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? ? ? ( Final Fantasy V ) ? ? ? is an enemy in " Final Fantasy V " . It appears in Drakenvale early on and will attack the player once before escaping the battle . If the player happens to get a preemptive strike , it is possible to heavily damage this enemy , but not kill it . It can also be fought in Interdimensional Rift if it ' s not fought from Drakenvale . The player can use Stop on it to kill it if he gets preemptive strike .
Kuza Beast ( Final Fantasy V ) Kuza Beast , also known as Kuzer , is an enemy in " Final Fantasy V " . Kuza Beast can also be found as a storyline enemy in the Phoenix Tower , where players have to choose the correct switch or risk fighting a Kuza Beast . Battle . Its sole attack is ? ? ? , making it a hard opponent to beat when first encountered in Galuf ' s World . Strategy . The Kuza Beast can be controlled by a Beastmaster or struck with an attack that reduces HP to critical , such as Death Claw or Missile , followed by a regular attack to defeat it quickly .
Ghost ( Final Fantasy II ) Ghosts are undead enemies in " Final Fantasy II " . They attack with Mini VII , which targets the whole party , and Scourge XVI and Stun XVI that target a single character . Due to its low level , the Mini spell rarely works , but the Stun spell presents a viable danger . Like any undead enemy , it can be destroyed relatively simply using a few Fire spells . Ghosts are notably some of the most powerful undead enemies , because their physical attacks drain HP and inflict a lot of damage .
Cursed Bronze The Cursed Bronze is an enemy is " Final Fantasy Dimensions " . It is fought in the Crystal Temple . It is notable for its ability Cursed Gaze which can curse a party member , as well as its higher Gil output than any other enemy to this point in the game
Junction glitch The junction glitch is a glitch in the original Japanese version of " Final Fantasy VIII " that lets the player junction the same spell to more than one stat . The bug was fixed for the western localizations . To perform the glitch the player must swap spells around between party members to trick the computer . The player has to use three characters if one wants to junction a specific spell to multiple stats . Example : The player wants Squall to junction Ultima to Elemental Defense , Strength , and Magic , a total of three stats . The setup is removed if the player at all touches Squall ' s Ultima stock , leaving Ultima junctioned to one stat only and leaving the others blank ; this is the key to the glitch . It is only possible to transfer spells to Squall by the ones . The same can be performed for all characters except two , due to the fact two empty characters are needed to swap the single spell around , and one character to hold a stock of them to hand back to the character who is getting the spell junctioned to more than one stat .
Gold Gold may refer to : Etymology . is a chemical element with the symbol Au and atomic number 79 . It is a dense , soft , malleable and ductile metal with a bright yellow color and luster , the properties of which remain without tarnishing when exposed to air or water .
Toy Soldier Toy Soldier is a recurring ability in the series mostly associated with Cait Sith in " Final Fantasy VII " . It is a Slots based ability that damages all enemies . Appearances . " Final Fantasy VII " . Toy Soldier is one of Cait Sith ' s possible Limit Breaks on his Slots . When three Crowns are aligned , Toy Soldiers is used , which summons several soldiers to attack all damage , dealing five times Cait Sith ' s normal damage . " Pictlogica Final Fantasy " . Toy Solider is one of the Gambler ' s Slots abilities . Much like in " Final Fantasy VII " , it requires three crowns to align , and deals physical damage to all enemies . " Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade " . Toy Soldier is one of Cait Sith ' s abilities .
Fan club A fan club is a group that is dedicated to a well known or popular person , group , idea , or object . Most fan clubs are run by fans , for fans , who devote considerable time and resources to supporting them . There are also " official " fan clubs that are run by someone associated with the person or organization the club is centered around , as opposed to " unofficial " where the club owners are not directly linked to the target of fandom . Appearances . " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - " . Four fan clubs exist in " Crisis Core " , one for Angeal Hewley , one for Sephiroth , and two for Genesis Rhapsodos , one more concerned with his LOVELESS research and the other with Genesis as a whole . Depending on Zack Fair ' s actions during the game , a fan club for him can be started , and the two Genesis fan clubs can merge . The player can join all the clubs during the game to receive special emails from them . " Final Fantasy VIII " . The Trepies are a student - run fan club devoted to Garden Instructor Quistis Trepe . Another club , the Card Club is a school - based club devoted to playing the card game Triple Triad . The Prima Donna Devotees are a huge fan following of the clan and music band , Prima Donna .
Koichi Ishii Koichi Ishii , born July 9 , 1964 , sometimes credited as Kouichi Ishii , is a video game designer , director , and former employee of Squaresoft and Square Enix , where he served as head of the company ' s Product Development Division - 8 . Though best known as the creator of the " Mana " series , Ishii was involved with the company ' s earlier " Final Fantasy " titles since the very first game , where he served as planner and provided battle graphics . He would later go on to serve as director and character designer on the first game of his own brainchild series , " Seiken Densetsu " ( originally released in North America as " Final Fantasy Adventure " ) , which would be followed up by such games as " Secret of Mana " and " Legend of Mana " . Between 2002 and 2003 , he would act as director of " Final Fantasy XI " . Ishii left Square Enix in April 2007 to start his own game development company , Grezzo Games , Inc .
Lamashtu ( Final Fantasy X ) Lamashtu is an enemy in " Final Fantasy X " that is encountered in Djose Highroad and Mushroom Rock Road . Since this enemy is thick - skinned , Auron or Kimahri ' s Piercing weapons are needed . Its attack inflicts Slow and it can also use an Ice - based attack which hits all party members , called Breath . Lamashtu will drop armor with Slow Ward and HP + 5 % . It will drop weapons with any of the elemental strikes as well as Strength / Magic + 3 % .
