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Flan ( Ring of Fates ) The Flan is an enemy from " " . They are the weakest of the Flan - type enemies , and will either attack with a headbutt if the player is by it , or with a Thunder spell if the player is on top of it , the Flan has been picked up by the player , or if the player is too far away . It is highly recommended to pick the Flan up and wall slam it against walls , as long as the player avoids the constant barrage of Thunder spells that will come their way . Otherwise , the player will have to resort to magic to defeat the Flan quickly .
Destroyer ( weapon ) Destroyer , also known as Destroyers , is a recurring weapon in the " Final Fantasy " series . It is generally either an axe or knuckles , and is generally a very powerful weapon . Appearances . " Final Fantasy XI " . is a greatsword - type weapon available to Lightning . " Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy " . Destroyer is a level 60 axe that provides - 70 Bravery , + 60 Attack , and Wall Rush HP Damage + 10 % . It can be used in the Labyrinth for a Cottage , and is only found in the Labyrinth . Upon entering EX Mode , Prishe equips the " Final Fantasy XI " version of the Destroyers . Non - " Final Fantasy " appearances . " Blood of Bahamut " . Destroyer is a hammer that can be equipped by Kamo .
Roar Roar , also known as Demoralizing Roar , Primal Roar , and Heaven Roar , is a recurring ability in the " Final Fantasy " series . Appearances . " Final Fantasy XIII " . Roar is an enemy ability deals massive physical damage and inflicts Daze on the whole party . It can be used by Adamantoise , Adamantortoise , and Long Gui . " Final Fantasy XIII - 2 " . Roar is an enemy ability with various effects . When used by Ugallu , it buffs it with several status effects . When used by the Long Gui , it can inflict Daze upon the party . It is also used by the Luminous Puma . " " . Roar is a Blue Magic spell in " " that costs 8 MP to cast . It removes all buffs from all characters on the battlefield except the caster , and it can be learned from most monsters of the Werewolf species . " Final Fantasy Type - 0 " . Primal Roar , originally Roar in Japanese , is an ability used by Nine , allowing him to inflict nearby enemies with Stop . It can be learned for 3 AP after unlocking Whirling Lance : AG Down . " Final Fantasy Dimensions " . Roar is the level 16 ability of the Dragoon class , requiring 420 AP to learn . At the cost of 19 MP , the user will attempt to inflict Stun on all enemies . " Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade " . Heaven Roar is an Ability with two levels , N and N + , being both associated with the Thunder element . The weaker version has an Attack Power of 120 and a Defense Power of 110 , while the stronger one has an Attack Power of 320 and a Defense Power of 330 .
Ettin Snake ( Final Fantasy IV ) The Ettin Snake , also known as the Python , TwinSnake , or Twin Snake , is an enemy from " Final Fantasy IV " . It is one of the more powerful enemies around Troia , and its attacks may inflict Poison . Equipping Yang with an Ice Claw makes quick work of them . Aside from their Poison attacks , they are of no threat and can be easily dealt with . Other appearances . " Pictlogica Final Fantasy " . Ettin Snake from " Final Fantasy IV " appears as an enemy in " Pictlogica Final Fantasy " .
Blood of Bahamut Blood of Bahamut is a title from Square Enix for the Nintendo DS . It was developed by Think & Feel , the team who last created " " . As of yet there has been no reported connection to the earlier game , " Bahamut Lagoon " . " Blood of Bahamut " features real - time action , however , the developers urge that tactics and preparation are the keys to victory , rather than reflexes . Story . " Blood of Bahamut " is set in cities built upon sleeping giants . At the beginning of the game ( or before the game ) the giants awaken , and try to kill the residents living on them . The giants are references to the Summons from the " Final Fantasy " series . Gameplay . Blood of Bahamut is a role - playing game in which up to four players battle giant beasts that are featured on both screens of the DS . It is also mission - based , with over 130 missions in total . In order to defeat a giant , players must first destroy its protective armor , then attack its " core " , and finally attack its other body parts . The giants can summon smaller beasts , which the players must battle simultaneously . Defeating a giant ' s body parts and the smaller beasts will grant players " materials " which can be used to produce powerful weapons .
