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Thought Bubble Thought Bubbles are a special feature in the 3D remakes of " Final Fantasy IV " . As the story progresses , the characters in the party will have different views on the current events that occur . When the main menu is pulled up , the party leader ' s thoughts are displayed next to it . The party leader is merely based on the player ' s preference as to which character will be seen navigating the map , and can be changed using the Y button , so the player can see all character thoughts . Several thoughts are useful in that they provide hints as to how to progress through the storyline . An example is when the party must find a way to the Underworld and Cid ' s thoughts hint at the next destination , Agart . In some cases , certain characters ' thoughts can be missed if they are not in the party when visiting a location . For example , the party can visit the Lair of the Father with either Fusoya or Kain in the party , but that will mean the other character ' s thoughts will not be featured . Etymology . ( also speech bubbles , dialogue balloons or word balloons ) are a graphic convention used most commonly in comic books , comic strips and cartoons to allow words ( and much less often , pictures ) to be understood as representing the speech or thoughts of a given character in the comic .
Kite Shield Kite Shield is a recurring shield in the series . Appearances . " Final Fantasy XIV " . Kite Shield is an item level 48 shield equippable by Gladiator and Paladin at level 48 . It has a block strength and block rate of 85 ; when at high quality , these are both at 106 . In addition , it provides 3 Strength , 3 Vitality and 5 Parry ; when high quality , this becomes 4 strength , 4 Vitality and 6 Parry . In addition , the Vintage Kite Shield and Aetherial Kite Shield also exist as more powerful versions . " Final Fantasy XV " . Shields can be equipped as weapons by Noctis and Gladiolus . Etymology . A was a distinct type of shield from the 10th – 12th centuries . It was either a reverse teardrop shape or later on , flat - topped . The tapering point extended down to either a distinct or rounded point . The term is a neologism , created by Victorian antiquarians due to the shape ' s resemblance to an early European kite .
Rune Knight Rune Knight , also known as the Lune Knight , is a job class used briefly in the " Final Fantasy " series . Rune Knights possess sword abilities and many magic spells . Appearances . " Final Fantasy VI " . Celes Chere ' s job wasn ' t listed within the Super Nintendo version of the North American game . It was removed . Within the " Final Fantasy III Nintendo Player ' s Guide " , her job is given as Rune Knight . The English Gameboy Advance version retained the job titles and Celes is a Rune Knight . She is a general in the Gestahlian Empire , practices as a Rune Knight . She can cast a whole host of offensive and defensive spells . Her Runic Blade command allows her to absorb spells with her sword . " Final Fantasy Tactics " . Dycedarg Beoulve is a Rune Knight ( mistranslated as Lune Knight in the original PlayStation release ) . Rune Knights are elite knights who wear armor inscribed with magick runes of ancient and mysterious power . They have access to four level three magic spells , and also nine Swordplay abilities . " Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade " . The Rune Knight is a job available after obtaining a level five Paladin and a level five Mystic Knight . The preferred weapons for the job are greatswords and swords . The job specializes in both intelligence and strength abilities .
Summoner ( Final Fantasy III ) The Summoner is a job class in " Final Fantasy III " . It is gained from the Earth Crystal . Summoners are magic users who have harnessed the power of high summoning — the ability to call forth a combined Black and White Magic effect . This is the form of summoning that would become the standard for the future games in the series . Summoner is considered to be a powered up version of the Evoker job . The Summoner can summon creatures for their ultimate attack . When the Sage job is unlocked , it ' s best advised to switch to that one . Summoners are the only class that are able to summon each creature with one ultimate attack . Other appearances . " Final Fantasy Legends II " . The Summoner job appears in the form of Phantom Stones as part of the " Summoner Refia " event . All of Refia ' s stones depict her in her Summoner attire and the original summoner sprite from the Famicom version appears in the form of the Summoner OR stone . Summoner OR is an earth - elemental summon . The summon ' s special attack is Bahamur , which raises the attack and magic power of all allies for three turns and removes the null physical status from the enemy party . Summoning Summoner OR costs 2 point from the Consumption Gauge . Summoner OR allows the wielder to use the following abilities : " Final Fantasy Trading Card Game " . Summoner appears with Fire - , Ice - , Lightning - , and Water - elemental cards . All four playable characters from the 3D remakes are represented . " Triple Triad ( Portal App ) " . Summoner from the 3D version has a Triple Triad card .
