Chirijiraden Chirijiraden is a recurring weapon in the Ivalice series . Appearances . " Final Fantasy XII " . The Chirijiraden is Reddas ' s main weapon . It has an Attack Power of 75 , Evade of 5 . The Chirijiraden is a Kora wielded by Reddas . The weapon may likely refer to Reddas ' s artwork , as the sword itself and the Ninja Knife do not appear to match the in - game weapons he wields . " Final Fantasy Tactics " . The Chirijiraden has an attack power of 25 with a weapon defense of 15 % . The katana ' s Iaido ability is called Raging Inferno , which deals non - elemental magick damage . It is the strongest katana , and could be the strongest weapon for team members with common classes . The weapon can only be obtained in the final floor of the Midlight ' s Deep with the Treasure Hunter ability , or in " The War of the Lions " version , obtained via Rendezvous . " Final Fantasy Tactics Advance " . Chirijiaden is the most powerful sword equipped by the Soldier , Warrior , and Dragoon job classes . It is obtained in Mission 091 : Challengers ? . It teaches no abilities and has an Attack power of 65 . " Final Fantasy Brave Exvius " . A sword endowed with the power of fire , and nicknamed the " fire - eater . " According to rumor the blade slept in the depths of an abyss until a recipe found in the underground libraries of another world revealed its manufacturing process . The samurai from that world were highly skilled in beckoning the spirits of weapons . This katana ' s spirit is a blue flame said to incinerate anything it touches . Ir provides ATK + 80 and Elemental Attack Fire . Non - " Final Fantasy " Appearances . " Rise of Mana " . The Chirijiraden appeared as part of the " Final Fantasy Tactics " collaboration . The weapon was a rare SR rank weapon and could only be obtained randomly through the in - game drawing system . A stronger SR + version called the True Chirijiraden could be obtained through upgrading . In addition , Cidolfus Orlandeau was shown wielding it . Etymology . The name , , is not the name of a specific blacksmith known for making katanas , but refers to various design crafting processes used in Japan to provide finishing touches to weapons and their sheathings . " Chiriji " refers to a specific finishing polishing process in the craft of lacquering " urushi " made wares , where gold dust and flakes are sprinkled onto a coat of wet " urushi " , before having a clear coat layer painted atop of the gold coat , and then polished to reveal the decorative layer . This made efficient use of precious metals in early antiquity in Japan , as the process of heavy mining was not readily accessible in the period . " Raden " refers to the craft of nacre , or mother of pearl , inlay and carvings , used for decorating various works , from accessories and weapons to jewelry , furniture , and architecture . While intricate designs can be carved of mother of pearl , the material can also be used to coat scabbards in a plain , yet effective , fashion . " Kazari " is a verb that denotes " made of " , or decorated . " Gijo - tachi " , or ceremonial and decorated swords used in the ranks of nobility from the Heian period , are also called " kazari - tachi " in modern times , and made the use of the aforementioned crafting skills for stunningly made works . " Tsurugi " describes double - edged swords of Japanese origin , and is a modern umbrella word to describe any sort of sword , regardless of design or make . The name ultimately refers to the weapon ' s grandiose treatment and adoration , regardless of who created the weapon . The Chirijiraden found in the " Tactics Advance " series appears to refer to the unearthed Sword of Goujian .