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Lanista ( Tactics A2 ) The Lanista is a in " " exclusive to the seeq . Lanista specializes in various skills , such as support , absorption , and dealing heavy damage at their own expense , the last similar to a Dark Knight . Requirements . To unlock the job the player must complete " A Lanista ' s Pride " mission , which appears after the story mission " A Request " . To use it , the player must master a Berserker A - Ability . Abilities . Astutia . " The LANISTA turn to these skills brought with blood and blade . " Other appearances . " Final Fantasy Trading Card Game " . Lanista appears with an Earth - elemental card . Etymology . The Lanista ' s skillset , " Astutia " , means " the quality of being astute " .
Bonze Marberry Bonze Marberry is a Notorious Monster from " " . He is encountered as part of Windurst Mission 7 - 2 : Awakening of the Gods , for which the player must acquire the Cursed Keys he drops . In addition to its standard Tonberry abilities , Bonze Marberry can also use Everyone ' s Rancor at 25 % health , a powered up version of Everyone ' s Grudge which deals damage equal to 50 times the amount of tonberries killed by the player . This makes it vital for the player to complete a sidequest to reset their " tonberry hate " to zero , otherwise it is very likely they will be killed by Everyone ' s Rancor .
Baron Soldier Baron Soldier , also known as the Soldier or BaronSoldr , is an enemy in " Final Fantasy IV " . It only attacks when commanded by its General , but it has low HP . Cecil can kill them with one or two uses of Dark Wave , but he should kill the General first for more EXP .
HP Absorb HP Absorb is a recurring ability in the series . It generally allows the user to regain a small percent of HP upon damaging the target . It is similar to the abilities Drain and Drain Blade . Appearances . " Final Fantasy VII " . HP Absorb is a Support Materia that restores the user ' s HP when the paired ability is used . The amount restored is 10 % of the damage dealt , but if the ability heals the target , HP Absorb will hurt the character instead . Linking HP Absorb to an attack that does damage overflow to a target will kill the attacker . When linked to Magic and Summon Materia , HP Absorb will apply its effect to all abilities the Materia grants . When linked with a regular Command Materia , HP Absorb will apply its effect to the ability that is highlighted on the Materia . The darkened ability will only gain the effect if the character has another source for that ability ; for example , if a character has Level 2 Throw , which grants Coin , the HP Absorb applies to Coin only , and not Throw , unless the character also equips another Throw Materia at Level 1 . When linked with Master Command , HP Absorb will apply its effect to all commands in the Materia , plus the Attack and Item commands ( Throw is exempt unless the character has another source for the Throw ability , since Master Command doesn ' t support Throw as a separate ability ) . Equipping HP Absorb with Master Command allows the character to gain HP for performing regular attacks , but using healing items and magic will add damage equal 10 % of gained health . The Materia can be found in Wutai Village in the ' cat house ' during Yuffie ' s quest there , or in the second section of the Northern Cave .
Al Bhed Psyches The Al Bhed Psyches is a blitzball team representing the Al Bhed race in " Final Fantasy X " . They are considered a ridiculously overpowered team when played against regularly in both " Final Fantasy X " and " Final Fantasy X - 2 " . Their goalie ' s CA stat is significantly higher than most player ' s SH . Story . " Final Fantasy X " . While facing the Besaid Aurochs in the semifinals of an annual tournament , another group of Al Bhed kidnapped Summoner Yuna under the guise of ransoming her for the win . In truth , this was the first instance we see of the Al Bhed practice of kidnapping summoners to prevent them from completing their pilgrimage . She was , however , eventually rescued by her guardians Tidus , Lulu and Kimahri Ronso . The Psyches lost that match , leaving the Aurochs to face the Luca Goers in the finals . " Final Fantasy X - Will - " . In the introduction in the audio drama , the Al Bhed Psyches are second most probable team to win the tournament in Bevelle .
