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Fencer ( Final Fantasy XIII - 2 ) The Fencer is an enemy in " Final Fantasy XIII - 2 " . It acts as a gatekeeper in Academia 400 AF , and appears on the playfield , like the Cie ' th in the same area ( and unlike almost all other enemies in the game ) . Unlike most of the Cie ' th , it does not chase the player , but blocks the path and must be fought to pass . Gatekeepers disappear from the map after being fought , meaning the player can only encounter each gatekeeper once ; a gate - seal can be used to restore the map and encounter them all again . Paradigm Pack . The ability to do physical elemental damage is the Fencer ' s distinguishing characteristic , and can be a great asset against enemies such as Albino Lobo with a weakness to Fire and higher resistance to magic . It is a Ravager whose skillset is heavily directed towards physical damage , learning all the - strike abilities except for Sparkstrike . Its Strength determines the damage from strikes ; the player should be able to raise its Strength in the region of 700 with Potent materials , or more if its native passive ability " Strength : + 20 % " is replaced with a + 25 % or + 35 % . Infusing it with spells will slightly increase its attack speed and versatility . Like the Circuitron and Munchkin , Fencer requires only two - star materials , which in combination with Early Peaker , makes it cheap to raise to maximum level ( not as cheap as the one - star Pulse Knight though ) . The Fencer has a five times lower chance to tame than the nearby Koboldroid Yin gatekeepers , and may be a nuisance to tame . As it does not attack on sight , the player can save before fighting it , and then reload until it is captured ; this takes less time than locking and unlocking the gate .
Gloceana Gloceana , originally romanized as Groceana and also known as Guroceana in the " Anthology " release , is a continent in " Final Fantasy V " on Galuf ' s World . According to Galuf and soldiers in Bal , it is crawling with monsters and extremely dangerous . However , there is one successful human village there . Story . The Light Warriors are flung to Gloceana from Big Bridge after the Barrier Tower activates and land in an unspecified area . With the aid of a moogle , they find a safe path through the desert and are retrieved by Krile . A non - playable character in Castle of Bal tells the party that Krile ' s parents vanished in the Gloceana Desert when they went searching for the last wind drake there . The dragon arrived in Bal , but her parents did not , and they were presumed dead .
Siren ( Revenant Wings ) Siren is the name of a Rank II Water Flying Esper in " " . Its only attack , Kickline Dance , inflicts Stop and deals damage to one foe . The green Sirens are ally Yarhi , while the pink ones are enemy Yarhi . Attributes . Sirens are best to take into battles as an ambush team . Since they inflict Stop with each hit , it is always a good idea to bring several groups of them to pulverize Melee units susceptible to Stop . Having them in Filo ' s team so Filo can use Glide to increases their movement speed while Decoy for their temporary invulnerability will bring out their greatest strength in battle . Sirens have average defensive stats , and their Stamina and Defense is lower than their Mind and Resistance . They have low movement and attack speed and are easily defeated by ranged enemies like Sagittarius . It is usually not a good idea to take Sirens to fight enemy leaders or Rank III Espers with lethal debuffs other than Poison .
Red Magic Red Magic , also called Red , is a recurring command available to Red Mage s . It is usually a mix of low to mid - leveled Black and White Magic skills , and is versatile . In some games it features a multitude of spells not exclusive to the aforementioned schools . Appearances . " Final Fantasy V " . Red Magic is the specialty of the Red Mage class . It enables the user to cast both Black and White Magic , though only up to level 3 of both , therefore limiting its uses to half of that of both types of magic commands . Upon mastering the job the Red Mage can learn an upgrade to Red Magic , Dualcast , to cast two spells in one turn . " Final Fantasy Tactics Advance " . Red Mage ' s action ability is Red Magic , which is mostly comprised of weak elemental spells like Fire . Due to its useful Doublecast ability , Red Magic is an ideal secondary action ability for magic - based viera jobs , such as the Summoner . Red Magick returns as the innate skillset of the viera Red Mage . The skillset meets some changes , such as the substitution of the Sleep and Poison debuffs for Silence , and the substitution of Barrier for the Shell and Protect spells .
Experiment No . 119 The Experiment No . 119 is an enemy in " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - " . This stronger version of Evilgoyle is capable of casting Tri - Fire , unleashing Energy , and using Barrier and MBarrier to protect itself . Quickly rush into the enemy and hit it with Costly Punch or Graviga . When the enemy casts Barrier , wait until it wears off , then resume the Costly Punch attacks . Try to make use of its low Vitality by using Dispel Blade behind it when it used Barrier .
