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Wendigo ( Final Fantasy V ) Wendigo , originally named Stalker , is a boss in " Final Fantasy V " . It guards one of the tablets needed for the Sealed Weapons . Before the battle , he makes fun of the group , claiming that they ' re just a bunch of girls . Battle . When the battle begins , the party will see four Wendigos . Only one of these is real ; the other three are copies . Attacking these copies will do nothing but it is impossible to know which version is the real Wendigo . Once hit he will switch with one of his copies , meaning the player has to start the whole process over again . Attacking them all at once will cause all four of them to counter with Frost , which is an Ice - elemental attack that can be deadly without preparation . Wendigo himself is not Ice - elemental , but absorbs Water and immune to Earth . Wendigo is the only enemy in " Final Fantasy V " that can teach the Blue Magic spell , Mind Blast , that does not appear in the Interdimensional Rift , so the player may wish to give everyone in the party the Learning ability to acquire the spell . Strategy . The best strategy is to have some Knights and Samurai constantly attack each one , until the party hits the real one . A White Mage should heal all the time , since Wendigo attacks rather quickly . Any armor that absorbs Ice attacks is useful . The Samurai ' s Zeninage command with the Ice Shield equipped to absorb Frost is an assured win , but costs a lot of gil . A Geomancer ' s Gaia technique will usually cast Wind Slash , and will deal damage to the real Wendigo while avoiding any Frost counter - attacks from the clones . An easy battle that takes a lot of preparation is to use is equipping someone with the Dance ability , a maxed out Chicken Knife , and Time command with the Quick ability learned on that character . It is optional to use Hastega and Slowga . With two or three of the items used to enhance the appearance of Sword Dance greatly helps ( Lamia ' s Tiara , Rainbow Dress , Red Slippers ) . With that character in the front row , Quick will delay Wendigo ' s turn and make Wendigo unable to switch with a copy when the right one is hit . Characters who guess which enemy is Wendigo with Sword Dance are in luck , as it practically guarantees 9999 damage even at mid 30s level s ; Wendigo only has 20 , 000 HP . Another alternate strategy , is the use of the Blue Magic Level 3 Flare . When cast , it should hit all of the copies , but not the real Wendigo ; because of this , Level 3 Flare can be used to determine which one is real , and then attack it . The downside of this is that the party will be repeatedly hit with Frost , which means the party will have to respond with Curaga or White Wind . Etymology . However , this boss ' s Japanese name is " Stalker " ; the reference to Wendigos was not intended by the original game .
Remiem Temple Remiem is an abandoned temple of Yevon on the south eastern side of the Calm Lands in " Final Fantasy X " . The path to the temple is located near the entrance to the Macalania Woods , but can only be accessed by riding a chocobo . It is the only remaining sign of a prewar city in the Calm Lands . No living people in Spira continue to visit the temple , and the only inhabitants are the unsent summoner Belgemine and the fayth of the aeon Magus Sisters . The temple is a large and ornate structure , which was once bustling , but became forgotten after Sin tore the earth asunder with the last of its strength while combating high summoner Gandof . Remiem Temple is surrounded by the same mountain range that Mt . Gagazet belongs to . Location . Remiem Temple is located in the southeast of the Calm Lands . Follow the uphill cliff towards the south on a chocobo and there will be a yellow chocobo feather there . Use it to drop down below and continue eastward to find the once secret location . Quests . Temple trials . There is no Cloister of Trials as is typical to the other Temples of Yevon . The temple itself is merely a large room with the entrance to the fayth at the far end . To receive the aeon , the player must complete three challenges : The player can then break the seal guarding the entrance to the Chamber of the Fayth with the items and obtain the Magus Sisters . In " Final Fantasy X - 2 " , the temple has been sealed off . The Moon Sigil . The player can continue to fight Belgemine ' s aeons ( Yojimbo , Anima , and the Magus Sisters will only appear if Yuna already has them ) . When all the aeons are defeated , Yuna can send Belgemine to the Farplane . After she is gone , Yuna will obtain the Moon Sigil for her Celestial Weapon , " Nirvana " . The Chocobo Challenge . The player rides a chocobo through the maze of platforms below the temple and has to reach the finish mark at the bottom before the opponent chocobo . The first time the player wins the challenge , they will get the Cloudy Mirror , which can be upgraded to the Celestial Mirror in Macalania Woods . The chocobo race can be run numerous times for additional prizes , but each prize can only be won once for a total of five prizes . The more chests that are touched , the better the prize . A good strategy for this is to try to obtain 5 chests , then work down , as it gets easier to obtain fewer chests every time . These prizes are : If one manages to open all six chests by increasing the chocobo ' s speed via hacking , the reward is only a Potion , just like when opening the same number of chests twice , or hitting at least one colored pole . Opening five or more treasure chests while still winning the race in the " Final Fantasy X HD Remaster " version earns the trophy Chocobo Master . This can be gained even by hitting poles . Musical themes . " Gloom " is the theme that plays when inside the temple . " Chocobo Jam " plays during the Chocobo Race .
