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Mognet Mognet is a moogle - operated mail service originally appearing in " Final Fantasy IX " . It has since appeared in various other " Final Fantasy " games . Appearances . " Final Fantasy III " . Mognet is a service run by regular moogles and is exclusive to the remake versions . In the DS version , the moogles will deliver letters to either in - game characters , or to other players over Wi - Fi ( though now discontinued ) . In the iOS , PSP and PC versions , the letters unlock at certain points over the course of the story and players have to read the new piece of mail at a moogle found in towns before getting the next one . It is through Mognet that the player can unlock the secret dungeon and the secret job class . " Final Fantasy IX " . Mognet is led by Artemicion . However , recently , the delivery of letters has slowed down , and the moogles have to rely on Zidane to help . The player ' s party can investigate the mystery of Mognet if they decide to ride a chocobo to their headquarters , Mognet Central . While the Mognet doesn ' t make a true appearance , the Moogle Brothers will randomly mention they get their info from it should the player speak to them . " Dissidia Final Fantasy " . The player receives Mognet letters every day and can read them via the game ' s Calendar function . The letters often come with PP attached , and occasionally also give the player Friend Card s and special items , or even ask them questions . There are three main moogles : Linaly , named after the heroine of " " , is new to Mognet and asks the player personal questions . Benjamin , the protagonist of " Final Fantasy Mystic Quest " , travels to various " Final Fantasy " locations depending on the player ' s input . Mogstache , the original moogle , calls himself the Moogle Ragtime after the enemy in " Final Fantasy IX " and quizzes the player on previous " Final Fantasy " games . Occasionally , the manager at the Mognet Head Office , a moogle drawn in the style of " Kingdom Hearts " moogles , will send a message to the player . The moogle added to Inward Chaos in the western release also resembles it . " Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy " . Mognet appears again and is largely unchanged , apart from getting letters from different moogles .
Purobolos ( Final Fantasy II ) The Purobolos is a Soul of Rebirth enemy in " Final Fantasy II " , based on the Purobolos from Final Fantasy V . They are only minorly dangerous to the party , and can be felled easily with Ice - elemental weapons and spells . They usually appear in groups of fours or in groups of two with other enemies . They should be the last to be defeated in the latter ' s case .
Mech Mech is a category of enemies in " Final Fantasy X " and " Final Fantasy X - 2 " . Mechs are a form of machine , or ' machina ' , but have notable differences compared to enemies classified as machina . In " Final Fantasy X " , mechs cannot be instantly destroyed by Steal , while machina can , mechs have a stone - like appearance while most machina appear to be made of metal , and some mechs are used by Yevon . All mechs are capable of status attacks , as well as multiple chain attacks . Etymology . Mech or Mecha is a term used in science fiction to identify a large robot .
Snow Mu ( Ring of Fates ) The Snow Mu is an enemy in " " . They are a slight upgrade to the normal Mu enemy , but fights identical to it . It is of no threat to the player if handled properly and quickly , and should be defeated quickly when fighting other enemies .
Portia Fonteyn Portia Fonteyn is a non - playable Hume dancer in " Final Fantasy XI " . The mother of Lilisette , she was a member of a dancing troupe led by Alexei Mayakov during the Crystal War . She was one of the group ' s more talented performers and the most accomplished fighter among its ranks . Her skill in combat led her to accompany Ragelise B Baloumat , a San d ' Orian knight , in the campaign against the Beastmen . Other appearances . " Final Fantasy Trading Card Game " . Portia appears in " Final Fantasy Trading Card Game " .
