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Great Malboro ( Final Fantasy VI ) The Great Malboro is an enemy in " Final Fantasy VI " fought in Kefka ' s Tower and the Dragons ' Den . Battle . Great Malboro often attack in groups with other enemies ; they cast Bad Breath when they are left alone , so it is recommended to take them out first , unless they are accompanied by a Great Behemoth . They absorb all elements except Fire , which they are weak against , so Firaga is a good option against them . Alternatively , the player can Control them and use their own Snort attack to Eject the Great Malboro or its allies out of the battle instantly . Coliseum setup . Gogo is the best character to use in this fight , since every other character except Umaro has a Magic command , which the player will want to avoid using ; Great Malboro will counter with its Death - inflicting special attack if hit by magic . Great Malboro can use Snort , so the player will want to end the fight quickly before it ' s used , or rely on Kagenui to cast Stop and prevent the attack . Great Malboro is vulnerable to Death attacks from Ichigeki and Wing Edge ; equipping them via the Merit Award grants a good chance for a quick kill , given Wing Edge ' s speed boost and the Death effect . Equipping speed - boosting equipment and the Ribbon will prevent the status ailments from Bad Breath . AI scripts . Normal script . If monster is by itself : Bad Breath ( 100 % ) Attack Turns : 1st Turn : Attack ( 66 % ) or Nothing ( 33 % ) If attacked by " Magic " : Infernal Kiss ( 33 % ) Coliseum script . Attack Turns : 1st Turn : Attack ( 25 % ) or Poison ( 25 % ) or Snort ( 25 % ) or Bad Breath ( 25 % ) If attacked by " Magic " : Infernal Kiss ( 33 % ) Other appearances . " Pictlogica Final Fantasy " . Great Malboro from " Final Fantasy VI " appears in " Pictlogica Final Fantasy " as an enemy .
King Behemoth ( Final Fantasy IV ) The King Behemoth is an enemy from the " Advance " and " " remakes of " Final Fantasy IV " . It is a stronger version of the Behemoth enemy , its color resembles the monsters from Final Fantasy II and fights in the exact same manner as its blue relatives . It will often appear with a Behemoth .
Diamond Weapon glitch Diamond Weapon glitch is a hazardous glitch in " Final Fantasy VII " which makes Diamond Weapon disappear from the world map , ruining the player ' s save file . When Diamond Weapon wakes and starts walking towards Midgar on Disc 2 , the player has to stop it and fight against it . If the player enters the menu and saves their game exactly when the battle against Diamond Weapon is going to start , and then loads their game normally , Diamond Weapon has vanished from the map . This makes one unable to finish the game , as the Sister Ray is never launched , and the barrier over the Northern Cave still remains , making it impossible to fight against Sephiroth .
Count Malboro The Count Malboro is an enemy in " " found in the Lunarians ' Tale . Battle . Count Malboro has several powerful attacks that can easily take off a good chunk of the player ' s HP . Noteworthy attacks are Bad Breath ( which inflicts Toad , Silence , Mini , Pig , and Confuse on one party member ) , Bile ( which inflicts physical damage and Sap on one party member ) , and Poison Gas ( which inflicts Poison and tries to inflict physical damage on all party members ) . It can restore HP using its Heal ability . This , coupled with its high HP , high physical attack power , and auto - counter attacks , can wipe out even a prepared player . The player cannot run away from a battle with a Count Malboro when fought in the Lair of the Father . Strategy . Casting Holy on it once or twice will kill it .
Mimic ( Final Fantasy IX ) The Mimic is an enemy from " Final Fantasy IX " . It can be found in a residence in Burmecia disguised as a treasure chest . The Mimic ' s Call ability summons a Magic Vice enemy to its side , and it always uses this move at the beginning of the battle . After this original Vice is defeated , the Mimic can continue to call more to help it , so defeating the Mimic first is a good idea .
Toshirō Tsuchida Born in 1964 , Toshirō Tsuchida is a game director for Square Enix , and has also produced several games outside the " Final Fantasy " series . Tsuchida ' s main role in the series is Battle Director , and his latest work was on " Final Fantasy XIII " . He left Square Enix on the release of " Final Fantasy XIII " along with several other staff members . He had not participated in the events and interviews leading up to the release of the game .
