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Gora Graveyard

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Gora Graveyard is a place that marks the resting places of dead characters. It is located just east of the Town of Gora and lies in Gora Mansion's courtyard. It is first seen in Power Master 1: A Strange Journey.

Power Master 1: A Strange Journey

Gora Graveyard
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Gora Graveyard in Power Master 1: A Strange Journey
Area Information
Residents None
Enemies None
Inn Rate None
Greater Location Land of Moneo
Connections Town of Gora (west), Gora Mansion (north)

Gora Graveyard consists of several graves and Gora Mansion. Most of the characters shown on the tombstones are fictional or humorous, with most having names of the creator's family and friends, including himself. Kyle and Merlina's grave is also present, and even Link from the Zelda series (which in turn is a reference to the Final Fantasy game).

However, not every grave is a meant to be a humorous reference. Some, marked with flowers, are dedications to people Alex knew or knew of who have actually died. Isaac was a family friend, Connie was Alex's great-grandmother, Sarah was his dog, and Maria was a family friend. Satoru Iwata, the then-president of Nintendo, also has a dedication. As Iwata was a role model to Alex and was an inspiration to him, Alex's statement for this area is about him:

It was really upsetting to many gamers when the president of Nintendo, Satoru Iwata, passed away. This grave here is my way of honoring him. Let's keep his vision alive by making games that are fun to play, because that's what games are supposed to be: fun. I wished I had a chance to show him my game, but his work lives on in the hearts of many gamers and games. So, thank you, Iwata-san, for everything you've done for the world of video games! ...See you around.

If the player is under the effects of Doppel's Dimension, Alex turns into Migue.

Power Master: A Strange Journey MV

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Gora Graveyard
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Gora Graveyard in Power Master: A Strange Journey MV
Area Information
Residents None
Enemies None
Inn Rate None
Greater Location Land of Moneo
Connections Town of Gora (west), Gora Mansion (north)

In Power Master: A Strange Journey MV, Gora Graveyard shares a map with the Town of Gora.

Like in the original game, Gora Graveyard has several tombstones lined in a square pattern. The ones marked with flowers are dedications to people Alex knew, along with the one dedicated to Satoru Iwata remaining. Gora Mansion is now protected by a fence and gates, which will open if the player checks certain graves in the right order. The puzzle's pattern is in a star shape, starting with Satoru Iwata's tombstone, followed by Brooks, Isaac, Connie, Sarah, and then Satoru Iwata again. Once the player passes through the gate, Chris will appear and the player can recruit him.

The tombstones with flowers are as follows, from top to bottom then left to right. Names in bold are new dedications in the remake.

  • Satoru Iwata, president of Nintendo from 2002-2015.
  • Isaac, a family friend of Alex's father who passed away when Alex was young.
  • Clarene and Jim, Alex's great-grandparents. Clarene passed away in 2017.
  • Connie, another great-grandparent of Alex's. She passed away in 2016.
  • Scott, Alex's uncle. He passed away in 2022.
  • Maria, a family friend of Alex's mother.
  • Sarah, one of Alex's dogs. She passed away in 2012.
  • Brooks, one of Alex's dogs. He passed away in 2024.

Dedications for people still living, as well as to fictional characters, are placed around to fill space. The reference to Zelda's Link is removed. Lacey and Colton are the parents of Hamilton and Alice. "Trippy" was the name of Alex's Sceptile used in his copy of Pokémon Omega Ruby, which he no longer owns, though was the inspiration for one of his YouTube channels.

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