Final Fantasy VI Advance Hints & Cheats

Perform the stated task in order to unlock a new option, which will then be available in the main menu, under "Extra".

Clear the Dragon's Den and beat the game. This secret dungeon is located on one of the small islands at North of Mobliz.

Defeat the 8 Dragons in the World of Ruin. This dungeon is located at North-West of the world map

This neat little trick from FF3US for the SNES still works, and with the addition of the new post-game hidden dungeon, it's even more useful!

Have one of your teams in a multi-team dungeon move onto a Save Point. Next, switch over to one of your other teams. As long as you remain stationary with this second team, you can Save your game, or even better, use a Sleeping Bag or Tent for quick and easy healing!

Should your party move out of place or if you want to save/use a tent again later on, simply switch back to the team on the save point, switch back to the party you wish to save with/heal, remain on one space, then do as you will.

Normally, you need to defeat the hardest boss in the game, the "Kaiser Dragon" to be able to win the Diabolos magicite. However, You can skip the tough battle altogether and still recieve Diabolos.

Step 1:

Get to the Kaiser Dragon and stand directly in front of him without tapping A to initiate the fight.

Step 2:

Go to your menu then select "Equip", and go in to any of your characters' equip screen.

Step 3:

After checking your equipment in front of the Kaiser Dragon, exit your menu and hold forward. When you return to the game you will walk right through the Kaiser Dragon and be able to proceed without fighting him!

Now walk to the shiny light and collect your new Diabolos magicite and take the warp back outside of the dungeon. Note: This will not unlock the Soul Shrine. You must defeat Kaiser Dragon normally to unlock it.

The famous glitch from the SNES version, revisited. This time, there's a new method to trigger it.

Step 1: In battle, kill Cyan.
Step 2: Revive Cyan.
Step 3: Have Cyan use his Level 2 Bushido, "Sky," previously known as "Retort."
Step 4: Cast "Imp" on Cyan.
Step 5: Watch in awe as Cyan loses his mind and proceeds to attack continuously, uninterrupted, until every enemy is dead.

This glitch is the result of two smaller bugs involving "Imp" Status and being revived in combat; one that makes Cyan counter with physical attacks, rather than the "Sky" move, and another that makes Cyan counter any move performed by any character, not just a physical attack from the enemy to Cyan. As you can see, activating this glitch is done differently from the original SNES version of the game, but it results in the same thing: Cyan countering his own counterattack over and over again, until the battle is won.