,000 gold, and he will pay you back a total of 50,000 gold.

• Finding Invisible Chests

In the Pirate Fortress, there is a penguin in the eastern platform. Follow it and it will lead you to a hidden screen with the last pipot and a chest containing Cubic Music Score 9. Bring it to any Cubic Musician inside the White Boa, Numara and Uhra and play:
1 - Rest, E, E, Rest
2 - D, Rest, C, D
3 - E, G, A, B
4 - F, E, D, E
5 - B, A, G, E
6 - C, C, D, E
7 - A, Rest, E, D
Your reward will be the Sunderch Sunglasses that will enable you to find the hidden chests.

• HP/ MP Recovery

Save your game in a savepoint then exit the game. Reload the game again and your entire party should have full HP and MP.

• Japanese version

Complete the following achievements to unlock Xbox Live Gamerscore points.

3 Perfects in a row ( 30 points )	In battle, perform 3 Perfect ring maneuvers in a row.
500 Perfects ( 10 points )	In battle, perform 500 Perfect ring maneuvers.
Accumulate 1000000 damage ( 10 points )	In battle, deal 1,000,000 damage to enemies.
Around the world ( 10 points )	Visit all the unexplored areas in all the fields of the world.
Backyard - Light Class Master ( 10 points )	In the Backyard, achieve the battle bonus by clearing all hidden objectives in the Light Class.
Clear Disk 1 ( 125 points )	Finish playing through the end of Disc 1.
Clear Disk 2 ( 125 points )	Finish playing through the end of Disc 2.
Clear Disk 3 ( 125 points )	Finish playing through the end of Disc 3.
Clear Disk 4 ( 125 points )	Finish playing through the end of Disc 4.
Defeat 1000 enemies ( 10 points )	In battle, defeat 1,000 enemies.
Dream of a Thousand Years ( 20 points )	Gain access to all Dreams Of A Thousand Years.
First Dream of a Thousand Years ( 20 points )	Gain access to the first Dream Of A Thousand Years.
Learned all skills - Kaim ( 20 points )	Learn all available skills with Kaim.
Learned from a Skill Ring ( 30 points )	Immortals can learn skills through accessories.
Open all treasure chests ( 20 points )	Open all treasure chests in the field.

• Magic Powered Locator LV2

There are some treasures that hidden and can't be found even if you visit the correct area without upgrading your default Locator. Find the chest in the Hanging Corridor, inside the Great Ancient Ruins in Disc 4 to get this upgrade.

• Magic Powered Locator LV3

Once you unlocked the Pirate Fortress in Disc 4, go to Sed's Studio and examinehis desk. Your locator will be upgraded to LV3 after that.

• North American version

Complete the following achievements to unlock Xbox Live Gamerscore points.

Big Dreamer ( 10 points )	View all the episodes from A Thousand Years of Dreams.
Champion ( 10 points )	Met the secret requirement of the Backyard last challenger and won.
Defeated Cave Worm ( 10 points )	You defeated Cave Worm at the Forgotten Cave.
Defeated Persona ( 10 points )	You defeated Persona at the Old Sorceress' Mansion.
Defeated Holy Beast ( 10 points )	You defeated Holy Beast at Numara Atoll.
Defeated Blue Dragon ( 10 points )	You defeated Blue Dragon at the Snowfields of the Northernmost Land.
Defeated King Kelolon ( 10 points )	You defeated King Kelolon at Kelolon Village
Defeated Ghost of Eastern Ruins ( 10 points )	You defeated the Ancient Spirit Magician Fu at the Temple of Enlightenment.
Defeated Golden Knight ( 10 points )	Deactivated all Royal Seals and defeated Golden Knight.
Heavy Class Master ( 10 points )	Met the secret requirement of the Backyard Heavy Class battle set and won.
Light Class Master ( 10 points )	Meet the secret requirement of the Backyard Light Class battle set and win.
Out to Sea ( 125 points )	Complete Disc 2.
Middle Class Master ( 10 points )	Met the secret requirement of the Backyard Middle Class battle set and won.
No One's This Perfect ( 10 points )	Achieve Perfect a total of 500 times in battle.
Perfect Three ( 30 points )	Achieve Perfect three consecutive times in battle.
Ring Assembler ( 30 points )	Assembled a ring using Ring Assembly.
Surfacing ( 125 points )	Complete Disc 3.
Survived ( 125 points )	Complete Disc 1.
Skill Linker ( 30 points )	Make an immortal learn a skill from a mortal using Skill Link.
Skill Master Kaim ( 20 points )	Master all of Kaim's skills.
Skill Master Seth ( 20 points )	Seth mastered all skills.
Skill Master Ming ( 20 points )	Ming mastered all skills.
Skill Master Sarah ( 20 points )	Sarah mastered all skills.
Skill Master Jansen ( 20 points )	Jansen mastered all available skills.
Skill Master Cooke ( 20 points )	Cooke mastered all available skills.
Skill Master Mack ( 20 points )	Mack mastered all available skills.
Skill Master Tolten ( 20 points )	Tolten mastered all available skills.
Skill Master Sed ( 20 points )	Sed mastered all available skills.
Super Heavy Class Master ( 10 points )	Met the secret requirement of the Backyard Super Heavy Class battle set and won.
Spell Collector ( 20 points )	All spells have been obtained.
The Dreamer Wakes ( 20 points )	Unlock the first episode from A Thousand Years of Dreams.
The End ( 125 points )	Complete Disc 4.
Treasure Trove ( 20 points )	Obtain all Treasure Box items in the field. The items you missed may be available at auction houses.
Thanks a Million ( 10 points )	Inflict a total of more than 1,000,000 damage points.
True Warrior ( 10 points )	Defeat 1000 enemies in battle.
Well Travelled ( 10 points )	Visit all the fields in the world.

