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Punch ( Final Fantasy XI ) Punch is a Level 1 for Ifrit in " Final Fantasy XI " . Ifrit delivers a hand - to - hand blow , delivering minor blunt damage . Ifrit ' s TP does not affect this ability , and his TP is not wiped to 0 when he uses Punch . Skillchain s :
Healing Copse The Healing Copse is a location in " Final Fantasy III " . It is a grove in the middle of a forest to the north of Tozus , the gnome village . The party can reach this place after being dropped nearby by Bahamut . It has three Wellsprings , which can fully restore the party , and a Gnome who will give Mini spells as long as the party has none in its inventory .
Final Fantasy XIII - Corridor of Memory - Final Fantasy XIII - Corridor of Memory - is a booklet included in the " Ultimate Hits International " version of " Final Fantasy XIII " , exclusive to Japan . It features high resolution promotional arts , previously unreleased story scripts and stages , and a novella explaining the events after the game ' s epilogue , called " Final Fantasy XIII - Episode i - " .
Wivre Wivre is a genus of enemies in " Final Fantasy XI " . Often raised and trained by the Mamool Ja Savages , Wivre are often used as mounts for the Mamool Ja knight biological class , such as the knight overlord Lancelord Gaheel Ja . Wivre , when not moving , appear to resist frontal and rear attacks . If attacks are made at the front or rear , the damage will be severely reduced . However , if the attacks are done from the sides , the damage appears to be normal . They gain this special " defense " after the use of " Granite Hide " , which greatly increases defense to the front and the back , similar to the Quadav move " Diamond Shell " , where they become immune to attacks on its shell .
Deathmask ( The After Years ) Deathmask is an enemy from " " . It is more or less the same enemy as in " Final Fantasy IV " . Battle . Deathmask will start off casting Reflect on itself , and then every party member . It will start casting Holy , Flare , and Bio on itself and every now and again casting Curaga on the party to heal itself . If it comes with a Full Body , it will cast Reflect on its companion in addition to itself , and later on cast Haste on the party , ostensibly to reflect it onto its own side . Strategy . The best way to handle a Deathmask is to cast Black Magic on the party due to the Reflect spell , or use Rydia ' s Summon ability . can be used for healing to get around the Reflect status . If Edward Chris von Muir is in the party his Salve ability is excellent in the most critical of situations .
Rust Bird The Rust Bird , also known as the RustBird , is an enemy from " Final Fantasy III " , fought on Dragon ' s Peak . As a flying enemy , it is weak to Wind . Rust Birds are extremely rare and for good reason : The player can steal a valuable Phoenix Down from them . They are amongst the more dangerous enemies in the area , since their Glare attack inflicts Confuse on party members , and they can be found paired with Fireflies , which usually attack with magic , making it more difficult to cure those afflicted by the attack . It is highly advised to defeat Rust Birds quickly if possible if the player is not trying to steal Phoenix Downs from them .
Summer Vacation " Summer Vacation " is the main theme of " " . It was made into " Putting Words Together " , " Unfold the Map " , " Premonition of Origin " , " The End of The Tale " , and " Words Put Together " . The title is associated to the game ' s setting . The original song was made up of xylophones , strings , and pizzicato , which causes the song to feel lighthearted .
Ragnarok Blade Ragnarok Blade is a recurring ability in the series . It is an ability used by Laguna Loire , but also by Bartz Klauser who copies it from him . Appearances . " Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy " . Ragnarok Blade is an aerial HP attack for Laguna , obtained at the start of the game . It requires 30 CP to equip ( 15 when mastered ) , 130 AP to master , has Melee High priority , and can induce Wall Rush . Ragnarok Blade is also an attack for Bartz , having the same requirements and statistics as Laguna ' s , but in addition has Wall Rush HP Damage + 5 % . Etymology . Ragnarok Blade specifically refers to the spaceship named " Ragnarok " from " Final Fantasy VIII " , whose name is also a pun for Laguna ' s in Japanese .