Miracle Shoes Miracle Shoes , also known as Marvel Shoes , is a recurring accessory in the series . Appearances . " Final Fantasy VI " . The Miracle Shoes is a relic that grants the wearer with Protect , Shell , Regen , and Haste . It can be acquired by betting the Rename Card in the Dragon ' s Neck Coliseum or by morphing the Veil Dancer , Amduscias , or Blade Dancer . " Final Fantasy Dimensions " . The Miracle Shoes is an accessory that grants + 4 Speed , Auto - Regen , Protect , and Shield . They are dropped by Soul Eater . " Dissidia Final Fantasy " . The Miracle Shoes is an accessory that grants + 1 Attack , Defense , and Luck . It can be obtained from the shop by trading 2 , 000 gil , Aries Recipe , and Rosetta Stone . " Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy " . The Miracle Shoes returns as an accessory that provides + 40 Bravery , + 200 HP , and + 1 Luck . It can be obtained from the shop by trading 3 , 500 gil , Aries Recipe , and Rosetta Stone .
Alluring Rider The Alluring Rider , also known as the Critic , is an enemy in " Final Fantasy VI " . As with other enemies , such as Chadarnook and Goddess , in the original SNES release of " Final Fantasy VI " , Alluring Rider ' s sprite was censored : her outfit was lengthened to cover her stomach and pelvis . The uncensored sprite is used in the PlayStation and " Advance " releases , and the mobile version have the more revealing sprite as well . Battle . She can use dangerous Lores such as Doom , Roulette , and Lv . ? Holy . If the party has acquired the Ragnarok summon , it can be used to attempt to farm Guard Bracelets from this enemy , a useful relic that grants Protect and Shell to the wearer . Strategy . It is recommended to kill her quickly . She has relatively low HP for the time she is fought and thus should not be difficult to defeat . AI script . Attack Turns : 1st Turn : Attack ( 33 % ) or Roulette ( 33 % ) or Sap Seed ( 33 % ) 2nd Turn : Attack ( 33 % ) or Lv . ? Holy ( 33 % ) or Lullaby ( 33 % ) 3rd Turn : Attack ( 66 % ) or Doom ( 33 % )
Kilika Temple Kilika Temple is a location in " Final Fantasy X " and " Final Fantasy X - 2 " . It is one of Yevon ' s temples situated on a fire mountain , is located on the far side of the woods north of Kilika Port . The flames around the temple change color when a summoner prays for the power of the aeon , Ifrit , or when visited by priests and Yevonites . Should the flame turn blue , it means the temple is in danger . Story . " Final Fantasy X " . The next day after Sin destroyed Kilika Port , Yuna and her guardians head through Kilika Woods to the temple of Yevon , encountering a Sinspawn along the way . Outside the temple , after an encounter with the Luca Goers , a rival blitzball team , Wakka prays for victory at upcoming blitzball tournament while the others meet summoner Dona and her guardian Barthello . Upon learning that Tidus is not officially a guardian , Dona has Barthello push him onto the elevator leading to the Cloister of Trials , hoping he would get in trouble . Shortly after Tidus catches up with the others , Yuna emerges with the new aeon . " Final Fantasy X - 2 " . When the Gullwings learn of an " awesome sphere " being hoarded by New Yevon , Yuna , Rikku , and Paine fight their way through the woods to the temple so they can steal the sphere . Depending which side they give the sphere to , the Gullwings gain an allegiance with the side they choose and become enemies with the opposing faction . When fiends start emerging from the temple the Gullwings rush in to stop the outpour . Despite being on opposing sides , Barthello leads his followers to keep the fiends from reaching Dona before YRP defeat Ifrit . Quests . " Final Fantasy X " . Cloister of Trials . " Aim : To extinguish the fire in the main room . " " Final Fantasy X - 2 " . Chapter One . Awesome Sphere Heist ! " Break through the checkpoints in the woods and at the Temple steps . Once you ' re in , acquire the sphere that New Yevon ' s been hiding in the Temple ! " Chapter Three . Pest Control . " Restore order by stamping out the fiends coming from Kilika Temple ! " Episode Complete . To get Episode Complete in Kilika the player must fulfill the following requirements : Shops . " Final Fantasy X - 2 " . The shop is only available during Chapters 3 and 5 . Musical themes . In " Final Fantasy X " , " Face - Off " plays when the party meet the Luca Goers outside the temple . The choral " Hymn of the Fayth " is played inside the temple . " The Trials " plays in the Cloister of Trials . " Hymn of the Fayth - Ifrit " plays in the Chamber of the Fayth . In " Final Fantasy X - 2 " , the theme " Kilika " plays outside the temple . The theme that plays inside the temple and the Cloister of Trials is called " The Temples " .
