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Non - player character A non - player character or non - playable character ( NPC for short ) is any character within a video game that cannot be controlled by the player . This includes most enemies and bosses , although some enemies later join the hero ' s party . Talking with non - playable characters may sometimes trigger sidequest to complete . The NPC event skip glitch es are glitches in the " Final Fantasy " series used to skip certain events . Game specifics . " Final Fantasy VIII " . The player is able to interact with non - player characters who provide various information and many can be challenged at Triple Triad , by pressing . " Final Fantasy X " . Player can interact with non - player characters and due to the game ' s plot may be given items from random people . After completing the events regarding Luca , the player can press while talking to certain people to recruit them for the blitzball matches as team members of Besaid Aurochs . " Final Fantasy X - 2 " . Once again the player can interact with non - playable characters . By initiating the publicity campaign at Calm Lands and / or marriage recruiting , the player can press to ' pump ' people into one of the Calm Lands companies and / or praise the Argent Inc . owner ' s son . The " " and HD Remaster versions , allows the player to recruit most of characters into the party , including the playable characters from " Final Fantasy X " , bar Wakka . " Final Fantasy XII " . Due to the exploration system , many non - playable characters have names or epithets describing the nature of the non - player character . " Final Fantasy XIII " . The non - playable characters ' conversations can be overheard , but aside from that they don ' t have any relation to the party due to the game ' s specific story - driven gameplay . " Final Fantasy XIII - 2 " . Like in " Final Fantasy XIII " , non - player characters ' conversations can be overheard . The player can also initiate a conversation with some NPCs and on one occasion depending on who ' s the current party leader a different discussion can be heard . Some NPC can also initiate sidequests , referred as Fragment Quests in the Datalog , which may span for several areas . " " . There are two types of NPCs that appear , those that Lightning can interact with that helps her progress through the game and those that are placeholders for the Outerworld Services ' NPC . The former will have white color fonts while the latter will have blue colored fonts . The Outerworld Services ' NPCs will take the place of the countless unnamed humans and animals found throughout Nova Chrysalia . The player will be able buy items from them if they have anything to sell . " Final Fantasy XIV " . Throughout Eorzea , a number of unnamed NPCs can be overheard talking in speech bubbles , often with amusing or interesting dialogue . " Final Fantasy Adventure " . The player can kill the NPCs found within the town s , but they have high HP and they do not yield the player any experience points or GP . Since NPCs can be hit , this can be used to " push " them out of the player ' s way and allow Sumo to pass through if they are blocking the way .
Desert of Shifting Sands The Desert of Shifting Sands , also known as Quicksand Desert , is a location in " Final Fantasy V " . Story . Bartz and the party cross through the Desert of Shifting Sands in pursuit of King Tycoon , who is rumored to have crossed the desert floating on air . The sands are always moving like rivers , making the trek by foot impossible . Cid Previa and his grandson Mid propose summoning the Sandworm that lives in the area , and after killing it , use its body to cross the desert , like a bridge . After defeating the Sandworm , the party crosses the desert to reach Gohn . As they move through , they come across a Pyramid , but cannot enter it . After the Earth Crystal ' s destruction the sands of the desert stop flowing , and later , the party will be able to enter the Pyramid . Musical themes . " Slumber of Ancient Earth " ( 古き土の眠り , Furuki Tsuchi no Nemuri ? ) plays as the theme to the Desert of Shifting Sands .
