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Lunar Harp The Lunar Harp is a recurring items in the series . Appearances . " Final Fantasy VII " . The Lunar Harp is a key item used to " awaken " the Sleeping Forest , which allows the player to pass through it . If the Harp is not used , the first screen will repeat infinitely . The item can be dug out in Bone Village . Specifically it is located at the top level , just southwest from the tent . " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - " . The Lunar Harp is an item that can be used in Materia Fusion for MP + 10 % , up to a maximum of 999 % .
Scholar ( Final Fantasy III ) The Scholar is a job class in " Final Fantasy III " . It is gained from the Fire Crystal . Using their analytical prowess , scholars are able to analyze an enemy ' s HP and any existing weakness . They also use the mystical know - how of ancient tomes to damage enemies . Their extensive knowledge allows them to double the effects of items they use . Scan checks the enemy ' s weaknesses . Peep checks the enemy ' s HP . Study can now check both an enemy ' s HP and weaknesses , but it can also remove any beneficial status effects , similar to the effect of both Libra and Erase . All items used by the scholar have doubled potency , although this works only in battle , as items used in the menu screen are not used by a specific character . Other appearances . " Final Fantasy Artniks " . The Scholars appearance as a character card . " Final Fantasy Trading Card Game " . Scholar appears with Fire - , Ice - , Lightning - , and Water - elemental cards . All four playable characters from the 3D remakes are represented . " Triple Triad ( Portal App ) " . Scholar has a Triple Triad card .
Crevasse Crevasse is a location in " Final Fantasy Legend III " . The Crevasse serves as a passageway to Dwelg Town . It contains lava which serves as damaging floors , and fills nearly all the chasm ' s floor . The best way to reduce the amount of damage taken is to jump and not walk across them . There is a chance of encountering Jorgandr in a random battle down here , and it gives the same amount of experience points as it did when the player fought it as a boss in Jorgandr Desert . There is an optional dungeon found within the Crevasse , the Shedding of Jorgandr which contains useful treasure .
Flowering Cactuar ( Final Fantasy XIII ) Flowering Cactuar is an enemy in " Final Fantasy XIII " found in the Salamandrine Path ( D2 ) in the Faultwarrens . Battle . After engaging a Flowering Cactuar in battle , it will instantly use the Parting Dance ability and unleash a furious combo that may include Firaga , Blizzaga , Waterga , and Quake . Failure to pacify it before the combo ends will result in the use of its Adieu ability , which allows it to flee the battle . Strategy . The easiest way to defeat the group of them , especially when they are in five , is summoning Fang ' s Bahamut immediately when the battle starts . The player should quickly activate the Gestalt Mode and hit the Flowering Cactuars with Hunting Dive until they are stagger ed , then use Megaflare to finish them without allowing them to flee . Since Bahamut ' s damage is uncapped , this is also a good strategy to get the " Limit Breaker " achievement / trophy before being able to obtain the Genji Glove . It ' s best to equip the Growth Egg accessory to make the CP increase to 75 , 000 when fighting five of them .
Cactite The Cactite is an enemy in " Final Fantasy XII " . It is not a threat , and is docile until attacked . Cactites are young offshoots of the Cactoid , and such do not have cactus sprouts on top . However , there are certain Cactoids that carry this appearance , such as the Level 27 Cactoids found at the shores of the Estersand ' s The Yoma area . Bestiary entry . Note : The Cactite and Cactoid share the Cactoid entry . Other appearances . " Pictlogica Final Fantasy " . Cactite from " Final Fantasy XII " appears as an enemy in " Pictlogica Final Fantasy " .
