Final Fantasy VI Cheats For Super Nintendo

1. Get lots of items

When you have Vanish and Relm, go into battle, have one other character cast
vanish on a desired opponent then have Relm Sketch that opponent and
QUICKLY run away, check your items and voila! *Note, may not work on all carts.
1/1000 chance of freezing the game.

Contributed by: DJellybean 

2. Instantly kill enemies

First you need the Vanish spell and the Doom spell. (X-Zone could also work)
Cast Vanish on the enemy and then cast Doom on the vanished target. This also
works on about 95% of bosses!

Contributed by: BrakZero 

3. Another Game Glitch

Put Gau and Relm in the same party. Have Gau jump on an opponent. Fight until
he comes back, but before he does his little speech, have Relm sketch him. If your
game is glitchable, then there is a chance at switched up character sprites and/or
many items added to inventory after the battle. I recieved 255 MagicBoxes and
255 Atmas Weapons this way the 5th time I did it. (Note this only works on the
early carts. Will not work on all carts.)

Contributed by: Psycho_ 

4. Evade Glitch
On all versions of the SNES cartridge, the evade% stat has no effect.
All algorithms use MBlock% to calculate dodging/blocking an attack, magical or
physical.
128% is where MBlock% is maxed at effectiveness (higher isn't worse, it just isn't
any more effective)

Therefore, equip your characters to 128 MBlock% or higher and you'll be nearly
invincible (block or dodge any unblockable attack.)
 Contributed by: Apprentice 

5. Easy Level Ups

Note: you must have a turbo controller to do this trick

When you make it to the Lete River, set your window commands to "Short" and
switch Banon's "Health" and "Attack" then switch the commands back to
"Window" so you can have Banon's Health as the default command. When you
get to a point where you have a choice of going "Straight" or Left set your
controller to turbo and tape down the A button. Leave your game on overnight
and you will likely be around level 50-60.

Contributed by: bokothechoco 

6. Psycho Cyan
In a battle, have Cyan use Retort, then cast Imp on him. Then use an attack that
kills him without triggering Retort, such as magic, or killing him in one hit. Now
revive him and use the Fight command with anyone. Cyan will counterattack
every move that is made, including his own. In other words, Cyan will attack his
enemies over and over again, uninterrupted, until they are all dead.

Contributed by: Lucid Faia 

7. Double Mp with Runic!!

Equip Celes with a Cursed Shield. If she absorbs (with runic)a spell the shield
makes her weak against (fire is what i used) she gets back double the mp of the
spell.

Contributed by: BAHAMUTSTEAR 

8. Save anywhere in Kefka's Tower

First start by getting one of your groups onto a save point. Now cycle through
the groups until you arrive back at the one on the save point. Switch groups one
more time and go to the party screen and the "Save" command should be
useable (and you can even use Tents!). Even after walking around and getting
into a battle, the Save command should still be available.
 Contributed by: Elekid_34 

9. Save Cid
When you're supposed to catch some fish for Cid, be sure to catch the fast ones
that moves around in the water and give those to Cid so he can live. If you catch
the slow ones and feed them to Cid, he'll die because the slow ones are the sick
fish and the fast ones are the healthy ones.

Contributed by: CW Boi 209 

10. Save a Character (spoilers)

As the world is collapsing on the Floating Continent, and you have six minutes to
get off, make your way to the very end where you can jump down to the airship.
Instead of jumping, wait and do not move. When there is five seconds left on the
clock Shadow will appear and jump down to the airship with you instead of
dying.

Contributed by: Anonymous 

11. Easy Win - Wrexsoul

When fighting the Wrexsoul in Cyan's dreams at Doma in the World of Ruin,
there is a glitch involving his Gi Nattak attack. In this attack, the Wrexsoul will
possess one of your four characters for a time until he kills them. If, in that time,
you defeat all of the enemies allying him, you will automatically win the battle
despite not having killed Wrexsoul himself. (Note: You will not gain any of the
rewards normally associated with Wrexsoul's defeat.)

Contributed by: Anonymous 

12. Equip Anything Glitch - JP Versions Only

To begin with, sell everything that the intended character you wish to put
something on can equip. Next, put the desired "equip anything" item in the final
bottom-rightmost slot of the items menu, slot #256. This item can be literally
ANYTHING you want, even things that cannot be equipped, such as the Drill item.
After doing this, press Optimize and the item will stay there and can be equipped
by the person with no equipment in any particular area of their equipment. For
example, the aforementioned Drill can be taken on as a helmet. Depending on
 the item, a huge variety of stat changes can occur: once again, the Drill actually
makes your Defense and Magic Defense go to 255, meaning almost every attack
only deals 1 damage!