Grosspanzer∙Small The Grosspanzer∙Small is an enemy from " Final Fantasy VII " . It appears as part of the larger Grosspanzer enemy . If it is defeated , Grosspanzer can no longer use Normal Shell . If the main part is defeated , this enemy dies with it . AI script . AI : Setup AI : Counter - Death Etymology . The dot between the words is an used in Japanese to indicate that a full proper noun is two separate words .
Gramis Gana Solidor Emperor Gramis Gana Solidor is a character from " Final Fantasy XII " and is the father of Vayne Carudas Solidor and Larsa Ferrinas Solidor . At the age of 63 at the beginning of the story , he is the 11th Emperor of Archadia and the fourth from House Solidor . Story . The man responsible for Archadia ' s movement into Nabradia and Dalmasca , Gramis has led Archadia with the same ruthlessness as those who came before him , with the help of his third son , Vayne . It was Gramis who ordered Vayne to kill his older brothers , possibly because they were scheming behind his back . Gramis was often forced into action by the Imperial Senate , having lost power and control over them . By the end of his rule , a sickly Gramis seems to regret his past violent interferences in the Kingdoms of Nabradia and Dalmasca , his greatest regret allowing war to cause rifts in his family . Still , Gramis assigns Judge Gabranth to oversee Vayne ' s actions , and report directly back to him . The Senate forces Gramis to choose between his two remaining sons , the ruthless Vayne or the innocent Larsa , to take over as the new Emperor . Vayne tells his father the present Archadia has been built on military might with House Solidor at the forefront from generations , and not on negotiation and peace , which is what rule under the liberal - minded Larsa would be like . Vayne believes might and ruthlessness are necessary evils needed to preserve the power of House Solidor from elements that might seek to usurp their hold of the throne ; specifically referring to the Imperial Senate . Gramis , while acknowledging this , does not respond further . Gramis is murdered and with none to compete for the throne except for young Larsa , Vayne declares himself " temporary " autocrat until matters could be settled officially . He blames the Head of the Senate , Chairman Gregoroth , for conspiring with the rest of the Imperial Senate in the poisoning of the Emperor Gramis . The Senate is disbanded and Vayne holds absolute control , hence succeeding in ensuring the longevity of House Solidor . Creation and development . Voice . He is voiced by Roger L . Jackson in the English version , who also voiced Wen Kinoc in " Final Fantasy X " . Other appearances . " Final Fantasy Trading Card Game " . Gramis Gana Solidor appears on a card .
Fire III Fire III is a recurring ability in the series . Appearances . " Final Fantasy XI " . Fire III is a tier 3 Black Magic spell in " Final Fantasy XI " . An upgraded version of the Fire II spell , it deals Fire - based elemental damage to a single target . The spell can be purchased from vendors in Lower Jeuno and Aht Urhgan Whitegate for 33 , 306 gil , and it may also be found as loot on several high - level Black Mage - type enemies .
Catoblepas ( Final Fantasy V boss ) Catoblepas , also known as Shoat , is an optional boss in " Final Fantasy V " found at a large island forest covered in mountains in the northwest only accessible by submarine in Galuf ' s World . It appears as a random encounter , just like Ramuh in Bartz ' s World . Defeating it in battle grants the player the Catoblepas summon . The player obtains the spell in the inventory as an item , and needs to use it for it to be listed in summon section . Battle . Catoblepas ' main arsenal is the Evil Eye , a counter - attack that will Petrify a character . It may also use Drain and a normal attack . Strategy . One of the strategies to defeat Catoblepas quickly is by catching an Ironback near or in the cave at the Northern Lake and then releasing it - dealing over 5 , 000 HP damage that will kill the Catoblepas instantly .
Goblin ( Final Fantasy XI ) Goblins , colloquially referred to as Gobs or Gobbies , are a race of Beastmen found in most regions of Vana ' diel in " Final Fantasy XI " . Their flexible lifestyle and adaptability to the surrounding environment have given them the ability to coexist with other beastmen as well as the Enlightened Races . Compared to other beastmen , Goblins have developed superior techniques in trades such as smithing and healing . Because of their prevalence and semi - integration into the nations of Vana ' diel , studies of Goblins have been undertaken to better understand their lifestyle . Of some interest is Goblin naming conventions — which appear to be rather strict . An " - ix " ending on a goblin ' s name designates it as a male goblin while " - ox " is for female goblin names . When Goblins are born , linkpearls are inserted , by incision , behind their ears , allowing goblins to communicate with their minds across Vana ' diel . The Goblins have a number of different channels , such as those about weather , but they are high frequency so adventurers are unable to hear them . The Moblins of Movalpolos , considered a tribe of Goblin , have evolved sufficiently for them to be considered a different species . They follow a less strict naming suffix , where [ a , e , i , o or u ] is combined with [ c , k or q ] ( such as Packapic or Megomak ) . Due to their popularity , Goblins have made a return in " Final Fantasy XIV " . Special Attacks . Note : All Goblins have a Job , and they will readily use spells available to their job ( if any ) in addition to their special attacks .
