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Fire Gigas ( Final Fantasy II ) The Fire Gigas , also known as the F . Gigas and the R . Giant , is a monster from " Final Fantasy II " . It serves as one of the bosses in the Mysidian Tower , guarding the spell Ultima . Firion and his allies must defeat it on their way up the tower . It later appears as a random encounter in Pandaemonium ' s secret room . Battle . Fire Gigas , as the first of three similar creatures encountered as the party ascends the Mysidian Tower , is the easiest boss fight in the dungeon . Despite being categorized elementally , still prefers physical bombardment to magical assaults . It can cast Fire 16 on the party , and may occasionally single out one character to cast Boulders 9 on , but the main concern will be his constant physical attacks . Strategy . The party should cast Blink as soon as the fight begins , and use Protect . Mages will be busy by curing the wounded and casting Blizzard . The Fire Gigas is weak to the Sleep spell . The party can equip an Ogrekiller to maximize damage from physical blows , or Ice - type weaponry to exploit his elemental weakness . Other appearances . " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " . Fire Gigas from " Final Fantasy II " appears as an enemy in " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " .
Archeosaur Archeosaur is an enemy in " Final Fantasy V " . It uses Claw as its critical attack . Archeosaur also relies on its two Breath attacks , Poison Breath and Zombie Breath , to damage all targets , and possibly inflict Poison or Zombie status randomly . Archeosaur also has the Blue Magic spell Level 3 Flare , but the player has to Control it and cast Reflect on Archeosaur to learn it .
Indi - Paralysis Indi - Paralysis is a Geomancy spell in " Final Fantasy XI " . When cast , a harmful Indicolure effect paralyzes all hostile creatures for as long as they are within emanation range of the caster . The spell can be purchased from Eukalline in Western Adoulin for 103 , 040 gil . The player must learn Indi - Paralysis before they will be able to learn its counterpart spell , Geo - Paralysis .
Cursega Cursega is a recurring ability in " Final Fantasy " series . Appearances . " Final Fantasy XIII " . Cursega is an ability of the Saboteur role in " Final Fantasy XIII " . It is a debilitating spell and the upgraded version of Curse , that inflicts damage and the Curse status in a large area . Fang learns it at Role Level 5 , while Sazh , Snow , and Hope learn it at Level 7 - 10 . During the battle at Oerba , the boss Barthandelus will cast Cursega along with a medley of other - ga status effects . " Final Fantasy XIII - 2 " . Cursega appears as an enemy ability in " Final Fantasy XIII - 2 " . The ability is only used by Valfodr .
Sword Dance ( Final Fantasy VII ) Sword Dance is an enemy in " Final Fantasy VII " . They are fought in Shinra Headquarters and in the fourth round of the Battle Square before the player obtains the Tiny Bronco . They can also be fought during the return to Midgar near the end of the game , but at this point they are harmless . When fought in the Battle Square its stats are enhanced with double the normal HP and its Attack and Magic Attack are increased by 25 % . Battle . Despite their bizarre appearance , they are actually among the weaker enemies encountered in Shinra Headquarters . Although Sword Dance has five attacks , it will only ever use three of them under normal circumstances ; Sword Dance will never use the moves Gash and Spinning Cut . It has Bodyblow as standard physical attack . Its most noteworthy attacks are Sawback , which hits the entire party for minor damage , and Slap , which inflicts damage and may inflict Fury . Both its Bodyblow and Sawback attacks may be twice in one turn . Sword Dance is one of the few enemies that have weaknesses and resistances to particular Status Attributes . In this case , it is weak to Confusion status abilities , so if attacked with this status ailment , it will take double damage . Other appearances . " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " . Sword Dance from " Final Fantasy VII " appears as an enemy in " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " .
Battle Meter Battle Meter is a menu element in " Final Fantasy VIII " that keeps track of battle stats . it can be viewed in the Information section of the Tutorial section of the menu . The original Battle Meter records the won and escaped battles in the menu and is given by Headmaster Cid Kramer after inauguration into SeeD in his office . If the player doesn ' t talk to him during this , the meter is missed and the player can ' t get the enhancements for it either . The Character Report keeps track of number of kills and KO ' s per character . It is given by a prisoner in floor 10 of D - District Prison . The player must have the Battle Meter first . Because the prison is an unrevisitable location , the player only has one chance of getting this . The GF Report keeps track of number of kills and KO ' s per Guardian Force . It is given by CC Joker in Balamb Garden Training Center . The player must have the Battle Meter first . CC Joker appears randomly in the rightmost area of the center .
