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+ | '''Watts''' (ワッツ ''Wattsu'') is a recurring character across the ''[[Mana (series)|Mana]] series'', beginning from ''[[Final Fantasy Adventure|Seiken Densetsu/Final Fantasy Adventure]]'' and its remakes, [[Sword of Mana (game]|''Sword of Mana'']] and ''[[Adventures of Mana]]''. He is normally depicted as a dwarf with brown or reddish hair, usually wearing a helmet outfitted with horns. Although some incarnations of Watts are the same person, it is unlikely that all of them are the same character, owing to differences in the lore of each world in which the series has been set. |
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In ''Seiken Densetsu/Final Fantasy Adventure'', Watts is a [[dwarf]] from the [[Dwarf Cave]]. He is first seen exploring the monster-infested [[Abandoned Mine]] in hopes of finding [[mythril]] with the help of a group of [[Dudbear]]s, when a [[Hero/Duke|boy]] comes along, having heard about him from the other dwarves, and trying to obtain some mythril himself. Watts first believes the boy's appearance to be a mirage from working too hard, but is quickly (and humorously) proven wrong. The two quickly team up, battling the monsters inside the mine, and eventually finding a large mythril vein (guarded by [[Ankheg]], who is defeated). |
In ''Seiken Densetsu/Final Fantasy Adventure'', Watts is a [[dwarf]] from the [[Dwarf Cave]]. He is first seen exploring the monster-infested [[Abandoned Mine]] in hopes of finding [[mythril]] with the help of a group of [[Dudbear]]s, when a [[Hero/Duke|boy]] comes along, having heard about him from the other dwarves, and trying to obtain some mythril himself. Watts first believes the boy's appearance to be a mirage from working too hard, but is quickly (and humorously) proven wrong. The two quickly team up, battling the monsters inside the mine, and eventually finding a large mythril vein (guarded by [[Ankheg]], who is defeated). |
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− | Watts is the blacksmith from the [[Dwarf Village]] and able to upgrade weapons through weapon orbs found by the heroes. He usually follows the player to almost every town, so there is no need to go back to the Dwarf Village to upgrade weapons. He gives Randi the Axe weapon. |
+ | Watts is the blacksmith from the [[Dwarf Village]] and able to upgrade weapons through weapon orbs found by the heroes. He usually follows the player to almost every town, so there is no need to go back to the Dwarf Village to upgrade weapons. He gives [[Randi]] the Axe weapon. In the 2018 version, Watts speaks with a gruff North Atlantic American accent. |
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Revision as of 08:14, 10 August 2020
Watts (ワッツ Wattsu) is a recurring character across the Mana series, beginning from Seiken Densetsu/Final Fantasy Adventure and its remakes, [[Sword of Mana (game]|Sword of Mana]] and Adventures of Mana. He is normally depicted as a dwarf with brown or reddish hair, usually wearing a helmet outfitted with horns. Although some incarnations of Watts are the same person, it is unlikely that all of them are the same character, owing to differences in the lore of each world in which the series has been set.
Profile
Seiken Densetsu/Final Fantasy Adventure and Sword of Mana
In Seiken Densetsu/Final Fantasy Adventure, Watts is a dwarf from the Dwarf Cave. He is first seen exploring the monster-infested Abandoned Mine in hopes of finding mythril with the help of a group of Dudbears, when a boy comes along, having heard about him from the other dwarves, and trying to obtain some mythril himself. Watts first believes the boy's appearance to be a mirage from working too hard, but is quickly (and humorously) proven wrong. The two quickly team up, battling the monsters inside the mine, and eventually finding a large mythril vein (guarded by Ankheg, who is defeated).
Back at the Dwarf Cave, Watts decides, after a chat with the Hero, that he will decide who to sell his weapons to, rather than work for anyone who pays him like the other dwarves. To this end, he will, in Sword of Mana, take up residence in the blacksmith room of the Hot House, where he forges new armour and weapons for the Hero/Heroine on request.
Secret of Mana
- "I've been waitin'! Which weapon is ready for reforgin'?"