Rocket Punch ( ability ) Rocket Punch , also known as Blast Punch , is a recurring attack in the " Final Fantasy " series . It usually deals physical damage to a single target . Appearances . " Final Fantasy V " . Rocket Punch is an enemy ability that inflicts damage equal to half the target ' s HP and inflict Confuse . It is used by a variety of robotic enemies including Omega , and is also usable by Gilgamesh . The player may utilize this ability by catching and releasing a Steel Fist or Ironclad . " Final Fantasy VII " . Rocket Punch is an attack exclusive to the Guardian . It deals physical damage to a target party member , and can be used twice in the same turn . " Final Fantasy X " . Blast Punch is used by Defender X and halves HP . " Final Fantasy X - 2 " . Blast Punch returns , now used by YSLS - Zero and YSLS - 99 . " Final Fantasy XIII " . Blast Punch is used by Alexander in fight mode . " Final Fantasy XIV " . Rocket Punch is an attack usable by Gilgamesh . It deals damage and inflicts confuse on the target . " Final Fantasy Legend III " . Rocket Punch , shortened to Rocket , is a simple attack that deals physical damage to one enemy . " Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles " . Rocket Punch is an enemy ability . " Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy " . Rocket Punch is an HP attack usable by Gilgamesh . It fires two fists forward , knocking the opponent back . In EX Mode , it fires eight fists over as wide area . Gilgamesh learns Rocket Punch at Level 28 , it costs 30 CP to equip ( 15 when mastered ) and 130 AP to master .
Gahongas The Gahongas is an enemy in " Final Fantasy XIII - 2 " . It appears most often aside its compatriot , the Gandayaks . Since the Gahongas can use abilities to increase the potency of the already - powerful Gandayaks , the Gahongas should be targeted and defeated first . When forced into personal melee combat , it is rather weak and vulnerable . Paradigm Pack . The Gahongas becomes a Synergist when tamed . It has an extremely slow growth at low to mid levels , and its stats only skyrocket once it passes level 70 . It skillset is rather limited for a Level 99 monster , although it does possess Bravery and Faith , its eagerness to cast defensive buffs such as Shell and Veilga first hinders the party ' s offensive capabilities .
Glaive ( Dimensions ) Glaive is a playable character from " Final Fantasy Dimensions " . He is a youth from the small country of Lux , and is childhood friends with Sol and Diana . He is a rival to Sol , ending up as one of the four Warriors of Darkness chosen by the crystal of Lux . Profile . Appearance . Glaive has light brown hair in a ponytail , with a spiked up fringe similar to a mullet style . He wears a studded white tunic and purple pauldrons over a blue shirt , brown arm wraps and brown gloves ; a short purple half - cloak ; blue trousers and brown boots which fold over at the top . His color dominant in his job costumes when he job changes is purple . Personality . Glaive has a sharp tongue and a blunt way of speaking , though he is a kind person at heart . He tells Sol that his stupidity is enough to " fortify the castle walls " , but helps him reconcile with Diana . Story . While traveling across the forest to the Checkpoint to welcome back Aigis , Glaive finds Sol watching an Avalonian airship fly over Lux and engages him a surprise sparring . After the fight , Diana joins the two with her and Glaive revealing that they are wanting to welcome Aigis back too . But once reaching Lux , seeing Sol unknowingly hurts Diana ' s feelings , Glaive points out what he did while getting him to apologize to her . While infiltrating Castle Lux to find how the reason for Aigis being called for , Glaive gets himself and his friends in through a passage way he knows . Gameplay . Abilities . Glaive begins with the ability Focus , meaning he can strengthen the power of his next used ability . In conjunction with this , focus can be used up to three times to increase further the next move Glaive uses . It takes up one ability slot of four available . Other appearances . " Final Fantasy Trading Card Game " . Glaive appears on a card .
Green Ahriman The Green Ahriman is an enemy from " " . They are not very difficult enemies to fight , though they tend to knock the player back often if they get in close to physically attack them . Using Gravity works well on them , leaving them wide open to being attacked by the player . Else , if the player does not wish to get in close to fight them , they may opt to fight at long distance using a ranged weapon .
Malboro ( Final Fantasy IX ) The Malboro is an enemy from " Final Fantasy IX " . It can be found in Pandemonium and in various other locations on disc 4 . Battle . While less powerful than the Malboros of other games , it still gives quite an bit of Experience and AP . If eaten , Quina will learn the useful Bad Breath spell . Malboro can inflict Virus . Strategy . Curing Virus with Vaccines should be a priority . Eiko can bypass the effects of Virus by equipping the Guardian Mog ability .