Kazushige Nojima Kazushige Nojima ( born January 20 , 1964 , in Sapporo , Hokkaido ) was the main scenario writer for several " Final Fantasy " games . He is also the lyricist for several " Final Fantasy " songs . Kazushige Nojima left Square Enix in October 2003 and started his own freelance company , Stellavista Ltd . Despite leaving Square Enix , he still regularly works with the company as a freelancer . Works in the Series . Nojima is also the author of " Final Fantasy VII " related stories that have been published in a book form : " On the Way to a Smile " and " Final Fantasy VII Lateral Biography Turks - The Kids Are Alright - " , as well as the " Final Fantasy X - 2 " " sequel " novel , " Final Fantasy X - 2 . 5 ~ Eien no Daishō ~ " . Interviews . 2003 Interview : " Final Fantasy VII " and " Final Fantasy X - 2 " are connected . Published on the " Final Fantasy X - 2 Ultimania " this interview contains details about Shinra from " Final Fantasy X - 2 " and Shinra from " Final Fantasy VII " .
Sneaky Step Sneaky Step is an enemy in " Final Fantasy VII " fought in the Cave of the Gi and in the fifth 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 . Despite its name , Triple Attack is simply a physical blow . Sneaky Step is not a threat , and is useful to fight for two reasons ; firstly , it drops M - Tentacles , a powerful battle item ; second , there is a one - in - four chance that Sneaky Step will cast Death Sentence on a party member , which can be learned as an Enemy Skill . Death Sentence can kill a character after enough time has passed , but the battle should not last long enough for it to work . Sneaky Step will not attack a party member that is afflicted by Death Sentence .
Barwater ( ability ) Barwater , also known as NulTide , is a recurring enhancing spell that grants the status effect of the same name , defending the afflicted unit against Water damage . Appearances . " Final Fantasy X " . NulTide is a White Magic spell available in Yuna ' s section of the Sphere Grid . Armor can be customized with SOS NulTide , which casts NulTide when the wearer is in critical status . Whenever NulTide is cast , a glowing blue ball will orbit around the person it is cast on . " Final Fantasy XI " . Barwater is a White Magic spell that can be learned by Red Mages at level 9 . It may be recast every 10 seconds for 6 MP . Those playing as White Mages have access to an upgraded version , Barwatera . " Final Fantasy XIII " . Barwater is a Synergist ability , accessible earliest by Hope , and at higher levels by Vanille and Sazh . " Final Fantasy Dimensions " . Barwater is the level 14 ability of the Seer class , requiring 340 AP to learn . At the cost of 24 MP , the user will reduce the damage of the next Water - elemental attack on the party by half .
Ra Devil Ra Devil is the leader of the Black Moon and main antagonist of " " . Robotic to a certain degree , he is determined to have godlike powers . Ra Devil is trying to steal the four crystals and has taken Cid ' s brain to further his goals . Story . Before the actual events of the story , Ra Devil stole Cid ' s brain from his grave since it was the only thing left in the world with knowledge of the crystals . However , Cid ' s grandson Mid , who was there grieving , caught Ra Devil defiling his grandfather ' s grave so Ra Devil shot him through the heart , killing him instantly . Ra Devil used the knowledge from Cid ' s brain and used it to steal the Fire , Water , and Earth crystals and now has his eyes set on the Wind crystal , his ultimate goal to become the God of oblivion known as Deathgyunos . When the heroes figure out that Ra Devil is after the Wind crystal , which is currently residing within Linaly , they decide to travel to the Black Moon and stop him . Realizing that the only way to get to the Black Moon is with a wind drake , they race to the spire where the wind drakes reside , only to be attacked by Ra Devil ' s robotic forces on the way . At the tower , Ra Devil constructs a monster out of stone and kidnaps Linaly to the Black Moon , with the party taking the Wind Drake to rescue her . On the black moon , Ra Devil uses the power of the crystals to become Deathgyunos , a horrible abomination that wants to destroy the world . After a constant barrage of attacks , Deathgyunos is defeated not once , but twice . Ra Devil rises from the rubble of the God and attempts to kill Prettz ; however he fails and is sliced in half before erupting in an explosion . Voice . He is voiced by in Japan and by in the English dub .
Belphegor ( Final Fantasy IV ) The Belphegor , also known as the Hooligan or Belfegoyle , is an enemy from " Final Fantasy IV " . While it is physically strong , it is not a big threat , and using Kain ' s Jump ability along with bows and Edge ' s Throw ability will take it down quickly .
