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Blaze ( boss ) Blaze is a story related boss in " " . Battle . Blaze can use his Crystal Bearer powers to attack with multiple Fire elemental attacks . His move list includes a long range Fire Blast attack , a close range Fire Pillar attack which he creates in front of him , a long heat beam which he uses as a makeshift sword to attack with a mid - ranged vertical Burning Slash , and a huge long range Fire Ball attack which can do large amounts of damage if not stopped or stolen with kinetic capture to throw back at him . In a similar style , he can also create floating Fire Orbs that will rain fire on the area they are located at . Blaze will automatically counter direct kinetic attacks by shooting Fire Blasts at Layle from midair . The Rolling Dash move should be used the moment that Blaze is sent flying to avoid his counterattacks . He will also shoot Fire Blast at any object Layle holds for too long , destroying the item if it is not thrown at him in time . The player has to think before capturing an item , and attack Blaze with it before he has a chance to break it . Strategy . The best way to deal damage is to capture the floating orbs or fire balls that he conjures and use them against him .
Lemur ( Final Fantasy III ) Lemur , also known as Lemwraith , is an enemy from " Final Fantasy III " found in Hein ' s Castle . Battle . It is of no threat to the party . Lemurs are undead , meaning that spells such as Cure , Cura , Holy , Fire , and items such as Potions can deal significant damage to it . Raise and Phoenix Down s can defeat them in one hit . Other appearances . " Pictlogica Final Fantasy " . Lemur from " Final Fantasy III " appears as an enemy in " Pictlogica Final Fantasy " .
Final Fantasy II Shōri e no Tabidachi Final Fantasy II Shōri e no Tabidachi ( ファイナルファンタジーII 勝利への旅立ち , lit " Final Fantasy II Journey to Victory " ) is a gamebook published by Tokuma Shoten . It ' s a side story set during the original game and features a young rebel as the protagonist .
Taromaiti The Taromaiti is an enemy in " Final Fantasy X - 2 " . It is capable of inflicting Poison on the entire party , so either having lots of Antidotes or resistance to Poison is recommended . Otherwise , it is not a threat to the party at this stage of the game .
List of Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - items Below is a list of items in " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - " . Disposable items . Recovery items . Recovery items can be equipped and used in battle to heal Zack . The exception is the Phoenix Down , which has a unique icon and grants Zack the Auto - Raise status . Fusion items . Below is the list of items used in Materia Fusion . There are five menu icons for Materia Fusion , depending on which stat the item raises . Key items . Keys . Keys are used to unlock various locked doors and other objects . Summon items . Summon items add a corresponding Summon to the Digital Mind Wave . There are two types of Summon items , distinguished by their icons . Summon Materia appear during Summon Mode during Modulating Phase on the DMW , Chocobo items add creatures to Chocobo Mode during Modulating Phase . Addresses . Address items add new addresses to the Shop when acquired , letting the player purchase items from the corresponding merchant . Support items . Support items unlock various gameplay features when acquired . The exception of the Tissue , a useless item that does nothing . Manuals . There are four Manual - type items in the game . Three are instructions and are used in the construction of flower carts for Aerith , the fourth is used to unlock Item Fusion for Materia Fusion . Construction items . Construction items are used in tandem with the matching Manual to build flower wagons for Aerith . Gold items . There are two Gold items in the game . The Gold Shard is found as part of the Seven Wonders of Nibelheim subquest and has no other use . The Gold Rolling Pin is a rare item that can be sold for a substantial amount of gil . Goddess Materia . The seven Goddess Materia are found in the Banora Underground and are used to progress through the area .
Izumi Masuda Izumi Masuda is a Japanese opera soprano known in the " Final Fantasy " community for her performance of " Final Fantasy XI ' s " expansion set " ' s " ending theme , " Distant Worlds " . Graduated from the Kunotachi College of Music , she has entered various singing competitions , earning her a spotlight in performing for a number of opera and classical pieces . She has released three albums as a solo artist all to great critical acclaim " Heal my Heart " , " Red Swan " , and " Romeo & Juliet " , the latter which included " Distant Worlds " , amongst other key arrangements of well - known classical compositions such as ' s " " ( titled " Beethoven ' s Love " ) a nocturne by , and a rhapsody by . Masuda performed live " Distant Worlds " during the concert " " .
