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The last major piece of evidence for this theory is part of a bread crumb side quest. Dhaos was the main villain in Phantasia and did rule a country for a time and came from the planet/meteor Derris-Kharlan. Martel, the head's side, was the spirit of the Tree of Mana at the end of Tales of Symphonia and appeared in Tales of Phantasia with the same tree.

According to Eizen, one side has the face of a goddess named Martel and the other the face of a ruler named Dhaos. They explored, looking for treasures and things of interest to haul back, and one of them was this coin. He explains that he and the crew found a land from a long-forgotten civilization on a journey across the sea, one whose technology is sometimes spoken of throughout the game in other situations. There is a skit in-game where other characters mention it's unusual and ask where he came across it. Eizen, a pirate, carries a coin he's tied to, but it isn't an ordinary coin. One of the first hints that the games are connected is a party member's item. Berseria, however, has plenty of lore linking it to the same world. Zestiria is more self-focused, taking place years ahead of Berseria and seemingly disconnected from Phantasia. This would make these games the largest set of connected Tales games. It should also be mentioned that Phantasia is all but confirmed as being a prequel or sequel, with some debate, to Tales of Symphonia. However, more recent games drop a lot of hints about them taking place in the same world.

It's not clear that Phantasia is meant to be part of the same world as Berseria and Zestiria, and since Phantasia was the first Tales game released, it obviously has no nods to other games.

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