Basilisk ( Final Fantasy XII ) The Basilisk is a beast / serpent - type enemy from " Final Fantasy XII " . It can be found in the Feywood . Basilisk drops Serpent Eye , an ingredient needed for making Tournesol . Unlike other serpent - type enemies , the Basilisk can be found slithering above ground . In the area White Magick ' s Embrace , Basilisks slither out of the ground when approached . Oddly , unlike in other games it appears in , the Basilisk have no petrification abilities .
Wildsnake The Wildsnake is a beast / serpent - type enemy from " Final Fantasy XII " . It can be found in Giza Plains . Wildsnake is the easiest source of Snake Skins , an ingredient needed for making Tournesol . Location . In all of Ivalice , there is only one Wildsnake , hidden in Toam Hills of Giza Plains during the Dry . From the south of the map , the player must head to an enclave to the east of Toam Hills , where a lone Slaven sleeps . Just before the Slaven ' s lair , there is tall dry grass at the right where the Wildsnake shall ambush the party .
Jagd Dorsa Jagd Dorsa is a location from " Final Fantasy Tactics Advance " . It is the first of the three Jagds to become accessible to Clan Nutsy . Marche Radiuju leads a team to investigate the Jagd in " Mission # 012 : Jagd Hunt " after Nono reports to the clan that he was on the receiving end of a hit and run . After completion , a revisit is required during mission " # 061 Hit Again " which occurs shortly after the first encounter , because the same crime was committed . Jagd Dorsa is also the site of " Mission # 097 : The Dark Blade " and can be freed in " Mission # 261 : Jagd Dorsa " . Liberation . Despite the fact that Jagd Dorsa is unlocked about halfway through the game , Jagd Dorsa can only be liberated after completion of the storyline . The mission to liberate Jagd Dorsa requires fifteen enemy kills before completion . Because of the completion of the storyline , it takes only thirty days for a territory to be taken over when under attack . Missions . " Mission # 012 : Jagd Hunt " " Mission # 061 Hit Again " " Mission # 097 : The Dark Blade " " Mission # 261 : Jagd Dorsa " Turf Defense . Help Dorsa ! Reward : 4000 gil . Available for 30 days .
Mandragora ( Final Fantasy XII ) The Mandragora is a plant - type enemy from " Final Fantasy XII " . It can be found in the Phon Coast . They are docile until attacked , and in the Hakawea Shore , Mandragoras will pop up out of the ground when approached .
Tipa Tipa is a small town from " Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles " , located at the very tip of the titular Tipa Peninsula . A minor town compared to the rest of the towns , Tipa is noted for being the hometown of the Tipa Caravan ners . Unlike most towns , Tipa has a diverse population of Clavat s , Lilties , Selkies , and Yuke s , even though the town leader is a Clavat named Roland . Inhabitants . The town has eight families in it , one for each possible member of the caravan . Each family has a profession which governs how they interact with the players . If the profession has not yet been chosen by a caravanner , the house is empty except a lone moogle which explains to the player no one has moved in yet . As the years progress , if the player grows their relationship with their family by sending them letters and gifts as well as talking with the family members from time to time , the family will contribute to the caravan with larger gifts or discounted prices on their services . The eight family trades are : Moogle Nest . Behind the Crystal .
Kick Attacks Kick Attacks is a Job Trait for Monks in " Final Fantasy XI " starting at level 51 . When using Hand to Hand attacks , there will be a random chance of a kick attack occurring . This trait can also be granted by equipping certain pieces of equipment . An upgrade , Kick Attacks II , can be obtained at level 71 .