Limberry Limberry is a region in " Final Fantasy Tactics " . The easternmost region in Ivalice , it is ruled by Messam Elmdore , one of the heroes of the Fifty Years ' War who defended the borders of Ivalice from Romandan invaders . Locations . Limberry Castle . Home to Marquis Elmdore , liege lord of Limberry , this beautiful white castle rests on the shores of Loch Dalla . Dorvauldar Marsh . Rich marshland in western Limberry . The Dorvauldar River carries fertile soil from here to the plains . Lake Poescas . Once a large body of water , this area is now nothing but a dried lake bed covered in white salt . Beddha Sandwaste . A wild desert covering much of western Limberry . The tombs of ancient emperors are buried in the sand .
List of blitzball techniques The following is a list of blitzball techniques from " Final Fantasy X " . Rare techniques . There are two rare techniques : Anti - Drain and Hi - Risk . Theoretically Tidus , Wakka and Durren can have these blitzball techniques . However , Anti - Drain is " impossible " to get ( except with Durren ) , while Hi - Risk is very difficult . The game doesn ' t equip Anti - Drain on an opposition player so it can not be Tech Copied . Additionally , if one attempts to force a Tech Copy opportunity by hiring a player with the Anti - Drain ability and then releasing that player to be hired by another team , when that player appears as an opponent with Anti - Drain equipped , no Tech Copy is possible . In the case of Durren , his tech Anti - Drain may be missable , so the only way to learn it is to release him and let the A . I teach him automatically . Hi - Risk appears rarely as prize for 2nd place in the Blitzball League , and it appears most often if certain blitzball players are on the team . Use the [ Reset ] option of the Blitzball menu , it may be useful to get the first of these for Wakka . In the case of Tidus , he is required have learned his two first key techniques ( Venom Tackle and Drain Tackle 2 in strict order ) for recently be able to get it .
Final Fantasy IV : The After Years / Translations This article is a guide to translation differences in " " . The Japanese is the original name , while the romaji is the romanized Japanese name . The translations are direct translations from the Japanese , the Wii section lists the subject ' s English name in the WiiWare release , and the PSP section lists the subject ' s English name in the PSP release .
Tetsuya Takahashi ( Final Fantasy IV ) Tetsuya Takahashi is an enemy in " Final Fantasy IV " . He is one of the enemies encountered in the Developer ' s Office . He will keep saying " You wanna die ? " until he is defeated . Battle . It is possible to kill him by casting Poison and waiting , as most other attacks only deal one point of damage unless the player casts Toad on him . He likes to kill the party members , dealing 9999 damage per hit . As the player might end up wasting MP on Raise or using a Phoenix Down s , it may be best to flee from him . When defeated , he will drop a Phoenix Down .
Chebukki Siblings The Chebukki Siblings are a mischievous trio of Tarutaru who appear in the " " storyline . They consist of two brothers and a sister . Story . They appear once the player ' s character has reached the Tavnazian Archipelago region ( i . e . Lufaise Meadows after clearing Promyvion Dem , Holla , and Mea ) and steal the player ' s Mysterious Amulet Key item while they are unconscious . The Chebukki Brothers are considered to be troublemakers by the people of the Archipelago , and Prishe has a tendency to threaten them in order to keep them in line . After the Chebukkis leave the Tavnazian island , they try to find a place in the world . First , they embark on a search for their father , menacing the majority of the Windurstian Ministers in the process . Eventually they find their way to Jeuno , where they worm their way into the Palace ' s authority system , becoming " respected dignitaries " . After being punished there , they decide to join Tenzen and help him , stealing a warship from the Jeunoan Armada and becoming " Sky Pirates " . After ending up in Al ' Taieu , they decide to masquerade as the children of the Zilart Prince , hoping to find a father figure . Eventually , the will of Promathia becomes so strong that they actually believe that Promathia is their father , doing everything they can to help him . Following the defeat of Promathia , the children plummet to the ground , landing in the water . A ship saves them , then after hearing their annoying antics , decides to leave them on Purgonorgo Isle , where they encounter a strange Tarutaru . After bombarding him with a Meteor , the man realizes that the children are his own children , and that he is their father . The Chebukki children find their father , presumably living with him from then on . In the finale , they show their father the blasted ruins of Cape Riverne , their hometown .