Traitor Traitor , also known as Invitation , is a status effect in " Final Fantasy Tactics " . A Traitor leaves their party and joins the opposing party . The easiest way to achieve this is with the Orator ' s Entice or Tame . Other ways involve getting Dragons and Hydras into the party using the Dragonkin ' s Dragon Charm . When inflicted , the target ' s portrait will either display Guest if the target joins the player ' s party , or Enemy if they defect to the enemy ' s side . Guest targets can be recruited into the party permanently . The AI will never try to invite the player ' s units , even under Confusion , and even if Invite is the only option possible . Any number of units may be Invited during a battle . Etymology . The word " " may also be used to describe a person who betrays ( or is accused of betraying ) their own political party , nation , family , friends , ethnic group , team , religion , social class , or other group to which they may belong .
Aspidochelon ( Revenant Wings ) Aspidochelon is an enemy in " " . It is a Rank II Non - Elemental Melee Yarhi . It appears in a side mission at Gugoza Falls , being an ancient Great Tortoise whose embedded sword is the object of the party ' s desire . The Aspidochelon will not actually seek the party out and attack ; rather , it moves back and forth up the waterfall path , relying on groups of other enemies to shield it . When confronted , the Aspidochelon will put up a tough defense , but its attacking capabilities are next to nothing . Its ability , Shelter , raises its own Defense .
King of Baron The King of Baron is a character from " Final Fantasy IV " . Story . " Final Fantasy IV " . The King of Baron once found an infant under a tree outside Baron . As the infant reminded him of Cecilia , he named him Cecil , and raised Cecil to be a Dark Knight . He wanted Kain to be raised likewise , but he wanted to follow in his father ' s footsteps to become a Dragoon . The King promoted Cecil the captain of the Red Wings due to his fealty to the Crown . One day , Cagnazzo , the Archfiend of Water , secretly killed the king and replaced him as an impostor . While impersonating the King , Cagnazzo orders Cecil to travel to Mysidia to retrieve the Crystal of Water , and then later to deliver a package to Mist , which turns out to be a ring of bombs to destroy the town . Once Cagnazzo is defeated , Cecil meets the true king , who reveals himself to be the Dark Knight , Odin . If Rydia has gone to the Feymarch , he will test her by battling her . If Rydia and the party win , Odin will answer her summons . The King of Baron is the Eidolon Odin whom Cecil summons to assist him in battle against Ceodore , Rosa , Kain , Edward and Cid , but Odin comes to his senses and acknowledges the party , and turns on Cecil .
Leblanc ( boss ) Leblanc is a boss in " Final Fantasy X - 2 " . She is fought three times throughout the game . Twice with Logos and Ormi , and once on her own . Battle Strategies . First Encounter . Yuna is forced to switch to the Songstress dressphere and use Darkness Dance the whole battle . While Leblanc has Darkness on her , she will almost never hit with physical attacks . She can still use Thunder , which is fairly strong . Rikku and Paine should hit her with regular attacks and if she hits someone with Thunder too much , they can heal with Potions . Second Encounter . Leblanc hasn ' t gotten much stronger , but this battle is harder because Logos and Ormi are with her . It ' s good to still have a Songstress , because Darkness still affects them all . The other two party members should focus their attacks on Leblanc while the Songstress dances . Leblanc should be taken down first , because her attacks can hit the entire party . Third Encounter . This is the final time the Gullwings have to fight Leblanc . Once again , she is with Logos and Ormi . She is stronger since the last time she was fought . This time , the party should to take down Logos first , since he has the least amount of health and Russian Roulette , which can inflict any status ailment . If all three members are alive , they may use the No Love Lost combo , which deals heavy damage . The player can use Grenades ( preferably not Budget Grenades ) , which can do about 300 damage to each member of the syndicate , which is about 1 / 4 of her HP . It is better to use them quickly , because they will use Not - So - Mighty - Guard , which will reduce the damage done .
