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I'm just hoping to get some more exact specifics from you guys on this one here. I'm not really sure if this one's ever been reported here at all, but I've heard it mentioned about in other places on the Internet. For this game here, there's been a rumor around about the Basilisk's Eye, an item found somewhere in the game itself used to supposedly remove the petrification spell on Palom and Porom still statues in Baron Castle by that point in the game. Any and all help here to find out the rest of this rumor will be appreciated of course, even though that I already know that even if it does/did exist at all, that it still turns out to be completely unneeded either way later on near the end of the game after all. >Daniel<

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I'm just hoping to get some more exact specifics from you guys on this one here.  I'm not really sure if this one's ever been reported here at all, but I've heard it mentioned about in other places on the Internet.  For this game here, there's been a rumor around about the Basilisk's Eye, an item found somewhere in the game itself used to supposedly remove the petrification spell on Palom and Porom still statues in Baron Castle by that point in the game.  Any and all help here to find out the rest of this rumor will be appreciated of course, even though that I already know that even if it does/did exist at all, that it still turns out to be completely unneeded either way later on near the end of the game after all.  >Daniel<

It doesn't exist.

It's a rumor.

There's no way to revive Palom and Porom with an item.

In any version of the game.

Period.

That's about it for the rumor, though. It's been floating around for years. They say it was a dummied item, etc. The biggest I've heard is that the reason you can use items at all is to get you to waste your super-expensive heal-anything items in the hard version, where you actually have different items for different status ailments.

This post has been edited by karasuman on 1st December 2003 21:30

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Veni, vidi, dormivi.

Sheesh, theres probably a hundred roumours anbout reviving the twins.
Hell, theres probably a dedicated Conspiracy website or five, (with links to it from JFK-was- killed-by-the-CIA.com.

and whats worse is, they're dull characters. why would you WANT to revive them?

This post has been edited by Del S on 1st December 2003 21:39

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"Only the dead have seen the end of their quotes being misattributed to Plato."
-George Santayana

"The world will little note, nor long remember what we say here..."
-Abraham Lincoln, prior to the discovery of Irony.

Can you tell us the source of where you found this information. When you take a second look I believe you'll question the rumour's credibility.

It simply wouldn't make any sense. What would the point be?

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They come back anyway, although I don't remember how.

What would they do if they came back? Just loaf around the castle? They couldn't rejoin the party, because there's no way to switch out members. It's crazy.

yes ninja duck

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they come back because supposively the head guy at mysidia cures them

maybe thats why whoever started the "basilisk's eye" rumor started it

but i never liked the twins

1) twin ability took to long

2) and there annoying

so don't sweat over that rumor

remember they're just rumors

This post has been edited by Rangers51 on 4th December 2003 15:53

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"Have you ever seen a baby do that before?"

This is like the rumor of bringing back Aeris with 99 tissues you get from the battle arena. You can't revive Palom and Porum. It is impossible to ever use them again. Why would you want to use them anyway? You got Rydia and Rosa who are perfectly good magic users. But to make sure everyone hears, there is no way to revive Palom and Porum using any item.

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I will be the mustard of your doom!