Imaginary Range Imaginary Range is an interactive comic by Square Enix designed for iOS and Android . An HD version is also available on iPad . The experience revolves around two characters with an intention of saving the world using a strange device called PAD . The experience has several famous " Final Fantasy " characters appearing as cameos , including moogle , chocobo , cactuar , and Bahamut . Gameplay . The experience ' s story is told in the form of comic strips . While reading the comic , players can also look for " moogle " symbols and items , sometimes hidden in the comic strips . On some part of the comic playing a minigame is required to advance the story , with the game usually connected to the current story . The comic ' s " game " portion consisted of different types of minigames that can be accessed later if the player has finished an episode on the main story . Minigames will also give players coins based on their score . Characters . Imaginary Range focuses on two characters : Story . Episode I : Omega . The story starts in Paris , where the city is apparently under attack by a massive robot called " Omega " . A girl named Ciela is commanding the army to strike at the robot , albeit to no avail . Ciela then contacts a man , who is standing on Eiffel Tower ; overseeing the incident . The man , Cid , asks Ciela to trust him and his " miracles " . Ciela does so by stabbing what appears to be a huge dagger onto her stomach . The man then takes out a device named " PAD " , and states that he can make his imaginations become real using the device . After gathering some " IPs " , he uses the PAD to transform Ciela into a superhero named " Miracle Girl " . Cid then throws the huge daggers , named " PILE " , around the Eiffel Tower and transformed it into a rocket and launches it towards Omega . From afar , a group of people witness Cid ' s attempt to take out Omega . Though Omega appears to be defeated , someone uses another PAD to resurrect Omega ; now resembling more of a monster than robot . Cid then tries to take on Omega , but was knocked unconscious . In his dreams , Cid and Ciela appears in a laboratory with people sleeping on pods . When Cid wakes up , he tells Ciela that he saw " Rapunzel " among those group of people . He then uses a PILE to hit Omega ' s eye and finish it off . He and Ciela then disappear while witnessing what appears to be purple butterflies . The mysterious group from before does so as well , with Rapunzel stating Cid will never be able to join them . The episode ends with Ciela and Cid waking up in " fantasy land " with moogles , chocobos and a monster .
Light Arts Light Arts is a level 10 Scholar job ability in " Final Fantasy XI " . Optimizes white magic capability while lowering black magic proficiency . Grants a bonus to divine , enhancing , enfeebling , and healing magic . Also grants access to Stratagems . It can be recast in 1 minute ( - 2 seconds for each Merit Points upgrade ) and lasts for 2 hours . Light Arts and Dark Arts are mutually exclusive . Using one ability will erase the other ' s bonus if present . Light Arts creates the " Light Arts " status effect for the user , which has the following effects :
Holy Wand Holy Wand is a recurring weapon in the series . Appearances . " Final Fantasy III " . The Holy Wand is the most powerful weapon for the Devout class , only obtainable after a Devout reaches job level 99 . It provides 110 Attack and + 20 Mind , and casts Curaga when used as an item . " Final Fantasy XI " . The Holy Wand is a level 67 wand available to all races that increases Divine Magic skill by 4 . It has a damage value of 18 and delay of 216 , having Light damage as an additional effect . It is crafted by alchemists but can be resold for 2945 gil . It is also used in synthesizing a sacred wand .
Corps Marksman Corps Marksman is an enemy in " Final Fantasy XIII " fought in Gapra Whitewood with Lightning and Hope . As it can bestow Enfire to its allies , it is recommended to defeat this enemy first . They are immune to Fire , but weak against Ice ; Hope should have learned Blizzard at this point .
Client The client is the program that a player uses to connect to an MMORPG ' s server in order to play the game . It is possible to create a ' browser - based ' MMORPG , where the client is the player ' s web browser , but both " Final Fantasy XI " and " Final Fantasy XIV " have taken the more usual route of writing single - purpose , proprietary software clients . The client is what is on the player ' s game disc . Most of the game ' s data and program never leaves the server , meaning that without a server to play on , the client program is worthless . Any game data that is handled by the client is subject to hacking by third party tools ; in both " Final Fantasy XI " and " Final Fantasy XIV " , this includes the player ' s current location .
