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Dark Knight ( Final Fantasy IV ) Dark Knight , also known as D . Knight or DarkKnight , is a boss from " Final Fantasy IV " . It attacks Cecil when he attempts to become a Paladin atop Mount Ordeals . Battle . The Dark Knight attacks solely using Darkness , which will do around 100 damage . The battle is scripted to end after two Darkness attacks , provided Cecil has not attacked . The voice tells Cecil during the battle not to fight — although Cecil " can " defeat the Dark Knight with normal attacks , it is quite difficult . It is much easier to do so in the original release of the game , due to the enemy ' s lower HP total .
Saber ( ability ) Saber is an ability in the " Final Fantasy " series . It enhances physical damage . Appearances . " Final Fantasy " . Saber , also known as SABR in the NES release , is a level 7 Black Magic spell which increases the caster ' s Attack attribute by 16 points and the caster ' s Accuracy attribute by 10 points . This effect can be stacked by multiple castings , but only lasts until the end of battle , or until the unit is knocked out or petrified . The spell can be bought at Onrac and can only be learned by the Black Wizard class . In the GBA / PSP / iOS releases it costs 25 MP to cast . It can also be cast by using the Giant ' s Glove as an item . In the NES release , this spell is bugged and does nothing . " Final Fantasy XII " . Saber is an enemy skill that doubles the user ' s physical attack damage , but they also receive the same amount of damage each time they strike . The skill is typically used by tougher enemies as a desperation move . Occasionally , enemies will gain an Auto - Saber effect when their HP drops to a certain amount . Alternatively they could start with Auto - Saber but lose it when their HP drops too low . Illua can use Saber in all encounters to increase her own Accuracy and Attack .
Protector ( Dimensions ) Protector is an enemy in " Final Fantasy Dimensions " . It can be found in the Mysidia Cave . Battle . It can use Holy , Holy Breath , Right Arm , Roar , Soul Despair and Thwack . The fight starts off easily as its attacks don ' t do significant damage . It uses Roar to stun all party members and Thwack , Right Arm , along with its normal attacks , to inflict damage . Brain Crush can inflict Confuse and Berserk to one target . The fight gets harder when he casts Soul Despair . Soul Despair will not kill any member , but reduces their HP to below 10 . After the first Soul Despair , it will use more powerful and dangerous attacks , such as Holy and Holy Breath , and it can cast Soul Despair again . Strategy . As soon as the battle start , Sophia or any White Mage should cast Shell , Protect , Haste and probably Regen . After receiving a significant amount of damage , Protector will begin casting Soul Despair . The next thing to do is casting Curaja or Healing Horn to recover the party . As its attacks are more powerful after this point , Sophia or a White Mage should be ready to cast Raise , Curaja . Healing Horn is also helpful in refill HP and cure Berserk and Confuse .
Captain ( Final Fantasy VII ) Captain is an enemy from " Final Fantasy VII " , donning the red bandanna found on officers of Shinra ' s army . It only has one physical attack which it can use twice in one turn . Aqualung and similar attacks can defeat them easily . A rare armor piece , the Shinra Alpha , should be stolen from it before killing it . There are only two opportunities to face this enemy in the game . The second opportunity can only occur if the player failed the submarine minigame during the Junon Huge Materia sidequest , which is usually considered difficult without intentionally losing . Furthermore , both of these encounters can be avoided in the same way when the player makes the choice on whether to take the submarine crew on the bridge hostage . AI script . AI : Setup AI : Main AI : Counter - General AI : Counter - Death
Blitz ( Final Fantasy VIII ) Blitz is an enemy in " Final Fantasy VIII " battled in the Centra continent , mainly in forest s . Battle . A unique Thunder - elemental enemy , Blitz may charge itself up with Thunder , healing itself . If the player attacks Blitz when it is charged , the player will receive additional Thunder - elemental damage ; an advantage if the player is equipped with Elem - Def J that absorbs the Thunder element . Blitz is well sought after for its rare Power Generators , as one can refine into 20 Pulse Ammos , the strongest ammo in the game , and Power Generator also teaches Quistis a new Blue Magic spell . Power Generator is a very rare mug .