Flan ( Final Fantasy XIII ) The Flan is an enemy in " Final Fantasy XIII " . It is a common enemy on Gran Pulse . Battle . Flans like to ooze about in groups of two or three , or accompany larger Dire Flan s or escargots of Alraune . Flans attack only by smacking a single target with their gelatinous arms , but when at very low HP , may combine to form a Dire Flan . The Fire spell and its upgrades are the best tactics to use against this enemy .
Sea Dragon ( Final Fantasy II ) The Sea Dragon , also known as the SeaDragn , is an enemy from " Final Fantasy II " . It is fond of using Tsunami 8 , which causes Water damage to the entire party . It is not a particularly difficult enemy to defeat , and can be defeated easily if the player uses Lightning elemental weapons or a high - leveled Thunder spell .
Wolf ( Tactics A2 ) The Wolf is a species of enemy and a specific enemy in " " . They are common and some of the first enemies encountered in the game . While the basic Wolf enemy is harmless , its upgrades have several dangerous abilities that damage units in a line and inflict debuffs . Players should avoid leaving Wolves in critical status , as they will often use their Summon Pack skill to bring in reinforcements . " Wolves are often found in the wild places of Ivalice , where they prey on unwary travelers . " " These wolf kin let out a deep growl that sends men running in fear . " " Fell power emanates from this twisted mockery of a wolf . " Abilities . Maw . < nowiki > * < / nowiki > Denotes a Blue Magic k skill . Etymology . The Worgen ' s actual name is Worg Wolf .
Qactuar The Qactuar is a fiend from " Final Fantasy X " . According to a book in the Travel Agency in the Thunder Plains , the Qactuars once inhabited the Djose continent . Because they mischievously tortured passersby , they were herded to the Thunder Plains by high summoner Gandof . There he linked the sign of , which sealed the Qactuars into several stones across the plains . The Gandof Thunder Plains were named after him in respect for his achievement . There are eight Qactuar stones altogether ; two in the South section and six in the North . If the player presses whilst in front of a glowing Qactuar stone , they will release the seal . From then on , players may face a single Qactuar in battle . Praying in front of a second Qactuar stone will allow two Qactuars to engage in battle at once , and praying to a third stone will mean the player may face three Qactuars in battle . The Qactuar Stones are part of a sidequest to acquire all of the Celestial Weapon s in the game . By examining three of them a Qactuar ghost will appear in the southern section of the plains . Following it will reveal the location of Kimahri ' s Spirit Lance . Battle . Qactuars are dangerous enemies to face in battle , they are extremely agile , and physical attacks will often miss , even from characters with a high Accuracy rating . Even when attacks do connect , Qactuars are armored , reducing the damage output of weapons without the Piercing ability . Their extremely high magic defense renders nearly all forms of magic inconsequential . They have a relatively weak physical attack , but do possess the signature move 1000 Needles , which inflicts exactly 1 , 000 points of damage . They also have the tendency to run away from battle ; if this happens the player will not receive any AP , gil , items or equipment . The easiest way to defeat Qactuars is to use any physical - based Overdrive , any offensive items ( Electro Marbles deal 600 damage , enough to kill a Qactuar in one hit ) , or a special attack from any aeon .
Satellite ( Final Fantasy VI ) The Satellite , also known as the Telstar , is an enemy in " Final Fantasy VI " . It is found in a monster - in - a - box in the Imperial Camp . It is a dangerous enemy , but the rewards for fighting it are well worth it . Battle . It attacks with Scintillation , which inflicts Blind on both Sabin and Shadow . It can also use Missile to take away 1 / 4 of a character ' s max HP and give them Sap . It calls in two Soldiers after 25 seconds , three 55 seconds later , and four Soldiers 120 seconds later . It also counters any Blitz with Mega Berserk , which puts Sabin in Berserk status . Every twelve turns , it uses Dischord . A recommended strategy is to have Sabin use his physical attack and to have Shadow Throw Shurikens . The Satellite drops Green Berets , the most powerful head armor in the game up to this point . The Satellite appears on the Veldt , making it possible to stock up on the item early . AI script . If Var3 > = 3 Attack Turns : 1st Turn : Attack ( 66 % ) or Scintillation ( 33 % ) 2nd Turn : Attack ( 33 % ) or Supersonic Wave ( 33 % ) or Magitek Laser ( 33 % ) 3rd Turn : Attack ( 66 % ) or Missile ( 33 % ) 4th Turn : Increase Var3 by 1 If attacked by " Blitz " : Mega Berserk ( 100 % ) Other appearances . " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " . Satellite from " Final Fantasy VI " appears as an enemy in " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " .
Piano Collections : Final Fantasy XIII Piano Collections : Final Fantasy XIII is an album released on July 21 , 2010 , featuring piano arranged tracks from " Final Fantasy XIII " by Masashi Hamauzu , and performed by Aki Kuroda , who also performed the " " in 2002 . Sheet music . Published by Yamaha Music Media , the " Final Fantasy XIII Piano Collections Sheet Music " book contains the sheet music for Masashi Hamauzu ' s piano arrangements on the " Piano Collections : Final Fantasy XIII " album . The pieces are arranged for solo piano and the difficulty level is from intermediary to advanced .
Test Rider ( Final Fantasy VI ) The Test Rider is an enemy in " Final Fantasy VI " . Battle . Like his palette swap counter parts ( Dante , Hell ' s Rider , and Death Rider ) , he always attacks by himself . Test Rider uses a powerful physical attack called Golden Lance , and has a chance to counter any attacks with an attack of its own . Bio spells are effective against it . The Test Rider can be morphed into an Ice Shield using Ragnarok , but this is an inefficient way to amass Ice Shields compared to Coliseum betting , as the low chance of Metamorphose working makes it time - consuming . Coliseum setup . Avoid using Locke or Gogo with Steal , Mug or having someone equipped with the Thief ' s Knife equipped for this fight . At similar levels , Shadow or Gogo ( sans above commands ) will work just as well as Locke , and they ' ll have one less Golden Lance to worry about . Use Ice or Water resistant / absorbing equipment to protect against Flash Rain . A character under the Imp status with the entire set of Imp equipment is a perfect candidate against Test Rider . The Imp equipment will let them absorb Flash Rain , and their high defense will render the rest of Test Rider ' s attacks useless . AI scripts . Normal script . Attack Turns : 1st Turn : Attack ( 66 % ) or Golden Lance ( 33 % ) If attacked by " Steal " or " Mug " : If attacked by anything : Attack ( 33 % ) Coliseum script . Attack Turns : 1st Turn : Attack ( 33 % ) or Golden Lance ( 33 % ) Flash Rain ( 33 % ) If attacked by " Steal " or " Mug " : If attacked by anything : Attack ( 33 % )
Emperor Sahagin The Emperor Sahagin is an enemy in " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - " . Beware of this enemy ' s capability of giving the Invincible status effect to its allies . Cast Hell Thundaga to give it Silence , continued with Gravity to weaken it , then finish it off with sword attacks . One can also use Costly Punch or use Graviga and finish with Costly Punch . Be on guard to dodge its Heartless Jump attack , otherwise Zack ' s HP will be immediately reduced to 1 .
Chimera ( Echoes of Time ) The Chimera is an enemy in " " . Large , lion - like creatures , Chimeras have high HP and ferocious attacks , including the ability to cast level 3 spells ( Firaga , Blizzaga , and Thundaga ) , inflict Blind with their Blind Breath , and knockback players with their Earthquake attack . Using Blizzard or Thunder spells helps tremendously when dealing with them , as it will temporarily prevent the Chimera from attacking the player . In a group of enemies , they should be dealt with last after all other enemies are defeated so that the player is not interrupted by said enemies when trying to deal with the Chimera .
Luck Plus ( item ) Luck Plus , also known as Luck Source and Luck Up , is a recurring item in the series . It permanently increases a character ' s Luck stat , and is one of the rarest items in the game out of the stat - enhancing items . Appearances . " Final Fantasy " . Luck Plus only appears in the GBA / PSP / iOS versions , and can only be found in the optional dungeons . " Final Fantasy VII " . Luck Source permanently raises the Luck stat by one . It can only be found in Junon and Nibelheim ( x2 ) and morphed from Bad Rap in the Sunken Gelnika . " Final Fantasy VIII " . Luck Up can be refined from a Luck J - Scroll . It can also be won in a card game on the 5th floor in D - District Prison , but only once .
