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Angra Mainyu ( Crisis Core ) Angra Mainyu is an enemy in " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - " . Angra Mainyus are highly dangerous foes as they have access to Ultima and can inflict various statuses with Hell Gaze . Stop is the way to go if one must fight them , or abuse Costly Punch , Tri - Thundaga , and Energy .
Shellra V Shellra V is the strongest version of the original Shellra spell in " Final Fantasy XI " . Shellra V is not acquired from a scroll , like most White Magic in " Final Fantasy XI " . It can be purchased using 3 Merit Points by White Mages level 75 and higher via the Merit Menu . When cast , all party members in the targeted area of effect will have their Magical Defense increased significantly . With 1 merit , Shellra V reduces magic damage by 62 / 256 ( ~ 24 . 2 % ) . Each additional merit upgrade increases this effect by 2 / 256 ( ~ 0 . 8 % ) , making the maximum Magic Damage reduction 27 . 34 % with 5 merits in the spell . See Also :
Hamelin Hamelin , or Hamelin Flute , is a recurring weapon in the series . Appearances . " Final Fantasy IX " . Hamelin is a mid - ranked weapon for Eiko , providing 27 Attack and teaches the abilities Might , Curaga , and Jewel . It can be bought for 5 , 700 gil at Esto Gaza after the Desert Palace on disc 3 only , and if it is not bought before entering Terra , it can be lost forever , making it impossible for Eiko to learn Jewel . Etymology . is a town on the river Weser in Lower Saxony , Germany . The town is famous for the folk tale of the , a medieval story that tells of a tragedy that befell the town in the thirteenth century .
Command Points Command Points , abbreviated CP , are a statistic in " Dissidia Final Fantasy " and some related titles . CP is a stat used to determine what abilities a character can equip . Appearances . " Dissidia Final Fantasy " . Characters gain more Command Points as they level up , and all characters have 450 CP at Level 100 . Max CP can be increased with the accessories Hero ' s Essence and Hero ' s Spirit , to a potential maximum of 510 CP . All attacks and abilities cost some CP to equip . When an attack or ability is mastered , its CP cost decreases . A character can equip as many abilities of any type as the player wishes , at long as the total CP costs of the equipped abilities does not exceed the character ' s max CP . When equipping abilities and attack , if a character does not have enough CP left over to equip an ability , that ability is displayed in red and cannot be equipped . A bar across the top of the screen displays CP consumption , colored green to denote attacks and blue to denote abilities . When an attack or ability is highlighted , the amount of relative CP it would need is displayed on the bar as a glowing white area . When an equipped ability is highlighted , the amount of relative CP it is currently taking up is noted by highlighting part of the bar red . " Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy " . Command Points return with the same function as in the original game . However , the CP costs of attacks and abilities have been altered . " Theatrhythm Final Fantasy " . CP is used to determine what abilities each character can equip . As in " Dissidia " , they may equip whatever abilities they like as long as the total CP cost of those abilities does not exceed their max CP . All characters have a maximum of 50 CP , though each character reaches that amount at different levels , and there is no way to increase a character ' s max CP . Unlike " Dissidia " and " Dissidia 012 " , a character cannot equip more abilities than they have ability slots , no matter how much CP they have remaining . Neither the game nor the instruction manual actually states what CP stands for , but due to the fact that CP functions in an essentially identical way in " Theatrhythm " as in " Dissidia " , it can reasonably be assumed that it does stand for Command Points . " Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call " . With regards to equipping abilities , CP functions in exactly the same manner as in " Theatrhythm " . However , there are some differences in the attribute itself . While it remains that case that characters ' CP increases with their level up to a certain amount at level 99 , there are also ways to increase a character ' s CP cap to 99 : every time a character ' s level is reset , they get a boost to their maximum CP , and CP is also one of the stats that can be improved by use of the CollectaCard Crystarium .