White Monk ( Tactics Advance ) The White Monk is a job from " Final Fantasy Tactics Advance " . It is only available to bangaa . White Monks prefer using their fists in combat and are one of two jobs that can ward off the undead for good , the other being the Archer . However , they are the only job that cannot equip headgear . Growth . The White Monk focuses equally on Attack , Magic Power and Speed . Their other stats , however , are abysmally low . Abilities . Monk Tech . " White monk command . Use own body as a weapon . " Other appearances . " Final Fantasy Trading Card Game " . Alchemist from " Final Fantasy Tactics " appears in " Final Fantasy Trading Card Game " .
Al Bhed Primer Al Bhed Primers are items in " Final Fantasy X " and " Final Fantasy X - 2 " that solve the enciphered language of the Al Bhed , each translating one letter . In " Final Fantasy X HD Remaster " , collecting one primer will unlock the " Speaking in Tongues " trophy while acquiring all primers will unlock the " Master Linguist " trophy . Appearances . " Final Fantasy X " . This is a list of all Al Bhed primers found throughout Spira . " Missable " means this Primer must be taken when the player is at the location , or they are moved to the Bikanel Desert and can only be obtained after gaining control of the airship . Speaking to Rin aboard the " Fahrenheit " after collecting all the primers will reward Tidus with 99 Underdog ' s Secrets . Rankings . When the player collects a certain number of primers , their Al Bhed ranking increases to a certain level . " Final Fantasy X - 2 " . Al Bhed Primers can be obtained by watching certain cutscenes which include Al Bhed , or at the excavation minigame at Bikanel . Chapter 1 . The player can still get the Djose and Macalania primers in Chapter 2 if missed in Chapter 1 . Other appearances . " Dissidia Final Fantasy " . The Al Bhed Primer is a special trade accessory that can only be obtained via Battlegen in a battle against a Friend Card of Jecht , and is used to create the Wyrmhero Blade . When the item description is translated from Al Bhed , it reads " Give my best to Y , R , and P " . This is a reference to Yuna , Rikku , and Paine .
Thunder Gigas ( Final Fantasy II ) The Thunder Gigas , also known as the T . Gigas and the B . Giant , is a monster from " Final Fantasy II " . It serves as one of the bosses in the Mysidian Tower , guarding the spell Ultima . Firion and his allies must defeat it on their way up the tower . Later he appears as a random encounter in Pandaemonium ' s secret room . Battle . The Thunder Gigas is the most difficult of the three elemental Gigas encountered in the Mysidian Tower , and after six floors of random battles wearing at the party , he may pose quite a threat . The Thunder Gigas will follow the same attack pattern as the Fire Gigas and Ice Gigas , with occasional Thunder XVI and Boulders 9 magical strikes mixed in amongst a torrent of physical strikes . Due to the creature ' s very high Attack stat , the party may suffer some KOs . Thunder Gigas is weak against the Poison element . Strategy . Before approaching the beast , the party should heal to full health , and equip an Ogrekiller to enhance the effectiveness of the party ' s physical attacks . As soon as the battle begins , the party should cast Blink and Protect and Sleep on the giant , and dedicate a mage to casting Cure every round . The Scourge spell is useful . If the physical fighters do not seem to be doing enough damage , Berserk and Haste augments them . Other appearances . " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " . Thunder Gigas from " Final Fantasy II " appears as an enemy in " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " .
Nightblade Nightblade , originally localized as Knight Blade , is an enemy job in " Final Fantasy Tactics " . This job is an improved version of the Knight job ( stat - wise ) with traits of the Dragoon job as secondary action ability . This job is exclusive to Isilud . Abilities . Arts of War / Battle Skill . The formula for the success rate of breaking items is as follows : The formula for the success rate of reducing stats is as follows :
Black Knight ( Final Fantasy II ) The Black Knight , also known as the DkKnight and the DarkNite , is a boss in " Final Fantasy II " . Four of them pursue the party at the start of the game and engage them in a battle that cannot be won . If the player wins through a cheat device , the NES version allows the player to progress as normal , but in the " " and subsequent versions , the player is sent back to the title screen . Minwu assists Scott in battle against the Black Knight upon his arrival in Raqia . It is not as much of a threat as it was in the original scenario . Other appearances . " Theatrhythm Final Fantasy " . The Black Knight appears as an enemy , performing the role of boss or enemy in " Final Fantasy II " tracks . Its CollectaCard number is 42 . " Pictlogica Final Fantasy " . Black Knight appears as an enemy . " Final Fantasy Trading Card Game " . The Black Knight appears as part of " Thunder " set .