Sporefall Sporefall is a recurring enemy ability in the series . Appearances . " Final Fantasy XII " . Sporefall is an enemy ability used by Elder Wyrm , which inflicts Confuse , Poison , Blind , Silence , Oil , Sap , and Slow with a 50 % accuracy to all party members within a range of 25 . 5 and area of Circle 6 .
Vetala The Vetala is an enemy and a mark in " Final Fantasy XIII " , fought in Mission 25 . A Cie ' th , the Vetala is highly resistant to all forms of attacks when not stagger ed , conjuring a holographic sphere that absorbs elements and whittles damage dealt to nearly nothing . The Vetala attacks with powerful magic attacks of many elements , so staggering it as quickly as possible is imperative . Its appearance is the result of two halves of a Ghast Cie ' th merged together . Battle . Using Ravagers is needed in order to stagger the Vetala . A Paradigm with three Ravagers works the best for this , while occasionally using a Commando or a Saboteur to slow the chain gauge down . When it is staggered , the player can use a Saboteur to cast Deprotect . When it is staggered , it becomes vulnerable to physical attacks .
Garuda Interceptor The Garuda Interceptor is a boss in " Final Fantasy XIII " . It is fought in Lake Bresha by Lightning , Sazh , and Vanille . Battle . The Garuda Interceptor is faced in two consecutive battles . During the first fight it has a low chain resistance , and it is easy to stagger . In the second battle the creature raises several barriers around itself , making it harder to damage . Strategy . In the first battle Sazh and Lightning can concentrate on attacking while Vanille heals . In the second battle the party should still attempt to focus on staggering through the use of two Ravagers .
Vajradhara Cala The Vajradhara Cala is an enemy in " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - " . Beware of its powerful Tomahawk Boomerang attack . Equip HP Up , VIT Up , and ATK Up materia , and try to keep Zack ' s HP above 2 , 000 all the times . Try to get behind the giant beast , and attack it with sword slashes for critical hits and extra damage .
Fighter ( The 4 Heroes of Light ) Fighter is one of the in " " obtained after defeating the Ice Dragon in the Invidia Underground . The Fighter deals extra damage when fighting bare - handed ; when not equipped with a , the Fighter ' s attack power is equal to their Strength . The Fighter ' s battle skills allow them to raise their chances of scoring a Critical Hit , which makes them powerful damage dealers early in the game . The crown ' s third ability , Chakra , is excellent way to survive hard bosses , since it doubles the user ' s max hit points . When a Fighter is equipped with an elemental gauntlet and uses Frenzy Fu , they can take down a large portion of a boss ' s health in later parts of the game . The crown provides a strong Strength and HP multipliers , but it lacks in Intellect and Spirit . The job ' s special armor , , provides a 10 % boost to the user ' s HP and Strength .
Final Fantasy V 5 + 1 Final Fantasy V 5 + 1 is a mini album containing five songs from " Final Fantasy V " and one from the original " Final Fantasy " , hence the name . " Matoya ' s Cave " from the original " Final Fantasy " is a previously unreleased song that later appeared on " Final Fantasy Mix " . The songs from " Final Fantasy V " are the same versions as on the " " .
Pacos Amethyst Pacos Amethyst is a boss in " Final Fantasy XIII - 2 " . It is fought alongside Pacos Luvulite in Academia - 500 AF - . Defeating it with a five - star rating five - star rating earns the player the " Obsidian Medal " achievement / trophy . Battle . Pacos Amethyst is a fairly weak enemy . It uses the element of ice , is weak to fire , and absorbs ice . It attempts to revive Pacos Luvulite after it is defeated via the Split technique . Strategy . The key to defeating Pacos Amethyst is to exploit its weakness to fire and avoid its ice - based attacks . It is recommended to use a Librascope at the beginning of the battle to ensure allies use the correct combinations of attacks . Pacos Amethyst is quick to stagger , and the party can whittle down its HP with ease . Relentless Assault ( COM / RAV / RAV ) is an excellent paradigm to use ; the ATB refreshing technique allows a decently - leveled party to get through this battle without the need to heal . Pacos Amethyst is not strong enough to endanger the party ' s health to the point where Medics are necessary . It is recommended to destroy Pacos Amethyst and Pacos Luvulite quickly before the Split technique is used . It is unlikely that Pacos Amethyst or Pacos Luvulite will have a chance to use Split more than once when faced with a strong party .