Chichu Chichu is a recruitable monster from " Final Fantasy XIII - 2 " . It can be obtained by throwing Mog with turned on " Improved Moogle Throw " Fragment Skill into a patch of red flowers at the Plains of Eternity in the Archylte Steppe - Year Unknown - . If the " Perpetual Battlefield " DLC was purchased , Chichu can be summoned by Valfodr at level 70 . Paradigm Pack . Chichu is the strongest Commando monster to be potentially recruited in the game and excels under almost any condition — mainly due to its various innate abilities that set it apart from most other COMs in the game . Compared to the majority of DLC monsters Chichu is also far easier to raise to its full potential . Other appearances . " Final Fantasy Trading Card Game " . Chichu appears with an earth - elemental card in " Final Fantasy Trading Card Game " .
Wild Card ( ability ) Wild Card is Corsair ' s special job ability from " Final Fantasy XI " . It operates much like Phantom Roll , only with Wild Card there is no option to Double - up . The PC " rolls " upon using Wild Card , and has a chance of getting any number I - VI . Each number has different effects on the Corsair and any nearby party members , but all numbers reset at least some job ability recast timers . special job abilities may or may not be affected . The timer for Wild Card itself , however , usually is not , unless Job Points have been invested in improving Wild Card . This applies both to the player using Wild Card as well as any other Corsairs who might happen to be in the party .
Sacrifice ( ability ) Sacrifice , also known as Pep Up , Transfusion , Infuse , Fusion , is an ability that allows one party member to sacrifice him / herself to help the party , by donating their remaining HP and MP . It is commonly used by Flan - type monsters . Appearances . " Final Fantasy V " . The Blue Magic Transfusion , or Pep Up , kills the user , and the chosen target fully recovers his / her HP and MP . It cannot be reflected . If the caster of the spell is also its target , the caster dies , but recovers all of their MP . It costs 13 MP to cast . It can be obtained from the enemies Mythril Dragon , Calcruthl , Birostris , Devilfish , and Mover , as well as the boss Gargoyle . The player may utilize this ability by catching and releasing a Devilfish or Birostris . " Final Fantasy VI " . Strago can learn Transfusion , also known as Pep Up , and it costs 1 MP to cast . It removes the user from battle permanently , but restores HP / MP to the chosen target as well as removing all negative statuses except KO and Frozen . Transfusion can be learned from Intangir , Junk and Mousse . Gau ' s Rage , Intangir , also allows him the use of Transfusion . " Final Fantasy IX " . Zidane can use the skill Sacrifice . It reduces his HP and MP to zero and fully restores the other party members HP and MP . It is learned from the Masamune and Exploda , costs 32 MP to use , and takes 55 AP to master . Unlike some incarnations of the ability , Zidane will not be removed from battle , leaving the remaining party members free to revive him at any time . " Final Fantasy XI " . Sacrifice is a spell available only to White Mages in " Final Fantasy XI " . It must be cast on a party member , and when done , it will transfer one negative status ailment from the target to the White Mage . Sacrifice is augmented by Afflatus Solace . While active , a White Mage can absorb up to seven negative status ailments . Afflatus Solace also increases the effectiveness of this spell by increasing the type of status effects that can be absorbed . Effects that will prohibit a White Mage from casting though ( such as Silence or Petrification ) will not be absorbed . Sacrifice does not work on negative songs such as Elegy or Requiem . It does not matter if the the White Mage is currently affected by the same ailment ( ex : both the Paladin and the White Mage are affected by Frost . Sacrifice could still remove Frost from the Paladin ) . Rather contrary to its name , Sacrifice will not absorb Doom . Sacrifice is not affected by Divine Veil in any way . Sacrifice can be helpful in using Esuna , since Esuna requires the White Mage to be affected by the status ailment in order to heal party members of the same ailment . " Final Fantasy Tactics Advance " . Flans can use Sacrifice to fully heal the HP of a target at the cost of being KO ' d . Flans can use Merge to fully heal the HP of a target at the cost of being KO ' d .
Behemoth ( Final Fantasy XII ) The Behemoth is a giant / behemoth - type enemy from " Final Fantasy XII " . It can be found in the Feywood and Giruvegan . Its monograph drop , Behemoth Steak , is a good farming source for X - Potion as one can be exchanged in the Bazaar for 10 phials .