Yoko Shimomura Yoko Shimomura is a Japanese video game music composer . Before making her debut as " Final Fantasy " series music composer , she is best known for her compositions for the " " and " Kingdom Hearts " series . Biography . She joined Square in 1993 as a composer after graduating from Osaka Music School and working for Capcom . While working for Capcom , she composed the majority of the score to the legendary fighting game " " . After joining Square , she composed the score for " " in 1994 . She is also known for her score in " " , " " , " series " , " " , and " " . Shimomura makes her debut as a " Final Fantasy " series music composer with " Hataraku Chocobo " , although her first important contribution to the series is for " Final Fantasy XV " . Her piece for this " Final Fantasy " title , " Somnus " , was included in the Square Enix compilation album " " . Another piece called " Omnis Lacrima " was released in another compilation album Memória ! .
Kactuare Kactuare is an enemy in " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - " . One must watch out for its 10 , 000 Needles attack . Not only that , the Kactuare also possesses a sky - high Attack rating . The player should keep moving around , stop awhile to cast Graviga on it , then keep moving and repeat these steps until Kactuare ' s HP is low enough to finish it off with Costly Punch . When it is about to die Kactuare will use 100 , 000 Needles , a difficult skill to avoid . If the player encounters many Kactuares at once , it is safer to run if they have a low stock of Phoenix Down s .
Indi - Attunement Indi - Attunement is a Geomancy spell in " Final Fantasy XI " . When cast , a beneficial Indicolure effect boosts the Magic Evasion of all party members for as long as they are within emanation range of the caster . The spell can be purchased from Ishvad in Western Adoulin for 2 , 425 gil . The player must learn Indi - Attunement before they will be able to learn its counterpart spell , Geo - Attunement .
List of playable characters A playable character is a character one controls in a video game . In " Final Fantasy " , the player is usually given a large cast of playable characters , but can only control a few at a time . Playable characters per game . " Final Fantasy XI " . Players create their own characters due to the MMORPG nature . " Final Fantasy XII " . The " International Zodiac Job System " allows control over the guest characters as well . They are : " Final Fantasy XIV " . Players create their own characters due to the MMORPG nature . " Final Fantasy Tactics " . Generic characters can be recruited on several occasions . Enemy monsters can be invited to the party and human players can be recruited in towns and invited to the party in the same way as monsters . " Final Fantasy Tactics Advance " . Generic characters can be recruited on several occasions . New recruits will randomly ask to join the player ' s clan after missions . Generic characters can be recruited on several occasions . New recruits will appear monthly in certain areas , ready to be recruited . " Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles " . The player creates their own characters , choosing from four races . Adventurers can be recruited at the town .
Orinus Atkascha Prince Orinus Atkascha , also known Prince Orinas , is Duke Larg ' s candidate for King of Ivalice from " Final Fantasy Tactics " . While he is mentioned , he does not appear in the game . He is 1 year old at the beginning and his birthday is November 23 , making him an Sagittarius . Story . King Ondoria Atkascha III and his wife Queen Louveria had two sons , but both perished , leaving the throne heirless . The Council , who detests the prospect of Queen Louveria ' s hold to the throne , installed Princess Ovelia as future heir to Ondoria . Just as the princess joined House Atkascha , Orinus was born . His birth caused a series of conflicts , particularly on the heir of the Ivalice throne . As the Knights Templar leader Folmarv Tengille suggests , Orinus could possibly not be the true heir of King Ondoria , but the child sired by another man with Queen Louveria due to the king ' s weak health . Queen Louveria , ever the power - hungry , made a plot with Duke Larg and named him regent to Orinus , since Orinus is just an infant . With Orinus as heir , the Queen would rule alongside her brother Larg . The nobles reject Larg in favor of Duke Goltanna . After Larg hastily coronates Orinus after the king ' s death , the War of the Lions breaks out . Larg is assassinated , leaving Orinus to fend for his own . Orinus eventually became a fugitive , and finally settled in Romanda .
