Chill is a Mercury Djinni and one of the 44 collectable Djinn introduced in Golden Sun: The Lost Age, and it is also one of the 72 collectable "mainstream" Djinn in Golden Sun: Dark Dawn. In the former game, it has the chance to appear as a random encounter while exploring the otherwise featureless southern tip of Gondowan, making it particularly easy to overlook. On the other hand, it is featured as the first collectable Mercury Djinni in Dark Dawn, though it is easy to overlook in that game as well: The player must climb down a fairly easy-to-miss ladder from the main village screen of Carver's Camp to where it stands in the canyon below. Because Carver's Camp cannot be returned to once the player has been made to exit Konpa Cave and emerge in the separate Ei-Jei region of Angara, Chill is rather easy to permanently miss. Despite this, Chill was given the default Mercury Djinni design, unlike all 17 other Mercury Djinn which Dark Dawn gave distinct designs to. In both games, unleashing it in battle deals a Mercury-aligned physical strike that adds 40 flat damage as a bonus and has a chance to temporarily reduce the target's Defense statistic by 25%.
...that Alex has a second slightly different, unused facial portrait placed in the games' code in a way that suggests he may have been planned to be a playable character at some point during development?
...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 all Reviving effects in the games, such as the Djinn and Psynergy, have hit rates that are proportional to their HP restoration rates (so that Quartz has a 60% chance to revive to 50% health, Spark and Balm have 70% chances to revive to 60% health, Dew a 90% chance to revive to 80% health, and Tinder a 100% chance to revive to 100% health)?
...that sailing into Gondowan and docking on the patch of land immediately north of Kibombo lets you fight the stronger monsters from the continents in the Great Western Sea?
...that in The Lost Age holding down the Select button while highlighting an equippable item in a shop brings up a menu that lets you check its Item Details?
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