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Dissidia: Final Fantasy Codes, Unlockables, and Secrets for PSP

Dissidia: Final Fantasy Codes, Unlockables, and Secrets for PSP

Dissidia Final Fantasy is a fighting game developed and published by Square Enix on December 18, 2008. The West received the title in the following year. The game allows players to play as the protagonists from the first ten Final Fantasy games as they battle against the primary antagonists of their respective games. Dissidia Final Fantasy sold well and was praised for its simplicity and enjoyable mechanics. Unfortunately, the story wasn’t received as well with many calling it confusing but honestly, that is par for the course when it comes to Final Fantasy.

Final Fantasy Villains

Dissidia Final Fantasy Premise

A fighting game with Final Fantasy characters seems like a match made in heaven. Dissidia Final Fantasy is a pretty unique take on the idea. The design philosophy of the original RPGs translated pretty well to the fighting genre. Characters’ equipment can be customized and battles grant experience and gil. The goal is to reduce your opponent’s HP to zero by attacking them with an HP attack.

Dissidia Final Fantasy Main Characters

Warriors of Cosmos (Heroes):

  • Warrior of Light (Final Fantasy)
  • Firion (Final Fantasy II)
  • Onion Knight (Final Fantasy III)
  • Cecil Harvey (Final Fantasy IV)
  • Bartz Klauser (Final Fantasy V)
  • Terra Branford (Final Fantasy VI)
  • Cloud Strife (Final Fantasy VII)
  • Squall Leonhart (Final Fantasy VIII)
  • Zidane Tribal (Final Fantasy IX)
  • Tidus (Final Fantasy X)

Warriors of Chaos (Villains):

  • Garland (Final Fantasy)
  • The Emperor (Final Fantasy II)
  • Cloud of Darkness (Final Fantasy III)
  • Golbez (Final Fantasy IV)
  • Exdeath (Final Fantasy V)
  • Kefka Palazzo (Final Fantasy VI)
  • Sephiroth (Final Fantasy VII)
  • Ultimecia (Final Fantasy VIII)
  • Kuja (Final Fantasy IX)
  • Jecht (Final Fantasy X)

Other Characters:

  • Shinryu
  • Cid of the Lufaine
  • Chaos
  • Cosmos

Other Dissidia Titles In The Series

  • Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)
  • Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy (2011)
  • Dissidia Final Fantasy NT (2015, Arcade) / (2018, PS4 & PC)
  • Dissidia Final Fantasy: Opera Omnia (2017, Mobile)

Dissidia: Final Fantasy Cheats

Codes

Cheat mode

At the main menu, select “Multiplayer” (third option). At the “Multiplayer” menu, select the third option (Friend Card Settings), then choose the second option to enter the “Friend Card Edit” menu. Clear all the text, and enter one of the following codes, using the second English character set by pressing Select three times. Exit the lobby to activate the corresponding cheat function.

ResultNorth AmericanEuropeJapanese
Ghost   
Auron12982284993370559603AK6ATR7ECD8N
Ahriman1191170358265961476MAPE5REPE4T5
Bash7140337848895419387LAXBU6GRA4U
Behemoth 951317857PASS3SU433KA
Cait Sith52370170576043817259P2KET4DTCW6
Death Machine651738986947432766CH4D9EN3A3TE3
Fusuya2943297129712943SF5AUS5WUJ39Y
Gilgamash339060882209321074GU3RK3UG4AMP
Laguna25315075551219378 
Matoya3939258263184916360M8ATK2TCPAYA
Ming-Wu20159441023737946622MR3ZNNGXU72P
Ninja27481738564649011483H4NA53NJRE9
Omega8124177481682194876C6M6E6G6A6
Ragna  RJAGH5UE6NA7
Red Wing Ace2284518094027562706A3K2A538TS
Seifer67649257962647632918SME4SA39SFAH
Shantotto4797837576449561760469J3ELEVENWS
Siegfried201512312549612772FGR3ET5KKJC
Steiner473897101956327204A3NASX6UXT7
Ultros (Oltoross)21933550162848923758TA9CQQTAC
Vivi3784227940702718560VTS3RAPLVKE3
Wakka49326576352988563WRKA3KUMKRA
Yuffie8672142937480037742PASS3CH3GC45
    
