Yoshitsune

Restores NES coloration for many NPCs, both generic and named.

Restores the Famicom/NES version's "invisible woman" in Cornelia Castle, in either visible or invisible versions.

Gives the four main party members (Firion, Maria, Guy, and Leon) FF Record Keeper-style sprites inspired by their appearance in the opening FMV of the PlayStation version.

Changes the Excalibur to the Amano design version of Braveheart (as seen in key art and Dissidia).

A mod that puts the characters from the DS remake - Luneth, Arc, Refia, and Ingus - into the Pixel Remaster as 2D sprites.

Restores low-level White Magic command for Ranger and Dark Knight (including versions to either replace existing abilities or give in addition to existing abilities).

Restores visuals from the original Famicom version to the Pixel Remaster.

Restores the original Famicom battle positioning setup, with the party in a vertical line with a front and back row.

The font from the Chaos Rush English translation of FFIII for the Pixel Remaster.

Restores party battle positions to their original, 8-bit equivalents.

Font pack that includes the original FF1 NES pixel font under "Classic" and a modern, high-resolution font similar to that used for the PSP rerelease for "Modernized."

Replaces the Pixel Remaster text with the script and text of the NES version, and revises some of the post-NES text to be in line with it.

Removes menu music, instead continuing whatever other background music was already playing.

Restores the original Beholder graphics and name for the Evil Eye and Death Eye enemies.

Restores visuals from the 8-bit MSX release of Final Fantasy to the Pixel Remaster version, and attempts to MSX-ize Pixel Remaster additions that didn't exist in the original.

This mod restores enemy sprites to their darker, less bright, taller FF Origins (PlayStation) versions, including Bestiary sprites.

Restores and clarifies D&D terminology to the Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster.

A mod to give the battle with Omega suitably intimidating boss battle music, as opposed to the regular FFV battle theme he currently gets.

This mod is an attempt to regularize the terminology used in the Final Fantasy VI Pixel Remaster to make the evolution of the series more clear to players, with preference for terminology used in official translations that makes that evolution as clear as possible while keeping ambiguity to a minimum.

This mod aims to restore the content first introduced in Final Fantasy I+II: Dawn of Souls (a.k.a. Soul of Chaos for FFI) and Final Fantasy: 20th Anniversary Collection. Currently it adds items, weapons, armor, and enemies from those versions of the game into the Pixel Remaster, but hopefully the full bonus dungeons will follow.