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====''Soul of Rebirth''====
The ''Dawn of Souls'' remake of the game for the [[Game Boy Advance]] includes an additional storyline after the game, which follows the four party members who died during the game's story.

Following his sacrifice to unseal the door guarding the Ultima Tome, Minwu awakens in a new area and sees someone resembling Gordon fight off Imperial soldiers. Minwu assists him, and the man soon explains he is Scott, Gordon's brother. Minwu informs him of the events up to his demise, and the two surmise they are in the Jade Passage since they both died. They find Josef and, subsequently, Ricard, eventually emerging in Machanon, a village in the mirror image of Poft where the citizens are dead victims of the Emperor's conquest, including Cid and Tobul, with the former asking the group to find out where they are and why they have been called here.

The four enter the teleporter at the north edge of town and enter what Minwu believes is Pandaemonium. Climbing to the highest floor, the party meets the Light Emperor, who explains that when Firion and his allies killed him, his soul was split, with the Emperor's "dark half" falling to Hell and acquiring more power, while his light half—the Emperor they now see—ascended to Heaven. He then explains they are in Arubboth, the palace of Heaven, and the cave they traveled through was Raqia. In this place, fallen angels are cast down to become demons, and he called them here to ask for forgiveness on behalf of his dark half and offers them eternal life with him in Arubboth if they forgive his sins.

Though the offer tempts the four, apparitions of their loved ones show them a vision of Firion and his allies battling the Dark Emperor in Pandaemonium. Realizing this Emperor is just as evil as the original, the four reject his offer and defeat the Light Emperor just as Firion and his allies vanquish the Dark Emperor. As the rebels in the world of the living celebrate their victory, the four specters watch them and wish them well before fading away into peaceful rest.