Compare the original releases with Advance and Pixel Remaster before following version-specific advice.
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Original and PlayStation
The Japanese Super Famicom game is Final Fantasy VI; the North American SNES release was titled Final Fantasy III. This database primarily uses the original North American SNES names, which differ from later English translations. The PlayStation release retains the main story but has its own presentation and loading behavior.
Game Boy Advance
Final Fantasy VI Advance adds Leviathan, Cactuar, Gilgamesh and Diabolos magicite, the Dragons’ Den and the Soul Shrine. These are marked GBA in this reference. Their names and requirements should not be assumed to apply to the original SNES or PlayStation release.
Defeating the eight original dragons unlocks the Dragons’ Den; the Soul Shrine requires completion of the game and Kaiser 
Dragon. The GBA Leviathan encounter also offers another water-terrain dance opportunity.
Pixel Remaster
Pixel Remaster has a revised translation and presentation and does not include the Advance-exclusive magicite and bonus dungeons. Its bestiary and collection interfaces introduce completion considerations that do not map directly to the original cartridge.
Story routes in the walkthrough are broadly shared. Check the edition labels on optional content and use a release-specific checklist for exact missables, bug fixes, bonus effects and item names.
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