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Sled Fang Sled Fang is a recurring ability in the series . It is a Limit Break for Red XIII . Appearances . " Final Fantasy VII " . Sled Fang is the initial Limit Break for Red XIII , which deals non - elemental physical damage to one enemy equal to 3 times normal damage . Using Sled Fang 8 times will unlock Lunatic High .
Gatta Gatta is a non - player character from " Final Fantasy X " . Story . He is a young Crusader of Spira , and friend of Luzzu , whom he looks up to as a mentor . Gatta assisted in Operation Mi ' ihen but was mainly restricted to preparation and messenger duties due to his inexperience . He expresses feelings of impatience and wants to see action during the battle . Because of this , Tidus can advise Gatta and , depending on the player ' s choice , decide the fates of Gatta and Luzzu . If the player talks to Gatta twice and agrees with him that his place should be on the front lines , Gatta is killed during Operation Mi ' ihen . In any other situation , Luzzu is killed . In the event that Gatta fought on the front lines , his body can be found on the beach and must be interacted with to progress . He will slump over to the side indicating his passing . If the player chooses for Gatta to stay behind and defend the command center , he can be found sitting beside the Djose Temple when the party passes through . If spoken to he says that he found Luzzu ' s body torn in half . He mentions there is nothing left for him in the Crusaders so he will travel back to Besaid . After gaining control of the airship , Yuna and her guardians can return to Besaid and find either Gatta or Luzzu training a new group of Crusaders , ever vigilant in the face of Sin . In the game ' s ending , either Gatta or Luzzu is seen in among the cheering Besaid villagers , depending on which one survived . Voice . Gatta is voiced by in Japanese version and Adam Paul in the English version . Gallery . spoilers actually end here
Dragoon ( Final Fantasy III ) The Dragoon is a job class in " Final Fantasy III " . It is gained from the Water Crystal . Dragoons wield spears in battle and are highly skilled against aerial foes . They are renowned for their ability to launch deadly attacks from above . This is the first time Jump appears in the series , and it functions exactly the same as in subsequent games . By jumping into the air , the Dragoon avoids all attacks , and comes back down on the enemy a turn later , doing twice as much damage . Abilities . NES version . Additionally , when a Dragoon uses Jump against a dragon - type enemy , the damage is higher than usual . In this version , Jump is the same . However , the damage multiplier is dependent on the job level , with damage ranging from 1 . 5x damage to 2 . 4x damage using the following formula : 3D versions . Which give the following results : Additionally , if an enemy is weak against Wind , damage is further doubled . Equipment . Weapons . In the 3D remake , all Spears have the Wind - element attached , in addition to whatever element is listed here ( e . g . Holy Lance still double damages Bahamut ) . Other appearances . " Final Fantasy Legends II " . The Dragoon job appears in the form of the Onion Dragoon Phantom Stone . " Final Fantasy Trading Card Game " . Luneth , Arc , and Refia appear as Dragoons . Their cards are Lightning - elemental . " Triple Triad " . Arc appears as a Dragoon in the version available via " Final Fantasy Portal App " .
Sand Worm ( Final Fantasy IV ) The Sand Worm , also known as the SandWorm , is an enemy in " Final Fantasy IV " . Battle . It has high HP considering it appears early in the game , and can endure several attacks before dying , but is not worrisome otherwise . In the 3D releases , it is the most dangerous enemy around Kaipo , and has very high HP . Its Whirlwind attack can deal massive damage to the party – enough to weaken Cecil and KO Rydia . Other appearances . " Pictlogica Final Fantasy " . Sand Worm from " Final Fantasy IV " appears as an enemy in " Pictlogica Final Fantasy " . " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " . Sand Worm from " Final Fantasy IV " appears as an enemy in " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " .
Ahriman ( Final Fantasy XIII - 2 ) The Ahriman is an enemy in " Final Fantasy XIII - 2 " . It appears with others of its kind or Bunkerbeast s . Paradigm Pack . Ahriman has the highest Magic stat of Saboteurs ; at approximately 1 , 100 , it has 100 more than Forked Cat . It gains an aid to its Curse and Cursega spells , and any other Debilitation spells that might be infused into it , with the Improved Debilitation II it gains at level 59 . It is the best source of Imperil and Curse for infusion to Saboteurs . It is one of only two sources of Cursega , and it as good or better than Unsaganashi as a source . Ahriman has Magic + 25 % , and Imperilga , Woundga and Dispelga too . It is weak to Wind , a problem in fights with Yomi , for example . It requires 24 Grade two Biological monster materials ( Slivers ) to get to level 15 , 32 grade three Orbs to attain level 30 , 60 grade four Essences to reach level 45 , and 52 grade five Crystals to get to maximum level of 70 , when it learns Dispelga . 18 Essences are required to reach level 38 for Imperilga . Five Crystals get it to level 50 for Woundga , and 34 , to 64 for Cursega .