Water Spirit Water Spirit is one of the elemental spirits callable by Summoners in " Final Fantasy XI " . It can be learned at level 1 from a Water Spirit Pact , which can be obtained from the bodies of many defeated Tonberry Summoners , or bought from the Auction House if sold by other players . The Summoner has no direct control over Water Spirit ' s spellcasting . Spellcasting behavior . Water Spirit is more likely to use powerful spells in rainy weather or on Watersday . The delay between its spells can be reduced by having higher Summoning Magic skill , wearing Summoner ' s Spats , or summoning the spirit in its matching day and / or weather .
Arylon Arylon is a minor non - player character from the original " Final Fantasy " . She is a Dancer that wanders around the town of Cornelia near the fountain in Cornelia at the center of town . Cornelia ' s chancellor mentions that the Dancing Girl in town knows many strange things . Arylon , the dancing girl , is quite helpful at the beginning of the game . Interestingly , she mentions that she has no time for a dance , but will then tell the Warriors of Light something else that will help them in their quest to restore the crystals . She will help guide them by giving information on what to do next . She is only given a name in the North American release on the NES . In the remakes of " Final Fantasy " , she is nameless .
Ravager ( Final Fantasy XIII ) Ravager is a paradigm role in " Final Fantasy XIII " whose main function is to increase the foe ' s chain gauge so that inflicted damage is increased . The role is symbolized by the initials RAV and the color blue . Profile . Computer - controlled Ravagers attack the same target as the player . If the player controls a Ravager and there are computer - controlled Commando ( s ) , usually one Commando will attack the player ' s target . Merely being in the Ravager role boosts the person ' s chain gauge bonus and the benefits extend to other party members to a lesser degree . The amount of bonus depends on the Ravager ' s role level . This bonus applies to all abilities that can increase the chain gauge and is cumulative with the bonus from other Ravagers . However , without support attack from the other roles , the target ' s chain gauge will restore too quickly to effectively fill it . The Ravager ' s command abilities mainly consist of offensive elemental spells , making them similar to Black Mages . Some Ravagers learn elemental physical attacks ( " strikes " ) , similar to a weaker version of Mystic Knight . While elemental spells of fire , ice , lightning , water and air are all present in their traditional three - tiers ( normal , - " ra " , - " ga " ) , the Ravager is unable to deal earth - elemental damage because Quake is a Technique . Ravager is a primary role for Lightning , Snow , Vanille , Sazh and Hope , and a secondary role for Fang . The player will earn the achievement Ravager ' s Seal by learning all the abilities and reaching level 5 for the Ravager role of a single character . This can only be achieved after defeating the final boss to unlock Stage 10 of the Crystarium . Role levels . The Crystarium Levels when each character can advance in role level . The Ravager ' s role bonus adds a fixed value to the base amount each ability increases the chain gauge , and the bonus extends to other party members . If the party has more than one Ravager the Ravagers get both their personal bonus for being a Ravager , plus the party Ravager bonuses from the other Ravager ( s ) . The role bonus is not contributed if the party member is incapacitated , and during summoning an Eidolon , only the party leader ' s role bonuses count . Abilities . Other abilities . If hacked , Hand Grenade and the Potion ability are fully functional and works as intended . Hand Grenade and Potion can manually be selected from the Abilities command . Other appearances . " Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade " . The characters use their Ravager abilities in " Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade " .
Paine ( boss ) Paine is fought as a boss in " Final Fantasy X - 2 " . When the player has obtained all of the Crimson Sphere s they gain access to the Den of Woe where Shuyin ' s emotions preserved in the pyreflies will overwhelm the party and cause them to attack each other . Paine is the second out of the five opponents faced in the Den , after Rikku . Battle . Paine ' s only attack is to slice Yuna with her sword . It causes more damage than Rikku ' s attacks , but with high HP and Defense the player should be able to weather all of her attacks without suffering much damage . The player may want to steal from Paine before defeating her .
Strato Avis Strato Avis , also known as Stratoavis , is a recurring enemy in the series . Appearances . " Final Fantasy IV " . Strato Avis is an enemy fought at the Lunar Ruins , exclusive to the Game Boy Advance and later remakes of the game . It attacks with strong physical attacks , but is otherwise not a threat . It can very seldomly drop the powerful Chocobo Suit armor , as well as the valuable Silver Apple . " " . Strato Avis returns as a boss fought at the start of the game with Cecil , Rosa , and Cid , alongside three Cockatrices . It will always attack twice then follow up with a Tornado spell , making it a moderately dangerous boss to fight at the start of the game . " Final Fantasy X " . Stratoavis is an enemy fought at the Monster Arena as part of the Area Conquest section after capturing one of each fiend in Besaid . It is the weakest of the Area Conquest monsters , but is still dangerous to an underprepared party . It will mostly attack with a physical attack , but can also charge up to attack the entire party with Paean of the Heavens .
Ruby Dragon ( Final Fantasy VIII ) Ruby Dragon is an enemy and a boss in " Final Fantasy VIII " . Squall and the party must fight two Ruby Dragons if they are to retrieve the Guardian Force Bahamut in the Deep Sea Research Center . Ruby Dragons are also fought as random encounter s in Centra forest s near Edea ' s Orphanage and on Island Closest to Hell and Ultimecia Castle . A Ruby Dragon is fought during a particular Laguna dream sequence . While shooting a movie at Vienne Mountains ( with Laguna as the protagonist ) , a Ruby Dragon wanders onto the set in place of Kiros in a dragon suit . Both Laguna and the director mistake the dragon for Kiros , remarking how realistic the " costume " is . Upon realizing the dragon is real the director flees , leaving Laguna to fend it off with a gunblade before fleeing himself , only to encounter , battle and defeat it alongside Kiros a minute later . The player can have Ward Zabac in this scene only if they don ' t read the Timber Maniacs magazine in Shumi Village in Squall ' s time before the dream takes place . Battle . Devouring a Ruby Dragon permanently raises the character ' s HP by 10 . Ruby Dragons are known to be easier with only two party members , as then they don ' t use their devastating Breath attack , a non - elemental physical - based attack whose damage can be halved with Protect and defended against by junctioning a high - level spell in Vitality , such as Meltdown . Ruby Dragon will only use Breath if all three party members are alive . This also applies to Meteor and Firaga . So if there is at least one KO ' d character , the dragon will only cast Fira and Aero . It will cast Reflect on itself if one of the party members is also reflected . High - level Ruby Dragons are valuable for as two potent spells can be drawn from them : Flare and Meteor . Strategy . Ruby Dragon is susceptible to Sleep , which can be exploited . Having Sleep junctioned to Status Attack is useful . Irvine is handy to have around against a sleeping Ruby Dragon , as his Limit Break , Shot , doesn ' t count as a physical attack , and thus will not wake it up . Demi is another good move to use while it ' s sleeping . Ruby Dragon can also be defeated instantly with Quistis ' s Degenerator or Selphie ' s Rapture and The End Slots spells . A leveled up Diablos is also effective . After acquiring the Tonberry GF in Centra Ruins its LV UP ability can augment Ruby Dragon enough for it to have Flare and Meteor in the draw list . It is advised to have high Magic ( above 100 ) to successfully draw 9x Flare and Meteor per command . Other appearances . " Pictlogica Final Fantasy " . Ruby Dragon from " Final Fantasy VIII " appears as an enemy in " Pictlogica Final Fantasy " . " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " . Ruby Dragon from " Final Fantasy VIII " appears as an enemy in " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " . " Triple Triad " . Ruby Dragon appears on a Triple Triad card in the version available via " Final Fantasy Portal App " with different values than in its " Final Fantasy VIII " card . Etymology . In this instance , the word ruby refers to the dragon ' s color .