Dervish Dervish , also known as Speedster and Speed Star , is a recurring ability in the series . It is an ability associated with Vaan . Appearances . is an ability used by Vaan which when used drastically increases his Attack speed . It is learned by Vaan at level 42 . Etymology . A or darvesh is someone guiding a Sufi Muslim ascetic down a path or " Tariqah " , known for their extreme poverty and austerity . His focus is on the universal values of love and service , deserting the illusions of ego to reach God .
Oil ( ability ) Oil is a recurring ability in the series , first appearing as a spell in the Ivalice Alliance . It inflicts the status effect of the same name , which causes the target to become vulnerable to Fire - elemental damage , or simply deals Fire or non - elemental damage to one target . Appearances . " Final Fantasy VII " . Oil is the attack of the Hard Attacker enemy , which deals Fire - elemental physical damage to one party member . " Final Fantasy XII " . Oil is a Green Magick spell that causes the Oil status , which triples the power of fire damage . Its License is Green Magick 4 , which costs 40 License Points . Some enemies ( most notably fire - elemental enemies ) can cast Oil as well in tandem with fire spells afterwards . The spell can be bought in Rabanastre , Bhujerba , and Dalmasca Westersand for 600 gil . The " International Zodiac Job System " version retains Oil as Green Magick with its License being Green Magick 1 that still costs 40 LP . Oil can be learned by five job classes ; White Mage , Machinist , Red Battlemage , Time Battlemage and Black Mage , although Machinist must obtain the Esper License for Exodus first . Oil has 80 % base chance to inflict the target , but is affected by the caster ' s magick power and the target ' s vitality . The Oil spell can be cast by the Green Mage , who learns it from the Sledgehammer for 250 AP . It costs 8 MP to use .
Project Majestic Mix : A Tribute to Nobuo Uematsu Project Majestic Mix : A Tribute to Nobuo Uematsu is a fanmade tribute to Nobuo Uematsu ' s video game music work . The " Silver Edition " is a 3 , 000 unit limited edition 1 - disc set in a single DVD case featuring a twelve page booklet and a uniquely marked " # # # # of 3000 " on the cover . It was released before the gold edition because of manufacturing delays . Gold Edition . The " Gold Edition " was a 1 , 500 unit limited edition 2 - disc set in a duel DVD case featuring a twenty page booklet and a uniquely marked " # # # # of 1500 " on the cover . It was reserved only for the musicians and artists that aided in the project , and " sponsors " who donated the the project in the beginning .
Scratch Card Scratch Cards are collectible items from " " . Gained by defeating certain enemies and attacking certain objects , Scratch cards are adorned with a piece of art and a scratch - off game on one side , with the description of the card on the other . Each scratch card is different by exactly how the card must be scratched to win . Some cards require the player to uncover and match certain patterns , while others have the player clear a path to a goal . If the scratch card is won , the player will be awarded the ability to activate an ability to use for their characters that they normally cannot use . This ability differs depending on the card and can be activated at any time . For example , a winning " Scratch the Square Series " ( one of the most common cards ) makes it available for everyone to double jump ( usually , it is only available for Selkies ) . The different series of scratch cards are as follows : 21 Series , Number Series , Cave Capers Series , Magic Stack Series , Cats Series , Follow the Trail Series , Building Block Series , Chocobo Series , Scratch the Square Series , Clavat Series , Yuke Series , Selkie Series , Lilty Series , Moogle Series , and Pedestal Series . If the player collects all of the scratch cards , they can obtain the Mercenary Amenhart .
Fury ( Final Fantasy III ) The Fury , also known as the Fury Eye , is an enemy from " Final Fantasy III " . She is found in the Tower of Owen . As a flying enemy , the Fury is weak to wind - elemental attacks . Though she isn ' t fought here in the NES version of the game , data for it including a sprite was left in the game . She is located on the first floor of the Tower of Owen , specifically , where the frogs are located . This is a rare encounter so the player may need to persist .