Thunderbug The Thunderbug is an insect / mimic - type enemy from " Final Fantasy XII " . It can be found in Crossover B in the Henne Mines . Thunderbugs , like other mimics , disguise themselves as treasure coffers and do not attack until inspected by the player . It is the only source of the loot item Charged Gizzard .
Luxollid The Luxollid is a Rare Game enemy found in Pharos ' s Subterra in " Final Fantasy XII " . It is also fought in the " International Zodiac Job System " Trial Mode at stage 79 along with 2 Diakon Entite s . Bestiary entry . Derivation : Diakon Entite Requirements . To spawn this entite , the player must kill the rare enemy Vagrant Soul and then head to Umbra - South without saving or leaving the Subterra . Etymology . The Luxollid ' s name is derived from the Latin word " " , meaning " light " and , perhaps , the Latin word " olim " , meaning " at another time " . Or , considering the Japanese name is " Raito - Obu - Raito " , it may simply be a corrupt phonetic translation of " Light of Light " . In the Italian translation , it is called " Lux Lucis " , which has the same meaning . While " lux " is easily defined as Latin , the " ollid " phrase may be meant to be ole + id ( suffix ) . There are several words in Greek and Latin in which the ' ola ' sound ( olla / ola / ole / eola ) is attributed to or used in conjunction with disc / round / spherical objects . " Aureola " ( aureate + ole ) is both the term for the circular breast adornment in humans , and a radiance of light , usually depicted as circular , emanating from an object ( halo , corona ) . " Olla " ( in its modern Spanish spelling ) is an archaic ( predating Roman Empire ) for a round or spherical pot . " Id " is likely meant as the suffix used in both Greek and Latin , taken from the word meaning " origin " , and ubiquitous with a " kind " or " classification " of a thing . The intended translation for " ollid " may be " of the radiance " , and lux + ollid may be intended to be " Light of the Radiance " .
Barnabas Barnabas , also known as Balnab , is a humanoid robot creation of Dr . Lugae ' s in " Final Fantasy IV " . When Cecil and his friends fight Dr . Lugae , he calls forth Barnabas . Barnabas was seemingly not created to be smart , and only attacks everything in its way , including the Doctor . After the party destroys Barnabas , Lugae seats himself in the ruined robot , becoming Barnabas - Z . Gameplay . " Final Fantasy IV " . Barnabas is fought before the party engages Dr . Lugae directly . Barnabas is fought as a boss in the Subterrane with Dr . Lugae . He is fought in the same manner as in the previous game . Other appearances . " Final Fantasy Trading Card Game " . Barnabas appears in " Final Fantasy Trading Card Game " with an Ice - elemental card . Etymology . Barnabas ' s story also harkens to the story of " " about an eccentric scientist who creates a grotesque creature in an unorthodox scientific experiment .
Hades ( Final Fantasy V ) Hades is an enemy found in the Lethe Court of the Sealed Temple in " Final Fantasy V " . Being a palette swap of Azulmagia , Hades is a Necromancer , which is also a job in the " Advance " and following versions . Battle . Hades is the strongest random enemy giving the greatest experience reward . It uses Almagest ( with a Magic stat surpassing Enuo ' s ) , which can inflict over 5 , 000 damage if the player is not prepared . Hades also uses the instant death physical Reaper ' s Sword , and Flare . Hades is weak against Holy . Hades will sometimes drop additional Bone Mails , while Cursed Rings may be stolen from it . If the party ' s Necromancer defeats Hades , they learn the powerful Doomsday spell . Strategy . To mitigate some of the damage , it is wise to cast Carbuncle , so Flare will reflect back at Hades . Repeated castings of Holy will take advantage of the foe ' s elemental weakness .
Geo - Focus Geo - Focus is a Geomancy spell in " Final Fantasy XI " . When cast , a beneficial Geocolure effect boosts the Magic Accuracy of all party members 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 Gusgen Mines as a Geomancer after having learned Indi - Focus .