Shuriken ( weapon ) Shuriken , also known as Ninja , are throwing recurring weapons that appear in the " Final Fantasy " series . They can usually be thrown by Ninjas . A common upgrade to the Shuriken is the Fuma Shuriken . Appearances . " Final Fantasy III " . The Ninja job can equip Shuriken in the NES version and can only be thrown in the 3D remake . It has an attack power of 200 and can be bought for 65 , 500 gil in Eureka . " Final Fantasy IV " . The Shuriken can be thrown by Edge . It has an attack power of 40 and bought at the Lunar Ruins , Feymarch , Tomra , Kokkol ' s Forge , Cave of Eblan for 20 , 000 gil . In the " Easy Type " version , its attack power was increased to 60 . " Final Fantasy IV - Interlude - " . The Shuriken returns for the sequel title to " Final Fantasy IV " , possessing an attack power of 60 . This time around , it can only be found inside treasure chest . The Shuriken once again return , and can be thrown by both Edge and Gekkou . It has an attack power of 20 and cost 200 gil . It can be bought in Eblan during Edge ' s Tale and Dwarven Castle during Zangetsu ' s Tale . " Final Fantasy V " . Ninjas can throw Shurikens , which can be bought at Lix , Quelb , Phantom Village for 2 , 500 gil . " Final Fantasy VI " . Shadow can throw the Shuriken to deal moderate non - elemental damage to one target . The Outsider , can also throw the same Shuriken , and uses Shuriken as a counter to physical attacks . It has an attack power of 86 , and can be bought for 30 gil in various places . " Final Fantasy XI " . The Shuriken appears as a weapon which can only be used by Ninjas . " Final Fantasy Tactics " . Ninjas can throw the following stars . The Shuriken has an attack power of 4 , and can be bought in Merchant City of Dorter from Chapter 2 and onward . It can be bought for 50 gil . " Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles " . Shuriken is an item that increases Strength by 1 . " Final Fantasy Legend III " . The weapon is called Ninja and it has an boomerang icon before its name . It has an attack power of 220 and can be forge by Masa on board the " Talon " . " Final Fantasy Dimensions " . The Shuriken can be bought in a few shops late in the game . It has an attack power of 80 , and can be bought for 80 gil and can only be used for throwing . " Final Fantasy Legends II " . While not appearing formally , the Shuriken is wielded by the Onion Ninja in his artwork . " Final Fantasy Trading Card Game " . Shuriken from " Final Fantasy V " appears with a wind - elemental card . Etymology . It has also been known as the Ninja .
Lava Dome The Lava Dome is a location from " Final Fantasy Mystic Quest " . It is located in the crater of the Volcano , and is where the Dualhead Hydra holds the Crystal of Fire . The Life spell can be found here as well . Lava Dome is unique in design compared to other dungeons in the game in that it is circular - walking all the way left will cause players to circle to the right side of the area . Lava Dome ' s many ledges are connected by stairways , climbable walls and caves . The caves of Lava Dome are full of lava and monsters and require jumping over stones in the lava . The lair of the Dualhead Hydra is also closed by a door and players must hit the switching operating the door to open it before they can enter .
Water Naga The Water Naga , also known as the Naga , is an enemy in the original " Final Fantasy " . They are rare enemies that are only found in the Sunken Shrine ( 3F ) . They are moderately dangerous in groups , but are easy to deal with otherwise .
Forneus Forneus may refer to : Etymology . In demonology , is a Great Marquis of Hell , and has twenty - nine legions of demons under his rule . He teaches Rhetoric and languages , gives men a good name , and makes them be loved by their friends and foes . He is depicted as a great sea monster .
Cape The Cape is a boss from " " . It is only fought in the battle against Galdes , and is only a target once Galdes throws it up into the air for his strongest attack . On its own , it has no attacks and is only used through Galdes to damage everyone on the main platform . If it is destroyed before it returns to Galdes , then it will never be used again by him . If the player were to defeat Galdes before the Cape hits the ground , then the Cape will remain on the battlefield until either destroyed or the player leaves . If destroyed , it drops magicite for the player to use .
Damascus Crab Damascus Crab is an enemy in " Vagrant Story " . It can only be fought on second playthrough as the Rood Inverse is needed . It drops the Platinum Key which is needed to go through The Iron Maiden B2 . Battle . The Damascus Crab can be easily defeated by casting Spark Fusion and attacking its body with a Blunt weapon or its mouth with a Piercing weapon . Edged wepons are not recommended . The Crab also has a Water Affinity attack Tidal Rush . To defend against this use gems such as Undine Jaspers and Marid Aquamarines equipped onto your shield to lessen the effect of this ability .