Poison Toad ( Final Fantasy III ) The Poison Toad , also known as the Venom Toad , is an enemy from " Final Fantasy III " . It is found in the Cave of Tides , and is fought usually in groups of two or three . It is not a particularly powerful enemy , but can be troublesome to a level 15 or lower party . Physical attacks are the best way to defeat them , though Fire ( for the NES version ) and Thunder ( for the DS version ) spells or from items work well enough on them .
Teach Me , Mont Blanc " Teach Me , Mont Blanc " is a song from " Final Fantasy Tactics Advance " , composed by Hitoshi Sakimoto . It was track number 15 on the " " disc one and number 12 on disc two . The first time this song is played is when Marche Radiuju and Montblanc introduce themselves , right after the mission " Lizard Men ! ? " . At the original version , the music starts by playing a , then added by the rhythms of the . After that the plays with the use of on the violins , with the rhythms of the . With a lively tempo , the music has a bouncy and lighthearted feeling . Whenever this song plays , Montblanc is always on - screen . Shara ' s recruitment is one exception , which Montblanc has not appeared at the pub while Marche , Doned , nor Shara has ever mentioned him even once at the scene . The environment also gives influence to this song . If it is at a crowded place ( like a city or a pub ) , there will have a sound of people speaking , although the speaking cannot be heard clearly . If the song was played at the forest , there will be the sound of bird chirping . There is also a remix called " Teach Me , Montblanc " from " " . The song was arranged by Yo Yamazaki . At the song , there are three cycles , the first one was played by the bassoon , the second one was played with stringed instruments while the last cycle was played by vocals and violin pizzicato . The second and third cycle was accompanied by a few drums . At the third cycle , similar rhythms based on all of the percussion from the first and second cycle was played .
Castle Deist Castle Deist is a location in " Final Fantasy II " on the island of Deist , and is the home of the Dragoons , including Ricard . Story . Castle Deist ' s water supply was poisoned by the Palamecian Empire , slaying almost every Dragoon and Wyvern . After the destruction of the " Dreadnought " , Firion and his comrades come to Castle Deist seeking the Dragoons ' help . Firion only finds Elina and Kain in the castle and the party discovers the Dragoons have been killed , and only one Wyvern remains . To preserve the Dragoons and Wyverns , Firion is given a Wyvern egg by the last Wyvern to take the Spring of Life in the nearby Deist Cavern . After the egg is laid , the last Wyvern dies . After meeting Ricard Highwind , Firion and his comrades accompany him to Deist where he speaks to Elina and offers to raise her child . If Firion returns after Ricard is killed by the Emperor , Elina and Kain will leave the Dragoon castle and move on with their lives , giving the party the Excalibur , the treasured blade of the Dragoons . Enemies . All found outside . Musical themes . The background music that plays inside Castle Deist is called " Ancient Castle " .
Battlefield ( Mystic Quest ) Battlefields are special locations in " Final Fantasy Mystic Quest " . Battlefields appear on the overworld map , with 10 enemy parties in them . The player can enter the Battlefield and fight these monsters , and if they win 10 times , they win a large cache of GP or Exp , or win an item or spell . Battlefields do not respawn monsters , and the player does not have to fight all 10 battles in succession . As well , they cannot tell what enemies will be found in a Battlefield , although they tend to be monsters from the latest dungeon made accessible - the Battlefields near the Wintry Cave consist of enemies from that area , for example .
