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| - The Panacea (万能薬 Bannō yaku) is a status-recovery item that appears exclusively in Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn. The Panacea is capable of restoring all status ailments that its user may be afflicted with, in line with its denotative definition as a remedy for all difficulties and diseases.
- Consumable item in Koudelka. It removes all negative status effects apart from being KO'd.
- A wonder medicine that can cure almost every illness.
- A mystic remedy for all illnesses.
- But she is engaged to (and later marries) Tragicomix.
- Note: Temp items cannot be used to craft.
- Panacea is a support item available in Elder Tale.
- Cures all status effects. Super Panacea heals 30 HP.
- Panacea is an enhancement set in the healing category. The level range of Panacea is 10 to 50. All enhancements in the set have PvP rarity. The set grants additional bonuses while in PvP instances. Crafted versions of Panacea enhancements can be made from recipes earned in-game.
- Panacea is a remedy that supposedly would cure all diseases and prolong life indefinitely. Its creation was one of the best known goals of the alchemists. According to an alchemical work dating back to the 1550s, the constituents of this perfect medicine are Vinegar, Salt, Urine, Sal Ammoniac and a particular Sulphur Vive. The Elixir of Life may be considered the achievement of Panacea, as Voldemort sought it out to regain a body after his original one was destroyed via a reflected Killing Curse, and it can extend life indefinitely as long as it is drunk regularly.
- A young lady who is the daughter of Soporifix, she went to school, and now lives, in Condatum. Obelix has a crush on her. She first appears in Asterix the Legionary; also "For Gaul Land Syne", Asterix and Obelix All at Sea — although this is only a brief appearance — Asterix and the Actress (although the majority of her appearances are that of an impersonator). She sends Obelix a letter and appears in Asterix and Obelix's Birthday: The Golden Book. Along with Tragicomix, she appears in the animated film Asterix Versus Caesar. The same couple appear on the live-action film Asterix and Obelix vs Caesar, played by Laetitia Casta and Hardy Krüger Jr.
- The Panacea is an item in Dragon Quest IX. It restores around 90 HP to one ally and also removes poison and paralysis to said ally. It can be used in battle and from the menu screen.
- Although they are valuable, they are surprisingly also very common; appearing in multiple chests, multiple completion and random rewards, and freebies. They can also be purchased from the Moogle shop for 140 Heart Points. Panaceas are also used in Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep and remove all negative status effects. They are each worth 50 munny. Panaceas are again used in Kingdom Hearts Re:coded and remove all negative status effects. They are each worth 160 munny.
- Panacea is a recurring Recovery Item in the Breath of Fire series.
- Panacea is a belt in Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening.
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- The Panacea (also known as Heal in the SNES/PS version) is a consumable item in Chrono Trigger. It restores the status of a party member. File:Merchant.gifThis article or section is a stub about an item. You can help Chrono Wiki by [ expanding it].
- Panacea (since 2005, The Panacea) is the stage name of Mathias Mootz (1976- ), a German musician who served an apprenticeship in classical music and belonged to the boy's choir of Windsbach. He studied music engineering at the SAE Institute and in tandem with this worked for the Chrome label, a subsidiary of Force Inc. Music Works, becoming their A&R manager when it was renamed Position Chrome. To date, he has released 11 albums, the most recent being in 2010, and a large collection of singles, all of which work within the drum and bass genre but include elements of industrial and hardcore (and including samples of Autechre and My Bloody Valentine, among others).
- The panacea, named for a Greek goddess of healing, is a mythical substance able to cure any illness or poison and even prolong one's life. This basic form of wish-fulfillment, a medicine that instantly fixes everything, is an old idea and takes many forms in various mythologies and subsequent fiction. It takes many forms as well. Classically it's a liquid, but common substances also include mystical fruits, herbs, flowers, or the body part of some mythical creature. It might even be some kind of jewel. Examples of Panacea include:
- On House M.D. - Critical Cases, the panacea is a special item which has the ability of curing all clinic patients in the ward and in the pharmacy at once, even if the ward patients have received no other treatment. As a result, the player nets about 20 Supplies and up to 6 ward favors. However, the panacea is very difficult to obtain. It requires obtaining both of the two rarest tokens - Steve McQueen and Hector, or the two rarest special tokens from special environmental scans - the ID badges of Gregory House and James Wilson.
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