Blitz Ace Blitz Ace ( or ) is Tidus ' s strongest Overdrive from the Swordplay command debuting in " Final Fantasy X " . It starts with eight consecutive slashes to a single target , somewhat similar to Cloud Strife ' s Omnislash and Squall Leonhart ' s Lion Heart , and finishes with Tidus kicking a blitzball , which explodes on contact with the opponent . Appearances . " Final Fantasy X " . Tidus can use Blitz Ace after he executes 80 Overdrives . Tidus charges and then leaps at one enemy in slow - motion . He executes eight sword attacks on the enemy , plants his sword in the ground and leaps into the air , using the hilt of the planted sword as leverage . One of the female party members throws a blitzball to him , and the Overdrive meter appears . Whoever throws the ball is determined by affection mechanics . If the meter is stopped , Tidus kicks the ball at the enemy , which explodes on contact . If the meter is not stopped , Tidus misses the kick and falls to the ground . If the Overdrive is performed underwater , Tidus will simply swim away and kick the ball . " Final Fantasy X - 2 " . In the and " HD Remaster " versions of the game , Tidus can be fought in the Fiend Arena and will use Blitz Ace against the party . When Tidus is recruited into the team , the game ' s A . I . will randomly choose him to perform Blitz Ace . The final boss , Shuyin , uses a similar move called " Terror of Zanarkand " . Though not a true appearance of the ability , there is an allusion to it . is an auto - ability exclusive to shield . When defending for a certain amount of time , Lightning is buffed with Bravery and Faith . " Dissidia Final Fantasy " . Blitz Ace is Tidus ' s EX Burst . Tidus starts the attack with its usual sword combo , but since he is alone , instead of someone throwing the blitzball to him , he hurls it in a manner that it rebounds off the opponent and into the air towards him as it becomes enveloped in energy . As he starts an overhead kick , the player must stop a moving cursor as close to the center of Tidus ' s Overdrive meter as they can . The closer they are to the center , the more Bravery damage Tidus does as he launches the blitzball at the opponent with the bicycle kick shot , consuming them in an explosion of light that deals HP damage . " Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy " . Blitz Ace returns serving as Tidus ' s EX Burst with unchanged effects . " Theatrhythm Final Fantasy " . Blitz Ace is Tidus ' s exclusive skill , learned at Level 40 . During BMS , whenever a boss - type enemy enters Blitz Ace activates automatically to inflict damage based on Tidus ' s Strength and Agility . " Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call " . Blitz Ace returns as an exclusive skill for Tidus . It effects are unchanged . " Final Fantasy Explorers " . The Blitz Ace can be used by Tidus as part of a Crystal Drive attack . " Final Fantasy Trading Card Game " . Tidus ' s " Dissidia " art card can use Blitz Ace for a cost of two Water CP and discarding another Tidus card . Blitz Ace grants Tidus Brave until the end of the turn , and the turn Blitz Ace is used he can attack an amount of times equal to the damage the player has received .
Ancient Ruins The Ancient Ruins is a location in " Final Fantasy III " situated west of Saronia . It is of Ancient origin and is the resting spot of the airship " Invincible " . Story . After waking up Unei at her shrine , the Warriors of Light head to the Ancient Ruins , where the airship " Invincible " can be found . Only with the help of Unei ' s powerful sorcery , the Warriors are able to make way into the depths of the ruins , and discover the Ancients ' greatest airship . Shops . Shop s and an inn can be found beyond the second door found on B1 . The inn charges 200 gil . Musical themes . " Dungeon " is the background music that plays inside the Ancient Ruins .
Urok ( Final Fantasy VI ) The Urok , also known as Crawly , is an enemy in " Final Fantasy VI " . Battle . Their special attack , Digestive Fluid , inflicts Sap , but otherwise they are very weak and easy to kill . Locke can rarely steal Remedies from them , items which cannot be bought at the point in the game Uroks are fought . AI script . Attack Turns : 1st Turn : Attack ( 66 % ) or Nothing ( 33 % ) 2nd Turn : Digestive Fluid ( 33 % ) or Attack ( 33 % ) or Nothing ( 33 % )