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After the cutscene you splash down in the sewers. Talk to Tifa and | After the cutscene you splash down in the sewers. Talk to Tifa and Aeris to wake them up, but before you wake up the other of them, be sure to check up your healing and materia if necessary. Of course, Don Corneo wouldn't have thrown you into the sewers expecting the foul stench alone would have killed you! | ||
{{Final Fantasy VII/Boss|name=Aps | {{Final Fantasy VII/Boss|name=Aps | ||
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| text=This is relatively easy fight | | text=This is relatively easy fight. Still, just keep hammering away with limits, attacks and spells. Aps' sewer attacks are more of an annoyance than a real threat. In fact, he'll probably end up doing more damage to himself. One full-party healing should be enough (either take advantage of Aeris' limit break or use the Restore+All combo to cast Cure on all party members.}} | ||
There's a single notable item in the sewers, a | There's a single notable item in the sewers, a Steal materia. Getting back to the surface after beating the boss should present no problems, as the enemies are relatively weak. | ||
== Train graveyard == | ==Train graveyard== | ||
The train graveyard is easier than it looks. The only thing that probably confuses at first is that the train cars may have holes on their roofs, so figuring out where the items are is more difficult. Give Tifa the Steal materia since her DEX rating should be higher than Cloud's or Aeris'. On the second screen, you can steal Ethers from Deenglows (the green flying creatures) and be sure to steal the Striking Staff from Eligor, who looks kind of like a cross of Baraka from Mortal Kombat and a Centaur (a half man half chariot). The Striking Staff will not be sold in stores for a very long time, until you get to Junon. | |||
Use the ladders and ramps to cross to the other side. There's a Hi-Potion and Ethers, also check the oil drums for items.On the other end of the train graveyard, the trains block your path. Hop on the nearest engine that has a door open. The engine will push one of the cars out of the way. Then hop on the another engine, and the way clears. | |||
==The fall of Sector 7== | |||
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The column is still standing! Regrettably, Wedge isn't, as he just fell down. Nor are Biggs and Jessie in much better condition a bit further up. Aeris scurries off to get Marlene from Tifa's bar. You can buy stuff from the merchant here, and save if you feel like it. Keep in mind that the Iron Bangles are lost forever from now on. | |||
Once you reach the top, Barret says that the enemies are coming by air and lets you get your Materia and equipment sorted out before they get closer. Get Barret and your party equipped, and then Reno shows up and calmly sets the bomb off. In the middle of the fight, Reno will rush off and Barret will perform a last-minute escape. | |||
Once you reach the top, Barret says that the enemies are coming by air and lets you get your Materia and equipment sorted out before they get closer. Get Barret equipped | |||
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| text=The red-tailed Turk is one of the recurring bosses, so don't think this will end here. Bolt only does half damage, but other elemental spells are pretty good. Reno has a really annoying attack called Pyramid, which shields one of your characters in a gold pyramid. While a character is in the pyramid, they are considered knocked out, and if all three characters get enclosed, it's game over. To remove the pyramid, simply attack the character affected, and the pyramid will go away; you may want to hit | | text=The red-tailed Turk is one of the recurring bosses, so don't think this will end here. Bolt only does half damage, but other elemental spells are pretty good. Reno has a really annoying attack called Pyramid, which shields one of your characters in a gold pyramid. While a character is in the pyramid, they are considered knocked out, and if all three characters get enclosed, it's game over. To remove the pyramid, simply attack the character affected, and the pyramid will go away; you may want to hit {{control|{{psx|Select}}|{{kbd|-}}}} to show the target names, and make sure you are targeting "Pyramid A" (or B or C) instead of your characters. Reno's low HP makes this a relatively quick battle.}} | ||
{{Footer Nav|game=Final Fantasy VII|prevpage=Meeting | {{Footer Nav|game=Final Fantasy VII|prevpage=Meeting Aeris, Wall Market, Don Corneo|nextpage=Back to Aeris' House and the Road to Shin-Ra HQ}} | ||
Revision as of 23:06, 21 January 2009
After the cutscene you splash down in the sewers. Talk to Tifa and Aeris to wake them up, but before you wake up the other of them, be sure to check up your healing and materia if necessary. Of course, Don Corneo wouldn't have thrown you into the sewers expecting the foul stench alone would have killed you!
This is relatively easy fight. Still, just keep hammering away with limits, attacks and spells. Aps' sewer attacks are more of an annoyance than a real threat. In fact, he'll probably end up doing more damage to himself. One full-party healing should be enough (either take advantage of Aeris' limit break or use the Restore+All combo to cast Cure on all party members.
| Level | Hit Points | Magic | Weak against | Strong against | Absorbs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 18 | 1800 | 0 | Fire | Gravity | - |
There's a single notable item in the sewers, a Steal materia. Getting back to the surface after beating the boss should present no problems, as the enemies are relatively weak.
Train graveyard
The train graveyard is easier than it looks. The only thing that probably confuses at first is that the train cars may have holes on their roofs, so figuring out where the items are is more difficult. Give Tifa the Steal materia since her DEX rating should be higher than Cloud's or Aeris'. On the second screen, you can steal Ethers from Deenglows (the green flying creatures) and be sure to steal the Striking Staff from Eligor, who looks kind of like a cross of Baraka from Mortal Kombat and a Centaur (a half man half chariot). The Striking Staff will not be sold in stores for a very long time, until you get to Junon.
Use the ladders and ramps to cross to the other side. There's a Hi-Potion and Ethers, also check the oil drums for items.On the other end of the train graveyard, the trains block your path. Hop on the nearest engine that has a door open. The engine will push one of the cars out of the way. Then hop on the another engine, and the way clears.
The fall of Sector 7
Select controller:The column is still standing! Regrettably, Wedge isn't, as he just fell down. Nor are Biggs and Jessie in much better condition a bit further up. Aeris scurries off to get Marlene from Tifa's bar. You can buy stuff from the merchant here, and save if you feel like it. Keep in mind that the Iron Bangles are lost forever from now on.
Once you reach the top, Barret says that the enemies are coming by air and lets you get your Materia and equipment sorted out before they get closer. Get Barret and your party equipped, and then Reno shows up and calmly sets the bomb off. In the middle of the fight, Reno will rush off and Barret will perform a last-minute escape.
The red-tailed Turk is one of the recurring bosses, so don't think this will end here. Bolt only does half damage, but other elemental spells are pretty good. Reno has a really annoying attack called Pyramid, which shields one of your characters in a gold pyramid. While a character is in the pyramid, they are considered knocked out, and if all three characters get enclosed, it's game over. To remove the pyramid, simply attack the character affected, and the pyramid will go away; you may want to hit 
to show the target names, and make sure you are targeting "Pyramid A" (or B or C) instead of your characters. Reno's low HP makes this a relatively quick battle.
| Level | Hit Points | Magic | Weak against | Strong against | Absorbs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 17 | 1000 | 0 | - | Gravity, Bolt | - |