Crystal Weapon ( The Crystal Bearers ) Crystal Weapons are crystal - powered , robotic drones from " " . They are aerial units , able to attack with long range laser beams . They always accompany Crystal Armors , Death Machines , the deadly Omega Slave , and Jegran . Locations . Layle will first encounter these at the Aerial Prison along with Crystal Armors . Afterwards , they can be fought " second campaign Prison Sands " alongside Death Machines . They can also be fought in the Interior Aerial Prison along side the Omega Slaves and in the final battle against Jegran . Strategy . The Crystal Weapons are fast moving drones that fire lasers at Layle , dealing moderate damage . Layle can manipulate one of these into firing their Crystal Laser at his chosen target by picking them up while they are stunned .
Hein ( Final Fantasy III ) Hein , also known as Hyne , is a minor antagonist in " Final Fantasy III " . Story . Hein had gained the trust of the king of Castle Argus , which governed a large region of the Floating Continent , and became the castle ' s wizard . In reality , he is one of several monsters sent by Xande to cause chaos on the Floating Continent , and his true form is that of a skeletal being . He casts a spell over the Elder Tree , causing it to float over the desert south of Castle Argus , and christens it Castle Hein . Hein bewitches the castle ' s inhabitants and imprisons them in his new fortress , where he terrorizes the neighboring town of Tokkul . Luneth and his friends are captured during a raid and are brought to the living castle . They overcome the guards and monsters and ascend the decaying tree to face Hein , who shows no remorse for his actions . The Warriors of Light defeat the crazed mage , and the Elder Tree returns to its true form . Before replanting itself in the forest from whence it came , the tree restores the royal family and guards of Argus to their rightful place at the throne . Gameplay . Hein is fought as a boss . Other appearances . " Final Fantasy XIV " . Hein appears as a prominent character for the Crystal Tower content . Though he wears the same colors as Hein , he has been named Amon by the developers , after his palette swap . " Theatrhythm Final Fantasy " . Hein appears as an enemy during Battle Music Sequence s . " Final Fantasy All the Bravest " . Hein appears as a sub - boss in the Eureka Forest and uses Thundaga as his ability . Upon defeat he will drop the Artemis Bow , 900 EXP , and 5 , 130 gil . " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " . Hein is fought in the " Hein ' s Castle " dungeon . Its classic dungeon has 48 as its difficulty level and costs 37 stamina . Its elite version has 80 as its difficulty level and costs 52 stamina . Like his battle in " Final Fantasy III " , Hein changes his weakness through Barrier Shift , his weakness changing between ice , fire and lightning . His defenses are not so high compared to other bosses of his difficulty level . The player ' s main concern is Hein ' s high evasion , being barely able to score a single physical attack on him with the exception of Soul Break s . It is recommended to have two offensive mages , one white mage and two tanks , and keep trying to hit him with magic / mental break . Hein casts debuffs constantly . Blind is the least of the party ' s worries , Poison can be ignored as long as healing is constant , but Confuse can prove troublesome . Confusion can be healed by attacking with one of the mages . " Final Fantasy Trading Card Game " . Hein appears with a dark - elemental cards with his Yoshitaka Amano artwork and " Theatrhythm Final Fantasy " appearance . Etymology . Hein is most likely named after Magere Hein , the Dutch name for the Grim Reaper . This is fitting , as the Grim Reaper is often depicted as a living skeleton .
Wild Nakk ( Final Fantasy V ) The Wild Nakk is an enemy in " Final Fantasy V " . They always appear in groups of five in the forest next to Karnak , and should not pose a threat to the player , as a multi - targeted Fire spell will defeat all of them . They are often killed by players , for it is an easy way of obtaining gil . Other appearances . " Pictlogica Final Fantasy " . Wild Nakk from " Final Fantasy V " appears in " Pictlogica Final Fantasy " .
