Ultimania

The name "Ultimania" is taken from combining the Japanese word for "ultimate" (究極の ''kyuukyoku no'') with the Greek word "mania" (マニア ''mania'').¹

EDITIONS OF ''ULTIMANIA''

Chrono Cross — ''Ultimania'' (1999)

Final Fantasy VII — ''Ultimania Omega'' (2005)

Final Fantasy VIII — ''Ultimania'' (1999)

Final Fantasy IX — ''Ultimania'' (2000)

Final Fantasy X — ''Scenario Ultimania'' (2001), ''Battle Ultimania'' (2001), ''Ultimania Omega'' (2001)

Final Fantasy X-2 — ''Ultimania'' (2003), ''Ultimania Omega'' (2003), ''International+Last Mission Ultimania'' (2004)

— ''World Ultimania'' (2003)

Kingdom Hearts — ''Ultimania'' (2002), ''Ultimania Revised Edition'' (2002)

— ''Ultimania'' (2004)

Kingdom Hearts II — ''Ultimania Alpha'' (2005), ''Ultimania'' (2005)

Legend Of Mana — ''Ultimania'' (1999)

— ''Ultimania'' (2005)

SaGa Frontier II — ''Ultimania'' (1999)

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	CATEGORIES ABOUT ULTIMANIA

	video game culture

	square co.

	square enix

	series of books

	APPAREL
	BABY
	BEAUTY
	BOOKS
	CAR TOYS
	CELL PHONES
	DVD'S
	ELECTRONICS
	GOURMET FOOD
	GROCERIES
	HEALTH & PERSONAL
	HOME & GARDEN
	JEWELRY
	MUSIC
	MUSIC INSTRUMENTS
	OFFICE PRODUCTS
	SOFTWARE
	SPORTING GOODS
	TOOLS & HARDWARE
	TOYS
	VIDEO GAMES
	SHOPPING HOME

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