Parasite ( Final Fantasy VII ) Parasite is an enemy found in the Northern Cave in " Final Fantasy VII " . Battle . It has several powerful attacks , including L5 Death which kills any character whose level is a multiple of five , and Magic Breath , however it is not programmed to use them in battle . It can also attack in groups and poses a moderate threat . It is weak to Holy and vulnerable to numerous status ailments . His Para Tail attack always inflicts Sadness on one character , his Magic Extinguish attack always inflicts Silence on a party member , and only it use as a 100 % counter - attack against magical attacks . Parasites will never use its L5 Death or Magic Breath , so for the player to learn these E . Skills , they must manipulate them and force them to use them . The player should ensure the characters ' level s are not a multiple of five and that they have protection from either Fire , Ice , or Lightning . Strategy . The party can summon Alexander to defeat all of them at once exploiting their weakness to Holy . Alternatively , using Bad Breath can cripple them . Parasites are not immune to Magic Breath so manipulating them into casting it on themselves can make for a MP - free win . AI script . AI : Main AI : Counter - Magical
Platinum Dagger Platinum Dagger , also known as Platina Dagger , is a recurring dagger in the series . Appearances . " Final Fantasy IX " . While not appearing at all , there is an unused concept art for a Platinum Dagger , indicating that it would have been in the game at one point . " Final Fantasy XII " . Platinum Dagger is a high - ranked dagger that provides 66 Attack , 5 Evade , 23 CT , 7 % Combo Rate , and inflicts Immobilize on hit with a 10 % chance . It requires the Daggers 5 license to equip , and can be bought for 11 , 500 gil at Archades , found at Henne Mines ( Phase 2 Dig ) , dropped from Shambling Corpse ( 1 % chance ) , or from doing the Great Cockatrice Escape sidequest . In the International version , it now provides 83 Attack , 5 Evade , 21 CT , 12 % Combo Rate , and inflicts Immobilize at a 10 % chance . It still requires the Daggers 5 license to equip , but now can be bought for 13 , 700 gil at Balfonheim Port , stolen from Shambling Corpse ( 1 % chance ) , doing the Great Cockatrice Escape sidequest , or found at Feywood ( The Edge of Reason ) . " Final Fantasy Tactics " . Platinum Dagger is a mid - ranked knife that provides 5 Attack and 10 % Weapon Defense . It can be bought for 1 , 800 gil at an Outfitter after Zeirchele Falls in Chapter 2 , or poach ed from Floating Eye and Malboro .
Mi ' ihen Fang The Mi ' ihen Fang is an enemy in " Final Fantasy X " found along the Mi ' ihen Highroad . It is a weak wolf similar to the Dingo encountered on Besaid . Its attacks can cause Sleep and Silence . The Mi ' ihen Fang can drop weapons with any of the elemental strikes and Strength / Magic + 5 % . It can also drop armor with Silence Ward , Sleep Ward , and Magic Defense + 3 % . Attack pattern . " From Final Fantasy X Ultimania Guide ( translated from Japanese ) . "
PSICOM Aerial Sniper PSICOM Aerial Sniper is an enemy from " Final Fantasy XIII " . Battle . He attacks quickly and his MLRS Volley inflicts moderate damage and prevents the party from attacking until the attack is complete . The Aerial Snipers are particularly dangerous in groups of three or more . Strategy . It is recommended for the player to cast Protect on all party members and to heal frequently .
Destiny Odyssey Destiny Odyssey is the name of the initial story modes in " Dissidia Final Fantasy " . There are ten Destiny Odysseys in all , and are unlocked by finishing all chapters of the Prologue story . Overview . In a Destiny Odyssey , the player plays as one of the ten protagonists as they search for their own Crystals . Each Destiny Odyssey has five stages and at least two bosses , including a final battle with the protagonist ' s corresponding antagonist at the end of the storyline . Completing a Destiny Odyssey of any hero will unlock the Shade Impulse storyline . After the initial playthrough , the player can replay a Destiny Odyssey , which will now include new bonuses and enemies from the first playthrough . It should be noted , however , that the stories of Destiny Odyssey are not arranged in chronological order in the game ' s story selection screen . They are instead arranged by order of " Final Fantasy " to " Final Fantasy X " . However , clues scattered throughout the chapters , such as shared cutscenes and events , help reveal their proper order . A percentage indicating the player ' s progress through the Odyssey can be seen at the Story Mode select menu . In order to fully master an Odyssey and get this rating 100 % , the player must interact with all battle pieces , all items ( including Potions and Ether s ) , all summonstones , all treasure chests ( including rare treasure chests ) , and obtain all stage bonuses ( including the Rosetta Stone at the very top of the stage bonus chart ) . This means that an Odyssey will require multiple playthroughs in order to master . List of Destiny Odysseys . Destiny Odyssey I . Follows Warrior of Light ' s quest . Has a difficulty rating of five stars . Destiny Odyssey II . Follows Firion ' s quest . Has a difficulty rating of two stars . Destiny Odyssey III . Follows Onion Knight ' s quest . Has a difficulty rating of four stars . Destiny Odyssey IV . Follows Cecil ' s quest . Has a difficulty rating of one star . Destiny Odyssey V . Follows Bartz ' s quest . Has a difficulty rating of four stars . Destiny Odyssey VI . Follows Terra ' s quest . Has a difficulty rating of five stars . Destiny Odyssey VII . Follows Cloud ' s quest . Has a difficulty rating of one star . Destiny Odyssey VIII . Follows Squall ' s quest . Has a difficulty rating of three stars . Destiny Odyssey IX . Follows Zidane ' s quest . Has a difficulty rating of three stars . Destiny Odyssey X . Follows Tidus ' quest . Has a difficulty rating of two stars .