Darkmare The Darkmare is a fiend / nightmare - type enemy from " Final Fantasy XII " . One can be found in the Ward of the Sword - King area of the Stilshrine of Miriam . When approached , it will teleport far behind the party , but will teleport back to the party seconds later . Battle . The Darkmare is one of several enemies that respawn only when certain conditions are met . Only one appears in the entirety of the game , in the Ward of the Sword - King in the Stilshrine of Miriam . In order to fulfill the required headcount to fill out the Bestiary , the player cannot repeatedly respawn the Darkmare by zoning over two areas ( the trick for many other enemies ) . Instead , a respawn can be forced by saving and then resetting , preferably at the save crystal in the neighboring zone , the Walk of Revelation , or by leaving the area completely ( i . e . teleporting to another location and then teleporting back ) .
Mep Mep is a Yevon monk who can be recruited as a blitzball player . Aside from low CA , his stats are fairly balanced . Strangely his BL , high to begin with , halts in development , and starts to atrophy at later levels . A jack - of - all - trades player , Mep can competently play any position in the sphere besides Goalkeeper .
Arachnid ( Final Fantasy X - 2 ) Arachnids are a type of fiend in " Final Fantasy X - 2 " whose members can inflict Stop by spitting web , and attack with their massive legs . They yields decent gil and / or have somewhat useful items to steal . They are usually found in ruins , such as the Floating Ruins or Via Infinito . It takes eight kill to make one Oversoul .
Vampire ( Tactics Advance ) The Vampire is an enemy in " Final Fantasy Tactics Advance " , an advanced form of Undead . It floats and can teleport , and absorbs Dark and is weak to Holy . Abilities . Illude . " Vampire command . Use dark power to take lives . " Note : Normal vampires will have LV ? S - Flare or Zombify , not both . < nowiki > * < / nowiki > Denotes a Blue Magic skill . Appearances . The Bloodthirsters Clan always has two Vampires as members . Four Vampires assist the Totema Mateus in Quiet Sands . Vampires named Lyle , Colin , and Guinness are fought during Mortal Snow . A Vampire is part of the Undead fought during Defend Helje .
Whispering Wind Whispering Wind , also known as Whisperwind , WhispWind , and Wind , is a recurring ability in the series , and is the ability of the Sylph . It generally restores HP to the entire party evenly after draining HP from an enemy . Appearances . " Final Fantasy IV " . Whisperwind , also known as Wind , is the ability of the Sylph , which deals non - elemental damage to one enemy and restores HP evenly to all party members at the cost of 20 MP . In the DS version , it instead inflicts Wind - elemental damage and costs 25 MP to use . " Final Fantasy IV - Interlude - " . Whisperwind is Sylph ' s attack when summoned and functions identically to its " Final Fantasy IV " appearance . Whisperwind is Sylph ' s attack when summoned and functions identically to its " Final Fantasy IV " appearance . " Final Fantasy V " . Whisper Wind is the ability of the Sylph , and deals non - elemental damage to one enemy and distributes the HP stolen evenly among the party . It requires at least Summon Magic level 1 to use , and costs 8 MP to cast . " Final Fantasy XI " . Whisper Wind is the name of Garuda ' s ability in " Final Fantasy XI " . It a Blood Pact ability learned at level 36 , it restores some HP to all party members in range at the cost of 92 MP . " Final Fantasy Tactics " . Whispering Wind is the ability of Sylph , which inflicts Silence to all enemies in range . It costs 26 MP to cast , has a range of 4 , effect of 3 , and speed of 20 . " Final Fantasy Dimensions " . Whispering Wind is the ability of Sylph , and requires at least Summon Magic Level 1 to use . It costs 12 MP to cast , and inflicts non - elemental damage to one enemy while evenly distributing the HP stolen to the party . " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " . Whispering Wind was set to appear as an ability used by Sylph , a Summoning ability that is dummied in the final game .
