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Valendia ( Vagrant Story ) Valendia ( バレンディア王国 , " Barendia Ōkoku " lit . Valendian Kingdom ) is a kingdom in " Vagrant Story " . It is a city - state founded 1 , 500 years Before Graylands Incident ( BGI ) by King Nalzarc the First . History . For 1 , 200 years , the House Nalzarc continued to rule the kingdom peacefully , until the power shifts to the Regency of Gurunas . Under the regency , Valendia suffered as corrupt politicians of House Gurunas squandered over resources and practiced cronyism and nepotism . Other noble houses could only watch helplessly as corruption and misery spread across the kingdom , wishing that rule be returned to House Nalzarc . 36 years BGI , the noble houses banded together , sparking the Valendian Civil War . It is during this war that House Bardorba rose to prominence for helping House Nalzarc and the other noble houses win against House Gurunas two years into the war . The government then shifts from despotic monarchy to constitutional monarchy , with the Valendian National Council , or Parliament , formed to assist the King . Valendia was known as the New Valendian Kingdom . House Bardorba became a strong and influential voice in the rulings of the Parliament . The kingdom ' s capital city is Valnain , an elegant Parisian city where the King ' s Palace , the Parliament building and the Valendia Knights of the Peace , or VKP , headquarters are located . List of Locations . There are three prominent locations within the game .
Bicocette ( Final Fantasy X - 2 ) The Bicocette is an enemy from " Final Fantasy X - 2 " . It does not have a weakness and its Defense stat is very high . However , it has low HP and Magic Defense , so magic is the best option . Creature Creator . Fiend Tale . In the Fiend Tale endings , one notable Bicocette was created from the spirit of bandit who was betrayed by his associates while claiming to know how to use the Doom spell . However , upon mastering the Doom spell , the Bicocette ' s intent to scare his killers ended up being plain murder to his horror before finding himself attack by the Doom specter .
Captain ( Final Fantasy IV ) Captain , also known as General , is an enemy in " Final Fantasy IV " . It leads a band of two Baron Warriors to attack Fabul Castle . The Captain will flee once the Baron Warriors die , so it is advised to kill it first to earn more EXP .
Stone Vigil The Stone Vigil is a dungeon in " " . It is an Ishgardian fortress that was captured by the Dravanian Horde . It is accessed through the Main Scenario . Duties . Stone Vigil . The player , Alphinaud , and Cid nan Garlond eventually gain permission by Ishgard authorities to investigate this fort in order to salvage Cid ' s airship , the " Enterprise " , for use in confronting the primal Garuda . This task requires fighting through a garrison of Dravanian soldiers . At the end , they discover the airship behind a sleeping dragon . Unfortunately , the Ascian Lahabrea wakes it up in an attempt to hinder their plans . The first boss is fairly straightforward , although like the rest of the dragons he hits extremely hard and his Area of Effect attacks lack the AoE indicator lines that appear in most fights . The Wyvern that repeatedly surprises the player throughout the dungeon is fought as the second boss , Koschei . In addition to tornadoes that must be avoided , players must be mindful of the ice dragon outside , which should be shot down with cannons before it can breathe on the entire arena . This ice dragon , Isgebind is the last boss fought in the dungeon , and though it also lacks the AoE indicators , its attacks are fairly intuitive . Stone Vigil ( Hard ) . A hard mode version of this dungeon was introduced in Patch 2 . 3 . Having finally mustered his forces to make a move , Lord Drillemont is ready to retake the Stone Vigil from the Dravanian Horde . To improve the chances of success , he requests the player assist him as a vanguard for the Ishgardian Knights due to the prior escapade to retrieve the " Enterprise " . The players must wade through both dragons and their Harrier allies as they clear the path for House Durendaire . The first boss , Gorynich , is similar to Chudo Yudo , but he is assisted by Vigil Heirs that will empower him if they are killed near him . The second boss , Cuca Fera , is an armored turtle dragon . Rather than engaging it directly , players will provide artillery support by using Bertha cannons in four corners of the room while knights of House Durendaire engage the beast in melee . The cannons must be used both to stun Cuca Fera ' s ground slam attack and clear away enemy reinforcements . However , players must be careful to not fire at the boss while it has a defensive stance ( glowing red ) as the cannon shots will ricochet back onto the players . The last boss is Giruveganaus . This hulking dragon has a unique combat strategy : rather than engaging via standard enmity mechanics , it will instead use randomized attacks on nearby party members that must be watched carefully to avoid . Many of its attacks will inflict the Infirmity condition , which reduces the effect of healing magic and cannot be removed with Esuna / Leeches . Once its health is lowered by 50 % , a second Giruveganaus will appear in the northeast corner of the room . Both Giraveganaus must be defeated to complete the duty .