Field Music Sequence Field Music Sequence , commonly abbreviated FMS , is a gameplay term in " Theatrhythm Final Fantasy " and " Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call " . It is one of the three types of gameplay alongside Battle Music Sequence and Event Music Sequence . Gameplay . The player ' s leader party member runs from right to left across a scrolling background that differs depending on the song chosen . Notes fly by the player ' s cursor and the player must tap the touchscreen as the notes line up with the cursor . Missing a note and taking damage results in the party leader being replaced with the next party member in line , cycling back to the leader after all four party members have been passed . Higher chains and hitting criticals on notes result in the characters running faster , allowing them to progress through more of the stage . How fast a character moves also varies depending on their Agility . FMS is the only time when the location of the stylus while tapping matters . Hold notes in FMS zigzag up and down , and the player must move their stylus up and down to follow the path , hitting dots along the slide note ' s path that themselves count as notes . With tap notes and slide notes , stylus position does not matter regardless of their placement on the screen . In the Feature Zone for an FMS , hitting enough silver notes successfully calls a Chocobo , who sprints forward for a period of time while subsequent notes turn gold . Eventually the Chocobo turns back into the party member who was leading before it was called . The speed of the Chocobo varies depending on color , red is the slowest , followed by black , yellow , and the fastest at white . If the party travels far enough , they meet another character , usually an unlockable character from the same title as the music just cleared , who presents them with an item . Moogles may also appear at random to give the party additional items , if they appear and how often is dependent on the current party leader ' s Luck . In Dark Note s , the player ' s performance in the FMS of a Dark Note affects the bosses faced in the subsequent BMS . If the party travels far enough in FMS , they will find a sign , signifying that in the subsequent BMS , they will face the 2nd and 3rd listed bosses , depending on their HP in the BMS . If the party does not reach the sign , they will fight the 1st listed boss in the BMS . List of Field Music Sequences . Songs in " Italics " are available as DLC .
Dahaka ( Final Fantasy XIII ) Dahaka is a Gran Pulse fal ' Cie who appears in " Final Fantasy XIII " . It is tasked with searching for Etro ' s gate from the sky , and it is sighted by Lightning and her allies in Yaschas Massif , where they resolve to follow the fal ' Cie to Oerba . Territorial in nature , Dahaka attacks anything that invades its abode in Taejin ' s Tower . It attacks Lightning and the other l ' Cie atop the tower after its tail is removed by the Menhirrim . Datalog . " Residing within Taejin ' s Tower , this Gran Pulse fal ' Cie soars through the sky with an ease that seems almost uncanny given the bulk of its form . " " Although the majority of fal ' Cie on Gran Pulse dedicate themselves to terraforming or other tasks of environmental modification , Dahaka does nothing of the sort . Plausible conjectures as the nature of the flying fal ' Cie ’ s duty include some manner of aerial monitoring or the search for something the heavens conceal . " Gameplay . Dahaka is fought atop Taejin ' s Tower . " Test of the l ' Cie " serves as battle music during the boss fight against it . Etymology . Dahaka shares its Japanese name with Taharka , a boss from " Final Fantasy IX " .
Zona Seeker ( Final Fantasy VI ) Zona Seeker , also known as Zoneseek , is an esper in " Final Fantasy VI " who can be acquired as a magicite . Profile . The Zona Seeker is a brown , red and block creature which floats and has no legs . Its body is mostly skeletal , while it appears to also wear a cape . Obtained . The Zona Seeker shows up occasionally on offer in the Auction House in Jidoor . It can be purchased for 10 , 000 gil . Battle . The Zon Seeker costs MP to summon , and casts a spell called Magic Shield ( originally known as Wall ) . This casts Shell on everyone in the party , allowing them to resist magic damage . Magicite . Zona Seeker is equippable as a magicite , and teaches the following abilities : At Level Up , it provides a + 2 boost to Magic .
Dark Lord ( Final Fantasy XII ) The Dark Lord is an undead / skeleton - type enemy from " Final Fantasy XII " found in the Lhusu Mines and flanking Zeromus in the Stilshrine of Miriam . The Dark Lord in the Stilshrine of Miriam can be used for acquire a lot of gil ; it has a chance to drop Blood - darkened Bones that sell for 1435 gil .