Yellow Elemental Yellow Elemental is an enemy from " Final Fantasy X - 2 " . It is an extremely weak monster and is of no threat to the party . It is simply enough to hit the Yellow Elemental with its ' opposing Element : Water . Even when this fiend is Oversouled , it is still easy to dispose of , needing nothing more than Water - based spells , attacks , or items . However , due to its ' Lightning Eater , using Electricity based attacks , spells , and items is advised against as it will restore HP upon being hit . Creature Creator . In the International and HD Remaster versions of the game , this fiend can be captured from Mt . Gagazet in a Trap Pod S , during Chapters 1 and 2 , it comes wielding Lightning Eater , Magic Up , and Thunder . Unless YRP has a way to negate the Water weakness that is inherited within Lightning - based fiends , e . g . , either equipping it or developing it with the NulTide or Cerulean Ring , it is advisable to keep the electric fiend away from fiends with strong Water attacks or spells . It has low Strength , Evasion , and Luck , but its ' Defense and Magic Defense are absurdly high , a common trait for the Elemental family of fiends , and it has mediocre Accuracy , but it is quite slow in terms of Agility . Fiend Tale . If YRP try to read this fiend ' s life story , then the attempt will fail because it has no life story . This is because the fiend was born for one purpose alone : fighting . However , even after leveling the Yellow Elemental up in story , it does not turn into an aeon .
Tifa ' s cat Tifa ' s cat is a typical white , female house cat owned by Tifa Lockhart in " Before Crisis - Final Fantasy VII - " . Despite being ill , the cat frequently ventures through the Mt . Nibel , and Tifa , concerned over her well - being , constantly chases after her despite the cat ' s frequent disregard for her calls to wait . Story . While chasing after the mischievous cat , Tifa meets the Player Turk , who was making their way to the Nibelheim Reactor after being blown off course during their parachute drop . Following their investigation of the reactor , the Turk takes Tifa and her cat back to Nibelheim via the Shinra ropeway and , following the ropeway ' s destruction , on foot . Following Tifa to the Nibelheim Reactor during the Nibelheim Incident , the cat leads Zangan to her unconscious body at the base of the stairs . The cat is last seen wandering the remnants of the town as the Player Turk frets over the moral implications of covering up of the incident .
Flimflam Flimflam is a command skillset in " Final Fantasy X - 2 " exclusive to Thief dressphere . Flimflams revolve around stealing things from opponents , such as HP , items , and other supportive abilities . Flimflams are learned on the Thief dressphere by accumulated Ability Points in battle .
Kodachi Kodachi or , also known as Short Edge , is a recurring weapon in the series , usually taking the form of a ninja knife or a katana . It is often a low - ranked weapon and provides no special abilities to the user . Appearances . is a low - ranked katana , usable by all of the ninjas , which provides 14 Attack and 40 % Accuracy . It can be bought in Eblan , Troia , Mysidia , and the Dwarven Castle for 350 gil . " Final Fantasy V " . Kodachi is a mid - ranked ninja knife , wielded by Ninjas and Freelancers . It can be bought at Quelb for 5 , 100 gil , and provides 43 Attack , 46 Accuracy , and + 1 Speed . " Final Fantasy VI " . Kodachi is a low - ranked dagger that can only be used by Shadow . It has an Attack power of 93 , and enables the Runic command . Kodachi is also one of the weapons thrown by the Outsider , which deals moderate non - elemental damage to one target . " Final Fantasy XI " . Kodachi are level 32 katanas for Ninjas , obtained only through crafting . " Final Fantasy Tactics " . Kodachi ( Short Edge in the PlayStation version ) is a low - ranked ninja blade that provides 10 Attack and 5 % Defense . It can be bought for 7 , 000 gil . " Dissidia Final Fantasy " . Kodachi is a level 22 hand armor that provides + 1 Attack and + 17 Defense . It is an off - hand , or parrying , knife . " Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy " . Kodachi returns as a level 1 parrying that provides an Attack of 2 and a Defense of 14 .
Grenade ( Final Fantasy VII ) The Grenade is an enemy from " Final Fantasy VII " found on the Whirlwind Maze . As with its cousin , Bomb , it grows and explodes as it takes damage . Thus , the party should defeat it in as few hits as possible . His Gush attack is only used in his second form . Grenade never uses Eruption . The simplest way of fighting Grenades is to inflict Sleep on them via Frog Song or Sleepel , then use L4 Suicide and then attack to defeat them , as Sleep is to avoid the Grenade from countering with Bomb Blast .