Grenade Bomb Grenade Bomb is a recurring ability in the series . Appearances . " Final Fantasy VII " . Grenade Bomb is a Limit Level 2 ability for Barret , obtained after killing 80 enemies while in Limit Level 1 . It inflicts non - elemental damage to all enemies equal to 3⁄ times normal damage if there is only a single target , less if there are more enemies . " Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy " . Grenade Bomb is a ground physical Bravery attack for Laguna , obtained at the start of the game . It requires 30 CP to equip ( 15 when mastered ) , 90 AP to master , and has Ranged Low priority . Laguna tosses a grenade that explodes on contact , and Can tap up to two additional times to boost distance .
Gorgyra Gorgyra is an Undying Cie ' th , originally a warrior serving the goddess Etro ( and possibly a Guardian of Paddra Nsu - Yeul ) . She blamed herself for allowing the seeress to fall into danger , and a fal ' Cie took advantage of her penitent request to be given the fate of Cie ' th ; transforming her and cursing her with a torment of " black flames " . She is a sidequest target in " Final Fantasy XIII - 2 " and defeating her grants the party a Gorgyra shard and 500 CP . Unlike the other tasks in the Crimson Memories category , this requires a fair amount of combat prowess ; i . e . it will likely remain incomplete on the first time through Yaschas Massif - 010 AF - . " There was once a female warrior of Paddra , bound to serve the goddess , who was tricked by an enemy and almost caused the seeress to be killed . Now , the seeress loved the warrior like a sister , and she forgave the mistake . But the warrior did not , and as penance she asked the fal ' Cie to turn her into a Cie ' th . " Datalog . " When the warrior finished her prayer to the fal ' Cie , an ominous voice rang through her head . ' I have heard your plea . You shall lose your five senses , be plunged into black flames , and wander the eternal darkness . Your words shall be a song of agony ; your screams a curse of death . And thus shall you remain , until a merciful one destroys your soul and frees you from your torment ' . " Battle . Gorgyra will use a plethora of status ailments , but is vulnerable to some of them herself . Gorgyra will cast Doom on the party once she is down to 1 / 4 health . Unlike in " Final Fantasy XIII " , the Doom counter will start lower , at 1000 on normal difficulty . Strategy . Before even attempting the battle with Gorgyra , it ' s recommended to have a decently leveled party at about 3 , 000 HP for Noel and 2 , 500 HP for Serah . It is also a good idea to equip accessories that provide immunities to ailments . Immunity from Fog is especially useful . Diversity ( COM / RAV / MED ) is almost a necessity , as player will need to be constantly healing the party and cast Esuna to deal with the countless waves of harm Gorgyra sends to the party . Since Gorgyra can have some ailments of her own inflicted , such as Deprotect and Deshell , a paradigm with a Saboteur in it would be a good route to take in lieu of Gorgyra ' s whopping HP stat of 848 , 000 . Aside from that , staple paradigms like Aggression ( COM / COM / RAV ) , Relentless Assault ( COM / RAV / RAV ) , or Tri - disaster ( RAV / RAV / RAV ) are good to take at certain points in the battle when stagger ing , and especially for a late push . After Gorgyra has cast Doom and the player feels unable to finish her off before running out of time , it ' s best to sacrifice the other human party member before the Doom timer ends ; upon reviving them the counter will be removed , and they can revive those that are inevitably knocked out by Doom .
Banish III Banish III is a recurring spell in the " Final Fantasy " series , appearing only in the online installments of the series . It is an upgraded version of the Banish spell . Appearances . " Final Fantasy XI " . Banish III is the third tier of the Light - based Banish spell in " Final Fantasy XI " . White Mages are able to learn the spell at level 65 by using a scroll obtained from a Lagoon Sahagin , purchased from a merchant , or bought from the player - stocked auction house . Banish III deals extra damage to undead , and may also lower an undead enemy ' s Defense . Casting Banish III with Afflatus Misery activate grants a damage bonus to the spell based on the most recent damage taken by the caster . The record of damage taken is reset upon use . " Final Fantasy XIV " . Banish III appears in " Final Fantasy XIV " as an enemy ability available to the Corrupted Sprite and Light Sprite enemies . The ability deals strong unaspected damage to all targets in the opposing party . In order to prevent the party from taking damage from the spell , the player must inflict stun on the enemy . In the Japanese version of the game , Banish III is called Banishga .