Contributed by: Anonymous 

13. Equipment Immunity-Granting Glitch

Normally, two pieces of equipment - the Force Shield and Cursed Shield - are
supposed to grant status ailments in battle. The Cursed Shield is the one you'll
want to most use with this glitch, since it only grants bad ailments, whereas the
Force Shield grants the positive one in Shell. If you equip the Cursed Shield in the
middle of battle - not before, DURING - you will instead be granted immunity to
all of the ailments it gives, which is most of the ailments in the game!

Contributed by: Anonymous 

14. 0 HP Character Glitch

The 0 HP Character Glitch provides a means by which a character can achieve 0
HP, but still remain alive according to the game and thereby also be invulnerable
(as KO'ed characters cannot be targeted or harmed). This will last until the
character is healed by some means, such as a Potion or Cure in the field. There
are several ways in which to do this.

The most feasible method of doing so requires the use of Doom and Jump. When
a character afflicted by Doom has Jump, have them use Jump as their Doom
counter nears zero. If the counter reaches zero while the character is in the air,
and after that point but before the execution of the actual Jump attack the battle
ends, then the character will be invulnerable.

Another feasible method requires the use of the Zombie and Petrified statuses
and cures for these. When a party member is Zombified, they should then be
Petrified. Then you should cure their Zombification through a Holy Water and
their Petrification through any desired means. This will also induce the glitch.

Contributed by: Anonymous 

15. Airship Glitch

 This glitch will allow you to obtain the Blackjack at an early point in the game,
should you so desire. To execute this glitch, you must first save the game in the
overworld at the first possible opportunity: this point (which can be shifted, but is
ideally done early) is the point in the game where you'll have the Blackjack. From
this point on, you must play the game without saving until you reach the Floating
Continent: at this point, you must travel along it until you can get onto the
Blackjack. Get on it and fly around for a while in it without landing - 10 minutes is
sufficient - and then return to the Floating Continent. There, get a Game Over.

You will then restart gameplay from the point of the initial save, with one key
change: you are aboard the Blackjack! Several features will be restricted to you,
such as entering the interior and re-entering the airship after landing it. This has a
number of benefits despite this. For example, you can fly to an area in the game
to skip all events up to that point (Zozo being the latest allowed). You can also
bring temporary characters - such as Leo or Banon - to other, early points in the
game by flying.

Contributed by: Anonymous 

16. Jump Glitch

Normally, Jump is only intended to double the damage earned from spear-class
weapons; however, this can be extended to any weapon so long as the wielder
can hold two weapons. If you equip two weapons, one of whom is a spear, the
second weapon's damage also is doubled by Jump. Other exploits can be derived
from Jump's accumulation of active weapons' properties; for example, if someone
uses Mug while someone is Jumping, all Jumps from there on will also have the
effects of Mug.

Contributed by: Anonymous 

17. Prevent Organyx From Breaking

To prevent Organyx from breaking, you can put it in a character's right hand,
then also equip them with the Dragoon Boots but without the Dragon Horn. The
sword will now never break because it was encoded improperly for this situation,
where it is meant to check the left hand here.

Contributed by: Anonymous 

18. Enemy Revival Glitch

 To execute this glitch, you must put Reraise on an undead enemy: this can be
done through Rippler to trade Reraise from someone, at least most reliably. Then
you must use an instant-death attack or spell on the same foe: the foe will die,
then return to life, and then die again because Reraise auto-revived it and Life is
Death for the undead. This causes the game to consider that the foe was killed
twice, doubling the received rewards.

Contributed by: Anonymous 

19. Event Bypassing

Let us assume you have a tile you wish to bypass: this tile can be a tile which
triggers an event - such as a boss - or you simply a wall you wish to walk
through. If you open the menu and quickly press the direction in which you
desire to move as it loads, you can walk in the direction chosen, but the game's
hit detection will fail, allowing you to walk into and through walls with repeated
use and to also bypass various event battles.

The most famous instance of this glitch is known to many fans as the "Moghan
glitch", in which Locke is able to bypass the guards in South Figaro and head to
South Figaro Cave without Celes and in turn instead have Moghan. However, this
glitch is also abusable in a number of other instances.

Contributed by: Anonymous 

20. Pincer Battle Row Glitch

Typically during a pincer battle - a battle in which enemies are on both sides of
the party - there is supposed to be only one singular row, rather than the front
and back row. Despite this, you can still select the Row option in battle: everyone
will initially be in the front row, and now in the back row, quickly halving the
damage each take, even though there was no true position change.

Contributed by: Anonymous