Bagrisk The Bagrisk is an enemy from " Final Fantasy VII " fought on the world map on a small dirt patch together beaches far northwest of Cosmo Canyon , and in the fourth round of the Battle Square during the time Tiny Bronco is available . When fought in the Battle Square its stats are enhanced with double the regular HP and its Attack and Magic Attack are increased by 25 % . Battle . Bagrisk is not a particularly difficult enemy to defeat , but it uses its Tail attack twice in one turn . It also has the powerful Quake2 spell , and its Stone Strike always inflicts Petrify on one character , though it normally uses it only once per battle . Bagrisks are the only source of infinite Vagyrisk Claw items . Due to the way steal mechanics work , the higher the level the player is before they attempt to steal them , the harder they become to steal , and after a certain level Vagyrisk Claws become impossible to steal . At level 11 , the chances for stealing are best , with a 54 . 86 % chance of stealing a Soft , a 4 . 23 % chance of stealing a Vagyrisk Claw , and a 40 . 91 % chance of stealing nothing . It is impossible to steal while wearing the Sneak Glove or at levels greater than 77 , because one of the two Softs the Bagrisks carry will be stolen first . However , a finite supply of Vagyrisk Claws can be obtained from the optional boss CMD . Grand Horn . Strategy . It is recommended to bring along a Jem Ring to prevent Petrify , or bring plenty of Softs . Manipulating them into using Stone Strike against their allies can defeat them in a group . AI script . AI : Setup AI : Main AI : Counter - General
Speed Drink Speed Drink , also known as Speed Shake , is a recurring item in the series . In most games , it is used to increase a character ' s Speed stat , though in others it can cast the Haste spell instead . In " Final Fantasy V " , it could only be used via the Drink command . Appearances . " Final Fantasy " . Speed Drink did not appear until the " " release . " Final Fantasy V " . The Speed Drink can only be used through the Chemist ' s Drink command .
The Final Battle ( Final Fantasy IV ) " The Final Battle " is the final boss theme from " Final Fantasy IV " . It was composed by Nobuo Uematsu . Game appearances . " Final Fantasy IV " . As aforementioned , " The Final Battle " is heard during the battle between Cecil Harvey ' s party and Zeromus at the Lunar Core . In the " Advance " and releases , it also plays during the battle with Zeromus EG . " The Final Battle " was rearranged by Junya Nakano for the 3D version , and is given the same use in - game as in the original releases , as well as being used for the fight with Proto - Babil . This version was released as the nineteenth track of the second disc of the . " The Final Battle " is heard during the fight between Golbez and Fusoya and Zeromus ' s Malice at the Lunarians chapter . " Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy " . The original version of " The Final Battle " is part of the " Final Fantasy IV " Music Pack DLC distributed through the PlayStation Network . It may be automatically selected for Arcade and Quick Battles featuring Cecil , Golbez or Kain Highwind , or taking place at the Lunar Subterrane . " Dissidia Final Fantasy " ( 2015 ) . A new techno - rock arrangement is a default battle theme . The original SNES version theme can be bought for 3 , 600 gil from the in - game shop . " Theatrhythm Final Fantasy " . " The Final Battle " is a Battle Music Sequence available as downloadable content . " Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call " . " The Final Battle " returns as a Battle Music Sequence available in the base game . Arrangement album appearances . " The Final Battle " is part of the battle medley track on the " Piano Collections " album , called " The Battle " . " The Final Battle " was rearranged and included in The Black Mages ' second studio album and titled " Zeromus " . " Battle SQ " . The track appears in the arrangement album featuring battle tracks from several Square Enix games . It is the second part of the mash up with " Battle 1 " , also from " Final Fantasy IV " . Live performances . LIVE " Above The Sky " . The Black Mages ' " Zeromus " was the second song performed at their 2005 concerts at Club Citta in Kawasaki City , Japan and Namba Hatch in Osaka City , Japan . Appearances outside " Final Fantasy " media . " The Final Battle " is included in " Red Wings Over Baron " , a " Final Fantasy IV " medley by video game metal band Powerglove . " Lord of Vermilion Re : 2 FAN KIT " . An arrangement of this theme is included on the " Final Fantasy IV " medley by Tsuyoshi Sekito .
Rippler Rippler is a recurring ability in the series . Appearances . " Final Fantasy VI " . Rippler is a Lore ability that exchanges all statuses of the user with the statuses of the target , including several " not named in - game " statuses such as Interceptor Guard , and is thus the cause of the Rippler bug . It can copy the status effects from relics such as Miracle Shoes , but the wearer of the relic does not lose the status due to it being permanent on the character . The player can still dispel the enemy who used Rippler to remove the statuses they gain from the relic ( s ) , as they are not permanent on them . This Lore can be learned from the Blue Dragon , Dark Force , Gigantoad and Leap Frog . It costs 66 MP to cast and has a hit rate of 111 , but will miss targets that are immune to the Imp status .