Left Foreleg ( Final Fantasy XIII - 2 ) The Left Foreleg is an enemy in " Final Fantasy XIII - 2 " . It is part of the Long Gui , and its HP must be depleted before the Long Gui itself can be taken down . Battle . The Left Foreleg , as with the Right Foreleg and Long Gui itself , is vulnerable to Thunder - based attacks . At times , the Long Gui may use its Left Foreleg to execute the Stomp technique , which deals large amounts of damage to all party members who are on the ground . Strategy . As with the Right Foreleg , when it comes to depleting the Left Foreleg ' s HP , the party need only use the Relentless Assault Paradigm ( COM / RAV / RAV ) . It is recommended that the party leader serve as the Commando ; one must use physical attacks to start filling the Left Foreleg ' s Chain Gauge , while Thunder - based attacks from the two Ravagers in the party will ensure that the rest of the Chain Gauge fills swiftly . The process of filling the Left Foreleg ' s Chain Gauge can be further hastened through the use of Tri - disaster ( RAV / RAV / RAV ) , but in the end , a combination of physical attacks and Thunder magic is all that is needed to conquer this mighty foe .
Killer Bee Killer Bee is a recurring enemy in the series . Appearances . " Final Fantasy III " . Killer Bee is an enemy fought around Castle Sasune , Canaan , and the Vikings ' Cove in the forest areas . It is a dangerous foe as it can inflict Poison with its regular attack , and often attacks in groups . " Final Fantasy V " . Killer Bee is an enemy fought around the Tycoon area . It is not a difficult foe to defeat . " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - " . Killer Bee is an enemy fought during Missions 9 - 2 - 4 , 9 - 2 - 5 , and 9 - 2 - 6 . They are dangerous foes as they can drain MP with its attack as well as hit hard with its Debilitating Buzz . " Final Fantasy X " . Killer Bee is an enemy fought at Kilika Woods . It is not a difficult foe to defeat , only attacking with a basic attack that can inflict the Poison status to one character . Killer Bees like other flying enemies have high evasion and thus must be dealt with either by using Wakka or magic . " Final Fantasy XV " . Killer Bee is an enemy fought in Duscae and many areas of Cleigne , as well as during the To Sting in Anger Hunt . It is a level 10 enemy with relatively low HP . Many other variants of it can be fought : " Final Fantasy Adventure " . Killer Bee is an enemy fought around Wendel . " Final Fantasy Dimensions " . Killer Bee is an enemy fought on the world map . " Triple Triad ( Portal App ) " . Killer Bee from " Final Fantasy X " appears on a Triple Triad card .
Final Fantasy XIII - Episode i - Final Fantasy XIII - Episode i - is an epilogue novella written by Jun Eishima , telling the events directly after the end of " Final Fantasy XIII " . Story . The story depicts Vanille and Fang continuing to watch over Lightning , Sazh , Snow , and Hope as they reunite with Serah and Dajh from within their crystal sleep . The remaining soldiers from PSICOM , the Guardian Corps and the Cavalry continue to evacuate survivors from Cocoon . It is revealed that although two - thirds of Cocoon survived destruction , one - third did not , mainly around the town of Bodhum ; but since it was empty at the time , the population was ironically " saved " by the Purge . Snow , Serah , and Lightning resolve to somehow make their own city on Gran Pulse , though Snow also wants to find a way to save Fang and Vanille . Sazh decides to help with the evacuation of survivors while looking after Dajh , while Hope resolves to help out in any way he can after learning his father is alive and well . Later , Lightning decides to go on her own journey to find a way to save Fang and Vanille . She believes the answer might be somewhere in an unexplored area of Gran Pulse , and that people may have managed to survive all the years after the War of Transgression . Without telling the others , Lightning runs off spurred by a strange feeling , with the belief that the fight is far from over . After Sazh and Dajh leave to help civilians , Hope leaves with a soldier to meet with his dad , who will be arriving on a supply plane in a few minutes . As Snow and Serah watch them leave , she tells him she wants to become a school teacher , and help Cocoon ' s children stand on their own feet . After calling for Lightning , Serah finds her nowhere in sight and starts to feel terribly worried and confused as tears begin rolling down her face . Elsewhere , Lightning has a dark sea spread out before her . She possibly sees monsters in the distance , but no plants or other signs of life . She finds herself in a world of darkness and silence without any sound or color . Lightning feels as though months and years are passing in an instant . Despite the fact her five senses are probably failing her , she continues to walk onward , as if she still has to look for something important . Lightning asks , " Where am I trying to go ? " , but does not get an answer , as her voice disappears into the darkness . Translation . One fan translation can be found here at - Dilly Dally , Shilly Shally - Lissar ' s Translations . An official translation was written and released alongside " Final Fantasy XIII - 2 " . It is contained within the " Pre - Order Pack " which was released as a pre - order bonus . In September 2012 , an audiobook adaptation of this novella was produced by TheLifestream . net , featuring voice acting by sound - alikes of the original cast .
