Illusion of Gaia SNES - Let's Tour Ep. 14 Viper and the Seaside Palace | RPG Tour Guide

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Published on August 23, 2016 8:00:02 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3FLTiTUhWQ

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Illusion of Gaia (1993)

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Welcome to Let's Tour Illusion of Gaia! And you are just in time for boss time against Viper, the second major boss of the game! After defeating the bird demon and getting another Mystic Statue, it will be time to hunt for the ancient land of Mu! Get on board the bus! ;)

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Thanks for coming back for more of the tour! The Sky Garden is nearly at an end. Last time, we managed to acquire the four crystal balls we needed to make a path forward into the dungeon. Just ahead awaits the bird demon, Viper. Why a bird is called "Viper", I couldn't tell you. But I can tell you the strategy for victory (but you'll have to watch the video to hear it :P). Afterwards, we make our way to the Seaside Palace, where some very strange things are going on, with our friends and the monsters inside. You'll have to watch and see just what happens in today's episode of Illusion of Gaia!

Thanks again for watching and have a great day! :)

Illusion of Gaia is a Super Nintendo (SNES) video game developed by Quintet and produced by Enix (now SquareEnix). It is an action RPG which is a part of three games commonly known as the Soul Blazer trilogy or Gaia trilogy, along with Soul Blazer and Terranigma. Recurring themes of reincarnation and ultimate good vs evil occur in all of these games, along with character references (like Turbo the dog). I will be playing all three games in order and I hope that you will join me on the journey. :D

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