Cactoid ( Final Fantasy XII ) The Cactoid is an enemy in the game " Final Fantasy XII " . It is not a threat , and is docile until attacked . The main difference between the Cactoid and the Cactite is that the Cactoid has a few cactus balls stacked on top of its head . However , there are Cactoids with the appearance of a Cactite found near the water in The Yoma area north of the outpost near the Banks of Nebra . Bestiary entry . Note : The Cactite and Cactoid share the Cactoid entry . Non - " Final Fantasy " Appearances . " Square Enix Legend World " . Cactoid from " Final Fantasy XII " appears as an enemy in the game .
Limited Moon Limited Moon is a recurring weapon in the series . It originally appeared as Red XIII ' s ultimate weapon . Appearances . " Final Fantasy VII " . Limited Moon is Red XIII ' s ultimate weapon , obtained after talking to Bugenhagen with Red XIII in the party after the Raid on Midgar . It provides 93 Attack , 114 Atk % , 31 Magic , four double Materia slots with Nothing growth , and deals more damage the more MP Red XIII has according to the following formula : This is then modified by the attack ' s power ; for normal attacks , the multiplier is 1 . 0 . Unlike most other damage modifiers , each character ' s ultimate weapon applies the damage modifier after all other modifiers , instead of modifying the attack strength of the weapon itself . Assuming Power is 1 , the weapon would have 4x its normal attack at full MP . " Final Fantasy All the Bravest " . Limited Moon is a weapon that is only usable by Red XIII that provides + 10 Attack .
Primeval Dragon The Primeval Dragon is an enemy in " Final Fantasy VI " . Battle . It has a 66 % chance to use Lifeshaver on its second turn , and may do so twice . On the third turn it may use its special , Heave , a powerful attack . On its fourth and fifth turns it has a 33 % chance to use either Atomic Rays , Lifeshaver , or Heave . Since they often attack with a Great Malboro , which use Bad Breath when alone , the Primeval Dragon should be killed last . Blizzaga attacks work well against it . Coliseum setup . Primeval Dragon ' s Firaga can be evaded by having a high Magic Evasion , but little can be done against its Meteor . A Muscle Belt can bring the wearer ' s HP high enough to survive one Meteor if they aren ' t already equipped with a Flame Shield or the Paladin ' s Shield . Both will let the wearer absorb Firaga , which may replenish the character ' s HP enough to survive the next Meteor . The Red Cap is another option that raises the max HP , but note that a combination of max HP raising equipment won ' t have a better effect than the piece of equipment that gives the best HP boost would on it ' s own . Another tactic would be to go all out on offense , since nothing concrete can be done to prevent Meteor . In this case , a Genji Glove with two powerful weapons and a Reflect Ring would allow the player to deal good damage by attacking AND reflecting Firaga back to Primeval Dragon . Shadow in the front row equipped with the Kagenui and Ichigeki , along with the Genji Glove and Reflect Ring , can dish out good damage ; he also has a chance of casting Stop on the Primeval Dragon , a means reflecting Firaga , and a chance of countering its physical attacks with Interceptor . AI scripts . Normal script . Attack Turns : 1st Turn : Attack ( 66 % ) or Heave ( 33 % ) 2nd Turn : Lifeshaver ( 66 % ) or Nothing ( 33 % ) 3rd Turn : Attack ( 66 % ) or Heave ( 33 % ) 4th Turn : Atomic Rays ( 33 % ) or Lifeshaver ( 33 % ) or Heave ( 33 % ) 5th Turn : Atomic Rays ( 33 % ) or Lifeshaver ( 33 % ) or Heave ( 33 % ) Coliseum script . Attack Turns : 1st Turn : Attack ( 25 % ) or Heave ( 25 % ) or Firaga ( 25 % ) or Meteor ( 25 % ) Etymology . " Brontaur " is a contraction of " Brontosaur " , a large Jurassic - era sauropod dinosaur whose name means " Thunder Lizard " . It bears a striking resemblance to the Primeval Dragon ' s sprite and likely inspired its name ( the Japanese language does not make a distinction between " dragon " and " dinosaur " ) .
