Final Fantasy ( term ) The " Final Fantasy " series has sometimes had its own title , Final Fantasy , alluded to , or used as a term by characters , within its fictional universes . An " ultimate illusion " is a phrase used to allude to the title , as well . At times , the series initials , FF , are referenced as well . Appearances . There is a Band ability named " Final Fantasy " . It is used by combining Cecil ( ) + Rosa ( White Magic ) + Kain ( Jump ) + Rydia ( Black Magic ) + Edge ( Throw ) . Final Fantasy takes 75 MP to perform and is offense / defense mix combining the powers of all five fighters . It exceeds damage limit and heals allies . Despite its power , the casting time is long , and it is possible a player character could die before the party finishes casting the spell . " Final Fantasy V " . An item called Final Fantasy appears within the game ' s data , but cannot be found within a normal playthrough . It doesn ' t have any purpose or usefulness , just like the Dragon Seal and Omega Badge . " Final Fantasy VIII " . The speech Ultimecia holds in Deling City was almost completely different in the Japanese version , where she mentions the words final fantasy . As a reference to series ' initials , there ' s a resistance group known as " Forest Fox " . " Final Fantasy X - 2 " . When Yuna tells Nooj about her plan of using love as plan B in stopping Shuyin , he calls it " an ultimate illusion " , a synonym for " final fantasy " . Another reference to the term Final Fantasy , are the two Alchemist mixes , Final Phoenix and Fantasy Phoenix . " Final Fantasy XII " . Gilgamesh ' s special attack is called Ultimate Illusion . In the " International Zodiac Job System " version , a number of new weapons were added , each with a letter at the end of their name , such as Blood Sword A and Masamune I . If the player is to collect all the new weapons , in order from the weakest to the strongest weapon , the letters spell out " FINAL FANTASY " . " Final Fantasy XIII " . As a reference to series ' s initials , the theme that plays during encounters with Barthandelus is called " Fighting Fate " and the track that plays when fal ' Cie Anima captures Serah Farron on the twelfth day is called " Forever Fugitives " . " Final Fantasy Tactics Advance " . Mewt creates an illusory version of Ivalice using a Gran Grimoire and a game referred to as " Final Fantasy " . Marche mentions that this " Final Fantasy " is a computer game , instead of any consoles that supports the real games ( although this is technically correct , as by definition , all consoles are purpose - built computers ) . It is unknown which " Final Fantasy " installment they are referring to , although it is most likely the original " Final Fantasy Tactics " . " Final Fantasy Type - 0 " . When Deuce and Eight talk with Quon Yobatz after Tempus Finis arrives , he claims that the Agito , a savior said to appear during the end times , is a " final fantasy " , and that Orience cannot be saved . He believes the Agito and its intervention don ' t really exist , them being a myth to pacify those that live through the end of days and the invasion of the Rursus , giving false hope that their world can be spared . " " . The Adventurer ' s pet is called " Faithful Fox " , a reference to series ' initials . " Dissidia Final Fantasy " ( 2008 ) . The final part of Inward Chaos is titled The Ultimate Fantasy . Additionally , the final blow of Chaos ' s Utter Chaos attack is called Brink of Delusion . Both are synonyms for " final fantasy " . The words final fantasy are also repeated during the game ' s narration . In the Japanese version , when defeated , Exdeath refers to the " Final Fantasy " series by saying , " Is this my final fantasy ? " In the English versions , this line is translated as , " Will I end like a mirage ? " " Bravely Default " . The development team settled on the name " Bravely Default : Flying Fairy " so that the subtitle would abbreviate to " FF " , as a reminder of the game ' s origins . Non - " Final Fantasy " guest appearances . Due to not having an official name for the " Final Fantasy " world during the Nintendo era of the original ' s game release , the creator / writers of the show referred to it as the World of Final Fantasy , named after the game . It is described as being a medieval world .