Silky The Silky is an enemy from " " . Strategy . Part I . The Silky is found roaming outside of Invidia and inside the Ice Caverns . The enemy can be a challenge when first encountered ; due to the fact the player only has Brandt in their party and all of its abilities deal dark - elemental damage . The player should watch out for Suppress , which lowers the status levels of the target by ten percent . To defeat the enemy with minor difficulty , the player should equip Brandt with a Darksteel Shield , to nullify the dark - elemental attacks . The player should do a mixture of healing with Cure and attacking with . Once the player gets Jusqua back into their party , the Silky can be easily dispatched in one turn . Part II . During Part II , the Silky can only be found inside the Holy Tree Tower bonus dungeon . When they are encountered in the tower , the Silky receives higher stats and retain the same abilities . To lower the damage dealt by the Silky , it is highly advised of the player to have high defense . The enemy is still weak to light - elemental attacks , so the player should attack with Banishga and light - elemental weapons .
Final Fantasy IV & The After Years Sounds Plus Final Fantasy IV & The After Years Sounds Plus is an album enclosed with the limited edition of " " in Japan . It contains all the original tracks from " " , as composed by Junya Nakano . In addition , it has six tracks from the 3Dversion of " Final Fantasy IV " , voted for by fans on the Square Enix Members website . An arrangement of the opening theme by Masashi Hamauzu is also included . The nineteenth track , named " Bonus Track , " which does not appear on the track listing of the album , is " Troian Beauty " . External links . VGMDB
Jagidbod of Clan Reaper Jagidbod of Clan Reaper is a mission boss from " " . He is encountered in San d ' Oria Mission 7 - 2 : The Secret Weapon , alongside Darokbok of Clan Reaper , Derakbak of Clan Wolf , the Reaper Clan Warmachine , and the Wolf Clan Warmachine .
Confessions of the Creator / Land of the Stolen Crown Land of the Stolen Crown is an optional five - floor Gateway found in the Confessions of the Creator Scenario in " Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy " and represents the Distant Glory - Redemption of the Warrior storyline from the first game . It is one of the three multi - floor gateways available on the southern continent , is located at the Elven Snowfields and accessible via the Marsh Cave Teleport Stone . Clearing this gateway once awards the player with the accomplishment " Legionnaire " . The Rare Chests contain Lv . 100 equipment components including : Rebel Army Flag , Omega Skeleton , Eureka Metal , Iifa Tree , Kluya ' s Beard , Demonic Black Leather , Sinspawn , Huge Materia , Shinryu Claw and Eden ' s Cuirass . On the 5th floor a Treasure Chest with an Elemental Archfiend Equipment piece can be found . Floors . Floor 1 . Use a Jump Chain at D3 to chain all enemies and earn optimum KP . Floor 2 . Use a Jump Chain at C4 to chain all enemies at once , again triggering a KP + 1 emblem to maximize winnings . Floor 3 . Use a Multichain at E4 or G4 to chain 5 battle pieces at once . Floor 4 . Use a Multichain at F2 to chain 4 battle pieces at once . A Jump Chain from the starting point is also effective . This floor has eight enemies counting all enemies represented in the Party Battle Pieces , so this is the best place to use a KP Gambler if the player has one as they will be able to chain seven of them , either of the mentioned methods including both Party Battle Pieces . Floor 5 . Beating the ? ? ? - Battle Piece will grant another high - level equipment component . This is also the only place to get a piece of Elemental Archfiend equipment - in the standard color chest . There are only two enemies here so the player shouldn ' t worry about using up their Skills to chain them . If the player fights their Assist to get access to the treasure chest they are blocking , they will have to fight Gabranth without an Assist , and due to Gabranth relying on maintaining EX Mode to fight , the inability to use Assists to deplete his EX Gauge is a larger hindrance than normal .
VIVID VIVID was used as the closing theme for episodes 1 to 13 of the anime " " . It was performed by Fairy Fore for Avex Trax , with lyrics and music by Takashi Genouzono and arrangement by Fairy Fore and Masao Akashi . As featured in the program , " VIVID " ran at a length of 1 : 30 , whereas the full version is 3 : 10 long . The TV version of the song was also featured in its entirety in the episode " " .
Lance Combo Lance Combo is a recurring ability in the series . It is an ability used exclusively by Firion . Appearances . " Dissidia Final Fantasy " . Lance Combo is a ground physical Bravery attack for Firion , learned at level 4 . It requires 30 CP to equip ( 15 when mastered ) , 90 AP to master , has Melee Low priority , can absorbs some attacks , and can either induce Chase or Wall Rush . Firion swings his lance around to draw in the opponent , then knocks them up with his sword and begins a Chase or fires an arrow at them for Wall Rush . Afterwards , Firion can perform Double Trouble A as a follow - up attack . " Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy " . Lance Combo returns as a Bravery attack for Firion , now requiring 160 AP to master . It is otherwise identical to its previous incarnation .