Hybrid Elemental Hybrid elementals roam certain areas of Abyssea in " Final Fantasy XI " . Like the basic elementals found in Vana ' diel , are notoriously aggressive to magic casters . Various types of these " hybrid " elementals cast from two elements instead of one , making them far more potent and deadly than their Vana ' diel counterparts . Currently , no notorious monsters of this family have been identified , but speculation is mounting on their existence . Like the Elemental family , these hybrids will attack those who are unwary of where they choose to cast their spells , often with a very powerful spell of their own . It is unknown how these hybrids came to be , but it is speculated that the harsh Abyssean world forced the elementals of the time to combine in order to survive the new , devastated world .
Red Saucer II The Red Saucer II is an enemy from " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - " . The Red Saucer II poses little threat to Zack . A few standard sword attacks will bring this foe down quickly . It is best to eliminate the Saucer as quickly as possible to prevent it from casting Barrier to its cohorts .
Neukhia The Neukhia is the final boss of " " , appearing as a gigantic purple hand ripping through the rift . It consists of three parts , the Pod , the Core , and the Wisp . The Neukhia first appears in the second half of the mission A Request , after Clan Gully is teleported to Zellea , the Forbidden Land . Only the Neukhia Pod , a three - pronged hand , is present in this battle . Once defeated , the pod retreats back into the Rift . Once summoned by Illua using her Grimoire , the Neukhia emerges in full fury with its entire body emerging from the Rift . It is notable that the Neukhia itself takes up most of the battlefield , with only a small section not taken over by it . However , party members are still able to walk over most of its viscous purple form . Sections . Neukhia Pod . The Neukhia Pod stays on the offensive throughout the whole of the final battle . Its attacks are not that powerful while the Neukhia Wisp is alive , but when the Wisp is defeated it will begin to use its powerful spells more frequently , one of which is the Demon Wall ' s Telega , which transports a unit next to the Pod and inflicts Immobilize . Destroying the Neukhia Pod allows for easier access up the right side of the battlefield . Neukhia Core . The Neukhia Core plays different roles in the battle depending on the condition of the other components . It will constantly buff or heal the Neukhia Wisp with " Charge Ray " or " Restoration Ray " until the Wisp is defeated . Then it will go on the offensive , making certain stones on the map glow golden with the " Rewind " ability . If the party members fail to remove the energies from the stones in time , the Core will use " Grand Cross " , which inflicts huge damage on all allies close to the stones . Neukhia Wisp . The Neukhia Wisp is an elusive foe , as it will teleport between three different points on the map each time it is attacked . These tiles are marked by a stone ring and are in the far left , center , and far right areas of the battlefield . Abilities . Elimination . " The demon wall pursues those who cross its path with a power that shakes the foundation of the earth . " The Neukhia Pod is the only component that knows an Elimination ability . Etymology . " Neukhia " seems to come from the Greek language , though it is currently unknown what word it is based on or derived from . It may be based on " Nekuya " ( Νεκυια ) , which is a song serving to evoke the dead in ancient Greek theater .
Rafflesia ( Final Fantasy XI ) This mobile polyroot is a member of the plantoid phylum and native to the Mindartian continent . It displays lush , crimson - colored blossoms and emits a powerful stench to attract unwary insects . The Rafflesia then incapacitates them with its whip - like tendrils before devouring them whole . The extinction of the species can almost certainly be attributed to the sudden disappearance of the gnat , its primary food source .
Guard Spider The Guard Spider is a boss fought in the Apple Orchard of Banora Village in " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - " . Battle . This robotic sentry unit will most likely leap into the air and deliver a physical attack with moderate damage . It will use an attack called EM Field when Zack is staying close . The only way to dodge this attack is either staying really close to it or staying far away . Staying close to it will somehow force the Guard Spider to stand still , making it easier for Zack to land a few critical hits . To achieve quick victory against this foe , one should equip any accessories that will boost Zack ' s MAG and MP , then attack the Spider with Thunder spells . Also , any hits inflicted on its abdomen will be critical .
