Mandragora ( creature ) Mandragora is a recurring enemy in the " Final Fantasy " series that has appeared as a summon , and is always plant - like in appearance . They ' ve been appearing since Final Fantasy VII , though their current charismatic appearance originated in Final Fantasy XI . The Mandragoras ' sizes range from relatively diminutive to gigantic depending on the game . Appearances . " Final Fantasy VII " . Mandragoras can be fought outside of the Chocobo Farm and are weak monsters to fight . They are of no threat to the party . " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - " . The Mandragora enemies take the same appearance as the ones from " Final Fantasy VII " . They usually appear in swarms but can easily be dispatched in a few attacks . " Final Fantasy IX " . Mandragoras can be fought in a forest near Quan ' s Dwelling . They are rather powerful enemies that can easily knock out an under level ed party with their Chestnut special attack , which deals damage equal to the amount of damage the Mandragora has taken . Aside from that , they aren ' t too much of a threat . " Final Fantasy X " . A member of the Ochu family , Mandragoras are fought outside of the Zanarkand Dome and are relatively powerful foes to fight . They have access to the powerful Earthquake ability , and its Ochu Dance can inflict Confuse , Darkness , Slow , and Silence on all characters . Its physical attack can also inflicts Poison on each hit . " Final Fantasy XI " . Mandragora are a plantoid enemy , and a familiar sight on Mindartia and Elshimo Island . Most of them are white with a green leaf on their head , but there are a few malicious ones colored black with an autumn red leaf on their head . A third type , the Lycopodium , have a flower instead of a leaf , and have been seen on the war - torn battlefields during the Crystal War . " Final Fantasy XII " . The Mandragora is a class of enemies commonly found throughout the world of Ivalice , as well as a separate enemy identical in appearance to the Mandragora of " Final Fantasy XI " . Enemies that are of the Mandragora class are : " Final Fantasy XIV " . Mandragora reappear in Eorzea with the same appearance as " Final Fantasy XI " and " Final Fantasy XII " . They were introduced in " A Realm Reborn " . A mandragora minion known as the " Kidragora " is available to adventurers , as well as many other minions from the mandragora family . In one of the sub quests involving Hildibrand Manderville , the Mandragora royals appear when the thief of many faces recruits them to crash the wedding reception of Arella so he can steal her necklace . However , the sight of Hildibrand making kissy faces while in a bridal dress scares the Mandragoras away with Onion Queen apparently killed off when one of the thief ' s calling cards , revealed to be a decoy , got lodged in her head . " Bravely Default " . Mandragora is a plant - type enemy that appears in groups in the Eternia Region . They can Poison the entire party with their Poison Pollen ability , making them rather deadly . " Dissidia Final Fantasy " / " Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy " . The Mandragora appears as a summon . When summoned , it shows an artwork of its " Final Fantasy XII " and " Final Fantasy XI " appearances , and during a certain period of time , rapidly returns the summoner ' s base Bravery value to the minimal value it may reach should it fall below that value . Mandragora can be obtained as a Stage Bonus on the Destiny Odyssey I storyline . It returns in " Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy " as a summon with the same functions , but now must be purchased from from certain Moogle Shop s for 20 KP . " Theatrhythm Final Fantasy " . The Mandragora Royalty bosses from " Final Fantasy XII " appears as enemies . Another Mandragora can be spotted in the background of the Sarutabaruta Field Music Sequence s . " Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade " . The Mandragoras appear in " Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade " as an enemy during an event called " Showdown " . In battle , the Mandragoras use Ram . " Final Fantasy Trading Card Game " . Mandragora from " Final Fantasy XIV " appears with an earth - elemental card . " Triple Triad ( Portal App ) " . Mandragora from " Final Fantasy XI " and " Final Fantasy XIV " have Triple Triad cards . Other appearances . " Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy in Itadaki Street Special " . The Mandragora appears in this game . Dragon Quest X . Mandragoras , along with Cactuars , appeared as monsters during the Final Fantasy - Dragon Quest crossover events . " series . In " , a special bluprint called Mandragora can be obtained by receiving an S - Rank in the ( Mission 2 ) . It costs 1015 munny and requires 102x Material - G , Gravity - G , Drain - G , 2x Neon Orb - G blocks .