The first thing to understand about the five BoF games is that they do not form any kind of cohesive narrative. I thought this would be a good opportunity to provide an overview of the whole series. Hosted by 44 Bytes.Since making all these Breath of Fire posts, and starting a topic about it on Talking Time, a few people have expressed interest in the series without knowing where they should get started.

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This, in case you've never heard of it, was a secret location in the Capcom RPG, that featured two Manillo merchants who sold lottery tickets and other weapons/items. When Breath of Fire IV launched in the US in 2000, there were a number of changes from its Japanese counterpart, but one alteration that went pretty much unnoticed by many - including us - was the absence of a mysterious hidden area called the 'Dengeki Store' south of Mt.

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