Pantopoda Pantopoda is an enemy in " Final Fantasy XIII - 2 " . It is first fought in Serah and Noel ' s dream world , although it can be found in the real version of his homeland , the Dying World , and in Academia - 500 AF - afterward . It will also spawn together with groups of Pleuston , and should be prioritized since it employs wounding spells as well as inflicting Deshell . Their HP isn ' t significant and the fight should not be a difficult one . The Pantopoda is also a good farming enemy , since it may drop a Potent Booster or even a vial of Phoenix Blood . Paradigm Pack . The Pantopoda is a Saboteur . It learns some of Serah and Noel ' s skills , and also Curse II , Deshell II and Painga ; it is the best infusion source of Painga , and a source of Woundga and Imperilga . It otherwise boasts a moderate resistance versus Dispel and learns First Strike , but other , higher - leveled Saboteurs easily outmatch it . It has very balanced stat development , and if only potent materials are used , its Strength and Magic stats will remain nearly identical . Magic will aid the chance of its magic - based status ailments taking effect , while Strength will similarly aid its casting of Curse II , Deshell II , and any other such spells , including Heavy Deprotega , Heavy Deshellga , and the like , should they be infused into the Pantopoda . Its strength is not exceptional , though ; like many Saboteurs it has over 700 strength , but the Bamapama has well over 800 . It requires 31 Grade three Biological ( Orb ) monster materials to advance to level 15 ; 51 grade four Essences to level 30 , and 23 grade five Crystals to its maximum level of 45 . Painga at 44 requires 21 Crystals ; this makes it a much less expensive infusion source of Painga than Dendrobium and a little less expensive than Deathgaze . It is also easier to encounter than Dendrobium , and very much easier to find than Deathgaze . Etymology . Like all enemies of the Rift Beast class , the name is derived from a real class of living organism that also form part of an ancient clade of the evolutionary tree , referencing their origins in the Void Beyond . Pantopoda ' s Feral Like is Deathscythe .
Emote Emotes are special character actions accompanied by a description , and often an animation , that are commonly found in massively multiplayer online role playing games ( MMORPG ) . They are usually used purely for fun and role - playing , but sometimes may be required to complete a certain quest or can be used to help communicating with other players ( pointing an enemy or saying thanks , for example ) . In both " Final Fantasy " MMORPGs , emotes can be accessed via a menu or by using the command / [ emoticonname ] , for example , / laugh . It is also possible to use " custom " emotes by using the / em " text description " command , but these will only display the emote text , without any animation . Appearances . " Final Fantasy XI " . While most emotes can be used by all races , each race have their own specific animation for each of them . Additionally , each job has its own unique emote that can be used via the / jobemote command after a certain quest is completed . Some quests require the use of an emote . One of the most well known examples is the need to / kneel before Odin Prime uses his Zantetsuken to avoid instant K . O when in range . " Final Fantasy XIV " . Similarly to " Final Fantasy XI " , each race and gender has unique animations for most emotes . However , not all emotes are available at all times ; for example , the / snowball emote is only available during winter in the north hemisphere . Each Grand Company also have their own unique emote , unlocked by going up in ranks , used via the / gcsalute command . A few quests require the use of an emote . For example , an early main storyline quest requires the use of several emotes ; during Hamlet Defense , players can increase their score by using emotes during specific times ( laughing at the beastmen leader , rallying the troops , etc ) . To do an Emote on the PS3 version , select the NPC using targeting , then hit Square to bring up the Emote Menu ; the in - game help tips say to bring up the main menu , but that doesn ' t work on the PS3 .
Icefall Icefall may refer to : Etymology . An is a portion of some glaciers characterized by rapid flow and a chaotic crevassed surface . Perhaps the most conspicuous consequence of glacier flow , icefalls occur where the glacier bed steepens and / or narrows . The term icefall is formed by analogy with the word waterfall , a similar , but much higher speed , flow phenomenon .
Kappa the Imp Kappa the Imp , also called Imp , is a character in " Final Fantasy VI " . He acts as a tutorial for the game along with Mog , albeit specializing only in explaining Gau ' s unique skills . In the PlayStation version , Kappa the Imp was simply referred to by the generic name Imp during the same tutorial . He can also be seen falling from a mountain during the destruction of the World of Balance . Other appearances . " Dissidia Final Fantasy " . Kappa the Imp makes a small cameo as a tutor from the in - game manuals . " Final Fantasy All the Bravest " . An Imp is one of the of the Premium Character Shop random purchases , performing Whirlpool Strike as his attack .