• Northern Cape - Extra Items

Follow the path to the north and watch out for a chest to the left, by the grass. Obtain a Lion Heart from it. Continue to the cliff and have a short conversation. This is the place on Kaims dreams. Backtrack to the split path and examine the glowing item to the left rocks. Pick up the Cubic Music Score 4.

• Platinum Gauntlet

Before leaving Uhra for the first time, enter 'The Great Gate - Inside the Tower' Go to the back and talk to the soldier manning the lift control panels. He will ask for your assistance in bringing down the lifts to each platform. Select the lifts in the following order: C-A-B-A-A. Now take the lifts up to each platform until you reach your reward at the top. Obtain a Platinum Gauntlet from the chest. Now take the elevator up and take the monorail to reach the Central Station.

• Recovering stolen items from Elmons

In the Ice Canyon, there are monkey-like creatures called Elmons. They will occasionally steal items and accessories from you. To get them back, you'll need to recover the key item 'Elmon Crown'. This is hidden at the end of the secret path in the area where you fought the Dinozoara boss, along with a royal seal.
Once you have the crown, enter random battles with the elmons until one of them steals the Crown. Visit the Elmon leader and his gang in the small path in the Ice Gorge area.
Talk to him twice and you will be thrown in a battle. After winning, you'll get a Mind Bangle accessory and the Elmons you face from now on won't steal from you anymore.

• Recovering stolen items from Trookies

In Great Ancient Ruins, there are Elmon-like enemies here that steals items and accessories. To recover the items, find the 'Trooky Talisman', a key item inside a chest inside the ruins. Clear the ruins first (defeat the boss) and return again. Head to the Lunar Palace's bottom floor and find the Trooky Queen there. Talk to her twice, defeat her to get Sorcerer's Bracelet and recover your stolen items back. Also, enemy trookys won'g use the steal command ever again.

• Refill health and SP

If you are low on health and/or mana and near a save spot, save and quit the game. When you load that saved game, you will have full health and SP.

• Restore all health at save point

Save at any save point, then return to the main menu. On reloading your party will be restored to full health regardless of their condition prior to the reload.

• Rewards for trading seeds to the Pipot

During your adventures through Lost Odyssey, you may have come across items called 'Seeds.' You can trade these with Pipots, which are found in pots throughout the game world. Here are the rewards for the number of seeds you give them.

Reward	How to unlock
Adamantis Sword, Adaman Ring	20 seeds.
Gigan Brooch	80 seeds.
Earth Charm	40 seeds.
Pipot Charm	99 seeds.
Power Angle	60 seeds.

• Secret Boss: Blue Dragon (Disc 4 only!)

Note: Requires White Boa.
Break the ice in the NW part of the continent until you get the prompt to land to the 'Snowfields of the Northern Land'
Jansen will remind you that a legendary spell can be found in this area. Also, youll notice that your partys HP is slowly being drained. This is some sort of a little maze. Just head to the direction where the wind/particles are coming from. Do this for at least 5 times and youll encounter an optional boss battle.
Boss Battle:
Equip some good rings with Bio-Killer skills. This boss absorbs elemental damage so it will be a good idea cast healing and support spells instead. It takes turn twice (probably because of doublecast) Its attack patterns seems to be fixed; Prisma and Death/ Leveler/ All-Curse and Forceus. Leveler deals considerable damage but fortunately, it can only target one character. With only HP9350, this batlle shouldnt take that long. Just make sure you equip Anti-Curse for your characters and avoid healing the boss with elemental attacks. Gamble works fine, but I suggest leaving the offensive to your frontline. Buff them with Powerus with Bio Killer Skills and this boss is a goner.
Aside from the Blue Dragons Eye accessory that youll get as battle spoils, youll also get LV8 Black Magic: Leveler. The corresponding achievement for this battle will be unlocked as well.

• Secret Boss: Caveworm (Disc 4 only!)

Note: White Boa required
To the north of the main continent is a small inlet that is blocked by ice. Break the ice using the White Boa, then launch the Nautilus. Dive and you'll find the entrance to the Forgotten Cave. Loot the items in the area and fight a secret boss in the upper level.
Seth will be a fixed character here. Equip your attackers with Bio-Killer rings. This enemy can deal massive damage by attacking characters consecutively. Make sure to cast All-Generatus and other support spells to everybody and attack buffs to your attackers. Forceus works great, while having Perfect hits against the enemy further increases your damage potential. With just HP10000, this battle shouldnt take that long.
After the battle youll receive Gravity Rave (Seth only) and Gravity Ring. You will also receive Aneiras Plume and unlock the corresponding achievement for defeating this boss. Now time to get the remaining items. Jump to the west side to get (x6) Forbidden Explosives. Head north from the main area to reach a small deadend with a chest containing (x6) Ruin Masks. You may not leave the cave and head to the Numara Atoll.

