Bonus Dungeon: Difference between revisions

*** Don't forget the Nabreus Deadlands and Necrohol of Nalbudis. How bad is it? The goddamn [[Everything Trying to Kill You|save/gate crystal tries to kill you.]]

** The Gameboy Advance version of ''[[Final Fantasy I]]'' added four unlockable dungeons containing bosses from the 3rd to 6th games in the series. The PSP added a new dungeon on top of that, called the Labyrinth of Time.

** ''[[Final Fantasy III]]'' had one of these ATTACHED to the [[Very Definitely Final Dungeon]], with a TON of [[Bonus Boss]] characters, each guarding a specific class' [[Infinity+1 Sword]].

*** This is actually easier than the rest of the [[Very Definitely Final Dungeon]], and you're specifically told to go through it, though.

** The Japan-only [[Play Station 2]]-version increases the difficulty of Niflheim further. It adds another five floors, and adds two additional bosses: {{spoiler|first, against a souped-up Magnius, Forcystus, and Pronyma on floor 10, and against Mithos' first form (minus wings), Kratos and Yuan on the 20th floor. Did I mention that you can only use three party members as opposed to four for the Mithos/Kratos/Yuan battle?}} Have fun!

* ''[[Tales of Vesperia]]'s'' Memory Dungeon. The graphics are blurry, [[Real Is Brown|it's brown]], and all the sound effects sound far away, like you're hearing them on a camcorder recording the actual video game. In here, you fight the party's memories, and with that, every enemy they've faced in the game. This makes for some weird situations, like [[Stone Wall]] [[White Mage]] vs. {{spoiler|[[Brainwashed and Crazy]] [[White Mage]]}} and [[Grumpy Old Man]] vs. {{spoiler|the other half of his [[Split Personality]].}} Strangely, for a game whose characters lampshade many things such as [[Crack Pairing|CrackPairings]] and [[Dude Looks Like a Lady]], this wasn't remarked about at all.

* The 60-floor bonus dungeon of ''[[Tales of Destiny]]'' is a remake of ''[[The Tower of Druaga]]''. A 10-floor version of the tower is the bonus dungeon in ''[[Tales of the World]]: Narikiri Dungeon 3''.

* Monad block in ''[[Persona 3]]''. The game's ultimate boss can be fought on the final floor.