Password ( Dissidia ) In " Dissidia Final Fantasy " , special codes can be entered to unlock recipes to craft powerful equipment or Friend Card s which contain Ghost Battle opponents . Note : In Russian version NA password for unlocking Fusoya is only applicable of the all password lists . Recipe Passwords . NB ! Recipe passwords CAN be used more than once to obtain multiple accessories .
MVP MVP ( Most Valuable Player ) is a character attribute seen in " " . It is awarded after a battle to any clan member who has made a particularly notable contribution to the battle . Once the character ' s MVP tower , which is shown on their status screen , is complete ( shown by two trailing ribbons ) , the character gets no further benefit from any subsequent times that they are designated MVP . The maximum MVP for a character is 20 . The requirement for MVP to be awarded seems to be based on the number of successful actions performed by the unit , but this has yet to be investigated in any detail . According to the instruction booklet , higher MVP improves performance in Dispatch quests . As a result , non - generic characters ( Luso , Cid , Adelle , Hurdy , Vaan , Penelo , Al - Cid , Montblanc , and Frimelda ) have no apparent use for MVP because they cannot be Dispatched . If the player uses an Action Replay ( or other cheat device ) to obtain Illua as a clan member , she also has no use for MVP for the same reason .
Warm - Up Warm - Up is a Blue Magic spell in " Final Fantasy XI " learned from melee - job Mamool Ja . When used by a BLU , it raises the BLU ' s evasion and accuracy by 10 points each . When used by a Mamool Ja , it raises either its accuracy or evasion by 30 points .
Scholar ( Tactics A2 ) The Scholar is a job in " " , exclusive to nu mou . They use books as weapons and their skills use the knowledge contained in these books for various effects . They are more of a situational job due to the fact that their damage - dealing skills ( which have the same power as Illusions ) don ' t discriminate between friend or foe . However , if the party is set up with element - absorbing equipment , the Scholar can provide healing along with damage to foes . A potent strategy involves two Scholars with Absorb MP and a half - damage resistance to one of the Scholars ' tomes ( so Absorb MP will activate , but to minimize damage ) . When one Scholar casts a spell , the other will gain the MP used , allowing healing and damage on every turn . A Seer with Illusion , Turbo MP , and Recharge can be used as a substitute due to their naturally high resistance , meaning they take minimal damage from spells such as " Rime Bolt Tome " with the White Robe equipped . Their Study skill allows for easier loot theft , and their Natural Selection attack can be useful depending on how many of a race is on either side ; if against Clans like the Bangaa Brotherhood and Nu Mou Nobles , Natural Selection can be a very effective weapon . However , using it on nu mou damages the caster . In contrast to most other incarnations of the Scholar , Scholars are akin to Sages . They are able to move four tiles ( without external aid ) granting them better mobility , and have decent physical stats — though their attack is somewhat handicapped due to the books they wield being weak melee weapons , as well as the lack of physical skills available . A unique trait that is exclusive only to the Scholar is the option of dealing dark magical damage to all units on the map . Scholars that stand out in the game are Narph , Mauri in the seal quests , and Mack Ocktor at some points in the game . Abilities . Lore . " SCHOLARS find their power in the study of ancient texts . "
Rank Points Rank Points , abbreviated as RP , is a stat in " Before Crisis - Final Fantasy VII - " . Rank Points are given at end of completed missions . RP can be used to buy items and Materia , along with upgrading weapons . Certain actions , such as switching characters , also costs RP .