Wing Wraith The Wing Wraith is an enemy in " " . Multiple Wing Wraiths appear in the final battle of the game in the Womb of Feolthanos . The final boss , Feolthanos Exultant , summons limitless hoards of them to shield his three main components . The Wing Wraith is classified as Rank I Non - elemental Melee Yarhi . Its attack , Judgement Scythe , deals melee damage to one foe . Feolthanos Exultant starts the final battle off by having several lines of Wing Wraiths between his trio of parts and the allied party . Each component ( Medi , Dex , and Sinis ) summon an extra four Wing Wraiths around themselves as various and repeating intervals throughout the battle . Defeating a part of Feolthanos Exultant stops Wing Wraiths from appearing in the respective section ' s area .
Frostbeast ( Final Fantasy IV ) The Frostbeast , also known as the IceBeast , Cold Beast , or BreezBeast , is an enemy from " Final Fantasy IV " . Battle . Though not as powerful as their relative , the Flamehound , Frostbeasts are still a threat , especially when they appear in groups of two or three . They have access to the devastating Icestorm ability , which can cripple the party at that point in the game . Advanced spells such as Firaga and Flame weapons should be used to defeat these enemies with ease . Other appearances . " Pictlogica Final Fantasy " . Frostbeast from " Final Fantasy IV " appears as an enemy in " Pictlogica Final Fantasy " .
Work Glove Work Glove is a recurring weapon in the series . Appearances . " Final Fantasy VII " . Work Glove is a mid - ranked weapon for Tifa that provides 68 Attack , 114 Atk % , Critical + 4 % , and no materia slots . It can be obtained by buying it for 2 , 200 gil at Junon after obtaining the Highwind or finding it as treasure in the Temple of the Ancients . " Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy " . Work Glove is a level 1 Grappling that provides - 405 HP , + 51 Bravery , + 22 Attack , and Chase BRV Damage + 3 % . It can be obtained from the shop by trading in 1 gil and Joy of Conflict . However , it can only be obtained and used within the Labyrinth .
Reaction ability Reaction abilities are abilities that require a trigger to be activated , and once activated , their effects take place . Appearances . " Final Fantasy Tactics " . Reaction abilities activate when their trigger condition is met , and the chance for activating also depends on the user ' s Bravery stat in percentage , the braver the higher chance . " Final Fantasy Tactics Advance " . Reaction abilities activate when their trigger condition is met . Unlike its predecessor , the reaction abilities varies , ranging from retaliating actions to bestowing positive status .
Shop ( Crisis Core ) Shops in " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - " are unique in that they do not appear in set town s or locations like most other games in the " Final Fantasy " series . Rather , the player can access every shop in the game through the menu system , and buy items over the Worldwide Network . Items are still received instantaneously , but in order to use the shops , the player must unlock them through special actions . Only three shops can be accessed simply by going through the game ' s main storyline , most others must be unlocked by completing missions . There are , in total , 16 shops in " Crisis Core " .
Formula Formula is an enemy in " Final Fantasy VII " fought in the forests near Junon , and appears in the seventh round of the Battle Square before the player obtains the Tiny Bronco . When fought in the Battle Square , its stats are enhanced , with its HP doubled and its Attack and Magic Attack increased by 25 % . Battle . Its two Impulse attacks can hit the party for moderate damage , with the more powerful Cross Impulse only used when it has taken sufficient damage . Since Formulae often attack in groups , this damage can quickly add up . They drop useful Hi - Potions , morph into Speed Drinks , and Yuffie has a weapon to be stolen from them : Boomerang . Strategy . They should be dealt with quickly . Matra Magic is an efficient spell to use . Formula also needs MP for all its attacks , so a good strategy is to use MP - reducing attacks to render them incapable of attacking . AI script . AI : Setup AI : Main AI : Counter - General
Crescent ( Final Fantasy V ) Crescent is a village in " Final Fantasy V " located on a small island . It is located above Ronka Ruins , which are powered by the Earth Crystal , and as such , its soil is always fertile , even when not cared for . To the west of the village lies a doorway to a new airship , which is later covered by a tower the party must traverse to reach the doorway again . To the south lies the black chocobo ' s forest and to the south - west lies the Phantom Village . Story . The party first reaches the island aboard the Fire - Powered Ship , but upon reaching the town of Crescent , the ship is swallowed by a whirlpool caused by an earthquake . They head to the Chocobo forest nearby , since there have been sightings of a rare black chocobo there . After finding the chocobo , Bartz tries to ride it , only to find he can ' t fly . After searching for the reason , the Warriors of Light find two Crystal shards from the Fire Crystal , which hold the jobs of Bard and Ranger . Later , the party finds that Crescent actually lies above the Ronkan Catapult . When the Earth Crystal is destroyed , the soil of the village begins to degrade and slowly become infertile due to the lack of energy in the ground . Quests . Songs . The party leader can play a piano at the bard ' s house . This is the fifth piano the player is likely to encounter , and if the player played all the previous ones , the party leader will play an excerpt from Schubert ' s " Marche Militaire No . 1 " . The party can acquire Sinewy Etude song for the Bard ' s Sing skillset from the bard in Crescent when visiting him in the Merged World . They can also acquire the Mighty March from the minster ' s house . Playing all the pianos in the world acquires the last song , Hero ' s Rime , after showing the newfound pianist skills to the bard . Musical themes . The background theme for Crescent is the " Town Theme " . Etymology . The name refers to the shape of the island .
