Keywords now display in color instead of being bracketed. Gameplay - Numerous changes to make the game more accessible were added:. Cutscenes - New in-game cutscenes have been added, including an introductory chase scene taking place before the party's encounter with the Black Knights. Party - Characters are now named from a single screen with their default names instead of separate screens. Dungeons now have pre-rendered textures and 2.5D effects. Spells used in battle now have unique, progressive animations. Upgraded Visuals - The WSC version utilizes 16-bit pixels equivalent to the Super Famicom, which included larger color palettes and full background images for battles. Updated Logo - An updated logo using the standard series font featuring the Emperor. Released on in Japan only, a number of major changes were introduced for the WonderSwan version: The fist icon for unarmed was replaced by a hand, likely because the glove icon added for the English translation is very similar to the original fist icon. Maria's portrait on the main menu was given a more feminine look with minor alterations to her hairstyle. 
The cross that replaces the character's face on the main menu when a character is Knocked Out was replaced with a gravestone.
The sigil in the room where Firion is revived in Altair was a Hexagram in the Famicom version it was replaced with a simple triangle. The changes featured had been made to satisfy Nintendo's religious imagery policies: Ultimately, it was scrapped in favor of the release of Final Fantasy IV for the SNES. Little is known about the changes that would have been implemented for international audiences from the original Famicom release, as Dark Shadow Over Palakia never moved past the transcription stage, even though text was inserted. The intended international release of Final Fantasy II, with the prototype dating back to 1990. The first iteration of Final Fantasy II was released on December 17, 1988.
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