Black Mage ( Revenant Wings ) The Black Mage is an enemy moogle Sky Pirate job from " " . It is a Ranged unit , with very high Magick and Mind stats but low HP . The Black Mage learns a variety of elemental spells similar to the playable character Kytes , in addition to a couple of debuffing abilities . Different enemy Black Mages have different basic attacks , varying by elemental affinity .
Prowler Prowler is an enemy in " Final Fantasy VII " fought in the Midgar Area on the world map . It is advised to eliminate this enemy quickly , as his Steal and Grind attacks ( both work equally ) removes an item from the player ' s inventory . If he is defeated , the item returns to the player . But if he escapes , which he does the turn after stealing , that item is forever lost . Matra Magic is useful to finish them off quickly . Rare Ethers can be stolen from them . AI script . AI : Setup AI : Main AI : Counter - General
Octoleech Octo - Leech is an enemy from " " . Four of them accompany the boss , Octo - Kraken , in Ceodore and Kain ' s Tale . Unlike the Octomammoth from " Final Fantasy IV " , the tentacles are separate enemies . Battle . Strategy . It is a good idea to defeat the tentacles and then target the Octo - Leech . The and the can be equipped to absorb their elemental - based attacks . Ceodore can use Cura while the Hooded Man should use physical attacks . The Band ability Cross Slash can be used to kill the tentacles quickly .
Peekaboo Peekaboo is a non - player character that appears in two titles of the " Chocobo " series . Peekaboo works under Irma as one of her lieutenants of sorts . He acts as the muscle between the pair of himself and Greeble , but neither of them are very successful in their endeavors . During Chocobo ' s flashback in the Technolith , it is revealed that Peekaboo is Chubby ' s older brother . They were separated a few years prior to the game by the war and Peekaboo seems to have suffered amnesia in the interim .
Great Behemoth ( Final Fantasy VI ) The Great Behemoth , also known as GtBehemoth , is an enemy in " Final Fantasy VI " . It appears in Kefka ' s Tower , as well as the " Advance " - exclusive Dragons ' Den . Battle . The Great Behemoth counters most attacks with Haymaker , a powerful physical attack , and can also cast Meteor , which deals about 1000 HP of damage to the party . Killing it quickly is recommended ; as it has no elemental weaknesses and high HP , the player should have the party simply use their strongest attacks to defeat it . Coliseum setup . A Muscle Belt can bring the wearer ' s HP high enough to survive one Meteor if they couldn ' t already , and a Paladin ' s Shield or anything that can absorb Fire will help , as Firaga may then raise their HP to survive the next Meteor . The Red Cap is another option to raise the wearer ' s HP , but note that a combination of max HP raising equipment won ' t have a better effect than the piece of equipment that gives the best HP boost would on its own . Mog is a good character to use , with high Defense being potentially a better means of defense than high Magic Evasion , since Firaga is better absorbed than evaded . Another tactic would be to go all out on the offense , since nothing can be done to definitively prevent Meteor . In this case , a Genji Glove with the two most powerful weapons at hand and a Reflect Ring would allow the player to deal good damage by attacking AND reflecting Firaga back at Great Behemoth . Shadow in the front row equipped with the Kagenui and Ichigeki from the Genji Glove and Reflect Ring can do good damage , with a chance of casting Stop on Great Behemoth , reflecting Firaga , and countering Great Behemoth ' s physical attacks with Interceptor . AI scripts . Normal script . Attack Turns : 1st Turn : Attack ( 66 % ) or Nothing ( 33 % ) 2nd Turn : Attack ( 66 % ) or Meteor ( 33 % ) If attacked by anything : Haymaker ( 33 % ) Coliseum script . Attack Turns : 1st Turn : Attack ( 25 % ) or Hay Maker ( 25 % ) or Meteor ( 25 % ) or Firaga ( 25 % ) If attacked by anything : Haymaker ( 33 % )
Giant Bat ( Final Fantasy XI ) Like their smaller counterparts , giant bats are found in nearly every area of Vana ' diel at many levels . Also like the trios of bats , these larger bats are trained by the Beastmen in Vana ' diel to assist their masters . Unlike the bat trios , these bats are unable to unload with the same fury and damage . They are , however , able to enfeeble their attackers , lowering a party ' s attacks and defense . Also unlike the trios , they are able to absorb both HP and MP from opponents , often prolonging the battle . When defeated , these bats will typically drop wings and fangs , and some will drop blood or treasure chest keys .