Whale Zombie The Whale Zombie is a flying , undead enemy from " Final Fantasy IX " . The party can find it on the beach es of the Outer Continent , Lost Continent , and Forgotten Continent on discs 3 and 4 , and the beaches of the Mist Continent on disc 4 . Battle . Whale Zombies are great sources of EXP once the player can access Lost Continent and Outer Continent beaches with the " Blue Narciss " . The player should beware of the dangerous Zombie Powder and Venom Breath attacks , which inflict debilitating status effects . If its Zombie Powder attack causes someone to become a Zombie , a Magic Tag can be stolen from it . Whale Zombie is a good enemy to eat with Quina to teach him / her Lv5 Death , which is useful for leveling up later in the game against Grand Dragon s . Strategy . A physical character with either the Undead Killer or Bird Killer ability can make short work of this cetacean . Also , as the Whale Zombie is undead , casting Life or Full - Life on it will defeat it instantly . The Whale Zombie can be reduced to 1 HP with a Phoenix Down , easily putting it in range to be eaten by Quina .
Level reset glitch The Level reset glitch is a glitch exclusive to the " Advance " remake of " Final Fantasy VI " , which involves resetting a character ' s level in a current save file , though the character will retain all stats , with 999 MP , increased HP , and spells / abilities learned in the current game . For instance , a player can reset a Level 99 Terra in the World of Ruin back to Level 3 via this glitch . To perform the glitch , the player must save and Quick Save their game , then return to the title screen and start a New Game , then continue until they have their desired character join the party . As the player cannot save the game on the new file at any point , it is best done on an emulator with save states , or with early characters , such as Terra and Locke . Once the player has had a character join their party , they must get a Game Over , which will send them back to the last time they saved , with the joined characters at the level they were when the game over occurred . This allows the player to effectively maximize any character ' s stats . In the mobile version , trying to execute this glitch will send the player back to the title screen .
Mind Plus Mind Plus , also known as Magic Source , Mag Up , and MAG Boost , is a recurring item in the series . It permanently increases a character ' s Magic stat ( Intelligence in the original " Final Fantasy " ) , and is thus a very rare item in the games it appears in . Appearances . " Final Fantasy " . Mind Plus only appears in the " Dawn of Souls " and " 20th Anniversary " versions and can only be found in the optional dungeons Hellfire Chasm , Whisperwind Cove and Lifespring Grotto . " Final Fantasy VII " . Magic Source permanently raises the Magic stat by 1 . It can be morphed from Unknown 3 and 8 eye and found in Junon , Cosmo Canyon , Forgotten Capital , Midgar Raid , and Northern Cave ( x2 ) . " Final Fantasy VIII " . Mag Up can be stolen from NORG Pod ( Left Pod ) , and afterwards , can only be gotten through refining Royal Crown x10 into 1 Mag Up x1 . " Final Fantasy Legend II " . This item is called Magic and it has a potion icon before its name . It can be found in assorted treasure chests throughout the various worlds and increased a character ' s Mana stat by 3 . It ' s also a single use item as opposed to other consumable items which have more uses . Only only usable on humans or mutant s . MAG Boost can be bought for 500 and increases Magic by 1 .
Biskmatar Biskmatar is a special job in " Final Fantasy Tactics Advance " . It is a powerful mageknight held by Llednar Twem , whose purpose is to serve as personal bodyguard for Prince Mewt . Unlike other special jobs such as Judgemaster and Hermetic , its growth rate is unique and not based on another basic job . Growth . Though not playable by normal means , the Biskmatar has a unique growth rate . Despite low speed and only average HP , it possesses high Magic Resistance , and above - average Attack , Defense , and Magic Power , representing a middle ground between fighter and mage . Abilities . Dark Magic . " Biskmatar command . Use negative powered magic . " Flair . " Biskmatar command . Use ancient sword techs . " Etymology . The Japanese name " Bisukumāta " may be a compound of " bisque " ( referring to bisque porcelain dolls ) and automata ( the plural of " automaton " ) referring to an automated doll , which fits the description of Llednar . It may also be based on a serbo - croation root " kismet " meaning " destiny . " Biskmatar would then mean ' he without a destiny ' .