Tidus ( boss ) Tidus is an optional boss in " " and " Final Fantasy X - 2 HD Remaster " . He is fought in the Fiend Arena in the final tournament , the Farplane Cup . Tidus will join the player ' s party after being defeated . In the " HD Remaster " version , if he is released without the default name of ? ? ? ? , he cannot join the Gullwings again . Battle . Tidus has high Agility and can cast Hastega on himself making him even faster . Strategy . Tidus is somewhat powerful if the player is not at a high enough level , or if they do not have sufficient defense . Level 99 and Champion Belt will take care of part of it , while Rikku ' s Mascot ability Power Eraser will help lower his attack power . If Power Eraser is used three times it will bring Tidus ' s attack power down to - x10 , the max . The player should make Rikku cast Dispel once Tidus casts Hastega on himself . The player should make Yuna and Paine attack with Moogle Beam and Cactling Gun to deal the most damage possible . The player should use Moogle Regenja on the party to get a slight upper hand . Once Tidus has been defeated in the Fiend Arena and the player reaches the end of the Farplane Cup , they will be given the option to recruit Tidus . He can learn his Overdrives Spiral Cut and Blitz Ace from " FFX " as abilities .
Soulbind Soulbind , also known as Damage Split , is a Reaction ability in " Final Fantasy Tactics " . The Arithmetician class learns it for 300 JP . If this unit is attacked , and the ability activates , the attacking unit will take half the damage inflicted on this unit , while the unit with this ability will heal itself for half the damage .
Mandrake ( Final Fantasy VI ) The Mandrake is an enemy in " Final Fantasy VI " . Battle . It can be dangerous because it has a 33 % chance of countering any attack with Leech , a spell which works like Drain , and every three turns has a 33 % chance of using Stonetouch , inflicting Petrify on a character . Fira spells are effective against them . AI script . Attack Turns : 1st Turn : Attack ( 66 % ) or Nothing ( 33 % ) 2nd Turn : Attack ( 66 % ) or Nothing ( 33 % ) 3rd Turn : Attack ( 66 % ) or Stonetouch ( 33 % ) If attacked by anything : Leech ( 33 % ) Etymology . Mandrake is another name for the mandragora genus of plants .
East Ronfaure East Ronfaure is an area in " Final Fantasy XI " . Blessed by the abundant waters of the Cheval River , the wildlife in these woodlands has flourished for centuries . Location . Part of the Ronfaure region , this lush evergreen forest , set aside by the d ' Oraguille family for hunting festivals , lies to the east of the Kingdom of San d ' Oria . To the northeast lies the Ranguemont Pass which leads to the frozen northlands . Running through the entirety of East Ronfaure , the Cheval river is a beautiful sight to behold . The water bisecting the area is bridged at four locations throughout East Ronfaure , and the waters may be forded at several locations . The river also provides an excellent location for fishermen to ply their trade , should they choose . Story . In the San d ' Orian mission Smash the Orcish Scouts , the adventurer must defeat Orcish Fodder , located in West Ronfaure , East Ronfaure , Ghelsba Outpost , or La Theine Plateau , and retrieve an Orcish Axe as proof of the deed . Landmarks . Stone Monument . This monument lies to the northwest of the entrance to King Ranperre ' s Tomb , placed by Gwynham Ironheart . The player must make a copy of the monument ' s inscription using clay and take it to Abelard in Selbina , along with the rest of the inscriptions of the monuments across the land . The monument reads : Music . East Ronfaure , like West Ronfaure , carries its eponymous theme as its background song . As this was one of the few tracks of " Final Fantasy XI ' s " to be composed by Nobuo Uematsu , it ' s also one of the few tracks to be played outside of the " Final Fantasy XI " community , and has gained popularity as a result . When the player engages in battle in East Ronfaure alone , the " Battle Theme " plays . If the player engages in a battle with other party members , " Battle Theme # 2 " plays .
