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Slime ( The 4 Heroes of Light ) The Slime is an enemy from " " . Strategy . Part I . The enemy is found roaming outside of Liberte and inside the Pirate Hideout . Slimes are usually encountered in groups of four . The player should watch out for the Merge ability , which allows the Slimes to merge with another of their kind to raise their overall stats . It is advised to defeat these enemies as quickly as possible , but if the merge cannot be prevented , the player should try to reduce the merged monster ' s HP as much as possible before the transformation . To defeat the enemy quickly , the player should have their Black Mage use Magic Mojo and then cast the Fire spell . If the party ' s HP should begin to fall , the player should have their White Mage use Healthgiver and Cure to heal the party . Part II . During Part II , Slimes can only be found inside the Holy Tree Tower bonus dungeon . When they are encountered in the tower , the Slimes receive higher stats and retain the Merge ability . To defeat the group quickly , the player should attack with the Hero ' s Bladeblitz ability and the Black Mage ' s Magic Might ability . If the party ' s HP should begin to fall , the player should use Curaga to heal the party .
Soldier ( Final Fantasy ) The Soldier , also known as the Sentry , is an enemy from the original " Final Fantasy " . They are moderately powerful enemies at the time they are fought , but can be effectively dealt with through usage of Lightning - elemental items and spells , or a constant barrage of physical attacks .
Final Fantasy VII : Advent Children Original Soundtrack Final Fantasy VII : Advent Children Original Soundtrack is the complete soundtrack for " " . It contains both original scores created specifically for the movie , and remixes of songs from " Final Fantasy VII " . Also included is the song " Calling " by an 80 ' s Japanese rock band singer , Kyosuke Himuro , which plays during the ending credits . Piano tracks are taken directly from " " . Limited Edition . The limited - edition first prints came packaged in a slipcase with a metallic - brushed look and the familiar " Advent Children " images of Cloud Strife and Sephiroth on the front and back , respectively , and had a 10 - page booklet containing credits and lyrics . Lyrics . Four of the tracks , " The Promised Land " , " Divinity I " , " Divinity II " , and " Advent : One - Winged Angel " have Latin lyrics . The lyrics for " The Promised Land " and " Advent : One - Winged Angel " are found on their respective articles . Sheet music . Published by Yamaha Music Media , the " Final Fantasy VII Advent Children Piano Solo Sheet Music " book contains solo piano sheet music for eleven pieces from the " Final Fantasy VII : Advent Children Original Soundtrack " . The difficulty level is intermediate to advanced .
Lost Babil Lost Babil is a Superboss in " " exclusive to " " . It is fought in the Final Tale by speaking to Challengingway in the tail collector ' s home , and paying a 500 , 000 gil fee . However he can not be challenged until after the game is beaten . According to Challengingway , Lost Babil is a prototype of the Giant of Babil that was scrapped after it rampaged out of control . The player battles Lost Babil by forming three parties . Each party engages a different part of the giant . If the player is victorious , they receive three and two Soma Drop s . Lost Babil can be challenged as many times as the player wishes , as long as they can pay Challengingway ' s entry fee . The first party the player forms faces Giant ' s Torso and Giant ' s Right Arm . The second party fights Giant ' s Chest , Giant ' s Left Arm and Giant ' s Head . The third party battles Defense System Ψ , Counter System X and Control System Ω .
List of Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles : Echoes of Time equipped abilities The following is a list of abilities provided by as well as found on specific pieces of equipment in " " . When applied via a Jewel , each Jewel can only be applied on specific pieces of equipment and will only ever give one specific ability . Most abilities are carried over from " " , but several are new to this game . A piece of equipment can have anywhere between one to four abilities , depending on how many slots it has available on it . Abilities that are found on equipment cannot be removed via Customize Equipment in the crafting shop .
Silent Bee Silent Bee is an enemy in " Final Fantasy V " . It poses no threat to the player . Other appearances . " Pictlogica Final Fantasy " . Silent Bee from " Final Fantasy V " appears as an enemy in " Pictlogica Final Fantasy " .