Midgardsormr ( Final Fantasy XII ) Midgardsormr is a Rare Game enemy found in the Golmore Jungle in " Final Fantasy XII " . The Midgardsormr is one of the only Rare Game creatures whose HP and weaknesses are revealed by means of Libra . Bestiary entry . Derivation : Basilisk Requirements . This breed of Basilisk has a 20 % chance of appearing in The Paths Of Chained Light area of the Golmore Jungle .
Dragon ( Final Fantasy VII ) Dragon is an enemy from " Final Fantasy VII " fought in a scripted battle during a flashback , in the area of Mt . Nibel where Materia Keeper resides , and in the final 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 % . A Dragon attacks Cloud and Sephiroth in Cloud ' s flashback , but Sephiroth will kill it in two strokes . Sephiroth implies that the Dragon was the result of the Nibel Reactor malfunctioning . Battle . Dragon is the strongest random enemy on Mt . Nibel , and could be considered something of a mini - boss with its powerful attacks and high HP . They are not immune to poisoning , which can be useful considering their high HP . A Gold Armlet can be stolen from it , and it has a 75 % chance of using its Flamethrower ability , which can be learned as an Enemy Skill . Dragon Fang also has a high critical rate , able to cause over 700 damage on characters in the front row . The Dragon gives plenty of gil , EXP , and AP when beaten . Strategy . An easy way to defeat this opponent is to use L4 Suicide .
Ninja ( Revenant Wings ) The Ninja is a Sky Pirate class from " " . It is an agile Melee unit , with high Attack Speed and Speed statistics . The Ninja ' s skills include a variety of sword strikes that may have an elemental affinity and inflict a status ailment .
List of Final Fantasy Tactics enemy abilities This article is a list of enemy abilities from " Final Fantasy Tactics " . This only lists the ability ' s name , what the ability does and which enemies can use it . For a more in - depth look at the abilities , go to the linked genus and enemy pages . Only unique enemy abilities are listed here , since most enemies use the regular abilities for their jobs .
Lizard Man ( Final Fantasy IX ) The Lizard Man is an enemy from " Final Fantasy IX " . It can be found in the Daines - horse Basin , Vube Desert , and Alexandria Plateau on the Mist Continent . Players should be careful against it , since it may be a threat compared to the other enemies of the area .
Kornago Kornago , also known as Conago , is an enemy in " Final Fantasy V " . If Caught by a Beastmaster , it can be traded in Quelb for a Kornago Gourd ; however , it will Flee when its HP is low , preventing this . To succeed in catching one , player should use Stop or Control . Otherwise , it is not a notable enemy .
Ice Flan ( Echoes of Time ) The Ice Flan is an enemy from " " . It is the Ice - elemental Flan , and thus is capable of casting Blizzard as its main offense , as well as attack with a headbutt . It will also cast Blizzard at the player if they are standing on the enemy or if they pick the enemy up and carry them around . It is recommended to either cast Fire to deal with them , or pick them up and use the Wall Slam technique to defeat them while avoiding their barrage of Blizzard spells . In a group of enemies , they should be the last to be dealt with .
Bomb ( Final Fantasy IX ) The Bomb is a flying enemy from " Final Fantasy IX " found on the plateau of Alexandria . A Bomb is also encountered on - board the " Prima Vista " along with Steiner . This battle is predetermined and will end with the Bomb exploding after a duration and when Steiner has taken sufficient damage . Battle . Bombs can be dangerous to fight , as after using Grow three times they will use Blowup , which inflicts heavy damage to its victim and likely KOs them if fought early in the game . Strategy . Casting Sleep or Night is effective as Bombs are not immune to Sleep status and sleeping Bombs can be attacked with non - physical skills . Attacking with Wind , Ice , or Water - elemental weapons or skills can help as Bombs are weak to all three , but one should avoid using Fire - elemental attacks as Bombs absorb them . It is recommended for Quina to try and Eat a Bomb early on to learn the valuable Mustard Bomb spell .