Player icons   
Chocobo5820524366294236172SCHKJKDB3CH6C
Final Fantasy XIII563212123141059265328C7KMT23M48
Final Fantasy XIII589786789386177490HK4A3ST6HA3S4
Final Fantasy Agito XIII38814593619323103717TY2AE6KLUL8
Final Fantasy Agito XIII44607252533141539392TCAMABR3ADTQ
Final Fantasy Versus XIII4273120192298185897HEEBANRLTGS
Final Fantasy Versus XIII361855216552041696NGAA3NMB3URGR
Moogle1341031038462693120HMM48AC4JH3
    
Recipes   
Aquarius3927540667389427509MZCC3H38ZTUK
Aries679806723927956868933MKERDTA2AK
Cancer11258773155723910337SSAYECXK4CY6
Capricorn870322642619927495UC5H3J46F3MZA
Gemini1137250106433835656H3CSH3SDA3YUN
Leo2367933714275067928HA3SESGAH3W3A
Libra901104871378921967TGALKCAWTNA
Pisces531062973158122748QTAK5UWATGA
Sagittarius884911049916483658UC6H3M3778CH3
Scorpio6535897932375925725H336DETYA23X
Taurus8976516434307934078KRCYGU7RJ8E3
Virgo93702898273617924ECTLMCCW3NMC

Golden Friend Card (Japanese version)

Enter ” T1A9K7E5S0H6I1A9R0A8K1A2W1A8@SQUARE-ENIX ” as a password.

Unlockables

Bonus modes

Successfully complete the indicated task in the North American version of the game to unlock the corresponding mode in Story mode:

Distant Glory (Hero mode): Successfully complete Shade Impulse mode and five characters’ Destiny Odyssey.

Distant Glory (Villain mode): Successfully complete Shade Impulse mode and all characters’ Destiny Odyssey.

Inward Chaos: Successfully complete Shade Impulse mode and all characters’ Destiny Odyssey.

Shade Impulse: Successfully complete a character’s Destiny Odyssey.

Successfully complete the indicated task in the Japanese version of the game to unlock the corresponding mode in Story mode:

Distant Glory (Hero mode): Successfully complete Shade Impulse mode.

Distant Glory (Villain mode): Successfully complete Shade Impulse mode.

Inward Chaos: Successfully complete Shade Impulse mode.

Shade Impulse: Successfully complete all the Heroes’ stories.

Duel Colosseum

Successfully complete Shade Impulse: Chapter 4 to unlock the Duel Colosseum. In the Japanese version, successfully complete Story mode.

Bonus Duel Colosseum courses

Successfully complete the indicated task to unlock the corresponding course for purchase in the PP Catalog. The courses have opponents at levels 100 to 150.

Blackjack: Successfully complete Inward Chaos mode.

Lunar Whale: Successfully complete Shade Impulse: Chapter 4.

Bonus characters

Successfully complete the indicated task to unlock the corresponding character:

“The Emperor” Mateus: Purchase for 500 PP at the shop.

Cloud of Darkness: Purchase for 500 PP at the shop.

Exdeath: Purchase for 500 PP at the shop.

Gabranth: Successfully complete Distant Glory mode, then purchase him for 1,000 PP at the shop.

Garland: Purchase for 500 PP at the shop.

Golbez: Purchase for 500 PP at the shop.

Jecht: Purchase for 500 PP at the shop.

Kefka: Purchase for 500 PP at the shop.

Kuja: Purchase for 500 PP at the shop.

Sephiroth: Purchase for 500 PP at the shop.

Shantotto: Successfully complete Distant Glory mode, then purchase her for 1,000 PP at the shop.

Ultimecia: Purchase for 500 PP at the shop.