Omega Weapon ( Final Fantasy X ) Omega Weapon is an optional boss in " Final Fantasy X " and is the fearsome fiend transformed from Omega through his anger . Its anger was so great , it spawned the lesser Ultima Weapon . The words " Omega Weapon " are inscribed in Omega Weapon ' s tail in Spiran script . In the original North American and Japanese versions , Omega Weapon has mere 99 , 999 HP , not much of a greater challenge over Ultima Weapon . It was upgraded for the International , PAL , and HD Remaster versions , now boasting 999 , 999 HP ; it could thus be considered a superboss . Battle . Kimahri can learn his strongest Ronso Rage Overdrive : Nova . Omega Weapon and Nemesis of the Monster Arena are the only enemies in the game where this skill can be obtained . Omega Weapon ' s normal physical attack will deal around 4 , 000 HP damage , and will also inflict a variety of status effect s such as Petrify and Confuse . Core Energy is an upgraded version of Ultima Weapon ' s and will cause between 4 , 500 and 9 , 999 HP to one character . Shimmering Rain also returns and will hit the whole party for around 2 , 500 damage . Its ultimate attack is Nova , which can deal over 7000 damage to all . Strategy . Shell , Haste and Protect are important as Omega Weapon cannot be inflicted with debilitating effects , such as Delay , Slow or Break attacks . The special skill Quick Hit is useful to get more turns . In the NTSC version , Omega Weapon will not put up much of a fight . The player ' s goal should be to deal as much damage as possible in a short time , which is made possible by the use of Celestial Weapon s , Break Damage Limit , Overdrives , aeons , and Trio of 9999 ( though none of these are required to defeat Omega Weapon ) . It ' s likely Omega Weapon will be defeated before it will use Nova . In the " International " , " PAL " and " HD Remaster " versions , Omega Weapon ' s additional HP and elemental absorbency make it harder to defeat and Tidus ' s Brotherhood shouldn ' t be used because it is Water - elemental . Mighty Guard , either from Kimahri or Rikku , is a major help , as one only has so many items and so much MP , and they may not last long enough to deal with Omega Weapon ' s nearly one million HP . On the other hand , Osmose now works against Omega Weapon . Omega Weapon , like all enemies , can be defeated by Yojimbo ' s Zanmato .
Studio BentStuff Studio BentStuff is a Japanese book publisher that has published many of the Ultimania series books by Square Enix . Studio BentStuff wrote the first " Ultimania " book for " Final Fantasy VIII " in 1999 , though the company had been contracted to write " Final Fantasy VII True Script Dissection " for the previous game . Since then , " Ultimania " books have been published for every major " Final Fantasy " title . External links . Official Website
Tonberry ( Final Fantasy IX ) The Tonberry is an enemy from " Final Fantasy IX " found in Ipsen ' s Castle . They are always seen in trios . They can ' t be encountered when Zidane heads back to rescue Amarant . Battle . Tonberry retains its signature moves from previous games in the series . They slowly approach the player party , and upon reaching them , unleash either Knife attacks against a party member for 9 , 999 HP damage , or Everyone ' s Grudge , which deals damage based on the number of defeated Tonberries . After using Knife , they teleport out of the battle . Strategy . The best way to defeat the Tonberries is to use attacks that deal fixed damage , such as Quina ' s Frog Drop or Zidane ' s Thievery , because they take little damage from physical attacks .
Ogre Mage ( Final Fantasy ) The Ogre Mage , also known as the WzOGRE in the NES version , is an enemy in the original " Final Fantasy " . Ogre Mages are accomplished spell casters , and often begin a battle by casting Blink on themselves to increase their Evasion . They can also cast Dark , Sleep , Hold , and Blizzara . Ogre Mages also have a permanent regenerative ability , which restores a minimal amount of their health . When they appear in the Cavern of Earth , they are often grouped with one or two other Ogres or Ogre Chiefs .
GIM52A GIM52A is a boss in " Final Fantasy VIII " . It appears with the Galbadia n Elite Soldier . It also appears later as a normal enemy in the Lunatic Pandora and during the Battle of the Gardens . Battle . Its Micro Missile attack halves the targets current HP , and it drops the Missile item that allows Quistis to learn this spell for her Blue Magic .