Siedge Weald The Siedge Weald , also known as Sweegy Woods , is a location from " Final Fantasy Tactics " . It is rumored to have once been inhabited by Moogles . It is located east of the Magick City of Gariland and west of the Merchant City of Dorter . Ramza Beoulve led a force including Delita Heiral and Argath Thadalfus through here on his way to Dorter to learn more about the whereabouts of Marquis Elmdore , who had been abducted by the Corpse Brigade . A group of monsters barred their way , but Ramza and his allies defeated them . They then continued on to Dorter , and ultimately found and rescued Elmdore . Battle information . The Siedge Weald . Players should be wary of Self - Destruct from the Bombs , but otherwise this battle is quite easy .
Final Fantasy X - 2 : Vocal Collection - Paine Final Fantasy X - 2 : Vocal Collection - Paine is one of a collection of three character singles , corresponding to the main characters of " Final Fantasy X - 2 " . Each song is a vocal arrangement of an track , sung by the character ' s voice actress . Each single comes with a 4 - track CD and a 3 - track DVD , which includes a music video using scenes from the game and shots of the vocalist singing , a lengthy interview , and a montage of sequences from the game . The songs on the album are an arrangement of " Paine ' s Theme " , called " Nemuru Omoi . . . " ( roughly translates to " Sleeping Thoughts " ) and " Misty Eyed " , which mixes both English and Japanese in the lyrics . Both are sung by Paine ' s Japanese voice actress , Megumi Toyoguchi .
Sephiroth ( Crisis Core boss ) Sephiroth is a boss in " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - " . He is fought twice in the Nibel Reactor . Virtual versions can later be challenged again in two missions , as well as Professor Hojo ' s final experiment of which is labeled " Experiment No . 124 . " Battle . First Battle . In the first battle , Sephiroth can summon four elemental Crystals , the Fire Materia , the Blizzard Materia , the Thunder Materia , and the Support Materia . He also can use the DMW attack , Octaslash , and his classic Heartless Angel attack , which knocks Zack ' s HP down to 1 . Sephiroth can also teleport across the stage so the player can see what he may do next , e . g . if he teleports back he is going to use Draw Slash . Second Battle . Now Zack is standing on a long platform and can only attack Sephiroth from the front . After every attack Sephiroth uses , Zack is knocked back further and further . If Zack is pushed off the platform , it is Game Over . Because of this , Sephiroth is generally easier this time and does not summon the four Crystals .
Yoichi Arrow Yoichi Arrow , also known as Yoichi ' s Arrow , Samurai , or Yoichi , is a recurring weapon in the series . Appearances . " Final Fantasy III " . Yoichi Arrow is the most powerful arrow , providing 40 Attack ( 70 in the NES version ) . It can be bought for 500 gil ( 200 in the NES version ) at Falgabard and the " Invincible " ( NES only ) . It can only be used by the Onion Knight and Ranger . " Final Fantasy IV " . Yoichi Arrow is a high - ranked arrow that provides 50 Attack . It can be bought for 140 gil at Kokkol ' s Forge , found as treasure at Giant of Babil and Feymarch , or dropped from Malboro . " Final Fantasy IV - Interlude - " . Yoichi Arrow returns as the second strongest arrow , providing 45 Attack . It can be found in the Feymarch .
Sonic Buster Sonic Buster is a recurring ability in the series . It is an attack used exclusively by Tidus . Appearances . " Dissidia Final Fantasy " . Sonic Buster is a ground physical Bravery attack for Tidus , obtained at the start of the game . It requires 30 CP to equip ( 15 when mastered ) , 140 AP to master , has Melee Low priority , and induces Wall Rush . It is a mid - ranked charging tackle that deals more damage the closer Tidus is to his opponent . " Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy " . Sonic Buster returns as a Bravery attack for Tidus , now requiring 110 AP to master and now charges through the opponent twice before slamming them into the ground .