Elfheim Elfheim , also known as Elfland , is a town in the original " Final Fantasy " . Located southwest of Cornelia , it is the home of the elves . Story . The prince of the elves is put into a deep sleep by Astos , the king of the dark elves . As the Warriors of Light , the party is asked by the kingdom of Elfheim for their help in order to defeat Astos . After they defeat Astos at the Western Keep and get an herb from Matoya to awaken the prince , he responds by giving them the Mystic Key , allowing them to get the explosives from Cornelia to give to the dwarves . Musical themes . The background music that plays in Elfheim is " Final Fantasy " ' s " town theme . " Other appearances . " Final Fantasy Dimensions " . Elfheim appears as an elven kingdom in this game , ruled by Frey , the Mysterious Old Ranger . " Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy " . Elfheim and the Elven Castle appear as ruins in World B , lying atop a small hill overlooking the region . In Confessions of the Creator a teleport stone lies here , and in some storylines a moogle sells items here . The entire southern region of World B is a snowfield called the Elven Snowfields after the city and castle . Non - " Final Fantasy " guest appearances . Elfheim is never mentioned by name , but it is the home of the Prince and elves . Astos is trying to overthrow the Prince and take his kingdom .
Missions ( Final Fantasy XI ) / A Crystalline Prophecy " A Crystalline Prophecy " starts automatically when a player on a job of at least level 10 zones into Lower Jeuno with the add - on purchased . Unlike expansion missions , story add - on missions may be repeated by players for rewards . Players who do not have progress in these missions or have yet to purchase the add - ons are still able to assist others in clearing them . The shorthand prefix given by players for " A Crystalline Prophecy " missions is ACP . A Crystalline Prophecy . " For what purpose has the ancient crystal returned ? A new adventure to unearth the secrets of Vana ' diel ' s past begins ! " The Echo Awakens . " The primordial crystal appeared over Jeuno , its otherworldly light raining down from the heavens upon the forests , marshlands , and mountains . A mysterious young boy would have you recover that light and bring it to Qufim Island . Will you heed the call ? " Gatherer of Light ( I ) . " When the echo runs amok , the key to Vana ' diel ' s salvation lies with three unusual stones that have found their way into the hands of some overly curious Goblins . . . " Gatherer of Light ( II ) . " Was it all truly decided before the dawn of time . . . ? When the crystal sends forth its dark minions , only you can put a stop to them ! " Those Who Lurk in Shadows ( I ) . " In the darkness of the ruined city Fei ' Yin , beastmen in the thrall of the crystal devise their nefarious plot . . . " Those Who Lurk in Shadows ( II ) . " Your quest takes you to Qu ' Bia Arena , but the otherworldly force of the crystal bars your path . Only by harnessing its power for yourself may you gain entry ! " Those Who Lurk in Shadows ( III ) . " The beastman thralls of the Seed Crystal are threatening to commence their dark ritual . They must be stopped before it is too late ! " Remember Me in Your Dreams . " In the Hall of the Gods , the beginning of the end draws nigh . Will you succeed in changing the course of fate ? " Born of Her Nightmares . " The mysterious child Aldo claims that the answer to the mystery sleeps within Delkfutt ' s Tower . Have you the courage to face the truth ? " Banishing the Echo . " To reach your final destination , you must recover the twelve remaining fragments of the mysterious crystal . . . " Ode of Life Bestowing . " The final confrontation awaits you within the Stellar Fulcrum . . . " Note : This mission marks the conclusion of the " A Crystalline Prophecy " storyline . It cannot be completed .
Soft reset Soft reset is a controller - input command that allows the player to quit their game progress and return to the game ' s title screen , similar to the result of a Game Over . Its key difference to resetting the console is that it does not exit the game . This has been utilized in some games through the Memo File system where the player can save it to the console memory and not to the memory card . The memo save feature is quicker and stays accessible until the console has been interrupted by being reset or switched off . To cause a soft reset , the player must simultaneously press the shoulder buttons and a number of other buttons depending on the console . Due to the placements of the buttons and rare usage during gameplay , it is hard to accidentally command a soft reset , but not too difficult to command a soft reset when necessary . Usually , a soft reset is feasible any time during gameplay . Appearances . Game Boy . In the Game Boy installments , a soft reset is triggered by pressing the , , , and buttons simultaneously . The following games support soft reset : Game Boy Advance . In the Game Boy Advance games , a soft reset can be triggered by pressing the , , , and buttons simultaneously . The following games support soft reset : Nintendo DS . In Nintendo DS and Nintendo 3DS games , a soft reset is executed by pressing the , , , and buttons . The following games support soft reset : PlayStation . In PlayStation , PlayStation 2 and PlayStation 3 installments , a soft reset is triggered by pressing the , , , , , and buttons simultaneously . The following games support soft reset : PlayStation 4 . Since the DualShock 4 doesn ' t have the Select and Start button anymore , now the soft reset command can be triggered by pressing L1 , R1 , and Options at the same time . PlayStation Portable . In PlayStation Portable games , a soft reset is executed by pressing the , , , and buttons . The following games support soft reset : PS Vita . In " Final Fantasy X / X - 2 HD Remaster " , the game can be reset by pressing the , and buttons , taking the player back to the top menu ( the content selector menu ) .