Braegh The Braegh is a Rank IV Mark in " Final Fantasy XII " . The hunt becomes available after felling Judge Bergan at Mt Bur - Omisace . Braegh is fought in the Corridor of Ages area of the Salikawood ; to get to this area the player must defeat King Bomb in the Grand Bower . Braegh can be found at the dead - end immediately behind the way to the Necrohol of Nabudis . Battle . Braegh is vulnerable to ice magic . Braegh ' s Invert skill can be reflected . If it uses Invert that is being reflected back onto it , it will be left with less than 999 HP . Strategy . The Nihopalaoa + Remedy combo works best , rendering the mark almost inoffensive . Even without using this method , one or two melee units equipped with Icebrands ( or Tridents ) accompanied by Berserk and Haste will kill this mark quickly . The Sledgehammer is also available at this point of the game , and it has a chance of Disable on hit — something Braegh is not immune to . Buffing the party with Reflect may be a good idea . If the player has the Esper Cúchulainn , it can be summoned instead , since it starts with the Reflect status and cause Braegh to cast Invert on itself , leaving it with less than 999 HP . Etymology . " Braegh " , despite its misleading spelling is pronounced " buh - rai " , and is a portmandeau of the japanese word for thunder " rai " , and the hindi word for evil " burai " .
Cagnazzo ( Final Fantasy IV boss ) Cagnazzo , originally known as Kainazzo , is a storyline boss in " Final Fantasy IV " . A wicked being known as The Drowned King , he appears as one of Golbez ' s Archfiends . Battle . First Encounter . In the first fight , his water shield can be destroyed by casting spells he is weak against . Tellah can cast Thundaga and Palom can cast Thundara for massive damage , as Cagnazzo is weak to Lightning . However , if too much damage is inflicted , he will withdraw into his shell and will begin to heal himself , use the best attacks available to finish him quickly . Cecil should keep a Zeus ' s Wrath in case Cagnazzo starts to use Tsunami . 3D Strategy . The battle is essentially the same , but Cagnazzo ' s weakness changes depending on whether he is going to use Tsunami or not . When he is surrounded by water , Ice attacks will heal him and Thunder attacks will be more effective . Thunder spells or items such as Zeus ' s Wrath will also destroy the barrier . When he is not surrounded by water , he is weak to Ice instead . When he withdraws into his shell , he will heal himself occasionally , but retains his weaknesses . Cagnazzo will attempt to counter with Hold when hit with a physical attack , and Silence when hit with a magical attack . Also , Tsunami is more dangerous .
Blood Gigas The Blood Gigas is a giant / headless - type enemy from " Final Fantasy XII " . They usually stand still next to walls and attack the party as they pass . Though they are found predominately within the Stilshrine of Miriam , they can also be found in the Draklor Laboratory .
Hornet ( Final Fantasy IX ) The Hornet is an enemy from " Final Fantasy IX " . It can be found in Gizamaluke ' s Grotto . It likes using Buzz to inflict Berserk on a character . Quina can learn the Blue Magic spell Vanish from it .
Minerva ( Final Fantasy VII ) Minerva is a character from " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - " . She is implied to be related to Gaia ' s consciousness , and is interpreted by Genesis Rhapsodos as the goddess of LOVELESS . Story . The nature of Minerva ' s existence is unclear . In the mission chaining leading up to her , Shinra corporation detects her as " an incredibly strong summon signal " , and the " Crisis Core Complete Guide " says Minerva is similar to a summon in substance . Despite this , Minerva is not shown to be associated with a Materia shard as other summons are . Given the nature of Materia , she may be summoned directly from the Lifestream instead . An avid fan and studier of LOVELESS , Genesis Rhapsodos believes the object the three heroes are searching for in the text , the Gift of the Goddess , could cure his degradation . Genesis attempts to recreate the conditions of LOVELESS to come to the Gift . After fighting Zack , Genesis realizes the " Pride of a SOLDIER " is his Gift of the Goddess . When Zack defeats Genesis in the Banora Underground , Minerva shows herself to Genesis in a vision in the Lifestream . Looking into his soul and seeing his unselfish desire and will to " complete his duty as a SOLDIER " she revives him as a reflection of the Lifestream ' s will . In the " Crisis Core Complete Guide " , the development team states , " Minerva ' s facial expressions are meant to be hints to the Lifestream ' s judgment , such as ' Genesis has not yet completed his duty as a SOLDIER ' and ' Genesis still has much left to learn ' . " In the Great Cavern of Wonders mission chain , Zack investigates a cave on the north continent that is also targeted by Genesis Copies and Wutai remnants . A strange energy signature in the cave drives machines berserk and grants them biological properties , and makes monsters more aggressive . Eventually Zack is the only human strong enough to keep exploring the caves . In the deepest area Minerva appears before Zack and attacks him . When he prevails , she vanishes without explanation . Gameplay . Minerva is the game ' s superboss , appearing in Mission 9 - 6 - 6 as the final opponent in the Great Cavern of Wonders . Defeating her earns the Divine Slayer accessory . Re - challenging the mission allows players to battle her again . Musical themes . The battle for the fight against Minerva is " The Summoned " , a remix of the " Final Fantasy VII " boss theme , " Fight On ! " , that is used for battles with summoned monsters in " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - " . Other appearances . " Final Fantasy Trading Card Game " . Minerva appears with her Tetsuya Nomura artwork in a shine - elemental card . Etymology and symbolism . Minerva ' s presence as the personification of the Lifestream reflects the role of Sophia in Gnostic belief , an Aeon made from the pure energy of the divine realm of light known as the Absolute , who was fragmented and trapped inside the bodies of human beings .
