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Mia's ability to use the Ply healing Psynergy has ended up earning her a degree of fame across various areas of Angara, and people label her an "angel". Incidentally, within her Water Seer Class series, her highest class is Angel

The Golden Sun 4-Koma Gag Battle is a Japanese manga released on December 10, 2001 in Japan as part of the Hi no Tama Game Comic Series, published by Kobunsha. It was published four months after Golden Sun's August 1, 2001 Japanese release date

The void north of Prox and Mars Lighthouse is referred to by some Proxians as a "rift," which is supported by one person commenting that they can no longer see the other side. What lies beyond the rift is still unknown

Like the two Venus Adepts who are the leading characters in the first two games, Jenna has her own battle theme which plays if she leads the group without the other two being present, making her the only non-leading character in The Lost Age to have her own battle theme

By the time of Dark Dawn, it is stated that Sveta has been away from Morgal for an unspecified period of time, with the exact reasons for her travel remaining unknown

Hidden among The Lost Age's internal battle-animation collections are the graphics for what appear to be two entirely original but unused enemies. One resembles a chinese lion, and the other resembles a crustacean with a single cycloptic eye

It is unknown how Karis has green hair. The first half of the group has inherited the same hair colour as one of their parents (Matthew-Isaac, Tyrell-Garet, Rief-Mia). It is possible that Karis inherited her green hair from her mother, who has yet to be introduced

Several music tracks of the games have been recycled one or more times. For example, Vale's theme is also used as Vault's theme or Altin (after acquiring Lift). Another example of this could be Imil's theme, which was also used for Suhalla's theme

Sheba is known as the "Child of the Gods" in Lalivero, because of her miraculous fall from the sky when she was a baby. She was eventually adopted by Faran

Some characters have different names depending on the language of the game. For example Isaac is called Robin in Japanese, Vlad in French, and Hans in Spanish.