Final Fantasy XIII merchandise This is a list of official Square Enix merchandise available for " Final Fantasy XIII " . For a generic list , see Merchandise . Games . Video Games released in all regions . Consoles . Special edition of the PlayStation 3 has been released to commemorate the game ' s release . Music . Several albums and singles have been released for " Final Fantasy XIII " . Sheet music . Several sheet music books have been published containing solo piano sheet music for the songs on the official soundtracks . Drama CDs . Two drama CDs dedicated to the retelling of " Final Fantasy XIII Episode Zero - Promise - " , the prologue to " Final Fantasy XIII " , have been released . Books . Ultimania series . The Ultimania series , published only in Japan , contain information about characters , locations , story , battle system , artwork , and interviews with staff and voice actors . " Final Fantasy XIII " Official Strategy Guides . " FINAL FANTASY® XIII - THE COMPLETE OFFICIAL GUIDE " - Published by Piggyback on 03 / 09 / 2009 simultaneously in the UK and the US . It has 260 pages . The Collector ' s Edition of this book is hardcovered .
Gigas Worm ( Final Fantasy IV ) Gigas Worm is a boss that appears exclusively in " Final Fantasy IV Advance " and " " . It guards Edward ' s weapon in the Cave of Trials . It uses strong physicals , and counters attacks with an attack of its own , so it can be difficult to defeat . Fortunately , if either Rosa or Porom are in the party for the fight , they can heal the party while the other party members attack . Alternatively , the player can bombard it with magic .
Omega ( Chocobo series ) Omega appears as a boss and card in the " Chocobo series " . Appearance . " Chocobo no Fushigi na Dungeon " . Omega appears as the last of the game ' s optional bosses , after Shinryu . It can be encountered on floor 99 . " Chocobo ' s Mysterious Dungeon 2 " . In " Chocobo ' s Mysterious Dungeon 2 " , Omega appears as an optional boss on floor 24 of the Secret Dungeon . Defeating Omega with a Bottle rewards Chocobo with the Omega Essence . Curiously , Omega is vulnerable to the Blood Suck ability that can be forged into a set of claws through the use of a Vampire Essence . Claws with this ability have a random chance of reducing a targeted enemy to 1 HP , making it easier to capture their essence . In " Final Fantasy Fables : Chocobo Tales " , Omega is one of the five Promo cards that can be obtained . In the Japanese and American versions , he must be downloaded from a download station . In the European version , the player simply has to enter the code Right , L , Y , Right , Down , Up on the " Download Pop - Up Card " screen . " " . Omega appears as the last boss on the book " Sky - Flying Twins " . He is fought only by Raffy and Chocobo because of Raffy ' s sister being brainwashed . References . In " Final Fantasy Fables : Chocobo ' s Dungeon " , in the optional dungeon Chocobo ' s Memories , the Omega Saddle along with the Ultima Talons can be obtained . Both items are considered the best equipment in the game .
Flan ( Final Fantasy XII ) The Flan is an amorph / flan - type enemy in the game " Final Fantasy XII " . Four Flans appear as a boss in the Garamsythe Waterway , and more Flans can be found in the Barheim Passage . Flans are weak against Fire , so Fire - based spells and attacks are most effective . They have a rare Caramel to be stolen .