Bahamut ( Crisis Core boss ) Bahamut is a boss in " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - " . It can be fought twice during the game , once in the campaign and once in the second ' Dr Hojo ' mission . Strategy . First Encounter . Zack should equip any Lightning - resistant accessories to minimize the damage caused by Bahamut ' s Lightning Bolt , Laser Orbs , and Megaflare . Lightning Bolt should be avoidable , but there is no way escaping Megaflare that will roughly deplete 500 - 600 points of Zack ' s HP . The player should use Potions or Cure to keep Zack ' s HP above 800 . Zack should attempt to land some critical hits or normal sword attack s to Bahamut while it is on the central rock area . It is impossible to deliver a sword attack when it is on the distant rock area , so the player must cast magic , Fire or Blizzard works . DMW and hit - and - run tactics will do well against this foe . Second Encounter . The second encounter is near - identical to the first and can be fought much the same way . However , Bahamut ' s stats are higher , and it also knows the spells Flare and Graviga , which it casts from the distant rock areas .
A - Hound The A - Hound is an enemy that appears in " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - " . Battle . This enemy casts Fire to attack distant opponents . Its Attack and Magic stats make up for its poor Vitality and Spirit stats . Strategy . When faced with multiple A - Hounds , Zack can use Assault Twister to damage them all simultaneously .
Memoro de la Ŝtono " Memoro de la Ŝtono " ( lit . " Memory of the Stone " ) is a vocal section part of the " Final Fantasy XI " opening theme made famous by its performance during the " " and " " concerts . It features a choral arrangement with lyrics sung in , an artificial language invented in 1887 by L . L . Zamenhof ( 1859 – 1917 ) , a Polish physician and philologist , intended for international use and still used by millions of speakers worldwide . The tracks " Despair " and " Repression " in the and the track " Third Ode : Memoro de la Ŝtono " in the share their central melody with " Memoro de la Ŝtono " . Both live performances were conducted by Arnie Roth and were played as a medley along with the song " Distant Worlds " .
Sea Snake ( Final Fantasy II ) The Sea Snake , also known as the SeaSnake or Sea Serpent , is an enemy from " Final Fantasy II " . Its attacks may cause Poison . As a Water - based enemy , it is weak against Lightning . Aside from its Poison attack , it is not a very big threat and can be dealt with with relative ease as long as the player is leveled up enough .
Wraith ( Vagrant Story ) Wraith is an enemy from " Vagrant Story " . Battle . Wraiths teleport in much the same manner as Ghosts . Stay in one place and let the Wraith teleport to you before striking it . They know many high level spells such as " Solid Shock " and " Meteor " and are very difficult to defeat . Edged weapons are recommended .
Sky Pirate ( job ) Sky Pirate is a recurring job in the " Final Fantasy " series . The job often has abilities similar to those found in other jobs , particularly that of Thief . In each of its playable appearances , it is a special job available to only one character . It appears for the first time in " " as Rouge ' s job . Sky Pirate reappears in the " Ivalice Alliance " , first as an enemy class in " " , where it is a near - exact duplicate of the Soldier . Notable Sky Pirates include Balthier from " Final Fantasy Tactics " and Vaan from " " . Appearances . Vaan ' s default job is a Sky Pirate with abilities that involve increasing his stats or decreasing those of an enemy . There is also a enemy with the job class of Sky Pirate . " Final Fantasy Tactics " . Balthier ' s default job is a Sky Pirate with abilities that involve are similar to the Thief job . Vaan ' s default job is a Sky Pirate . " Dissidia Final Fantasy " ( 2015 ) . Vaan ' s Sky Pirate outfit from " Final Fantasy Tactics A2 : Grimoire of the Rift " appears as his alternate outfit for his 2nd form . Non - " Final Fantasy " guest appearances . " Knights of the Crystals " . The Sky Pirate appears on a silver card .