Numerology Numerology is a Technick ability in " Final Fantasy XII " . It costs 40 LP and can be found in the bottom right corner of the License Board along with several other Technick lores . The earliest access to the Technicks skill is after retrieving the Dawn Shard ; Numerology will be is available in Rabanastre ' s Technick shop at a cost of 2 , 048 gil . Damage using Numerology is inflicted to all targets in range based on the number of hits the user achieves . It doubles the damage done each time , starting at one and getting higher as the player stacks hits , but it is inaccurate , making attaining high levels of damage difficult . Numerology is one of the few attacks that can break the damage limit . In the " International Zodiac Job System " version Numerology can be used by the Machinist , Monk , Time Battlemage and the White Mage , although the White Mage must acquire the Esper Famfrit ' s license first . Every time the skill is used the damage doubles to a maximum of 2 , or 131 , 072 HP damage in a single hit . The 17th hit will always miss . All of the party use the same counter and the count doesn ' t reset when loading a saved game , meaning a patient player can manipulate the damage by reloading from a previous save whenever the hit misses . Numerology is also an area - of - effect attack with a chance to hit nearby enemies and the splash damage is twice as much as the original damage , making Numerology potentially the most damaging single attack the player can get . Whenever the attack misses the counter resets to 0 . Some enemies are immune to Numerology , but even in that case the surrounding enemies can sustain splash damage as long as they are not immune as well . " Splash " means damage on surrounding targets :
Nikeah Nikeah is a town in " Final Fantasy VI " . It is a port city located at the north end of the Serpent Trench and the mouth of the Lethe River . It has a large marketplace , and its shop s are street vendors standing among the crates of goods in the port . Ships sail regularly between Nikeah and South Figaro and later in the game , the player can choose to board ferries from Nikeah to South Figaro and back as they wish . Story . Sabin , Cyan , and Gau surface in Nikeah ' s ports after swimming through the Serpent Trench from Mobliz . The three board a ship bound to South Figaro to get to Narshe . If the party enters Nikeah ' s pub , a dancer will flirt with Cyan , making him uncomfortable . In the World of Ruin , Nikeah hasn ' t changed much : it still has a thriving marketplace , and runs ferries to South Figaro . Celes and Sabin come here searching for their friends and meet Gerad , a man who resembles Edgar who leads the Crimson Robbers . Gerad and the robbers depart on a ferry to South Figaro with the two in pursuit . In the GBA and following versions , as soon as the party arrives at Nikeah in the World of Ruin a former Returner will recognize the party and claim that prior to their infiltration to the Magitek Research Facility four espers had escaped , and that they could help the party in their journey . Considering the man ' s absence in the original versions he most likely refers to the four espers introduced in the GBA version : Leviathan , Diabolos , Gigantuar , and Gilgamesh . Quests . Leviathan . In the " Advance " , mobile and Steam releases , after speaking to a man in South Figaro near the chocobo stable who mentions seeing a shadow while fishing , boarding the ferry in either direction will cause Leviathan to attack the ship once the party has acquired the " Falcon " . Defeating him earns the party the Leviathan magicite . Musical themes . " Kids Run Through the City " is Nikeah ' s background theme in the World of Balance . " Under Martial Law " is Nikeah ' s background theme in the World of Ruin . Etymology . Nikeah is probably based on . It was the original Greek settlement name for what are now the modern cities of , and , .
Utsusemi ( status ) Utsusemi are Ninjutsu spells in " Final Fantasy XI " that aid the caster in avoiding attacks . These spells put up Copy Images that absorb attacks directed at the caster , causing them to miss completely . The Utsusemi status is vastly superior to the Blink status in " Final Fantasy XI " . They share the same description , but are so different in potency that they have different enhancement symbols . Blink gives 2 Copy Images that " might " cause a " physical " attack to miss , but it may still hit despite the Blink effect . Utsusemi status guarantees that each copy image will cause a single physical hit to miss ( with some exceptions for certain enemy special abilities , like Spiral Spin ) , and Utsusemi also protects from single - target magic spells and attacks , causing them to miss , with some exceptions for special abilities , like for Ifrit ' s Meteor Strike . Utsusemi status will be instantly erased by - ga spells , such as Firaga and Sleepga . There are two spells that grant the Utsusemi status :
Needle Kiss ( Crisis Core ) The Needle Kiss is an enemy from " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - " . This foe likes to appear in a group , usually consisting of two to four Needle Kisses . Be sure that Zack is equipped with any Thunder - resistant accessories to minimize the damage . It is best to attack it with Fire Blade or the Fire spell , as Fire - based attacks will inflict double damage .