Final Fantasy X - 2 merchandise This is a list of official Square Enix merchandise available for " Final Fantasy X - 2 " . Video Games . Four game discs have been released to date . Books . Ultimania . " Final Fantasy X - 2 Ultimania " . Japanese book first published by DigiCube and later by Square Enix , edited by Studio BentStuff . Released on May 31 , 2003 . Format A5 . 736 pages . ISBN4 - 88787 - 126 - 0 ( regular edition ) , ISBN4 - 88787 - 127 - 9 ( limited edition ) , ISBN4 - 7575 - 1205 - 8 ( reprint ) " Final Fantasy X - 2 Ultimania Omega " . Japanese book published by Square Enix , edited by Studio BentStuff . Released on February 13 , 2004 . Format A5 . 688 pages . ISBN4 - 7575 - 1161 - 2 " Final Fantasy X - 2 International + Last Mission Ultimania " . Japanese book published by Square Enix , edited by Studio BentStuff . Released on April 16 2004 . Format A5 . 608 pages . ISBN4 - 7575 - 1163 - 9 " Final Fantasy X - 2 Official Strategy Guides " . " US : Bradygames - Final Fantasy X - 2 Official Strategy Guide " . Book published by BradyGames in US on 2003 with a walkthrough for the game " Final Fantasy X - 2 " . Format A4 , ISBN 0 - 7440 - 0285 - 0 " US : Bradygames - Final Fantasy X - 2 Official Strategy Guide - Limited Edition " . Book published by BradyGames in US on 2003 with a walk trough for the game " Final Fantasy X - 2 " . Format A4 , ISBN 0 - 7440 - 0350 - 4
Winds of Promyvion Winds of Promyvion , abbreviated in the spell menu as Winds of Promy , is a Blue Magic spell in " Final Fantasy XI " learnable from Thinker s . It functions like an area version of the White Magic spell Erase , removing one detrimental status ( see below ) from party members within an area of effect originating from the caster . It removes the following statuses :
Gnoma Entite The Gnoma Entite is an enemy in the game " Final Fantasy XII " . It is the Earth - elemental Entite and can be found in the Dalmasca Westersand during a sandstorm . It is also fought in the " International Zodiac Job System " trial mode at stage 76 along with 4 Earth Elementals . Battle . The Gnoma Entite only appears during sandstorm in The Midfault area and far west side ( near the entrance to Zertinan Caverns ) of the Shimmering Horizons area of Dalmasca Westersand . Sandstorms frequently occur until the player defeats the Earth Tyrant , after which sandstorm occurrences will drop significantly . Chances for a sandstorm to occur are higher if the player enters the Dalmasca Westersand from Giza Plains during the Rains . If the player are having great difficulty trying to get a sandstorm to arise , defeating the Ring Wyrm is advisable , as after killing it sandstorms can once again cover all of Westersand . Also , entering the Wyrm ' s Nest area and then exiting will cause a sandstorm . Like the other Entites , its attacks consist of Silencega , Sleepga , and Fear which reduces one character ' s MP . Since there are no Earth - elemental spells , it attacks using Firaga , Blizzaga , and Thundaga . Reflect will not work against it , as its spells ignore Reflect . Also , like the other Entites , it is docile , but attacks when provoked or when magick is used nearby . Gnoma Entite is offensively the weakest Entite . Gnoma Entite can be respawned endlessly by zoning on the Midfault and Windtrace Dunes area during a sandstorm for the rare loot Gnoma Halcyon , ( which is an essential ingredient for the Ultima Blade ) . It is advisable to have the Thief ' s Cuffs equipped when stealing from it . Etymology . The Earth Elemental in the original " Final Fantasy " was also known as " Gnoma " . The entite family of enemies seem to allude to " Vagrant Story " , however , another game by Yasumi Matsuno who was the original director for " Final Fantasy XII " . Gnome Bracelet is an accessory in " Vagrant Story " said to be imbued with an earth spirit .
Svarog ( Final Fantasy XIII - 2 ) The Svarog is an enemy in " Final Fantasy XIII - 2 " . Appearing only after Atlas is defeated , it can be a dangerous opponent to fight if one is not prepared . Battle . Strategy . To stagger it as quickly as possible , the party should start with the Relentless Assault or Cerberus paradigm s , then switch to Tri - disaster to quickly drive up the chain gauge . This will also make use of the Svarog ' s weakness to ice . Once the Svarog is staggered , its most deadly attack , Feeding Stoop , can be interrupted by attacks . The Svarog will not last for long once it is staggered . Paradigm Pack . The Svarog is a Commando . Both its Strength and HP rise to impressive figures , and it innately halves physical and magic attacks , making the Svarog a resilient ally . Its main cause for concern is that its attacks are sluggish and can sometimes miss , and its Magic stat is low .
Brownie Brownie is an enemy type from " Final Fantasy Mystic Quest " . Brownies are small elf - like creatures that wear brown caps . They first appear in the Level Forest . Etymology . The creature is named Goblin in the Japanese version . The creature is also named " Gift Zwerg , " meaning " Posion Dwarf , " in the German release of the game .
Strapparer The Strapparer , also known as the Rock Brain and Blockhead , is an enemy in " Final Fantasy V " . It knows two Blue Magic spells , one of which it uses freely : Dark Spark , which halves a target ' s level , and the other , Death Claw , which inflicts Paralysis and reduces a party memeber ' s HP to a single digit .