Mail ( Crisis Core ) Mail is a feature in " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - " . Zack Fair can receive e - mails via the Worldwide Network when the player performs a certain task . When the player receives mail , a letter icon appears in the top right corner of the screen . Mail can be read by going into the menu ' s Mail section . New mail will initially go directly to the Inbox , but once read , they will go to one of several subfolders . Mail usually does not have an effect on gameplay , though several letters are tied to Missions . The feature is just an extra that gives some background info on the game . Below is a list of all the Mail in " Crisis Core " : Shinra Truths . To begin receiving this mail , the player must talk to the reporter in Sector 8 and let him go in Chapter 6 . If they miss him , all these e - mails are missed forever . Keepers . These E - Mails can only be received if the player joined Angeal Hewley ' s fanclub , the Keepers of Honor outside the Shinra Headquarters in Chapter 3 . Genesis Girls . To get the E - mails from the Study Group , the players must join the fanclub , which can be found behind a dumpster in LOVELESS Ave in Chapter 3 . To get the E - mails from the Red Leather , they must join the fanclub , which can be found outside the Shinra Headquarters in Chapter 3 . Hero News . The Silver Elite E - mails can only be received if the player joins the fanclub in the Sector 5 playground in Chapter 6 . The Zack Fan Club E - mails can only be received if the player talked to Cissnei in Junon , then talks to the receptionist at the Shinra Headquarters in Chapter 8 . The next three E - mails require the completion of three special actions . Depending upon how many the player does , the E - mail will be different . One of the three letters are sent during the escape from Nibelheim . The requirements are : Tutorials . All of these E - mails are received in the beginning of the game following the meeting with Angeal and Lazard in the Shinra Headquarters SOLDIER Floor . The three about Materia Fusion are only received after Zack is promoted to 1st Class and allowed to use that function .
Poison Rod The Poison Rod is a recurring rod in the series . It is often a mid - ranked rod that is either Poison - elemental or casts the Poison spell when attacking with it or using it as an item . Appearances . " Final Fantasy V " . The Poison Rod is a high - ranked rod , providing 29 Attack , 32 Accuracy , is Poison - elemental , increases the power of Poison - elemental attacks by 50 % , and can cast Bio when used as an item . It can be bought for 1500 gil at Quelb or stolen from Black Warlock . " Final Fantasy VI " . The Poison Rod is a mid - ranked rod that has an attack power of 86 , is Poison - elemental , casts Poison when used as an item and then breaks , and also casts Poison randomly when attacking with it successfully . It can be bought for 1500 gil at Narshe in the World of Balance , stolen from Twinscythe and Lich , or dropped from Twinscythe . Only Strago , Gogo , and Relm can equip it . " Final Fantasy Tactics " . The Poison Rod is a mid - ranked rod that provides 3 Attack , 20 % Weapon Defense , and can inflict Poison on its target . It can be bought for 500 gil at an Outfitter from Chapter 2 onwards , and can also be obtained at Zeirchele Falls . " Final Fantasy Dimensions " . The Poison Rod is a mid - level rod providing 31 attack power , + 7 Intelligence , and casts Poison when used as an item . " Final Fantasy All the Bravest " . Poison Rod grants + 3 to Attack . It can be equipped by Black Mage , Magus , Time Mage , Summoner , Aerith , and Shantotto .
Jack o ' Lantern Jack o ' Lantern is an enemy in " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - " . Jack o ' Lanterns are very strong enemies despite their appearances , but can be easily interrupted by continuously attacking them . In addition , attacks such as Costly Punch and Tri - Thundaga work very well against them . Avoid their Jack o ' Breath as not only does it damage MP but also inflicts Curse ! Etymology . A is a carved pumpkin or turnip lantern , associated with the holiday of Halloween and named after the phenomenon of a strange light flickering over peat bogs , called " will - o ' - the - wisp " or " jack - o ' - lantern " .
Purple Bavarois ( Final Fantasy IV ) The Purple Bavarois , also known as the Slime or Bavarois , is an enemy from " Final Fantasy IV " . Battle . For the time in the game that they are encountered , they are rather weak Flan - type enemies that can be dispatched easily with a group Fira spell . Other appearances . " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " . Purple Bavarois from " Final Fantasy IV " appears in " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " as an enemy . Etymology . It is often served with raspberries , perhaps the reason behind the coloration of this type of Flan .
Thunder Beam Thunder Beam , also known as Bolt Beam , is a recurring ability in the series . It is an ability most often used by characters riding the Magitek Armor , which deals Lightning - elemental damage to one target . Appearances . " Final Fantasy VI " . Thunder Beam is an ability used by anyone riding a Magitek Armor , which deals unblockable Lightning - elemental damage to one target with a Spell Power of 62 . Thunder Beam is reflectable due to a bug . " Final Fantasy Mystic Quest " . Thunder Beam is an enemy ability used by Beholder , Dullahan , Ooze , and Thanatos . It deals Thunder - elemental damage to one party member with a power of 80 .
