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A hidden programmer message is hidden in the files of Disk 3, stating:
"great special thanx to you, ARIKO...from your husband, HIDEJI".
"great special thanx to you, ARIKO...from your husband, HIDEJI".
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In the Japanese version, the test battle in the debug room features a proper background and models for the enemies included (borrowed from other enemies), whereas the international version simply pits the party against yellow pyramids in a black void.
Additionally, the very first Japanese release contains an unfinished eleventh section of the debug room, left over from an earlier build of the game. Because the game's code changed significantly since that build, much of the eleventh section is broken: Cloud's model does not show up (though he is still able to move around and interact with the NPCs there), text is corrupted, and the background music is a heavily distorted version of Aeris' theme.
Additionally, the very first Japanese release contains an unfinished eleventh section of the debug room, left over from an earlier build of the game. Because the game's code changed significantly since that build, much of the eleventh section is broken: Cloud's model does not show up (though he is still able to move around and interact with the NPCs there), text is corrupted, and the background music is a heavily distorted version of Aeris' theme.
The Cutting Room Floor articles:
https://tcrf.net/Final_Fantasy_VII/Debug_Room#Region_Differences
https://tcrf.net/Final_Fantasy_VII/Debug_Room#Old_Broken_Leftover
YouTube video showcasing the unfinished eleventh section:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3krwav_u4lg
https://tcrf.net/Final_Fantasy_VII/Debug_Room#Region_Differences
https://tcrf.net/Final_Fantasy_VII/Debug_Room#Old_Broken_Leftover
YouTube video showcasing the unfinished eleventh section:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3krwav_u4lg
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If you encounter the enemy Adamantaimai and manage to cast Barrier, MBarrier or Big Guard (which includes both statuses) before its first turn, the Adamantaimai will attempt to use Cure. However, it does not have Cure in its attack list, which will most commonly result in a debug error message appearing advising players to hold L1, R1 and Select to return to the overworld. The reason Adamantaimai tries to use Cure is because Cure has the ability ID of 0. Adamantaimai selects an ability to use if it lacks Barrier status, and it can select another ability if it has Barrier but not MBarrier (at no other time does this enemy store an ability in memory). However, no value was ever set for the possibility of it already having both statuses on its first turn, so it never sets an ability and instead tries to use the ability set at 0. While Adamantaimai using Cure is not unusual on paper, it has no animation for it unlike its other attacks, resulting in the error message. Attempting this glitch in modern releases of the game will cause it to freeze.
Glitch footage and explanation:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuPiQ4mHRC0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6p8mm75pVZs#t=107s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuPiQ4mHRC0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6p8mm75pVZs#t=107s
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