Medicated Medicated is a status effect in " Final Fantasy XI " that is inflicted by using certain recovery and status boosting items . While in effect , the player cannot use any item that would inflict the Medicated status . The status can only be removed by waiting for its time to expire ; this time depends on the particular item that inflicted it and can range from five minutes to two hours . Thus , the status acts as a cooldown timer for the use of certain items . Note that the actual item effect is independent of Medicated status , never lasts nearly as long , and can be removed normally ; Medicated " is not in any sense a benefit " . Also note that if the player is logged out , the Medicated status duration timer is paused , exactly like any other status .
Kerwon Kerwon is a continent in Ivalice in " Final Fantasy XII " . It makes up the southern continent , and remains largely unexplored beyond its northern portion . Kerwon consists of three regions , namely Bancour , The Jagd Difohr and The Jagd Ramooda . The Giruvegan is located deep in the Feywood , South of The Golmore Jungle . The only big human settlement that is shown to be located in Kerwon is the center of the Kiltia faith at Mt Bur - Omisace , although the Archadian Empire has set up a magicite mine near Golmore Jungle .
Thief ( Final Fantasy ) The Thief is the swift and nimble fighter of the Warriors of Light in the original " Final Fantasy " . He is the " investment " character — he initially begins as weak ( though buffed in " " and subsequent remakes ) , but after completing the Citadel of Trials , Bahamut the Dragon King upgrades him to the rank of Ninja . Unlike most other games of the series , the Thief cannot steal in the original " Final Fantasy " , but is a valuable asset to the party for his ability to successfully run from battles . He had blue hair in the NES and MSX sprites , but now has a green bandana in the WSC revision and had kept the design . In the " " official novelization , the Thief ' s name is given as Sauber . He has long golden hair , holds the Wind Crystal and tends to keep the rest of the party grounded in reality with his realist attitude . Apparently a cynical worrier , in battles he tends to be a bit gung - ho and gets in a lot of conflict with Zest . Ninja . After the Thief upgrades to Ninja , he can equip all weapons but the Wizard Staff and Excalibur , all but nine pieces of armor , and can cast low - level Black Magic . In spite of the fact that he has the most drastic upgrade , he is still outclassed by a Knight in terms of offense and defense , though later remakes alleviated this to make them more comparable . In all versions , it is recommended to promote the Thief sooner than later , as being upgraded too late runs the risk of decreased spell charges ( MP in later editions ) . Name origins . In the " Dawn of Souls " version and subsequent remakes , there are ten optional auto - names for the different character classes . Each name is a reference to another character or place name in the " Final Fantasy " series . The names for the Thief class are : Other appearances . " Triple Triad " . The Thief has a Triple Triad card in the version playable via " Final Fantasy Portal App " .
Staff of Protection Staff of Protection , also known as Protect Staff or Guard Staff , is a recurring staff in the series . Appearances . is a mid - ranked staff that provides 15 Attack , 10 % Accuracy , + 5 Spirit , + 10 Stamina , and casts Protect when used as an item during battle . It is initially equipped on Fusoya and found in Kain ' s , Palom ' s , or Porom ' s Challenge Dungeon . It can be equipped by Cecil , Rosa , Ceodore , Porom , Leonora , Harley , and Golbez . " Final Fantasy Tactics Advance " . Guard Staff is a low - ranked staff that provides 21 Attack , 5 Defense , 5 Magic Resistance , and teaches the ability Protect for 100 AP to the White Mage and the ability Ifrit for 200 AP to the Summoner . It can be bought from any shop since the beginning of the game .
Heavy Sallet The Heavy Sallet is an enemy in " Final Fantasy X - 2 " . Found in the Cactuar Hollow in the Bikanel Desert and Via Infinito . It is the most powerful Sallet fiend . It has high HP , but low Magic Defense so magic is the best choice to defeat this fiend . Creature Creator . Fiend Tale . In the Fiend Tale endings , one notable Heavy Sallet befriended some monkeys on Kilika , resulting in both an infestation and his resignation from the Gullwings out of shame .
Darts Darts , also known as Dart , is a recurring weapon in the " Final Fantasy " series . It is a thrown weapon that is originally from " Final Fantasy VI " . Appearances . " Final Fantasy VI " . Darts is a Gambler ' s Item used by Setzer . It has a weapon power of 115 , and can be purchased for for 10 , 000 gil at Thamasa in the World of Balance , or Kohlingen in the World of Ruin . It is a long range weapon . " Final Fantasy XI " . Dart is a throwing ammo type . " Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade " . Darts is an SSR weapon based on the " Final Fantasy VI " appearance . " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " . Darts is based on the " Final Fantasy VI " appearance .