In Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth (FF7 Rebirth), you can miss items, events, and minigames, but you can revisit them later using Chapter Selection. Explore all the missables, from items, events, to side quests, and learn how to return to previous chapters to obtain them in this guide.

Are There Missables in FF7 Rebirth?

You Can Miss Items in FF7 Rebirth

Chapters with places that you will no longer be able to visit again will all have items, armors, weapons, materia, and even accessories that can become missable.

For example, the main scenario of Chapter 5 takes place inside a ferry. While the ferry will still be available in the overworld after this chapter, you will no longer be able to visit its interior, making all of its chests and drops missable.

Use Chapter Selection to Revisit Missed Items and Events

One way to obtain all the items you missed from previous chapters is by using the Chapter Selection feature. This feature enables you to revisit previous chapters while retaining all your progress, including your level, items, and skills.

To unlock this feature, you must complete all the main story chapters, which will also unlock Hard Mode afterward.

Missable Items, Events, and Quests

Relationship Interactions

There's also a chance that you can miss some special interactions in certain chapters. For example, if you choose to exit the area after the boss battle in Chapter 6, you can easily miss some of the post-battle interactions available.

These interactions can help deepen your relationship with these characters, so try not to miss them, especially if you're aiming to romance them.

Romance and Relationship Guide

Side Quests

Each region will feature a certain number of side quests that you can do before moving onto the next chapter. Be sure to check the community board for any available jobs and side quests to undertake before moving on.

If you have any unfinished or unaccepted quests after progressing the story, you won't be able to get back to them until the option to return to their region becomes available, like the Chocobo Carriage.

List of All Side Quests and Rewards

Dates and Hangouts

Intimate moments with your party members, especially the one you chose to romance, are also missable. Be sure to check in with your teammates regularly and seize every opportunity to hang out with them.

Moments like the Gondola Ride at the Skywheel Square with your chosen romantic partner is an example of this missable event.

How to Get the Gondola Ticket

Chapter Location Items

As mentioned above, chapters with exclusive locations can contain missable items. If this is your first time playing, make sure to explore all sections to avoid missing any rare items along the way. Simply by exploring everything, you can get rare weapons, materia, accessories, and armor.

This also applies to chapters where you control other characters, such as in Chapter 7, where you play as Yuffie. Since this scenario takes place on the other side of the map with areas only accessible to her using her grappling hook, you won't be able to access it with Cloud later on.

Walkthrough and List of Chapters

Certain Minigames are Missable

There are also mini-games tied to each chapter that become unavailable once the chapter concludes. For example, in Chapter 4, you can miss two trophies if you choose not to find all your patrols and if you score below 100,000 during the Junon Inauguration Parade minigame. If you want to retry this minigame, you can either reload a save file, if you have one available, or repeat the whole chapter via Chapter Selection.

Make sure to retry these games if you're aiming to achieve high scores and if you're trying to unlock trophies as well.

List of All Available Minigames and Locations

Returnable and Modifiable Events

Revisit Regions

You can return to a region you have previously visited after you've unlocked the mode of transportation that enables you to do so. A good example of this is the Chocobo Carriage which can take you from Junon to the Grasslands and back.

Interactive Map and All Regions

Change the Difficulty

You can change the game's difficulty at any time by going to the System options in the main menu. You can find it under Gameplay Settings. Upon completing the game, Hard Mode will be unlocked and available for you to select.

Difficulty Settings Guide

Reset Character Folios

If you feel like rebuilding your characters or if you accidentally spent SP on the wrong node, you can reset your Character Folio points and start over. This will not cost any gil or resources and can be done at any given time.

Character Folio Guide

Summon Battles and Difficulty

As you visit each region, the Summon it is home to will be unlocked and available to challenge anytime, anywhere. Simply speak to Chadley to enter a Combat Simulation against a Summon. Defeating it will unlock its Summon Materia.

Divine Intel is part of a region's World Intel and contains data about that region's Summon. Acquiring it will enable you to decrease the difficulty of that Summon's challenge, allowing you to acquire it much easier.

All Summons and How to Get Them

FF7 Rebirth Related Guides

FF7 Rebirth Complete Guide

All FF7 Rebirth Guides

FF7 Rebirth Guides
Story Walkthrough	Bosses
Side Quests	Queen's Blood
Minigames	Characters
Romance	World Intel
Materia	Weapons
Armor	Accessories
Limit Breaks	Folio Skill Tree
Chocobos	Maps and Locations
Combat Simulator	Crafting Materials
Enemies	News and Game Info
Demo Walkthrough

Beginner's Guide and Getting Started

Guides for Getting Started
Beginner's Guide	Best Gameplay Settings
Difficulty Setting Differences	Should You Watch The Story So Far?
How to Claim Bonuses	How to Skip Chapter 1
Trophy List and Guide	List of Controls

Gameplay System Tips and Tricks

Gameplay Tips and Tricks
Combat System Explained	Battle Icons and Status Effects Explained
Active and Classic Combat Style Differences	First Strike Explained
How to Restore HP and MP	How to Change Your Party
How to Pressure and Stagger Enemies	How to Fill the ATB Gauge
How to Attack Flying Enemies	How to Counter and Parry Attacks
How to Dash (Run)	How to Use Terrain Actions
How to Run Away (Fleeing)	Chocobo Customization Guide
How to Fix Insert Data Disc Bug	How to Fast Travel Across Regions
All Beach Outfits and Which to Choose	How to Go Down Ladders Fast
Steal List & Guide: Best Items to Steal	Morph List & Guide: Best Items to Morph
What to Spend GP On and All Gold Saucer Items	Missable Items, Events, and Quests
Weapon Upgrades Explained	How to Get Unbound
How to Take Photos in Photo Mode	All Synergy Abilities and How to Use
How to Save the Game and Delete Save Files	Shinra Boxes Explained
Weapon Abilities Explained	How to Lock On to Enemies
How to Farm GP	-

Character Stat Guides

Character Stats Guides
Character Stats Explained	What Does Attack Do?
What Does Defense Do?	What Does Magic Do?
What Does Magic Defense Do?	What Does Magic Attack Do?
What Does Strength Do?	What Does Spirit Do?
What Does Vitality Do?	What Does Speed Do?
What Does Luck Do?	-

Mount Guides

Mount Guides
All Mounts and How to Unlock	How to Get the Buggy
How to Get the Tiny Bronco	How to Get the Wheelie (Segway)

Farming Guides

Farming Guides
Gil Farming Guide - How to Farm Gil (Money) Fast	AP Farming Guide - How to Farm AP Fast
EXP Farming Guide - How to Level Up Fast	How to Increase Party Level and Rewards
Moogle Medal Farming Guide	SP Farming Guide - How to Farm SP Fast

Post-Game Guides

Post-Game Guides
Chapter Select and New Game Plus Explained	Post-Game Content and How to Get 100% Clear
Hard Mode Difficulty Guide	List of All Manuscripts Guide
All Johnny's Treasure Trove Locations	How to Recover MP in Hard Mode

Story Guides

Story Guides
How to Escape the Depths	How to Get Into the Crow's Nest
How to Get the Gondola Ticket	How to Wake Up the Dead Businessmen
Should You Pay 2,000 Gil to the Bandits?	Swindling Seminar Solution
Which Direction Should You Set the Minecart?	World Intel Guide and Rewards
Which Direction Should You Set the Minecart?	All Pirate Relic Locations
Which Gift to Choose for Aerith?	How to Unlock the Elevator with Yuffie
Point of No Return	-