Note the shade boss of the 2300 AD Dimensional Vortex also has a Nova Armor. However, it's male-only, you can already obtain a Moonbeam Armor and 3 other Nova Armors in a single playthrough (or 4 other Nova Armors if you missed the chance to upgrade the one in 1000 AD the Hero's Grave into the Moonbeam Armor), and the Magus-specific Gloom Cape is superior to the Nova Armor only being inferior to the Moonbeam Armor. So even in the case of a Crono-Frog-Robo party, you should already be fine. Even as a ridiculously hardcore completionist (look, you can't really say you've completed this game until you've gotten all Capsule/Tabbable stats to max on all characters and have enough copies of every accessory for every character), I consider getting that one pointless.

P.S. LoL that webpage is so 90s it hurts.

This only includes charmable items from the original SNES version and not the ones that were added in the DS version and later (including this version).

Of note:
- Ghaj ("Alien" in the SNES version), with their Magic Capsules, do not respawn once killed in the Black Omen. However, they also appear in the Black Omen room that can randomly appear in the 1000 AD Dimensional Vortex, where you can farm them for as many Magic Capsules as you want.

- Steel Shade, boss of the 1000 AD Dimensional Vortex: Prism Specs.

- Alabaster Shade, boss of the 65M BC Dimensional Vortex: Haste Helm.

Basically everything else worth anything is already easily obtainable elsewhere.

Also, seeing as it uses the original SNES horribly mistranslated names for everything, it'll be tricky for someone to know what to target when they can't tell which name refers to which enemy.

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Megasaur - 1 Aeon Blade is now Primeval Blade. might have been a change from DS / SNES.

Also advise to raise princess so she can twin charm, along with that one amulet makes it 1mp (silver something)

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