- —Watts in the 2018 remake.
Watts is the blacksmith from the Dwarf Village and able to upgrade weapons through weapon orbs found by the heroes. He usually follows the player to almost every town, so there is no need to go back to the Dwarf Village to upgrade weapons. He gives Randi the Axe weapon. In the 2018 version, Watts speaks with a gruff North Atlantic American accent.
Trials of Mana
Legend of Mana
Background
Watts is involved in a few different side quests in the game, but he is worth pursuing as he teaches the character Blacksmithing, an art that allows them to assemble their own armour and weapons. In contrast to many of his other incarnations, Watts is considerably younger.
Mine Your Own Business
Niccolo's Business Unusual 3
Watts Drops the Hammer
Path of the Blacksmith
Dawn of Mana and Children of Mana
This is possibly the only instance where the incarnations of Watts appearing in these two games can be regarded as the same person. This is owing to the fact that Watts is involved in both the events of Dawn of Mana and the aftermath of said game's events in Children of Mana.
Personality
Legend of Mana
Devoted to his craft as a master blacksmith, Watts diverts very little of his attention to the affairs of the world outside of forging and maintaining the repertoire of equipment in his workshop. This fact alone is responsible for him to be a rather absent-minded person, where he is known to readily misplace a variety of his personal possessions, ranging from his wallet to even the hammer that he wields to perform the bulk of his work.
Watts has also been proven to be rather dull-witted, a fact that is made especially evident in Niccolo's Business Unusual 4; this quest see him foolishly believing that crafting a brand new wallet to replace the one he had misplaced will somehow in turn cause the lucre that he requires to repay his debt to Niccolo materialise.
In-Game
Legend of Mana
Portrait(s) | Sprite(s) | Encyclopedia Description |
File:LoM Watts Portrait.png Watts |
File:LoM Watts Sprite.png | {{{encyclopediatext}}} |
Sword of Mana
In battle, Watts comes equipped with an axe, but no magic. He only joins in the Hero's storyline, and does so only once: for the journey through the Abandoned Mine.
Children of Mana
Gallery
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Characters |
Main characters |
Keldric - Ritzia - Faye |
Supporting characters |
Buju - Village Elder - Lekius - Chobee - Treant - Gaia - Flammie - Watts |
Elemental Spirits |
Gnome - Jinn - Salamander - Undine - Wisp - Shade - Luna - Dryad |
Villains |
Stroud - Masked Guru - Anise |
Enemies |
Enemies - Bosses |
Locations |
Fa'Diel - Jadd - Topple - Wendell - Ishe - Lorimar - Illusia Isle - Treefolk Village |
Dungeons |
Tutorial Area - Great Tree (Chapter 1) - Wonderwood - Mortmont - Imperial Flagship - Jadd Castle - Beacon Tower - Great Tree (Chapter 7) - Nethermanse |
Terms |
Mana Tree - Mana Sword - Tree Maiden - Grimslie - Tree Folk - Guardian Beast - Echoes - Mavolia - Door to Mavolia - Thanatos - Mark II |
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Characters |
Protagonists |
Ferrik · Tamber · Poppen · Wanderer |
Antagonist |
Mana Lord |
Non-Player Characters |
Bomb Brothers · Dudbear · Flammie · Mana Spirits · Moti · Millionaire · Seamoon · Tess · Watts |
Locations |
Settlements |
Mana Village (Illusia Isle) · Ishe |
Dungeons |
Mana Tower · Star Lake · Fiery Sands · Ice Citadel · Brightwood · Illusia Ruins · Path of Life · Cosmic Rift |
Terms |
Benevodon · Bomb Bros. R&D · Cataclysm · Dud Services · Golden Goods · Malevodon · Mana Tree · Sword of Mana |
Gameplay |
Fury · Gems · Quests |
Music |
Seiken Densetsu DS: Children of Mana Original Soundtrack |
Breath of Mana ~For the Glory~ · Rising Sun |
Archives |
Characters · Transcript · Items · Weapons · Armour · Accessories · Gems |