Lightning Saga The Lightning Saga is a subseries of the " Final Fantasy " series , containing " Final Fantasy XIII " and the titles related to it . It is part of the " " mythology . The subseries features Lightning as the lead protagonist . Mainly , Yoshinori Kitase acts as the producer , Motomu Toriyama as the director , and Kazushige Nojima as the scenario concept designer . The three games in the " Lightning Saga " shipped over 12 millions copies worldwide making it one of the best - selling " Final Fantasy " subseries . Titles . Official . Listed in order of game release :
Aspidochelon Aspidochelon , also called Aspidochelone is a recurring enemy in the series . Appearances . " Final Fantasy VI " . Aspidochelon appears as an enemy at Ebot ' s Rock . If it is not defeated in five turns , it will attack with Rage . It can also counter magic attacks with Wind Slash . " Final Fantasy XII " . The Aspidochelon appears as a Trophy Rare Game enemy in Cerobi Steppe . After the player has begun the Rare Game sidequest , it has a 40 % of spawning in the Feddik River area . The rare item Scarletite can be stolen from it . " " . The Aspidochelon appears as a Rank II Non - Elemental Melee Yahri . It is found as part of a side mission in Gugoza Falls , as the party seek to obtain the sword embedded in its back . The Aspidochelon will not actively seek to attack the party and will instead rely on other enemies to protect it . It has high defense that it can increase further using the Shelter ability . " Final Fantasy XIV " . The adamantoise Aspidochelone is the boss of the level 46 FATE " Bigger than Life , " found in the Zanr ' ak area of Southern Thanalan . The flavor text for the FATE notes that it takes four score summers ( 80 years ) for an adamantoise to reach full size , which Aspidochelone eclipses , and wonders at how long it took for it to reach its colossal size , or how much it had to consume . " Final Fantasy XV " . Aspidochelon appears during the Starving Beast Seeks Food Hunt and is found in Old Lestallum . It is a level 62 enemy with high HP and Strength . The Aspidochelon is an enemy found outside of Liberte , inside the Pirate Hideout , and in the Moonsand Ruins . It can make itself immune to physical attacks with the Unbreakable ability .
Emerald Weapon countdown glitch The Emerald Weapon countdown glitch is a potentially beneficial ( but normally hazardous ) glitch in " Final Fantasy VII " triggered by the defeat of Emerald Weapon timed so that the Battle Results screen opens exactly when the underwater countdown reaches zero , causing a Game Over . This is most likely to happen if Emerald Weapon turns red with eight seconds remaining . As a result of the glitch , the Game Over and Battle Results screens overlap . The game may crash , but if timed correctly , the player will bring up the New Game / Load screen , and can proceed from there . Attempting to create a new or load a saved game before hard resetting will result in the characters ' stats being damaged , and the game will repeatedly throw Data Errors , among other errors . The party ' s abnormally high stats can be kept even after resetting if the player manages to make it to a Save point , save , and hard reset the console .
Power Head The Power Head is an enemy in " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - " . Just like any other robotic or machine foes , Power Head is vulnerable to magical attacks . However , do not attack it with Thunder - elemental attacks as it is immune to Thunder . Use Fire or Blizzard to inflict significant damage . Be wary when dealing with many Power Heads , as they can reduce AP and MP with their attacks , as well as inflict Silence and worse , Stop .
Death Stone Death Stone is a recurring item in the series . Appearances . " Final Fantasy VIII " . Death Stone is an item that casts Death when used in battle , and can be refine d into Death spell x1 for Death Stone x1 . It can be dropped from any level ed Propagator , refined from an Elvoret card into Death Stone x10 , or refined from a Dead Spirit into Death Stone x2 .
Gogmagog ( boss ) Gogmagog is a boss in " Final Fantasy XIII - 2 " . It is fought twice in New Bodhum 3 AF , both times in the Winding Way area . It is later fought in A Dying World 700 AF . Battle . New Bodhum . Gogmagog attacks the party with energy and his Swipe ability . It is recommended to switch to a paradigm with one or more Sentinels to reduce the damage Swipe deals . Making use of Slash and Burn to drive up the chain gauge is also a good idea . For the second fight , Gogmagog opens with the ability Causality Barrier , which increases his defense against damage until he is stagger ed . It is recommended to open with Slash and Burn or Double Trouble to stabilize the chain gauge , and then use Dualcasting to drive up the chain gauge as quickly as possible . A Dying World . Unless the player is under level ed , Gogmagog ' s attacks are manageable , perhaps requiring the occasional use of Diversity to heal while building the stagger gauge . Gogmagog occasionally uses Writhe , perhaps to showcase the pain his form is constantly under — however , the ability does nothing against the player , and even helps out by inflicting a random debuff upon the creature . After stagger , Gogmagog ' s attacks become more varied with higher damage potential , so the player should keep an eye on their health . Gogmagog uses Writhe more often , tempting the player into a final offensive rush .