Dark Soul The Dark Soul is a Soul of Rebirth enemy in " Final Fantasy II " . The most powerful of the Soul monsters , it can be a challenge to defeat as it has a respectable amount of HP . Dark Souls use no magic and instead recur to physical attacks ; however , they still drop a variety of magical tomes .
Phoenix Cave The Phoenix Cave is a location in " Final Fantasy VI " . It appears only in the World of Ruin , and is the resting place of the magicite Phoenix . The cave and the events shortly thereafter marks the culmination of Locke ' s long quest to find the Phoenix . The Phoenix Cave is located northwest of Tzen , marked by a star - shaped mountain range and can only be reached by using the " Falcon " to drop the party members into the center of the mountain . The dungeon has two floors , an upper area filled with water , and a lower area filled with lava . The Red Dragon , one of the Eight legendary dragons , can be fought in the cave . The dungeon requires two parties to be traversed , working together to open new paths for each other to reach the final room of the cave . Due to using two parties , the player can exploit the save point glitch . Completing the location in the mobile / Steam version earns the More Than King achievement . Story . Late in the dungeon the player can drain the water from the upper area to the lower area , cooling the lava and opening new paths on both levels . In the final room of the cave , Locke is found obtaining the Pheonix magicite . The party returns to Kohlingen where Locke attempts to use the Phoenix to revive Rachel . Afterward , Locke rejoins the party . Items . Though there are numerous chests in the cave , many of them are empty . Once Locke rejoins the party , he reveals it was he who emptied the chests , and the treasures he retrieved are given to the party . Other appearances . " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " . The Phoenix Cave is the setting for a regular dungeon and is also featured in the Challenge Event Legendary Plunder . Musical themes . " Esper World " , also known as " Another World of Beasts " , is the background theme of the Phoenix Cave .
Suparna Fledgling Suparna Fledgling is a Notorious Monster from " " . It is encountered alongside Suparna in San d ' Oria Mission 9 - 1 : Breaking Barriers . Some of Suparna Fledgling ' s standard Roc abilities are replaced by stronger versions - Dread Dive replaces Gliding Spike , while Blind Vortex replaces Scratch . The only differences are an increase in damage dealt , although Dread Dive no longer inflicts Stun . Suparna Fledgling also has access to the Bard songs Horde Lullaby , Massacre Elegy , and Magic Finale . Etymology . Suparna is one of many names attributed to Garuda .
Quelb Quelb , also known as Kelb , is a town in " Final Fantasy V " , populated by the lycanthropic werewolf race . It is accessible on both second world and merged world . Kelger Vlondett rules this town . Story . On their way to Drakenvale , Bartz and his friends pass through Quelb . Reaching the gates of the seemingly deserted town , Galuf suggests a visit to Kelger , one of the Warriors of Dawn who fought Exdeath alongside him 30 years ago . Entering his manor , the party is ambushed by Kelger and some of the townsfolk . Even after realizing the intruders are friends , Kelger challenges Bartz on a one - on - one fight , being heavily injured in the process . Bartz reveals he used a technique taught to him by his father , Dorgann , who was also a Warrior of Dawn . Surprised , Galuf and Kelger discuss this fact , and the latter allows the townsfolk to open the gates to Drakenvale so that the party could retrieve the Dragon Grass to heal the remaining wind drake so as to fly into Castle Exdeath . Quests . Healing at the Inn . In the inn there is a wolf who serves a meal to the party , which recovers their HP and MP , and for dessert , he gives out 8 Potions for free . However , each time the meal is served , the number of sheep grazing in the village decreases by one . As there are initially three sheep in the village , the party can only use this free service for three times . Musical themes . " Harvest " is the background theme for the town of Quelb . It is also the background theme for Carwen and Istory .