Missions ( Final Fantasy X - 2 ) / Chapter Three Chapter Three . Protect Besaid Temple ! " Fiends have appeared deep within the temple where Yuna first trained . Get rid of them before Beclem sets fire to the entire place ! " Pest Control . " Restore order by stamping out the fiends coming from Kilika Temple ! " No Way Djose . " Eliminate the fiends that have appeared inside Djose Temple ! Be careful , though . These fiends aren ' t to be taken lightly . " Non Compulsory Missions . Machina Mayhem ! " The machina deployed along the Mi ' ihen Highroad have started attacking innocent people . Take out the misbehaving machina and restore peace to the Highroad ! " Secure the Agency ! " Rout the fiends that have attacked the Travel Agency ! There ' s no time to heal between battles , so you ' ll just have to withstand them all ! " Tourist Trap . " Rescue the tourists who didn ' t make it out of the cave ! They hold the key to unlocking its secrets . " Battle Blockade . " Garik , in his hatred of the Guado , has decided to launch an attack ! Meet him on the summit of Mt . Gagazet and stop him - by force , if that ' s what it takes . "
Mu ( Echoes of Time ) The Mu is an enemy in " " . Appearing as small , squirrel - like creatures , Mus erupt from the ground and attack with swings of their tails . Although the common Mus first encountered by the party are extremely weak , advanced strains can be problematic with their burrowing capabilities ; when they emerge from the ground , nearby allies are stunned . The first variation of Mu encountered , regular orange Mus have no defining characteristics other than their extremely weak statistics .
Flan Azul Flan Azul is an enemy in " Final Fantasy X - 2 " . Part of the Flan family , this particular type of flan casts Water magic and is weak against Lightning . Tt It is not a particularly powerful enemy and can be dispatched of relatively quickly with little effort . Creature Creator . Fiend Tale . In the Fiend Tale endings , one notable Flan Azul was created from the spirit of a Guado in the service of Seymour Guado who died two years ago trying to find him . Upon learning that Seymour was sent , Flan Azul asked to be taken to the Macalania Woods where he first met his master with the intent to leave for the Farplane there . However , after having a dream of Seymour striking him on the head , Flan Azul believes his master is not truly gone as believed and decides to travel Spira a bit longer .
Blue Dragon ( Final Fantasy ) The Blue Dragon , also known as Blue D , is an enemy in the original " Final Fantasy " . Despite its appearance and color , it is not a Water - based enemy and is instead resistant to Lightning . Blue Dragons have a very high Attack stat and are moderately dangerous when the party first encounters it in the Mirage Tower .
Crystal Rod ( Final Fantasy II ) The Crystal Rod is a key item in " Final Fantasy II " . It is obtained in the Cave of Mysidia and is required to open the Mysidian Tower which houses the Ultima spell . Approaching the island where the Mysidian Tower is located with the possession of one summons its guardian , the Leviathan .
Tellah ( boss ) Tellah is fought as a boss in a flashback in " " at the end of the Lunarian ' s Tale . Battle . The encounter is a recreation of Golbez ' s defeat at the hands of Tellah ' s Meteor . Tellah will cast Bio , Firaga , Thundaga and Blizzaga on Golbez , doing little damage . The player can attack Tellah using any of Golbez ' s spells , but will be unable to incapacitate him before he casts Meteor , wounding Golbez and killing himself , ending the fight .
Bee ( Final Fantasy XI ) Bee is a genus of enemies in " Final Fantasy XI " . Bees are common flying vermin found throughout Vana ' diel . Not all bees are docile , as some will attack and swarm adventurers who wander too close . Not surprisingly , they attack with their stingers . In doing so , they will sometimes take their own lives as a last resort . Bees inhabiting the Quon continent are typically black and yellow , while those found on the Mindartia continent and Elshimo Islands are typically black and red . Hunting bees is a lucrative venture , as they drop many useful things . Their wings can be made into earrings and arrow fletchings , their stingers ground into poisonous powder , their honey is a much loved commodity for chefs , and even parts of their hive can be melted into versatile wax .