• Secret Boss: Golden Knight (Disc 4 only!)

After breaking 8 Royal Seals, head back to Uhra and proceed to the Castle. Take the elevator there to find the last Royal Seal. Remember that you can't break it if you haven't broken the other 8 seals. Break it and the Golden Knight will appear.
Tolten will be the only one in this battle. For the first few turns, you can only 'Accept' the challenges. And a few more turns, you will have full control of Tolten but I suggest healing yourself until the Knight mentions something about 'protecting oneself'. By that time, make sure to use Tolten's Complete Defense skill. The Knight will use the Ultimate Hit skill that will surely kill Tolten without Complete Defense active.

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After enduring the attack, Tolten will learn the skill for himself. Use it against the Knight to end the battle.
After winning the battle, you'll get the Age of the King sword and King Ring. You'll unlock the corresponding achievement as well.

• Secret Boss: Holy Beast (Disc 4 only!)

You'll need to get Ming's Harp first. Enter the White Boa and proceed to the ship's Guest Area then eventually to the Queen's Chamber. Once you have the Harp, wait until you have access to Numara Atoll. Go there to start a scene and summon a beast.
This battle isnt hard. Just equip Anti-Sleep or Ailment Resistance skills. Beast-Killers and Earth effect rings are your best bet on winning this battle. Forceus can also deal massive amount of damage to the enemy. Cast the usual healing and support spells first. Having Null All Elements skill equipped is also essential for blocking its All-Groundus and All-Aquaus attacks.
After the battle you will obtain the 1000 Year Memories accessory. This exceptional item allows your immortals to obtain +10 more skill slots, which is stackable from the existing +3 and +5 skill slot skills.

• Secret Boss: Legendary Magic Sorcerer (Disc 4 only!)

Note: Requires White Boa
Here's the tip to defeat this optional boss deep inside the Temple of Enlightenment.
During his first turn, he will use Obsidian Ceremony to summon an Obsidian Miasma. Casting support skills here can be troublesome since he loves to use Delete to remove all beneficial effects from your party. Also, he wont be targetable while the Miasma is active. Concentrate your attacks to it first. Equipping Spirit Killers will be a great help in this battle.
The Miasma shouldnt take that long to defeat; especially if you often land perfect strikes with the Spirit Killer 3+ active. You can also cast Divide to defeat it faster. After the Miasma is defeated, the Sorcerer will summon two more reinforcements.
These enemies are weak to fire to have your mages dual-cast Flarus. Having Fire LV3 skill like the Sun Ring or Flare Ring can deal enormous amount of damage to the targets. Each of these souls have around 22000+ HP, making a formidable GC wall for the sorcerer. Fortunately, these guys can be disposed easily within 2-3 turns. Once the two targets are down, start attacking the Spirit Sorcerer Fu. He has some really good attacks so dont let your guard down. Heal often as All-Generatus is your friend in any battle.
After the battle, you will obtain LV8 Spirit Magic: Sacrifice Self.

• Secret Boss: Money-Money

In the Great Ancient Ruins, there are uncommon enemies called Moneys that sometimes steal your gold. Let them be for the meantime.
After clearing the dungeon, return to Terrace Cave and find some sparkling stuff on the floor. Pick them up (each is worth 1G), as it leads the trail to the NE. Find a chest after the last coin. Open it to enter a battle with a secret boss named Money-Money. Defeating it will reward you with another hint-book for the Backyard Battles in Gohtza. You will also recover all your stolen money back.

• Secret Boss: Persona (Disc 4 only!)

Visit the Old Sorceress' Mansion after clearing the Great Ancient Ruins. Once there, Sarah will mention that she needs to retrieve a notebook. If you have the hint or clue about the 24th treasure, it can be found here as well.
Head to the Hermitage and to main room to enter an optional battle against this secret boss:
Kaim and Sarah are fixed characters for this battle. Have some status protections skills, like Anti-Petrify, Anti-Darkness and Anti-Paralysis. This boss loves to use its own version of Darkness, which damages the whole party, making them lose MP as well as inflicting the Dark status ailment.
Persona has two sides. The normal face absorbs magic while the knight/helmet side absorbs physical attacks. Switch your attacks accordingly. It only has 12000+ HP but this battle can be very hard if you dont know the proper strategy. Casting all generate is good. If your casters have learned Double-Cast, then the better. Just make sure your frontlines have Casting Support skill to make the casters turns faster. Also, this boss has an instant death attack, fortunately, effective only to one target at a time. Just cast All-Cura if your characters have multiple status effects. Using All-Generate for all characters should be a good support for keeping their HP refreshed.
After the battle, you should also get Sarahs Notebook as a bonus for this battle as well as the corresponding achievement.

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