Genji Glove bug The Genji Glove bug is a bug in " Final Fantasy VI " that only affects the Relic Genji Glove . Normally , the Genji Glove allows a character to equip two weapons , but if a player were to equip one weapon instead of two ( or no weapon at all ) , all of that player ' s physical attacks are reduced by 25 % . There is a bugfix patch that players can use to fix this on the SNES version .
Samba Samba is a category of abilities in " Final Fantasy XI " for Dancers . Sambas are Support abilities , restoring Hit points or Mana points to anyone in your party . They do not use MP , but instead use TP . Second , they are not spells and do not draw magic - based aggression from creatures like elementals and also , thus , cannot be silenced , but may be affected by Amnesia . Also , since it is an ability , Haste has no effect on its recast time . Recast for all Sambas is 60 seconds . Drain Samba . Available first , at level 5 , your weapons receive a drain daze effect that transfers to an enemy when hit . It allows anyone in your party to drain a small amount of HP from the enemy . It costs 10 TP to use and has a 60 second recast . Drain Samba II . Drain Samba II is learned at level 35 . It costs 30 TP to cast and has the same effect at Drain Samba , but you get more HP per hit . Drain Samba III . Learned at level 65 . Costs 40 TP to use . The HP drained per hit is much greater than Drain Samba I and II . Aspir Samba . Available at level 25 . It costs 15 TP and has a similar effect as Drain Samba , but you drain MP instead of HP . Aspir Samba II . Learned at level 60 . It costs 30 TP to use and inflicts Aspir Daze on your enemy . The MP drained is slightly greater then Aspir Samba . Haste Samba . Learned at level 45 . It costs 35 TP to use and inflicts Haste Daze on your enemy . Every time you hit the enemy you receive a short - lived 5 % Haste to your melee attack speed . The Haste effect from Haste Samba does not show up on your status bar , so any other Haste - type spells will stack with the effect . Also , the effect does not not effect spell recast time , just attack speed .
Junk shop In " Final Fantasy VIII " items can be taken to a junk shop where they can be used to modify and upgrade a character ' s current weapon for a fee . Recipes to create new weapons can be found in Weapons Monthly magazine s , but the magazines themselves are not needed to create weapons : one simply needs the appropriate components . The junk shop serves as the game ' s weapon shop from previous " Final Fantasy " games , offering a list of advancements for each character . Upgrading a weapon in the Steam version earns the player the achievement Handyman . Junk Shop is also an ability learned by the Guardian Force Doomtrain , which allows the player to visit a junk shop anywhere via the menu . This is useful for beyond the point of no return , as town s are inaccessible , although the player can still access junk shop within the " Ragnarok " if they salvage it from the Kashkabald Desert .
Chateau d ' Oraguille Chateau d ' Oraguille provides the living quarters for the Royal d ' Oraguille family , as well as the Royal Knights and Temple Knights , who protect the monarchy at all costs . An audience chamber and a separate garden are also a part of the estate , and admittance of commoners is strictly limited . Beneath the Chateau is Bostaunieux Oubliette prison , a severe punishment in the old days for anyone who broke the law . Though it is not currently used , it houses formidable foes that adventurers must be mindful of should they wish to venture deep inside . Players may enter the Chateau if they are Rank 2 citizens of San d ' Oria , or have started Mission 2 - 3 for either Bastok or Windurst .
Dissidia Final Fantasy Original Soundtrack Dissidia Final Fantasy Original Soundtrack is the soundtrack of " Dissidia Final Fantasy " . It features arrangements of the music from the series by Takeharu Ishimoto and Tsuyoshi Sekito . The theme songs are written and performed by Canadian alternative rock band Your Favorite Enemies . The soundtrack is priced at 3 , 000 yen . It does not , however , contain every track available . Other versions . Limited edition . The limited edition version features a tall album jacket with the Cosmos artwork on the front and Chaos at the back . It carries the catalog number SQEX - 10130 - 1 and is priced at 3 , 500 . The kanji across the top of the obi says " Owarinaki tatakai no gensoukyoku " , which translates roughly to " Fantasia of the endless battle " . The slipcase is textured and has gold embossing , with the " Dissidia " logo also gold - embossed on the spine . " Dissidia Final Fantasy : Excerpts from the original soundtrack " . A selection of music from " Dissidia Final Fantasy " was a promo CD included as a free preorder bonus when ordering from Amazon or Game Crazy . Disc length 28 : 43 Sheet music . Publisher by Yamaha Music Media , the " Dissidia Final Fantasy Piano Solo Sheet Music " book contains the sheet music for 18 piano arrangements from " Dissidia Final Fantasy Original Soundtrack " . The difficulty level is from intermediate to advanced .