Ice Break Ice Break is a recurring ability in the " Final Fantasy " series . Appearances . " Final Fantasy XI " . Ice Break is a Blue Mage skill that is learned from Golems . It deals Ice damage to and Binds enemies within range . This spell costs three Blue Magic Points to set . " Final Fantasy XII " . Ice Break is an enemy ability which deals ice elemental damage . It is used by Behemoth , Daedalus , Dark Lord , Fenrir , Forbidden , Grave Lord , Judge , Seeq Explorer , Wendice , Wendigo .
Ghoul ( Final Fantasy XIII - 2 ) The Ghoul is an enemy in " Final Fantasy XIII - 2 " . It has low HP and does not deal a potent amount of damage . They spawn at the beginning of the chapter in Academia 400 AF , but disappear shortly after the player advances the area . The Ghouls award only 1 CP and no gil , making them more of a nuisance than a formidable enemy .
Divine Knight ( Tactics ) Divine Knight is a special job from " Final Fantasy Tactics " . Its abilities simultaneously hurt opponents and break their equipment . It costs 2 , 900 JP to master this job . In " The War of the Lions " remake , Unyielding Blade ' s abilities damage monsters and humans without equipment , but will still fail on a unit with Safeguard . This is the default job of Meliadoul Tengille , Folmarv Tengille and Loffrey Wodring , although the latter does not have Crush Accessory . Abilities . Unyielding Blade / Mighty Sword . Meliadoul , Folmarv , and Loffrey must be equipped with a sword to use these abilities . The damage inflicted by Unyielding Blade is as follows : Non - " Final Fantasy " guest appearances . " Knights of the Crystals " . The Divine Knight appears on a gold card .
Compilation of Final Fantasy VII The Compilation of Final Fantasy VII is a sub - franchise within the " Final Fantasy " series that continues the storyline of " Final Fantasy VII " . Unlike other similar " series " within " Final Fantasy " , like the Ivalice Alliance , every game in the " Compilation " is of the same continuous storyline . It includes all of the spin - off games or movie titles related to " Final Fantasy VII " . This sub - series tends to have a more " sci - fi " tone than most other " Final Fantasy " games , with much of its world based on modern technology and society . The primary creative team for this series is made up of Tetsuya Nomura as artist and director , Kazushige Nojima as scenario writer , and Yoshinori Kitase as producer . Titles . Official . Listed in order of game chronology :
Sahagin Prince ( Final Fantasy X - 2 ) The Sahagin Prince is an enemy from " Final Fantasy X - 2 " fought in Via Infinito 30 - 32 . Despite their stats , they are not a very powerful enemy and can be dealt with by attacking them with Lightning - elemental attacks such as Thunder Blade and Thundaga .
Final Fantasy XIII / Allusions The following is list of allusions in " Final Fantasy XIII " . Allusions to the number thirteen . Being the thirteenth installment of the series , " Final Fantasy XIII " makes references to the number itself . Although many are not necessarily deliberate allusions to the number 13 ( whether they are or not is speculative ) , they are nonetheless present .
Midgar Zolom save glitch The Midgar Zolom save glitch refers to a trick in " Final Fantasy VII " that allows the player to travel across the marshes without encountering the Midgar Zolom . Once on the marsh , the Midgar Zolom ' s shadow makes its way towards the player and engages them in a fight when it reaches them , making it difficult to cross without a Chocobo . However , if one saves the game before it reaches the player , then exit and reload the game , the Zolom will be on the other side of the marsh , giving the player time to make it across . This is probably intentional , as otherwise it is possible to get oneself into an unwinnable situation several hours into the game . Supposing that the Zolom works as " it should " , if a player made the unfortunate mistake of saving on their only save slot right next to Zolom , it ' s very likely game over , since the Zolom is quite powerful when first encountered . Furthermore , saving the Zolom ' s location would bloat the save files ( especially since it is an extended object , and not just a point ) - but , in its current state , the game probably spawns the Zolom at a random location far from the place the characters spawn .
Victory Monument Hill Victory Monument Hill is a location in " " . The hill was the site of a long - ago battle between the Lilties and Yuke s . On the hill stood a large statue in celebration of the Lilty hero who succeeded in destroying the Yuke Crystal , thus ending the war , and in effect destroying the Crystal Principle and banishing the Yukes from the world . At the beginning of the game , Layle , in an attempt to land the " Alexis II " , crashes right through the Victory Monument , destroying the statue and much of the surrounding architecture . By the time Layle reaches the monument on foot , restoration work has begun , but a few people have been trapped by rubble , creating a minigame in which the player must free nine NPCs in a time limit . Monsters on Victory Monument Hill include Bombs , Shadow Beast s , and Bloodbones . Victory Monument Hill is south of Cherry Checkpoint .