Dark Arts ( Final Fantasy XI ) Dark Arts is a level 10 Scholar ability in " Final Fantasy XI " . It optimizes black magic capability while lowering white magic proficiency . Grants a bonus to enfeebling , elemental , and dark magic . Also grants access to Stratagems . It can be recast in 1 minute ( - 2 seconds for each Merit Points upgrade ) and lasts for 2 hours . Light Arts and Dark Arts are mutually exclusive . Using one ability will erase the other ' s bonus if present . Dark Arts creates the " Dark Arts " status effect for the user , which has the following effects :
Melodies of Life - Final Fantasy IX - Melodies of Life is the single of the theme to " Final Fantasy IX " , sung in Japanese and English by Emiko Shiratori . Variations include an acappella version that was released on " " album , and a solo piano track . Sheet music . The single has a sheet music book published containing piano sheet music for the songs on the single . It was published by DOREMI Music Publishing , and the difficulty level is intermediate .
Geo - Frailty Geo - Frailty is a Geomancy spell in " Final Fantasy XI " . When cast , a harmful Geocolure effect reduces the Defense of all hostile creatures for as long as they are within emanation range of the caster ' s luopan . In order to learn this spell , the player must visit the Geomantic Reservoir located in Ceizak Battlegrounds as a Geomancer after having learned Indi - Frailty .
Beta Behemoth ( Final Fantasy XIII ) The Beta Behemoth is a boss in " Final Fantasy XIII " . It is the first Behemoth - type enemy to be encountered , and is fought by Snow , Gadot , and Lebreau . Other appearances . " Final Fantasy XIV : A Realm Reborn " . Under the name " Armored Beast " , Beta Behemoth appeared in a FATE during the event Lightning Strikes . " Pictlogica Final Fantasy " . Beta Behemoth appears as an enemy in " Pictlogica Final Fantasy " . " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " . Beta Behemoth appears as an enemy in " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " .
Kyuvilduns Kyuvilduns is an enemy from " Final Fantasy VII " , found in Mt . Nibel and in the seventh 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 % . They resemble giant quadrupedal mosquitoes , and can only use Lay Flat , a powerful attack . They appear in groups of three to five , and sometimes appear with Twin Brain s . The player can use Fire3 or Beta to kill them quickly . AI script . AI : Main Etymology . The meaning of this enemy ' s name is unknown , however it is likely formed from multiple words being merged together as with a number of other enemies from " Final Fantasy VII " . The might come from , a genus of mosquito . It is likely that the comes from " evil " . In determining the most appropriate translation for the wiki without knowing the original intention , " du " was chosen for as it is used in words like " producer " . Choosing to use " nus " for instead of " ns " is because the developers chose to use instead of which would be more appropriate if they wanted to more closely mimic the lack of a vowel sound following the " n " before the " s " .
List of The Final Fantasy Legend statuses The following is a list of statuses from " The Final Fantasy Legend " . List of Statuses . Pois . Units afflicted with this status lose HP at a fixed rate per turn in battle , but it may wear off and does not persist after battle . It can be removed with the Antidote item . Slep . Units afflicted with this status do not act for one or more turns . Even if a unit awakens in the same turn , its action is voided until directed on the following turn . Blin . In this status , a unit ' s physical attacks and abilities may miss an intended target , resulting in a wasted weapon use . Defensive abilities and magic books are unaffected . Ston . In Ston status , a unit is disabled . If all units have this status , the game is over . Does not count as a death . It can be removed with the Needle item . Conf . In Conf status , a unit will not accept commands and may randomly attack without distinguishing ally from enemy , or it may do nothing at all . Will revert to normal if struck by a physical attack , or at random . Can be cured with Pan . Para . In Para status , a unit will be unable to act for one or more turns . It can be removed with the Shocker item , or may recover randomly . Curs . Units in Curs status suffer the penalty of having their stats reduced . It can be removed with the Symbol item . Dead . Enemies that are Dead are permanently removed from battle . Ally units in Dead status can be revived according to the number of hearts they carry . Add hearts with the Heart item . Revive at a House of Life or with the Revive item . The game is over if all units are Dead in battle .
Storm Wolf The Storm Wolf is a Thunder - elemental wolf enemy in " " . It is a Rank II Yarhi . In addition to its normal attack , Gnaw , the Storm Wolf will sometimes use Slow Fang , which inflicts Slow and deals Thunder damage to the target .