Garnet Mole The Garnet Mole is an enemy in " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - " . Garnet Moles are dangerous foes as they have access to the Death spell in addition to the Heartless Needle attack , which can reduce the player ' s HP to 1 if it hits . They have low Spirit , so abusing strong spells such as Hell Thundaga , Hell Firaga , or Tri - Thundaga works well . Regular attacks can also suffice .
Garuda ( Final Fantasy III ) Garuda is a boss in " Final Fantasy III " . He is the monstrous form taken by Gigameth , the malicious advisor to King Gorn of Saronia . Battle . Garuda is strong , as his Lightning attack can hit up to 800 , usually killing most of the party in one shot . In the 3D remake versions , Garuda attacks twice per turn and has a fairly powerful physical attack that deals several hundred HP of damage . The upshot is that Garuda often uses two physical attacks per turn instead of Lightning , which makes the battle somewhat easier . There is the rare possibility Garuda will fire off two Lightning attacks in succession , destroying the party in a single turn . Strategy . The game advises to form a party with four Dragoons by providing multiple spears as treasure in the Saronian area , particularly in the Dragon Spire in Southeastern Saronia . By using Jump and Wind Lances , Garuda will fall easily . If one cannot afford to purchase Wind Lances for all party members , one should invest in Thunder Spears . They deal less damage but will get the job done , especially if each Dragoon wields two . Another strategy would be using Raven ' s Yawn with the Scholar class , providing double damage , which will , along with its weakness , cause heavy damage or instant kill . The entire party are advised to equip the Feathered Cap as this can provide some magic defense against Garuda ' s Lightning . To prepare , players can grind in the Ancient Ruins by fighting Pyralis es in the first floor , which award 3 , 600 EXP for a party of four before entering the castle . However , they hit hard , and they only use their physical attack two times in a turn , which deals 600 + damage per hit , potentially wiping out the party if the player is not careful , as it can KO any Mage in a single hit . Players are advised to escape from other monsters in the ruins that give less EXP .
Earth Eater Earth Eater is a recurring enemy in the series . Appearances . " Final Fantasy VI " . Earth Eater is a boss fought exclusively in the Game Boy Advance and later remakes of the game at the Dragons ' Den . It is a very powerful enemy that attacks with a powerful physical attack as well as Megaton Punch which ignores Instant Death immunity . " Final Fantasy X " . Earth Eater is an optional boss fought at the Monster Arena after have bred two Area Conquest monsters . It has extremely high physical attack , hitting with a powerful physical attack as well as Megaton Punch , and when on its back , will counter all attacks with Flare . It comes with Auto - Reflect , so most magic attacks are useless against it . " Final Fantasy Dimensions " . Earth Eater is fought at a secret location to the west of Castle Avalon .
Naja Salaheem Naja Salaheem is the president and leader of the mercenary company Salaheem ' s Sentinels in " Final Fantasy XI " . She is one of the major NPCs of Aht Urhgan and a driving force in the storyline for the expansion " " . Naja grew up in the Gha Naboh Matriarchate on the Olzhirya continent , far to the south of her current home . She is always pictured with a large morning star which she waves about with bravado while giving her melodramatic and often blatantly condescending speeches . President Salaheem is interested in , above all , profit and notoriety . She makes it quite obvious that anyone who works for her is just a pawn , addressing players in her employ directly as such . She has little in terms of patience , is very arbitrary in her rules and reward , and seems to be prone to wild mood swings .