Mythril Golem ( Final Fantasy IV - Interlude - ) The Mythril Golem is an enemy in " Final Fantasy IV - Interlude - " . It appears in the Tower of Babil . Battle . It has a large amount of HP and packs a strong physical attack , but is highly susceptible to Porom ' s Hold spell . The Mythril Golem drops a variety of mythril equipment . Edge can steal the Mythril Knife from them and throw the stolen weapon at enemies .
Nymph ( Final Fantasy IX ) The Nymph is an enemy from " Final Fantasy IX " found in the grassy areas North and West of Cleyra on the Mist Continent . She uses Night to put the entire party to Sleep , which Quina can learn by eating a Nymph . Otherwise , she is not very strong . A friendly Nymph can also be encountered as part of a side quest in the forest on Pualei Plains on the Outer Continent . She will ask for three Ores and will reward the party with 30 AP for such action .
Headbomber Headbomber is an enemy from " Final Fantasy VII " fought on Gaea ' s Cliff and in the sixth round of the Battle Square after the player acquires the " Highwind " and Cloud Strife rejoins the party . When fought on the Battle Square its stats are enhanced with double the normal HP and its Attack and Magic Attack are increased by 25 % . Battle . It may inflict Fury on party members , and when it alone , uses powerful attacks and doubles its speed . Because of this , Headbomber can be useful for building Limit Breaks . Otherwise , Aqualung and Beta can be used to defeat all of them at once . AI script . AI : Main
Mythril Mine ( Final Fantasy VII ) The Mythril Mine is a short dungeon in " Final Fantasy VII " where townsfolk from Kalm used to work before the appearances of Midgar Zolom stopped the mining expeditions . Despite being called " Mythril " Mines , the mines are referred to as " coal mines " by a miner in the Kalm bar in the game ' s PlayStation translation , contrary to the original Japanese release which never stated this . In the PC version the word " coal " has been removed . The weapon shop of Kalm , where the miners reside , sell weapons made of mythril . In " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - " the Mythril Mine has a shop visitable from the menu . The mines travel beneath the mountain range in the eastern continent , connecting the Chocobo Farm in the Grasslands Area to Fort Condor and Junon in the Junon Area . Story . The party follows Sephiroth through the mines during their world - wide hunt for him . Outside , Sephiroth has killed a Midgar Zolom prior to the party ' s arrival , and left its corpse on a tree trunk as a warning . Inside the mines , the party meets the Turks : Rude , Tseng , and the rookie Elena . The Turks do not attack , only give a warning that Reno will be back with a new weapon to fight them . Elena accidentally slips Sephiroth has been sighted heading towards Junon , and the two parties part ways . Locations . The Mythril Mine is located to the South on Gaia ' s Eastern continent . Shops . " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII " . Shops in " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - " can only be visited from the menu . Mythril Mine Trading opens after finding the shop info from a treasure in Mission 2 - 4 - 5 . Enemies . The Mythril Mines are an excellent place to level up Limit Breaks early in the game . Enemy groups in the northern peninsula have as many as five enemies . Using group attacks , like the Enemy Skill Matra Magic , allow vast numbers of enemies to be defeated in a relatively short time . Musical themes . The background music for the Mythril Mine is " In Search of the Man in Black " . Other appearances . " Last Order - Final Fantasy VII - " . In " Last Order - Final Fantasy VII - " , while attempting to get to Midgar , Zack Fair fights his way through a contingent of Shinra troops in the mine ' s abandoned facility / town . Eventually acquiring a motorcycle from one of the troops he rides the bike into the mine tunnels , making it to the other end before the bike ' s fuel runs out .
