The Lost Continent is the northernmost continent on the world map of Gaia in Final Fantasy IX. Characterized by a cold climate and soaring mountains, the Lost Continent's settlements are few, with the only village being Esto Gaza, a holy town pilgrims visit. Mount Gulug and the Fire Shrine are volcanic areas, and are the only other locations on the mainland. The Mitmakis Ice Field is the name given to the hills of snow surrounding these three locations. The Lost Continent is accessible by beach along its southern edge. The Shimmering Island lies to the south.
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| - The Lost Continent is the northernmost continent on the world map of Gaia in Final Fantasy IX. Characterized by a cold climate and soaring mountains, the Lost Continent's settlements are few, with the only village being Esto Gaza, a holy town pilgrims visit. Mount Gulug and the Fire Shrine are volcanic areas, and are the only other locations on the mainland. The Mitmakis Ice Field is the name given to the hills of snow surrounding these three locations. The Lost Continent is accessible by beach along its southern edge. The Shimmering Island lies to the south.
- (The) Lost Continent is a 1951 B-Movie produced by Robert Lippert, starring Cesar Romero and Hugh Beaumont. Starting out as a fairly straight-forward, Cold War era military film, it quickly switches into a "lost in the jungle" romp, then segues into an interminable "rock climbing" sequence before ultimately transmogrifying into a dinosaur film. Um, better get a move on, quick: the entire island is beginning to break up! And so the survivors pile into a tiny rowboat and watch from the ocean as the island explodes like an atom bomb. Fin.
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| - (The) Lost Continent is a 1951 B-Movie produced by Robert Lippert, starring Cesar Romero and Hugh Beaumont. Starting out as a fairly straight-forward, Cold War era military film, it quickly switches into a "lost in the jungle" romp, then segues into an interminable "rock climbing" sequence before ultimately transmogrifying into a dinosaur film. Scientists and military men are testing the guidance systems of an experimental atomic rocket; said guidance systems fail and the rocket vanishes somewhere in the South Pacific. An expedition, led by one Major Joe Nolan and including the project's three key scientists, is dispatched to retrieve it before the Russians can get their hands on it. Whilst scouting for an island or such that the rocket could have crashed on, their plane's engines abruptly fail, dumping them onto a familiar-looking tropical island. The island natives speak of "smoke and flame, burning from sky", clearly referring to the rocket which crashed on the top of the island's plateau, causing no small amount of geological turmoil (hold that thought). The expedition slowly -- and I mean slowly -- makes its way to the top of the mountain, and drags the hapless audience along for the ride. Once at the top, they find... an exact duplicate of the jungle set at the mountain base. Except, as one scientist points out, this jungle is flowered by long-extinct plant life. And not just plants; we soon encounter much prehistoric animal life as well. The cast wastes spends much time running from dinosaurs and wandering through the foliage before finally stumbling upon the missing rocket. Examining its guidance computer will help the scientists correct the problem, and so exit stage down. Um, better get a move on, quick: the entire island is beginning to break up! And so the survivors pile into a tiny rowboat and watch from the ocean as the island explodes like an atom bomb. Fin. Robert Lippert was also an uncredited producer for the 1958 classic The Fly. For the Mystery Science Theater 3000 version, please go to the episode recap page.
- The Lost Continent is the northernmost continent on the world map of Gaia in Final Fantasy IX. Characterized by a cold climate and soaring mountains, the Lost Continent's settlements are few, with the only village being Esto Gaza, a holy town pilgrims visit. Mount Gulug and the Fire Shrine are volcanic areas, and are the only other locations on the mainland. The Mitmakis Ice Field is the name given to the hills of snow surrounding these three locations. The Lost Continent is accessible by beach along its southern edge. The Shimmering Island lies to the south.
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