Uleguerand Range Uleguerand Range is a location in " Final Fantasy XI " . Locations . Planar Rift . These mysterious rifts are disturbances in the fabric of time and space . It is from here that extradimensional invaders of unknown origin , collectively known as " Voidwalkers " , breach into Vana ' diel . To stem the tide of invasion , adventurers may volunteer themselves in Voidwatch operations to dispatch these intruders at the source . The fiend Isarukitsck can be found at the Planar Rifts here .
Dullahan ( Final Fantasy VI ) Dullahan is a boss in " Final Fantasy VI " fought at the bottom of Darill ' s Tomb that guards the door leading to the " Falcon " . Despite what its appearance might suggest , the Dullahan is not an undead enemy . Battle . Dullahan casts Blizzara , Blizzaga , and Holy spells . When attacked eight times it changes to a new attack pattern where it uses Absolute Zero , Northern Cross , and its special attack , Morning Star . It is weak to Fire , and its attacks are varied but not overly powerful . In the SNES and PS versions , the Dullahan , who is fought early in the World of Ruin , has the valuable Genji Glove but it is impossible to steal from him because the player cannot recruit Locke or Gogo yet , and nobody in the current team can equip the Thief ' s Knife . There is no way to obtain a Merit Award either at this point , because none of the items that lead to it at the Coliseum can be obtained yet . However , Dullahan appears in the Soul Shrine in the GBA and following versions which makes it possible to steal from him . Strategy . There is an easy way to nullify much of the Dullahan ' s damage : in the tomb the player can find a Regal Gown . Betting it at Dragon ' s Neck Coliseum will pit the player against a Death Machine . Using a Reflect Ring will bounce its Death spell back at it , killing it and rewarding the player with a Minerva Bustier . When equipped on Celes the armor negates the Dullahan ' s Ice attacks and halves the damage of his Holy spell , so only its Morning Star physical will do any significant damage to her . Another way to defeat Dullahan is to deplete its MP as it will die when its MP reaches 0 . AI script . At beginning of battle ( only once per battle ) : Lv . ? Holy Attack Turns : 1st Turn : Blizzaga ( 33 % ) or Blizzara ( 33 % ) or Nothing ( 33 % ) 2nd Turn : Blizzaga ( 33 % ) or Holy ( 33 % ) or Nothing ( 33 % ) 3rd Turn : Holy ( 33 % ) or Blizzara ( 33 % ) or Nothing ( 33 % ) 4th Turn : Blizzara ( 33 % ) or Holy ( 33 % ) or Nothing ( 33 % ) If attacked by anything : If Var1 > = 8 : If any party member has Reflect status : If HP < = 10240 : Other appearances . " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " . Dullahan from " Final Fantasy VI " appears as an enemy in " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " .
Signet A Signet is a special type of status effect from " Final Fantasy XI " . They are mutually exclusive , though this is not a disadvantage since there is no overlap in their use . It will prevent the player ' s TP from decreasing while healing , but besides that , provides no other physical effects . It also does not go away , as all other status effects aside from " Dedication " , upon the player being KO ' d . Signet , Sanction , Sigil , and Ionis are all mutually exclusive . A player may only benefit from one at a time . Each grant different bonuses and only in certain zones . In this case , only benefits players on the original campaign map . Having a signet will show that the player is participating in his / her country ' s Conquest . While he has this effect , a portion of his experience is automatically transferred into Conquest Points in areas subject to conquest . Conquest points can be exchanged for items and equipment as a sort of reward for their efforts . Furthermore , having an appropriate signet - type effect is a requirement for monsters to drop crystals when defeated . A Signet is given the gate guards of the player ' s country , one representative in each of the opposing cities ' embassies , and by all Ducal guards in Jeuno . The signet lasts a number of hours equal to the player ' s rank plus the nation ' s position in conquest the previous week — one hour for 1st place , two for second , and three for third . There are 10 ranks and 3 positions in conquest so a signet can last anywhere between 2 and 13 hours . Conquest points can only be gained in areas subject to conquest , that being the main portion of Vana ' diel in the ' present time ' in game , all zones that were created before " " and " " . In game terms , this is the " middle lands . "
Sea Worm ( Crisis Core ) Sea Worm is an enemy from " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - " . Battle . This enemy will appear in a group of six , and occasionally try to Stun Zack with its web - like spit , so make sure that Zack is protected against Stun . Eradicate these enemies easily by getting in between the worms , then strike them with Assault Twister + or other wide - area attacks . The Sea Worm makes a useful enemy for making large amounts of SP quickly . Equip Zack with Quake , Flare or some other spell that hits over a large area , and use it to kill the worms in one hit and three or more at a time . As long as Zack isn ' t damaged - which is easy as using magic will let the player stay away from the worms - the player will earn and maintain a x9 multiplier for their SP , resulting in them earning over 450 SP for every worm they kill . The player can also equip Mog ' s Amulet to stock up on MAG Mako Stones .