Warning Board The Warning Board is an enemy from " Final Fantasy VII " . Battle . It uses its first turn to state either " Leave at once ! ! " or " Warning ! Warning ! " . In battle it will spawn either Machine Gun or Laser Cannon , which will attack for it . The Warning Board itself is the true target , as it will merely keep spawning these enemies no matter how many of them are killed . It is immune to Lightning . It has a dummied - out ability called Leave at once ! which does nothing . Other appearances . " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " . Warning Board appears as an enemy in " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " .
Lord Mi ' ihen Lord Mi ' ihen is an ancient character from the " Final Fantasy X " saga . He was the founder of the Crusaders ( originally called the Crimson Blades ) , and was branded as a traitor to Yevon by the church government . He walked down what would eventually become known as the Mi ' ihen Highroad to Bevelle to stand trial . He was able to convince the clergy that he was doing good , and Yevon brought the Crimson Blades under clergy control . It was during this time that the Yevon clergy decided to change the Crimson Blades to the Crusaders therefore signifying their new - found control over the massive group . 800 years prior to " Final Fantasy X " , Lord Mi ' ihen founded the Monster Arena as a training facility for the Crusaders . Lord Mi ' ihen was created by Yusuke Naora as he wanted to give a bit of history to the Mi ' ihen Highroad , and so without consulting with anyone , he drew Mi ' ihen as the hero of the past .
Belial ( Crisis Core ) The Belial is an enemy in " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - " . The best attack against this enemy will be physical attack since it has low Vitality rating . The Command Materia Costly Punch is most recommended . One should be sure to steal some valuable items from the Belial . If the player struggles when fighting these enemies , Drain Blade is advised .
Cactuarama Cactuarama is a recruitable creature in " Final Fantasy XIII - 2 " . It is found by throwing Mog with Improved Moogle Throw in A Dying World in The Black Sands , near Chocolina , or as a drop from Valfodr Lv . 45 . Paradigm Pack . The Cactuarama is a medic . Like its fellow Cactuar medics , it has a ridiculous amount of Strength compared to its magic , but it has no use for this stat at all . It has a low HP stat which is easily surpassed by other medics , but its quick casting speed and Feral Link , which is the only way the party can obtain Reraise , make it a phenomenal medic late - game . The AoE healing Cura needs to be infused .
De Nam De Nam is a Selkie from " Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles " . He attempts to find out why Miasma is poisonous to people and not monsters . Story . De Nam is first encountered in Shella , where he is researching compact crystals , crystals not contained in a chalice . For a few in - game years afterward , he will send the caravan various letters about his study and travels , provided the caravan replies to them . In his letters , he explains that he believes the reason people are not immune to miasma and monsters are because they are trying to get rid of the disease whilst monsters live in it . He begins to drink water with miasma in it to see if he can adapt to the miasma and later explains that drinking the water is bringing him pain . Depending on whether the player was responding positively or negatively to his letters , his final letter will have one of two messages : If the player goes to Conall Curach , one of the monsters will drop a " Worn Bandanna " , indicating that De Nam was either eaten , or turned into a monster by the miasma .
Monoceros ( Final Fantasy XI ) The Monoceros is a large beast in " Final Fantasy XI " . It has a long mane , long tail , and a spiraled horn on its head . It is regarded as a creature of legend and has rarely been witnessed throughout history . There were accounts during the Crystal War from soldiers claiming to have seen and chased a terrifying creature bearing similar features to a monoceros , with a black hide , a dark temperament , and a long , spiraled horn that wields the power of lightning . There was also a rumor of one of these creatures bearing a white hide wandering the battlefield with a broken horn , painfully neighing for assistance .
Tonberry Amok The Tonberry Amok is a Tonberry variety found in " " . Invisible on the Radar , these monsters remotely use their Voodoo skills to control their Cursed Spike in order to stab the player from long distances . In order to kill one , one must simply disable its Cursed Spike by attacking it with a kinetic attack , pick up the spike , and use the spike much like a road sign to find the Tonberry Amok controlling it . " Medal 269 - Nail the Foe " can be obtained by using a cursed spike to find the Tonberry Amok , controlling it and then throwing it back at him .