Bonus battle music

Successfully complete the indicated task to unlock the corresponding battle music for purchase for 500 PP:

Final Fantasy “Town Theme”: Defeat Chaos in Shade Impulse mode.

Final Fantasy 2 “Rebel Army”: Defeat Chaos in Shade Impulse mode.

Final Fantasy 3 “Crystal Tower”: Defeat Chaos in Shade Impulse mode.

Final Fantasy 4 “Red Wings”: Defeat Chaos in Shade Impulse mode.

Final Fantasy 5 “The Decisive Battle”: Defeat Chaos in Shade Impulse mode.

Final Fantasy 6 “Dancing Mad”: Defeat Chaos in Shade Impulse mode.

Final Fantasy 7 “Bombing Mission”: Defeat Chaos in Shade Impulse mode.

Final Fantasy 8 “Man with the Machine Gun”: Defeat Chaos in Shade Impulse mode.

Final Fantasy 9 “Dark Messenger”: Defeat Chaos in Shade Impulse mode.

Final Fantasy 10 “Fight With Seymour”: Defeat Chaos in Shade Impulse mode.

Final Fantasy 11 “Awakening”: Successfully complete Distant Glory Hero mode.

Final Fantasy 12 “Fight To The Death”: Successfully complete Distant Glory Villain mode.

Unlockables

Fight against Chaos in Quick Battle mode

Defeat Chaos in Shade Impulse mode, then purchase him in the PP catalog.

Secret Epilogue

Unlock all Cosmos and Chaos Reports to unlock Secret Epilogue Scene #222. To unlock Cosmos Reports, successfully complete Shade Impulse: Chapter 4 with all Cosmos characters except for Shantotto. To unlock the Chaos Reports, use all Chaos characters except for Gabranth in the Duel Colosseum, and have them each defeat a Boss car belonging to their Cosmos counterpart.

Museum option

Successfully complete two Destiny Odyssey stories to unlock the “Museum” option.

Theater option

Successfully complete any Story mode to unlock the “Theater” option.

Battle replays

Successfully complete two Destiny Odyssey stories. Then, press Square after a battle to replay it.

Never-ending Bonus Day

Keep setting the system time to 12:01 a.m. on the date of the Bonus Day.

Never-ending multiplier

Get your Chocobo up to a “5x” multiplier, then enter a fight. At the end of the fight, instead of selecting an option, press Home and return to the home menu. Then, restart your game, and any levels gained and items battle end/dropped will be kept, but you will not lose your multiplier.

Easy experience

Get a Chocobo Wing, Chocobo Feather, and Chocobo Down a day. When you get the experience bonus icon, fight until your Chocobo says you will get 5x experience in the next battle. Equip the character you want to level with the Chocobo Wing, Chocobo Feather, and Chocobo Down, and set Alexander (the manual control version) as your summon. Go to Quick Battle, and fight a level 100 Exdeath. Set the ruleset as Chaos Judgment doing nothing for the battle but landing HP attacks.

During the battle when he is within one hit kill range, try to land ranged Brave attacks on him until your Brave is at 9999. While doing this, do not forget to get Ex Cores. When you have max Brave and a full gauge, activate Alexander and Ex mode. Land one more HP attack and your Ex Burst. If done correctly, you should jump somewhere between 7 and 25 levels in a single battle.

Easy AP

If you are using a low-level character, equip a Beckoning Cat (AP +100%, PP +20%, Gil +50%), and three Diamond pieces of equipment (for example, Diamond Sword+, Diamond Armor+, and Diamond Shield+). This will give you another AP +100%. Purchase a large number of Diamond Rings (AP +300%, Breakability 100%). Equip one of them. Then using all of that equipment, fight a level 100 Exdeath on a day you will get an AP bonus (such as your bonus day). Make getting the AP chance your priority. You should score approximately 36 AP per fight. If you feel confident, use the same equipment/accessory setup as above, only substitute the level 100 Exdeath for a level 50 Chaos. The AP chance will be the same for all three fights (you can get it three times). If done correctly, you should score approximately 108 AP.