Adventurer ' s Dirge Adventurer ' s Dirge is a Bard song in " Final Fantasy XI " . It is available only to bards who have reached level 75 and who have gained additional merit points and designated they want to learn this ability . It is a tier two skill . As such , it may be initially purchased for 3 points , and then upgraded twice for 4 and then 5 points . Adventurer ' s Dirge , in a way , is the cardinal opposite of the other 75 Bard merit song , Foe Sirvente . Adventurer ' s Dirge is a single target song . The effected player character will lose enmity at an increased rate than normal . In other words , this song is used to help the shed hate from one character who does not want the mobs attention or help said character to avoid gaining hate in the first place .
Cave of Eblan The Cave of Eblan , also known as Cave Eblana , Cave Eblan and Eblan Cave , is a location in " Final Fantasy IV " only reached via the hovercraft , and " " . It is located southwest of Eblan . The cave is filled with water , much like the Underground Waterway . Story . " Final Fantasy IV " . After Rubicante destroyed the kingdom of Eblan , many of its survivors moved to the Cave of Eblan and built a town and barracks . An effort coordinated by Edge allowed the ninjas to dig a tunnel from the town to the Tower of Babil . As a result much of the Eblan army was destroyed . Edge gets in a fight with Rubicante and loses when Cecil , Kain , Rydia , and Rosa show up . Edge tells them to stay out of it , but Rydia bursts into tears . Edge cannot stand watching her cry , and so agrees to fight alongside Cecil and his friends . " Final Fantasy IV - Interlude - " . Edge makes his way through the caves to investigate the Tower of Babil . From a tower in his castle , Edge notices the Tower of Babil has been reactivated . Noting that things have started to happen as they did years ago when the castle was taken over and destroyed , he goes to the Cave of Eblan to make his way towards the Tower of Babil . Along the way he notices his father ' s gravestone and takes a moment to grieve . At the Tower of Babil ' s entrance , Edge sees Rubicante in front of him , but quickly disappear . Edge leaves the caves and enters the tower . Quests . In The Crystals , the caves are an optional side area . A tail collector in the cave will trade the player colored Tails for , which can only be acquired in this chapter . Seven Small Tails can be traded for any colored Tail , but fourteen can be traded for a , the only way one can be acquired . Once the player can access the tail collector ' s home on the True Moon , these colored tails can be traded for rare items . The last exit in the town , it is a small room where what little of Eblan left hides . Most are injured and recovering save for a few guard ninjas . All NPCs , if spoken to , will inform the player of Eblan ' s fall along with its rulers , save for Prince Edge . Edge ' s seneschal can be found here , and will ask the party to take care of him despite his shortcomings . Locations . Second Passage . It is accessible from a corner of the first passage , and holds the only save point in the dungeon . The end of the passage is the bridge that connects the Eblan caves and the Tower of Babil . Edge and Rubicante will be seen at the mouth of the passage , where they have a battle - Edge loses , and after Rosa heals him , he becomes the final permanent party member . It is accessible from the secret passage near the save point . The room contains a gravestone and the monster - in - a - box containing the Blood Sword . Musical themes . The background music that plays inside the Cave of Eblan is the " Final Fantasy IV " " Dungeon " theme . Other appearances . " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " . The party escapes the Tower and makes for the Overworld . Cid risks his life to stop their pursuers , allowing the party to go through the Cave of Eblan to reach the Overworld levels of the Tower .
Viking ( Final Fantasy XIII ) The Viking is an enemy in " Final Fantasy XIII " . It has very high HP , but its Strength is low and it is possible to defeat it within the first stagger period . Its Thermal Discharge deals moderate Fire damage to one target , but it only uses it when it has low HP .