Golden Skullcap Golden Skullcap is a recurring helmet in the series . It is often one of the strongest hats in the games it appears in . Appearances . " Final Fantasy IX " . Golden Skullcap is the second strongest hat , providing 2 Defense , 47 Magic Defense , halving Earth - elemental damage , raising the power of the user ' s Water - elemental attacks , and teaching the abilities Locomotion and Power Up . It can be equipped by everyone except Steiner and Freya , and can be synthesized at the Black Mage Village ( disc 4 ) by using 15 , 000 gil , Gold Helm , and Golden Hairpin . " Final Fantasy XII " . Golden Skullcap is the second strongest mystic armor hat , requiring the Mystic Armor 11 license to equip and providing 58 Magic Resist , + 10 Magic , and + 3 Speed . It can be bought for 16 , 000 gil at Balfonheim Port , found as treasure at Cerobi Steppe ( Old Elanise Road ) or Great Crystal ( Sirhru Phullam Pratii ' vaa ) , dropped from Dead Bones at Pharos - Third Ascent or Subterra ( 1 % chance ) , or stolen from Dead Bones at Nabreus Deadlands ( 3 % chance ) . In the International version , it now requires the Mystic Armor 12 license to equip , and provides 58 Defense , + 107 MP , + 10 Magic , and + 3 Speed , and can now be found as treasure at Lhusu Mines ( Site 11 ) or Cerobi Steppe ( The Northsward ) , dropped from Dead Bones at Pharos - Third Ascent or Subterra ( 1 % chance ) , or stolen from Dead Bones at Nabreus Deadlands at a 3 % chance .
Rhitahtyn sas Arvina Rhitahtyn sas Arvina is a villain from " Final Fantasy XIV " , and a Praefectus Castrorum in the XIVth Imperial Legion of the Garlean Empire . Profile . Appearance . Rhitahtyn is a Roegadyn clad in a customized suit of armor that officers of the Imperial Army wear , his being black with gold lining and a unique helmet which features large horns curving forward . He wields a pair of gunshields , named the Tartarus . Personality . A strategic genius and powerful warrior , Rhitahtyn is slow to anger and prefers to avoid needless bloodshed . He is deeply loyal to his commander , Gaius Van Baelsar , who promoted him into his current position despite his past as a mercenary from one of Garlemald ' s conquered patron states . Story . Unlike his fellow Tribunes , Rhitahtyn is not a native of the Garlean Empire , but from one of the lands the empire conquered . Despite this he rose through the ranks to his current position due to Gaius valuing skill over origin . He strongly believes in Gaius ' s mission of conquering Eorzea to unite it under a powerful leader , stating that his own homeland was in a constant state of turmoil before the empire brought order to it . Rhitahtyn confronts Nero as he spies on the adventurer and admits his misgivings about relying on the Ascians and the mysterious Lahabrea and warns Nero that his loyalty should be to Garlemald first and to their new allies second . With the prisoners from the Waking Sands escaped and the Eorzean alliance preparing its counter - offensive , Gaius awards Rhitahtyn with the command of the Imperial forces at Cape Westwind . Accepting his new position with some reluctance , Gaius reassures his protege that he would not give the position to anyone who did not earn it . As one of Gaius ' s most valued soldiers , he becomes one of the first targets of Operation : Archon , and seek to defeat him and cut off communication between the Imperial Strongholds located throughout Eorzea . The adventurer confronts him in the imperial outpost at Cape Westwind , where Rhitahtyn orders his soldiers to flee as they stand no chance against such a powerful opponent and engages the party in battle himself . Rhitahtyn is slain , his last words being his regret for failing Gaius . Gameplay . Rhitahtyn is proficient at hand - to - hand combat , his weapon of choice being a pair of gunshields . He primarily attacks with brute force by punching and kicking , but can also fire Magitek Missiles and powerful explosive shells from his shields . Musical themes . The theme " Steel Reason " plays in the battle against Rhitahtyn and the other Tribunes . It was composed by Nobuo Uematsu . Other appearances . " Triple Triad " . Rhitahtyn appears on " Triple Triad " cards in the version available via " Final Fantasy Portal App " . Etymology . Rhitahtyn is a name from the Roegadyn language combined from the words " rhit " meaning " right " and " ahtyn " meaning Judge . His last name , Arvina , is Latin for " fat . "