Advanced Law The Advanced Law is a plot device and an action ability in " Final Fantasy Tactics Advance " . Advanced Laws are the strongest of law cards available to a Judge and only the Judgemaster can use them . Story . The advanced law is used three times in the main plotline of " Final Fantasy Tactics Advance " , in Mission # 009 : Antilaws , Mission # 018 : Quiet Sands , and the first part of Mission # 024 : Royal Valley by Judgemaster Cid . Antilaws . Cid uses an Advanced Law on Ezel Berbier , the wanted Hermetic . This Law prevents Ezel from using any ability at all . However , Ezel brings out one of his Antilaws , which neutralizes the Advanced Law and allows him to teleport himself and Marche to safety . Quiet Sands . The law is used on villain Llednar Twem who confronts Marche , threatening him with the Omega spell , but Cid warns him that the crystal will break if Llednar uses the spell . Llednar then engages Marche , however around two full turns into the fight he prepares to use Omega but is sent off by Cid for a violation of the Advanced Law , and he is sent to jail immediately . Royal Valley . Llednar once again engages Marche at the entrance to the royal palace . However , an Advanced Antilaw made from amber from Siena Gorge has been crafted in anticipation of this event . The Judgemaster uses this Advanced Law to destroy the " Fortune " Law placed upon Llednar , and Marche is able to defeat him . Upon falling , the Biskmatar turns to stone and fractures . Action Ability . Advanced Law is the name of the Judgemaster job ' s action ability of Cid when he joins the Clan .
Heritor Heritor is a job class exclusive to Adelle in " " available after completing certain events in the game . It can equip nearly all of the weapons and armor in the game and has several potent abilities . The job is well - rounded in terms of stats . The weapons that teach Heritor skills can only be obtained after the Heritor job is unlocked . The weapons are obtained by checking for a notice in the pub , then finding a location for a quest manually . These quests do not appear in the pub ' s mission list , but pop up upon reaching the right map area . After completing the mission , the player obtains the weapon for the next skill . There will not be another notice for another Heritor skill weapon until after the previous skill is mastered . This also applies to Adelaide , despite being learned without a weapon . Abilities . Instinct . " The secrets of the Gifted are the weapons of the HERITOR " . Etymology . The name Heritor comes from the English word " inheritor " .
Calendar Bonus Calendar Bonuses are a feature in " Dissidia Final Fantasy " and " Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy " . On certain days , the player may receive up to four bonuses , receiving more AP , PP , gil , and / or Exp from battles . The bonuses have levels , which determine how effective they are . The player can purchase upgrades for their bonuses in the PP Catalog . At max level , the AP bonus grants + 3 AP per battle , the PP bonus grants + 30 PP , and the gil and Exp bonuses double the amount of gil and exp earned . When the Bonus Day icon appears , all four bonuses will be active , and the player may also receive discounts at the Shop , or get a larger price for selling item s . Which bonuses are received on which days is random , but the Bonus Day always occurs on the day the player says they play the most on . This date is selected when beginning a new game , and can be changed under Options , but this will delay any calendar bonuses for the next week . The player can exploit the system by changing the PSP ' s internal clock to be on a date that falls on their Bonus Day freely , allowing them to keep the bonuses active continuously as long as they quit the game to change the date every day . Doing this will change the bonuses earned for the rest of the week , but this is unimportant since the Bonus Day will not change .
Stray Cat ( Final Fantasy VI ) The Stray Cat is an enemy in " Final Fantasy VI " . Battle . They tend to attack in groups , and every third turn have a chance to use their special attack , Cat Scratch , which does quadruple damage to a single target . Fortunately , they have low HP and can easily be killed before their third turn . The Stray Cat Rage is one of the most popular in the game for Gau , as Cat Scratch is a simple but highly - effective physical attack , and the Rage can be acquired as soon as Gau is recruited . Also , if Gau is equipped with a Genji Glove , Cat Scratch will attack twice . AI script . Attack Turns : 1st Turn : Attack ( 66 % ) or Nothing ( 33 % ) 2nd Turn : Attack ( 66 % ) or Nothing ( 33 % ) 3rd Turn : Attack ( 66 % ) or Cat Scratch ( 33 % )