Dancer ( Tactics A2 ) Dancer is a job class exclusive to Penelo in " " . Her dances have debilitating effects on enemies . Many of the abilities are taken from the Dancer classes in " Final Fantasy V " and " Final Fantasy Tactics " , though they lack the target - all - enemies capability of the latter . The Dancer can equip poles , rods , staves , and daggers . In utility , it is the direct opposite of Hurdy ' s Bard job , some moves being related , such as the Forbidden Dance and Nameless Song being exact opposites . Though with average stat growth , this job can be lethal if used with Assassin as a main job , giving the benefits of equipping powerful katana , access to Last Breath and ranged attack via greatbows . Another notable combo is combining Penelo ' s Dancer class with Green Magick , allowing Penelo to buff the party and debilitate the enemy ' s party . Combining Spellblade as the primary job allows her to equip better weapons and armor , as well as improving her debuffing capabilities . If equipped with Reflex and , Penelo can defeat almost any foe without concern about standard attacks and debuffs herself , making her a fearsome unit . Abilities . Dance . " The arts of the DANCER used to perform magickal dances with an array of unique effects . "
Basilisk ( Final Fantasy ) The Basilisk , also known as the SAURIA in the NES version , is an enemy in the original " Final Fantasy " . They only appear later in the game , as a random encounter on the Cardia Islands , a chain most associated with dragons . Basilisks appear on the island that contains Bahamut ' s throne . Later , they appear in Chaos Shrine , where they are easy to defeat . Strategy . Physical attacks are the primary way to defeat these enemies ; magic can be saved for the more difficult encounters in the Chaos Shrine . Due to their average Defense , they are not hard to defeat . Basilisks possess the ability to use Gaze to Petrify party members , but they also drop Gold Needle s upon defeat . Etymology . In the NES version , the Basilisk was called Sauria . Sauria derives from " saura " , which means " reptile " in Greek .
Court Court is a location in " Final Fantasy Legend II " . The court is where the judge reside in Edo World . Story . The party comes here with Hana , she tells the judge that Echigoya ' s ship is full of bananas . The judge tells one of the officers to go to the port and the other to go get Echigoya . They both leave after receiving their orders . The judge tells Hana that she did a good job . Kame arrives at Hana and tells her that she did a good job . One of the officers arrives with Echigoya , and Hana tells him that he better give up . Echigoya wonders what she ' s talking about . The other officer arrives at the court and tells the judge that there was nothing like bananas inside the ship . Hana tells Echigoya the he must of hid them somewhere else . He replies the he ' s came straight from his store , and had no time to do that . The judge dismisses Echigoya , but before he leaves , he tells her that she should be careful from now on .
Hairband Hairband , also known as Hair Band , is a recurring helmet in the series . Appearances . " Final Fantasy VI " . Hairband is a low - ranked female hat usable only by Terra , Celes , and Relm . It provides 12 Defense and 8 Magic Defense , and be be bought for 150 gil at South Figaro in the World of Balance . Celes also initially comes equipped with the Hairband upon recruiting her . " Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy " . Hairband is a level 1 headband that provides + 158 HP and + 70 Bravery . It can be obtained from the shop by trading 1 , 600 gil .
Tonberry King ( Final Fantasy VIII ) Tonberry King is an optional boss in " Final Fantasy VIII " . He is encountered by defeating a high number of Tonberry enemies in the Centra Ruins . After enough Tonberries have been defeated , the Tonberry King appears to avenge them . Upon the Tonberry King ' s defeat , the player is granted the junctionable Guardian Force , Tonberry . How to find . The number of Tonberries the player needs to defeat to engage the Tonberry King changes with the beginning of each new file , however , it is usually about eighteen to twenty - four . Should the player run from the Tonberry King , they will have to fight the prerequisite number of Tonberry enemies again to make him reappear . If the player successfully cards a Tonberry , it does not count as defeating it . The player may leave the area and save the game while in the process of killing the required number of Tonberries . Killing them consecutively is not required . Battle . " It ' s Sharp ! " is a single target attack using the equation of a target ' s enemy kills multiplied by 30 . " Junk " is a counterattack made after every fifth attack the party deals against Tonberry King that sends items falling down on the party for a random amount of damage . The items are pot , a kettle , a bottle of wine , cups , soccer ball , and even a television . On top of these , Tonberry King uses a regular physical attack . One might want to wait till the party ' s average level is beyond 30 before engaging Tonberry King , as he is one of the rare enemies in the game that has Full - life in his Draw list .
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