Ladd Ladd , also known as Rad , is a minor character in " Final Fantasy Tactics " . He is a mercenary apprentice accompanying Goffard Gaffgarion and Ramza Beoulve on a mission to " guard " Princess Ovelia . Story . At the beginning of the story , Ladd is an apprentice to Goffard Gaffgarion , coming to Orbonne Monastery with Ramza Beoulve as an escort for Princess Ovelia . They , along with Agrias Oaks and her vassal knights Alicia and Lavian , are trapped in the chapel during an attack by the Order of the Southern Sky , and must defend the princess . The attack is repelled , but Delita Heiral kidnaps the princess while the knights are distracted . Lady Agrias resolves to give chase , and at Ramza ' s fervent request , the mercenaries grudgingly agree to follow . In doing so , Ladd becomes a member of Ramza ' s entourage . Joining Ramza ' s party . Ladd is recruitable ; it is the player ' s choice . The player may want to recruit him because of his innate Hi - Potion ability . He can be recruited at the end of " Chapter 1 : The Meager , " along with Lavian and Alicia , while Agrias and Gaffgarion become guest s in Ramza ' s party . Gameplay . Though technically a named character , Ladd has no native abilities beyond that of any other generic unit , including those recruited from the Warrior ' s Guild . He may even be sent on Errands along with other generic units . When he joins the party , the player might find him useful as a healer or Chemist with his innate Hi - Potion ability . He joins at level 8 with 63 Bravery , 60 Faith , and equipped with the Iron Sword , Red Hood , and Ringmail .
Goblin ( The Crystal Bearers ) The Goblin is an enemy from " " . Battle . Regular Goblins are mindless thugs . Their punches are weak and easy to avoid , which make them perfect for beginners to practice and learn the basics of combat with . There are two Medals associated with goblins : The Tragedy of Y and The Tragedy of K . To achieve The Tragedy of Y , one must throw a goblin in the ground , causing their torso and head to become buried in while their legs kick the air , resembling the letter Y . The Tragedy of K is done in a similar manner , except one needs to throw the goblin against a wall of terrain . The goblin ' s legs will now dangle helplessly from the wall , resembling the letter K .
Farfarello Farfarello , also known as Jestrex , is an enemy in " Final Fantasy V " . It depends on Black Magic , such as Drain and Osmose , to absorb the HP and MP of party members , and has two Blue Magic spells at its disposal . The player may attempt to obtain a Lilith Rod as a rare steal .
Water Entity The Water Entity is a powerful artifact created by Xagor in " Final Fantasy Legend III " . It resembles a gigantic urn atop a floating cloud that continually pours out endless water into the ocean by which it slowly floods the World . The Entity could be located significantly to the northeast of the Palace , north of the island that would one day become Viper City . It also poured forth savage monsters without numbers that proceeded to invade the world , the monsters systematically sacked the towns of the World searching for the " Talon " units . The level of the oceans rose at a frightening pace , and the people fled inland . As time progressed the Water Entity had flooded almost the entire world and would eventually make life intolerable for humans in the future , this prompts the main characters of the story to go on a time - traveling adventure to find a means to defeat the Water Entity . Along the way , they would discover the truth about its origins . The Water Entity was ultimately destroyed by a dying Sol . With its destruction , the mass flooding of the world was undone and the monsters stopped invading . The Water Entity itself was not a sentient being , but rather a mystical construct .
Metsu Metsu is a recurring ability in the series . It is an ability used exclusively by Fujin . Appearances . " Final Fantasy VIII " . Metsu is an enemy ability used by Fujin during the battle at Lunatic Pandora , which deals non - elemental physical damage to the party and never misses . " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " . Metsu is an enemy ability used by Fujin and Cursed Fujin , which deals major non - elemental physical damage to the party .
Hedge Frog ( Final Fantasy XIII - 2 ) The Hedge Frog is an enemy in " Final Fantasy XIII - 2 " . It appears with others of its kind or with Mud Frogs , and can be summoned by Mud Frogs . They have low hit points , low defenses , and a low stagger point , and should not be any trouble for a party to take down , even in large groups .