Ice ( element ) Ice , also known as Cold , is a recurring Element in the " Final Fantasy " series . It is one of the earliest elements introduced , and forms a trifecta with the elements of Fire and Lightning . It is the opposing element of Fire . Recurring themes . Equipment . Ice equipment appears regularly through the series and includes many Weapons and Armor . A common weapon is Icebrand , a medium - level blade . Spells . Ice has a complete set of tiered spells : Blizzard , Blizzara , Blizzaga , and Blizzaja . The enemy spell Snowstorm also appears in some games . Summons . Shiva is the earliest and most frequent summon of Ice , with her attack Diamond Dust . Mateus the Corrupt is the summon of Ice in Ivalice . Enemies . Enemies that have an affinity to ice usually dwell in snowfields and other cold areas . Amphibious creatures such as Toads tend to be weak against ice . Appearances . " Final Fantasy IV " . In the original SNES version , when the characters equip Ice or Fire resistant equipment , they inherently become weak to the opposite element . This is easy to negate for magic spells by equipping an opposing elemental armor ( e . g . Ice Shield and Fire Armor ) . However , a character with the Protect Ring ( has both Fire and Ice resistance ) is weak to Fire and Ice - elemental physical attacks ( however , no enemy uses physical elemental attacks so this isn ' t usually an issue ) . This is changed in the " Advance " version where characters are no longer weak against the opposing element . Flood is Water - elemental in DS version . " Final Fantasy XI " . The Ice element is strong against Wind and weak to Fire . It is aligned with the attribute of Intelligence . The status ailment corresponding to Ice is Frost , and it drains HP and Agility from the target . " Final Fantasy XII " . Ice opposes the element of Lightning . " Final Fantasy Trading Card Game " . Ice is one of the eight elemental attributes . Cards of this attribute focus on slowing and hampering the opponent . Non - " Final Fantasy " appearances . " 8 - Bit Theater " . Ice attacks , like Ice , Ice2 or Ice3 are normally used by the character Red Mage , but he also has the ability to cast a theoretical ice spell , which freezes the entire universe , including the caster for eternity , and is better used against enemies in parallel universes , called Ice9 . " Kingdom Hearts " series . Ice is an element in the " Kingdom Hearts " series . The primary spells associated with it are Blizzard , Blizzara and Blizzaga . utilizes the ice element and appears as a in some games in the series and as a in " " .
Leafra Leafra is a moderate level spell that only appears in " " . The spell is an upgraded form of the Leaf spell and it deals moderate non - elemental damage to a single foe . The spell can be bought at Arbor for 1 , 500 gil and can be given to any character by having a Leafra Tome in the character ' s inventory . Leafra has a Spell power of 12 and it costs 3 AP to cast . A variation called Strong Leafra can be used when two Psyched Up characters cast Leafra during the same turn .
List of Final Fantasy III armor This is a list of the armor in " Final Fantasy III " . Shields . Characters may equip shields on one or both hands at the same time ( this set - up prevents the player from dealing recognizable damage but offers greatly improved defense ) . All shields have some protection against statuses , though the status protections varies from shield to shield . Other appearances . " Pictlogica Final Fantasy " . The Chakra Band , Scholar Robe , Diamond Gloves , Black Cowl , Crystal Gloves , Crystal Mail , Crystal Helm , and Power Wrist appear as accessories .
Dia Dia may refer to : Etymology . In the original Japanese release of " Final Fantasy " , " Dia " was an abbreviation for " Dispel Undead " , as the " u " is written as an " a " in that language . When it was later realized that " Dia " and " Día " mean " day " in Portuguese and Spanish , the name was applied to other localization as a play on the idea that sunlight is harmful to the undead .