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 Ulysses is a Mars-aligned Summon introduced in Golden Sun: The Lost Age and featured in Golden Sun: Dark Dawn as a summon sequence that must be collected via finding its summon tablet before it can be used. Roughly in the middle of The Lost Age, it can be found in the hidden Izumo Ruins dungeon underneath the village of Izumo, but reaching it requires both the Parch and Sand Psynergies respectively awarded by the major dungeons Aqua Rock and Gaia Rock. In Dark Dawn, the summon tablet is located inside Border Town Mine northwest of Border Town, which can be reached and completed any time while the party is restricted to the Morgal region of Angara. In either case, as a collectable summon, Ulysses uses more than one element of Djinni on standby, requiring two Mars Djinn and two Mercury Djinn. It is slightly weaker than the more straightforward Meteor summon, but it attempts to nullify each struck non-boss enemy's pending action for the current turn. While The Lost Age depicts some kind of Japanese mystic attacking the enemy party with cards, Dark Dawn heavily redesigns the entity and bases it on a Greek aesthetic.
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Did You Know...
- ...that while each of the first four party members in Dark Dawn (Matthew, Tyrell, Karis, and Rief) are the offspring of each of the four party members from the first Golden Sun, the later four party members (Amiti, Sveta, Eoleo, and Himi) are all the royalty of their respective nations?
- ...that Khiren Waters and Ginsengs in Dark Dawn, the only consumable items so far in the series that restore PP by set amounts, can be bought in unlimited quantities in Harapa and Tonfon respectively?
- ...that if you use the Douse Psynergy in cold regions, such as Prox, snowflakes come falling out of the little cloud instead of raindrops?
- ...that hugging the top of the mountains immediately southeast Bilibin Barricade early in Golden Sun gets you random battles with the much tougher overworld enemies normally fought around Xian?
- ...that in Dark Dawn, when Vande's troupe is performing one of its songs in Belinsk, certain musicians will not play their instruments if the song doesn't call for it?
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