Easy PP

On a day when you get a PP bonus, equip a Beckoning Cat (PP +20%) on a high-level (80 to 100) character. Go to Duel Coliseum Falcon or Invincible Course. Take one Black Mage (increases secret bonus battles), one Ranger (increases the value of awarded medals), and, for insurance, one White Mage (restores HP to full after every battle). Using the x2 medals you get from the bonus battles (the ones marked “?”), you should be able to quickly build up to 999 medals. Once you are at that point, use the Exit Card, and cash in your PP. In the Falcon Course, you will get 2 PP per medal, and in the Invincible Course, you will get 3 PP per medal. This in addition to the 48 PP per fight will result in you getting thousands of PP rapidly.

Getting Adamantite

Adamantite is a very rare trading item used to make Adamantite Armor and weapons that grant a large bonus when three are equipped. There are only three ways of obtaining it: through Story mode (only two pieces possible), a very rare drop in Duel Colosseum, and by finding a Pink Tail. Pink Tails can only be found in the “Lunar Whale” Duel Colosseum and are rare. It costs 56 medals to buy. To increase your chances of finding it, raise card luck as high as possible, have the “Thief” ability card, and just keep battling opponents. Once you find one, Adamantite should be unlocked in the store, costing 2000G and one Pink Tail.

Defeating Chaos

Use the following trick to defeat Chaos in the final bonus chapter. You must be at least level 100. Before entering the battle, make sure you have accessories that grant bonuses most of the time (in danger of losing are extremely effective), and at least 30% boost to attacks and 5% to defense. A Phoenix Down is also recommended. Equip the summon “Magic Pot” (auto or manual). In abilities, make sure you have an attack that covers long distance and short distance in the air. Ground does not matter, but you should have at least one close-range attack. Make sure you have “Exp To Health”, “Riposte”, “Counter Attack”, and “First Strike” (recommended). Try to optimize equipment if you have not already done so. Make sure you can avoid any and all health attacks. Timing is crucial for all of them; however, most are easy to avoid. You should dodge “Divine Judgment” slightly earlier to give you time to launch a health attack. As soon as the battle begins, move to the top of the battlefield by dodging and jumping.

Once there, Chaos should only use “Divine Judgment” and close-range attacks. When he charges you to use the close-range attacks, block and hit him with a Brave attack that launches him away from you, but not into a wall. Downward works best as he will repeat his charge. Block the charge, and repeat. Break him once, block his charge, perform a health attack, then refill Bravery for the first kill. Repeat this for his second form; however, be aware that he now uses summons and teleportation attacks. With a little luck, you should still be able to copy the earlier technique without using your summon. The third form is more difficult. He will pound you with Brave attacks.

The other technique will not work because he now teleports to do close-range attacks 80% of the time. If he pummels you to 9999 Brave, you are probably going to die. Health attack to stop your almost guaranteed break, then perform Mimic using your summon. For the last hit, wait until he uses his “Oblivion-Beam-Of-Doom” or “Divine Judgment”. If you are skilled with your timing and dodging, blast him, and you are finished. Note: This was done with Squall with Aerial Circle and Rough Divide in the air and Fate Circle on the ground with all the previously mentioned abilities. Brave attacks do not really matter (using only two of them; one that launches the enemies straight down in one hit and the other with rapid-fire straight down — ground Brave attacks were useless). With Rough Divide, you can stop Chaos’ “Oblivion” attack, and Aerial Circle for “Divine Judgment”. You just have to dodge any other attacks.

Before fighting Chaos, make a Valor Resin (Initial Brave +200%), an Arcane Resin (Initial Ex Force 100%), and two Valor Incense (Initial Brave +100%). These will break if you lose but will last all three battles. The Valor Resin will multiply your Initial Brave by 5x. Set Alexander as your summon, and activate it in the third round; go into Ex mode after you activate it. Land your HP attack and EX Burst, and he will never get a chance to use “Utter Chaos”.

Read our review of Dissidia: Final Fantasy here.

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