Pharaoh ( Final Fantasy III ) The Pharaoh is an enemy from " Final Fantasy III " found in Hein ' s Castle . Battle . Pharaohs usually attacks in groups with other monsters , oftentimes in three or five of itself and another monster . They are rather powerful when they are fought , dealing upward to 100 - 150 damage per physical attack . They can also inflict Sleep through their Glare special , so it is advised to defeat them quickly . Other appearances . " Pictlogica Final Fantasy " . Pharaoh from " Final Fantasy III " appears as an enemy in " Pictlogica Final Fantasy " .
Tiger ( Final Fantasy VI ) The Tiger is a boss in " Final Fantasy VI " . It is fought in the second tier of the final battle along with Power , Machine , and Magic . According to the " Final Fantasy III Nintendo Player ' s Guide " , the second tier which includes Tiger , Magic , Machine , and Power is supposed to be a rematch of Goddess from the Warring Triad . No official material support this ; the idea was created by Nintendo of America . Battle . Tiger is the most dangerous opponent in the second tier . It uses Southern Cross and Flare Star regularly , doing heavy damage to the entire party , and Northern Cross , which has a chance to Frozen a party member . When Tiger falls below 11 , 520 HP , it will use its special attack Zombie Fang , inflicting Zombie on a party member . Strategy . Due to its dangerous attacks , it should be defeated first . Flare , Blizzaga , and Ultima spells are most effective . AI script . Attack Turns : 1st Turn : Nothing ( 100 % ) 2nd Turn : Southern Cross ( 33 % ) or Flare Star ( 33 % ) or Northern Cross ( 33 % ) 3rd Turn : Nothing ( 100 % ) 4th Turn : Attack ( 33 % ) or Nothing ( 66 % ) If HP < = 11520 :
Gaia Pass Gaia Pass is a dungeon in " Final Fantasy Adventure " . Story . When Sumo first tries to enter the cave , he is spit out by an entity called Gaia who tells him that he shouldn ' t walk into his mouth . He later learns from the dwarves inside Dwarf Cave that Gaia likes silver , and he will let anyone through if they are wearing silver stuff . Once Sumo has obtain the silver equipment , he ventures through Gaia and comes out in the western land . As soon as Sumo walks out , he ' s stopped by a voice from behind . Bogard comes up from behind , telling him that Cibba told him about Fuji being taken by the Glaive Empire . Stating that Julius is good at disguising himself , but there ' s a chance of rescuing her because Glaive ' s Airship is refueling at a lake up north . Afterwards , Bogard joins Sumo .
Fira II Fira II is a recurring ability in the series . Appearances . Fira II is a tier II Black Magic spell available to level 85 Geomancers in " Final Fantasy XI " . The spell inflicts Fire - elemental damage in an area centered around the caster . The spell can be purchased from Ledericus in Western Adoulin for 604 , 800 gil . Fira II may also be found inside of Treasure Coffers rewarded at the end of Skirmish .
