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Ships' Graveyard
| Ships' Graveyard | Gallery |
| Ships' Graveyard 船が眠る Fune ga Nemuru Ji Land Where Ships Sleep
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|---|---|
| Planet |  Erd
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| Connects to | Crossroads Plateau of the Giant |
Ships' Graveyard is a location on Erd in Magical Starsign. It is the ruined, sand-covered remains of an abandoned spaceport.
Gameplay
Enemies
| # | Name | Level | Drops |
|---|---|---|---|
| 065 |  Wanderanger
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36 |  Green frog
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| 093 |  Bagong
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36 | Green frog
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| 095 | Wood warrior
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36 |  Nut spread
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| 207 |  Sr. Patrolman
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43 | None |
Items
| Field | |
|---|---|
 Yellow worm
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| Treasure chest | Mysterious chest |
 Bira x300 Bira x1600 Putty pea
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Bira x5000 Mole tail Gaian brace
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History
Thousands of years ago during the Espresso civilization's occupation of Erd, a large and bustling spaceport was constructed in this location. All sorts of ships arrived at the spaceport,[1] especially vessels that were used to transport water from Cassia to Erd.[2] After the Espressos' robots lost control and wiped them from history, the spaceport and ships were left to crumble in the wastelands.
Magical Starsign
While the party explored Erd in search of the earth gummy, they arrived at the Ships' Graveyard and were quickly met by Space Police troopers. The students managed to defeat them and press on to the Plateau of the Giant, to which Magnus Muzzleflash flew in, ordering his troopers to hold the students back.
Trivia
- According to a Space Police trooper, the west end of the Ships' Graveyard's coordinates are X28, Y44.
- Some scrapped designs for Neumann can be found in Ships' Graveyard.[3]
Nomenclature
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| Language | Name | Meaning |
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 Japanese |
船が眠るFune ga Nemuru Ji | Land Where Ships Sleep |
 French |
Cimetière marin | Marine Cemetary |
 German |
Schiffsfriedhof | Ships' Graveyard |
 Italian |
Cimitero delle Navi | Ships' Cemetary |
 Spanish |
Cementerio de Naves | Ships' Graveyard |
References
- ↑ Fondue: "In the time of the Espresso civilization, many different makes and models of rocket came through this spaceport."
- ↑ Gravy: "Y’know that ship that landed over in the west there? Bet yer bacon, that’s an old shuttle. A coupla thousand years ago, shuttles were used to carry water from this planet to Erd, the earth planet. ‘Course, back then, if you wanted to go somewhere other than those two places, you’d need some kind of override device. Y’know, like a mystic mouse."
- ↑ "キャー！ステキ！このレトロ感たっぷりの丸っこくてぽってりとしたボディ！魔タイヤに魔翼に魔エアインテークなど、すべてのパーツに魔がついた適当なネーミング！しかも、てっぺんには何故かカフェオレがくっついていますよ！[...] 実は、開発途中はロケットを改造して宇宙怪獣と戦うという『宇宙バトル』のアイデアもありました。僕も仕様までは作成したんですが、開発期間の問題もあってカットになりました。残念……。製品版で登場した『魔ロケ』のデザインはバージョン６になります。これらの没デザインは、土の星のとある場所で見られるとか。みなさん、気づきました？" Translation: "Wow! Awesome! The round and chunky body has a retro vibe! It's appropriately named with magic on every part, from the magic tires, to the magic wings, to the magic air intake! And for whatever reason, Café au Lait's attached to the top! [...] In fact, during development, there was an idea for "space battles" in which the rocket could be modified to fight space monsters. I even drafted the specifications, but due to development time constraints, it was cut. Such a shame... The "Magic Rocket"'s design that appears in the final product will be Version 6. These dead designs are said to be found at a certain place on the earth planet. Has anyone noticed?"" Mattsun, [1]. Archived: [2]. Published June 2, 2008. Retrieved August 8, 2024. Br2.co.jp.
