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Featured Article Treasure Isle is an optional dungeon featured in Golden Sun: The Lost Age. It technically becomes accessible as soon as Felix's party becomes capable of sailing the Eastern Sea with the Lemurian Ship because the island containing its cave-like entrance is located near the northeast edge of the overworld. However, it is part of a set of four dungeons that can only be completed near the end of the game and feature similarly strong bestiaries, including a superboss that guards a summon tablet for one of the game's strongest collectable summon sequences; in its case, the especially tricky Star Magician must be defeated to earn the Mercury-aligned Azul summon. On the other hand, whereas the other dungeons normally require the Teleport Lapis found in the final storyline dungeon, Treasure Isle's lower floor fully opens up as soon as your party expands its roster following Jupiter Lighthouse and the Lift Psynergy becomes available, making it possible to complete this dungeon a little earlier in the game. Prior to that, the dungeon's earlier floor can be fully explored for comparatively weaker treasures and enemies as soon as you gain the Grind Psynergy in Lemuria at the end of the Eastern Sea segment of the game. (Read more...) See previous Featured Articles here Did You Know... ...that Alex being stated in the Japanese version of the first game to be the apprentice to Mia's late father, taken together with the third game revealing Alex and Mia to be cousins, means Alex was the apprentice of his uncle? ...that if you skip the Orb of Force in Fuchin Falls Cave, at the end of the Altin Peak dungeon Garet will set off the boulder-rolling sequence in a cutscene instead? ...that Elemental Power Psynergy like Flare Storm are twice as sensitive to Elemental Power and Resistance comparisons as Elemental Physical Attacks like Heat Wave? ...that after the Lemurian Ship has successfully flown with the Wings of Anemos for the first time in The Lost Age, going back to Hama in Contigo triggers an optional cutscene discussing more details about the urgency of the quest? ...that in The Lost Age holding down B causes you to auto-progress through cutscene dialogue at a moderate rate, which is a feature not present in the original Golden Sun?	About Us We are on a perpetual quest to create and maintain a comprehensive reference and database for Nintendo and Camelot Software Planning's series of Japanese role-playing games, Golden Sun. If you're feeling adventurous, you are invited to join our intrepid party of Adepts and help us craft the most complete tome of knowledge for the Golden Sun series on the Internet. Note that this site contains SPOILERS. While templates are in place in various articles to indicate to readers that there is storyline material that players yet to complete the games may not yet know and may not yet want to know, if you haven't finished the currently-released games, then you read at your own risk. If you would like to be involved in revitalizing the wiki, you can join the Golden Sun United Nations Discord server, where we will be coordinating things. News 9/8/2025: The Nintendo Music app for Switch Online users uploads the full soundtrack from Golden Sun: The Lost Age. 2/11/2025: The Nintendo Music app for Switch Online users uploads the full soundtrack from the first Golden Sun. 1/16/2024: Golden Sun and Golden Sun: The Lost Age are released for Switch Online's Expansion Pack, one day earlier than originally announced. 2/8/2023: The original Golden Sun is confirmed for release on Switch Online's Expansion Pack. 8/1/2021: The 20-year anniversary of the Japanese release of the original Golden Sun is observed. More News... How You Can Help Not sure where to start? Find out more about the wiki on the About page. Adding content Every wiki has two lists of articles that need help called "Stubs" and "Wanted Articles". Don't be shy, get in there. Uploading images is another really easy way to help out - see the Special:Upload page! Here is a list of Articles needing images. You can find a list of useful templates on Category:Templates. Talk and more... We may have a few Major Projects that could always take a volunteer.
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