Colibri ( Final Fantasy XI ) Once found on the Quon continent , Colibri have more recently been located only in the Near East . Their oversized , toucan - like beaks and abnormally large wings are balanced out by an equally long tail – which seems necessary for the bird to maintain its balance , given its otherwise top - heavy appearance . Colibri , a relative of the hummingbird , are able to hover in much the same manner . This process , however , requires the bird to continuously flap its wings , thereby causing it to expend significant energy . In order to maintain such movement , the Colibri need a high - caloric diet , which is maintained by stealing the food from adventurers . Their large beak has evolved specifically with this goal in mind . Similarly , the large wings and rapid movement of the Colibri have been known to disorient any attackers , resetting any built up Tactical Points . Colibri drop copious beaks and feathers when defeated . The beaks are used in a number of different recipes , and can be strung together to form a necklace . The feathers are used less often , but can be combined with the beak to form a dart that is prevalent in the Near East .
Bahamut ( Dimensions boss ) Bahamut is a boss in " Final Fantasy Dimensions " . Defeating it awards the warriors with the most powerful Eidolon in the game . Battle . Bahamut has several attacks that can deal physical damage such as Critical , Rend and Claw . His counter attack , Devil Claw , will dispel the target and inflict damage . Flare inflicts major magical damage to one target while Tri - Breath , which deals less than Flare , inflicts damage to all allies . His most threatening , which Bahamut only casts after he finished counting down , is Mega Flare . The signature move is twice as powerful as Tri - Breath and guarantees to knock out any low - HP character without Shell . Strategy . Bahamut doesn ' t start attacking after he uses the first Mega Flare , which he only uses after he has finished his count down , casting Shell , Protect and Haste as soon as the battle start is essential . From then on , have at least 2 healers to keep the characters ' HP high as Bahamut is a powerful foe or rebuff anyone who is hit by Devil Claw , probably by using Alabaster Veil . His attacks deal raw damage and no negative statuses , except for Rend , so the healers must be kept alive at all cost . The others should focus on bringing him down quickly with powerful F - Abilities such as Phantom Rush , Final Heaven or Midareyuki .
Afterglow Afterglow is a beneficial status effect in " Final Fantasy XI " only available to those in a Party with a player who is wielding a Relic Weapon , Mythic Weapon , or Empyrean Weapon that has been upgraded to its absolute maximum possible extent and glows with power , or a shield of similar power ( Aegis Shield or Ochain ) . When that player uses their weapon ' s special Weapon Skill ( or the job ability Shield Bash for Aegis and Ochain ) , they will for a brief time become the center of a Sphere - type effect . Party members within the effect gain this status . The weapon user themselves will instead get Aftermath status , which overwrites and prevents Afterglow . The actual effect of Afterglow depends on what type of ultimate weapon or shield is being used : Etymology . An is an atmospheric phenomenon , a broad high arch of whitish or rosy light appearing in the sky due to very fine particles of dust suspended in the high regions of the atmosphere .
Left Fin Sin ' s Left Fin is a boss in " Final Fantasy X " . This battle takes place during the fight to get inside Sin , and is the first of a series of boss fights . Like the battle against Evrae , the player is on the " Fahrenheit " and can fly in and out of range of physical attacks . Left Fin is almost identical to the Right Fin . Battle . Sin will attack less frequently when the player is out of range . In short range , it uses Negation , a Dispel - like attack that dispels all positive status buffs , as a counter to many Skill - type attacks . It also uses Gravija , and can attack the entire party for approximately 1 , 000 damage . The Fins ' AI differs slightly , specifically , while fighting them close - up , on the turns not used for charging or unleashing Gravija . The Fins sometimes attack , and sometimes don ' t , but the exact mechanics of this differ between the two Fins . The attacks themselves are identical . In both cases , it is determined on how many times the party has attacked the arm since the last time it used its physical attack ( whether close - up or at distance ) . Also in both cases , an attack from an aeon counts as two attacks . The Left Fin follows the following : This counter is also used at a distance ( for both arms ) , but the requirements vary . The Left Arm requires 7 hits to trigger an attack at distance , the Right Arm requires 5 hits prior to reaching 16 , 250 HP , and 3 hits after reaching 16 , 250 HP . The counter is reset whenever the attack is used . Up close and distance don ' t have separate counters ; they run off the same one , just with up close having lower requirements to trigger .
Nagaraja ( The After Years ) The Nagaraja is an enemy in " " . It is moderately powerful , and will generally attack with physical attacks . If damaged by any magic attacks and not defeated , it will counter by casting Silence on a random party member . Regular attacks and Bio spells work well enough in dispatching them .