Cooler Leech Cooler Leech refers to a series of four bosses from " " . They are part of the boss Cooler Mammoth , and form his tentacles . The Cooler Leeches can cast Blizzara and can buff the Cooler Mammoth with Shell . If the Leeches are killed , the Cooler Mammoth will regenerate them . The easiest way to deal with them is to have Porom group - cast Silence on them , disabling their spells so they can only use physical attacks . A subsequent group - cast of Slow will cripple them further , drastically reducing the difficulty of the fight .
Magic Vice The Magic Vice is an enemy from " Final Fantasy IX " . It can be found in the Burmecia Suburbs . They can be rather difficult to deal with when they use Magic Hammer to deplete a magic - using character ' s MP . When at critical health levels , the Magic Vice will often flee the battle . Like the standard Vice , Magic Vice can steal items from the party with Mug . Any items stolen in this way are lost forever , even if the Magic Vice is subsequently defeated . This can be of considerable inconvenience if valuable and / or unique items are stolen , as the only way to recover these items is to load a previous save file .
Minotaur ( Final Fantasy V ) Minotaur is a boss in " Final Fantasy V " . He is found in the Fork Tower , guarding the Holy spell . Battle . Minotaur only uses physical attacks . He absorbs the Holy element . Once Minotaur has lost all his HP , he will try to cast Holy as a final attack , but will fail since he does not have any MP . He can still perform Holy at the end of the battle , if the player gives him an Ether . Strategy . Minotaur is a fight best suited to the party ' s hardest hitting physical characters . The party should not have the Excalibur or Holy Lance equipped . The easiest strategy is to have either Ninjas or Monks who know the Guard skill in a party . The Ninjas can cast Image so Minotaur cannot hit them , and the party can just throw items for high damage . The Monks can guard repeatedly to reduce all physical damage to zero , and since Minotaur uses only physical attacks , he will be unable to do harm letting the Monk ' s automatic counterattacks finish him off . This battle can be simply taken on with a character who has the Blood Sword equipped and the Rapid Fire command . Gil Toss also works well . If the player feels unsure of the party ' s defensive capacity , a party member with the Healing Staff equipped may be brought , since the Healing Staff restores HP without using magic .
Layle Moogle Layle Moogle is a moogle who appears in the Edge of Oblivion every time Layle uses a warp point . He claims to be a Crystal Bearer too , although he never demonstrates his powers if such a statement is true . He wears clothes similar to Layle ' s . In New Game Plus , Layle moogle is found just outside of Alfitaria , and lets the player view their minigame records , as well as replay them if they wish to .
Tigrina Tigrina is an overconfident gria from " " . She is a Ravager , and when she hears of Clan Gully ' s rising success in Jylland , she calls them out to best her in a headhunting mission . The clan and Tigrina engage in a speed battle , where they must defeat the Flowsand Lord . When they top her skills in battle , she admits that she still has a lot to learn , and in return , she teaches Clan Gully the skills of a Ravager .
Cait Sith ( Final Fantasy XIII - 2 ) Cait Sith is a recruitable enemy from " Final Fantasy XIII - 2 " . When first encountered in the Bresha Ruins , they should be dealt with first , as they can quickly heal lost HP . Other than that , they are not a difficult enemy to defeat . Paradigm Pack . Cait Sith is one of the first two monsters tamed in the game , being part of a tutorial . Cait Sith is a Medic , and as it is unlikely Serah and Noel have access to the Medic role when Cait Sith is tamed , it is invaluable in the early stages of the game . However , it quickly falls out of favor when the main characters earn the Medic role , as its stat growth is low until it reaches the last stages of its development . Once it does , however , it can prove to be a highly useful Medic monster for its sheer Magic power , which can be augmented to over 1300 with the correct infusions . Its Feral Link , Kitty Clock , is weak , as it is based on Cait Sith ' s Strength stat , and only inflicts Poison if the target has zero resistance against the status . It is suggested only using the Feral Link when attempting to get a certain monster crystal with a low drop rate .