Illusion of Gaia - Revision history

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 <li>The priest in the Japanese version leads Will in prayer when the player speaks to hum while he leads Will in a poem in the American Version</li>
 <li>The ocean monster is referred to as the Biblical Leviathan, who is part of an ocean dweller race while in the American version he's just a separate entity known as Riverson</li>
-<li>The Japanese version indicates that Seth was turned into a Leviathan while the American release indicates that his consciousness was absorbed by Riverson</li>
+<li>The Japanese version indicates that that Seth's consciousness was absorbed by Leviathan while the American release indicates Seth was turned into Riverson</li>
 <li>In the Japanese version the native tribesman that were starving were cannibals, the skeletal remains scattered over the ground were their fellow tribesman they had devoured in order to survive</li>
 <li>Will and Kara comment, at the end of the game while looking at the earth on the comet, that "This is what it must feel like to be God"</li>

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 {{spoilers}}
-<span class="test">==Version differences==</span>
+==Version differences==
 Interestingly the Japanese and US versions of the game not only have different box art, which is extremely common, but they also have different title screens. Changing the entire title screen is very rare and little is known as to why, it could be related to the box art. The Japanese title matches the Japanese box art and the localization team wanted to emulate that same idea when they were localizing the game.

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 {{spoilers}}
-<span class="text">==Version differences==</span>
+<span class="test">==Version differences==</span>
 Interestingly the Japanese and US versions of the game not only have different box art, which is extremely common, but they also have different title screens. Changing the entire title screen is very rare and little is known as to why, it could be related to the box art. The Japanese title matches the Japanese box art and the localization team wanted to emulate that same idea when they were localizing the game.

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 | Image=[[File:IOG_Front.jpg|frameless|alt=Illusion Of Gaia Cover|Japanese box art of the game]]
 | Developer=[[Quintet]]
-| Publisher=<span class="test">[[Enix]]<br />[[Nintendo]]</span>
+| Publisher=<span class="brand">[[Enix]]<br />[[Nintendo]]</span>
 }}
 Illusion of Gaia (ガイア幻想紀 ''Gaia Gensōki'' lit. "Records of the Illusion of Gaia") is a game developed by [[Quintet]] and published by [[Enix]]. Illusion of gaia is the second game of a loosely related trilogy involving [[Soul Blader]], [[Illusion of Gaia]], and [[Terranigma]]. The references in each game are loosely based from [[Soul Blader/Gaia Series References | mention of a main character from another game]] to shared items, abilities, and sound effects.
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 {{spoilers}}
-==Version differences==
+<span class="text">==Version differences==</span>
 Interestingly the Japanese and US versions of the game not only have different box art, which is extremely common, but they also have different title screens. Changing the entire title screen is very rare and little is known as to why, it could be related to the box art. The Japanese title matches the Japanese box art and the localization team wanted to emulate that same idea when they were localizing the game.

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 | Image=[[File:IOG_Front.jpg|frameless|alt=Illusion Of Gaia Cover|Japanese box art of the game]]
 | Developer=[[Quintet]]
-| Publisher=<span class="brand">[[Enix]]<br />[[Nintendo]]</span>
+| Publisher=<span class="test">[[Enix]]<br />[[Nintendo]]</span>
 }}
 Illusion of Gaia (ガイア幻想紀 ''Gaia Gensōki'' lit. "Records of the Illusion of Gaia") is a game developed by [[Quintet]] and published by [[Enix]]. Illusion of gaia is the second game of a loosely related trilogy involving [[Soul Blader]], [[Illusion of Gaia]], and [[Terranigma]]. The references in each game are loosely based from [[Soul Blader/Gaia Series References | mention of a main character from another game]] to shared items, abilities, and sound effects.

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−	[[File:IOG_Front.jpg\|~~thumb~~\|alt=Illusion Of Gaia Cover\|Japanese box art of the game]]	+	{{Infobox VG
		+	\| Image=[[File:IOG_Front.jpg\|frameless\|alt=Illusion Of Gaia Cover\|Japanese box art of the game]]
		+	\| Developer=[[Quintet]]
		+	\| Publisher=[[Enix]]<br />[[Nintendo]]
		+	}}
	Illusion of Gaia (ガイア幻想紀 ''Gaia Gensōki'' lit. "Records of the Illusion of Gaia") is a game developed by [[Quintet]] and published by [[Enix]]. Illusion of gaia is the second game of a loosely related trilogy involving [[Soul Blader]], [[Illusion of Gaia]], and [[Terranigma]]. The references in each game are loosely based from [[Soul Blader/Gaia Series References \| mention of a main character from another game]] to shared items, abilities, and sound effects.		Illusion of Gaia (ガイア幻想紀 ''Gaia Gensōki'' lit. "Records of the Illusion of Gaia") is a game developed by [[Quintet]] and published by [[Enix]]. Illusion of gaia is the second game of a loosely related trilogy involving [[Soul Blader]], [[Illusion of Gaia]], and [[Terranigma]]. The references in each game are loosely based from [[Soul Blader/Gaia Series References \| mention of a main character from another game]] to shared items, abilities, and sound effects.

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	[[File:IOG_Front.jpg\|thumb\|alt=Illusion Of Gaia Cover\|Japanese box art of the game]]		[[File:IOG_Front.jpg\|thumb\|alt=Illusion Of Gaia Cover\|Japanese box art of the game]]
−	\|}
	Illusion of Gaia (ガイア幻想紀 ''Gaia Gensōki'' lit. "Records of the Illusion of Gaia") is a game developed by [[Quintet]] and published by [[Enix]]. Illusion of gaia is the second game of a loosely related trilogy involving [[Soul Blader]], [[Illusion of Gaia]], and [[Terranigma]]. The references in each game are loosely based from [[Soul Blader/Gaia Series References \| mention of a main character from another game]] to shared items, abilities, and sound effects.		Illusion of Gaia (ガイア幻想紀 ''Gaia Gensōki'' lit. "Records of the Illusion of Gaia") is a game developed by [[Quintet]] and published by [[Enix]]. Illusion of gaia is the second game of a loosely related trilogy involving [[Soul Blader]], [[Illusion of Gaia]], and [[Terranigma]]. The references in each game are loosely based from [[Soul Blader/Gaia Series References \| mention of a main character from another game]] to shared items, abilities, and sound effects.

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 [[File:IOG_Front.jpg|thumb|alt=Illusion Of Gaia Cover|Japanese box art of the game]]
+|}
 Illusion of Gaia (ガイア幻想紀 ''Gaia Gensōki'' lit. "Records of the Illusion of Gaia") is a game developed by [[Quintet]] and published by [[Enix]]. Illusion of gaia is the second game of a loosely related trilogy involving [[Soul Blader]], [[Illusion of Gaia]], and [[Terranigma]]. The references in each game are loosely based from [[Soul Blader/Gaia Series References | mention of a main character from another game]] to shared items, abilities, and sound effects.

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 <li>The Japanese version indicates that Seth was turned into a Leviathan while the American release indicates that his consciousness was absorbed by Riverson</li>
 <li>In the Japanese version the native tribesman that were starving were cannibals, the skeletal remains scattered over the ground were their fellow tribesman they had devoured in order to survive</li>
-<li>Will and Kara comment, at the end of the game</li>
+<li>Will and Kara comment, at the end of the game while looking at the earth on the comet, that "This is what it must feel like to be God"</li>
 </ul>
 {{EndSpoilers}}
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