Final Fantasy V : The Fabled Warriors Final Fantasy V : The Fabled Warriors is a series of five fanmade albums from OverClocked ReMix celebrating Nobuo Uematsu ' s score for " Final Fantasy V " . The first of the albums , named " Wind , " was released in September 2010 with the other four parts set to follow .
Preying Mantis ( Final Fantasy XII ) The Preying Mantis is an insect / mantis - type enemy from " Final Fantasy XII " . It can be found in the Feywood . This enemy has two out of the three items needed to sell to the bazaar in order to synthesize the Orochi : the second strongest ninja sword .
Menu grinding Menu grinding refers to the act of changing set - ups for characters before entering a battle , often a boss battle , or a particular location . This often implicates basic things like restoring HP , but can also extend to switching equipment to suit elements or protect against statuses , changing job classes , or switching abilities . Menu grinding is more necessary if a player has not sufficiently leveled up . In job system games where characters can switch classes , switching to the White Magic ability to use restorative and curative spells without needing it to take a slot during battles is a common technique players use . In the Lodestone Cavern of " Final Fantasy IV " where metallic weapons do not work , and in Ipsen ' s Castle of " Final Fantasy IX " where weapons with a lower Attack power are strongest , the player is required to switch their weapons to best make it through the dungeon . In " Final Fantasy VIII " , the player may take SeeD quizzes in the menu to increase salary , and spells junctioned may be modified to suit the desired stats . In " Final Fantasy XII " , the player has access to the menu during battle , which allows one to change equipment for each individual enemy attack . This can be used to absorb or block all elemental attacks and defend against various status effects without having one single piece of equipment that is effective against all elements or statuses . In " Final Fantasy XIII " , player ' s health is restored after every battle , removing much of the ability to menu grind , but the player is given a chance to tweak their paradigm s to suit the upcoming battle situation .
Silver Lobo ( Final Fantasy VI ) The Silver Lobo , also known as the Lobo , is an enemy in " Final Fantasy VI " . Battle . It is either the first or second enemy fought in the game , depending on which path is taken when the player attacks Narshe . Lobos are also fought when fighting to save Terra and are slightly more dangerous due to their possibility of attacking with Chomp , a stronger physical attack . Strategy . It is a weak enemy and can easily be killed with any Magitek command . Terra can use Bio Blast to dispatch groups of Silver Lobos and any Guards accompanying them in one turn . When fought later when saving Terra in the mines they are still easy to dispatch , even without Magitek Armor . AI script . If Random Player ' s Level > = 7 : Attack Turns : 1st Turn : Attack ( 100 % ) Other appearances . " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " . Silver Lobo from " Final Fantasy VI " appears as an enemy in " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " . Etymology . Therefore , Silver Lobo means " silver wolf . "
Golden Toad The Golden Toad is an enemy from " Final Fantasy IV Advance " and " Final Fantasy IV Complete Collection " . It is a rare and powerful enemy , with nearly perfect defenses and immunity to many types of damage and status effects . However , it gives high amounts of gil and EXP when defeated , and furthermore , may drop rare items . The easiest way to deal with them is using a Fuma Shuriken as it seems to ignore the near perfect defense and deals very high damage with no wait time . The high gil yield of the golden toad more than makes up for the 50 , 000 cost of each thrown . Etymology . The ( Chinese : 金蟾 ; pinyin : jīn chán ; literally : " Golden Toad " ) is most commonly translated as " Money Toad " or " Money Frog " . It represents a popular Feng Shui charm for prosperity .
Chrono Controller The Chrono Controller , also known as DeemMaster , is an enemy in " Final Fantasy V " . It appears in the left side of Fork Tower . The Chrono Controller has access to all Time Magic spells , as its name suggests . As the left side of Fork Tower is magic - based , it will counter any physical attacks with Meteor , which is likely to wipe out the party as it has fewer members than usual .
Level 80 Magic The Level 80 Magic is an enemy in " Final Fantasy VI " . In the original SNES version , the sprite was censored by having the smoke coming from her pipe removed . The same was done to her palette swaps . The smoke is restored in later releases . Battle . When the party has Reflect on , the Level 80 Magic will cast Cure , Cura , Curaga , Regen , and Haste on the party , reflecting them onto the Level 80 Magic and her allies , and she will counter with the same spells . When an ally has Reflect , she will bounce Firaga , Blizzaga , and Thundaga spells off of them , and bounces Holy off them when attacked . Under normal circumstances , the Level 80 Magic casts Bio most of the time . She herself does not have Reflect so various spells will work against her . Strategy . Due to her weakness to poison a player is advised to use Bio . The player can cast Ultima to instantly defeat her . AI script . If any Character has Reflect status : If any monster has Reflect status : Attack Turns : 1st Turn : Bio ( 66 % ) or Poison ( 33 % ) If attacked by anything : Other appearances . " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " . Level 80 Magic from " Final Fantasy VI " appears as an enemy in " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " .
Eigaar Eigaar is the starting left forward for the Al Bhed Psyches blitzball team . Eigaar is one of the best forwards early on , but , like most of the other Al Bhed Psyches , he becomes somewhat average in the very late stages of blitzball . With Eigaar ' s high EN , SH , and PA stats , Eigaar makes an excellent forward or offensive mid - fielder .
Arondight Arondight is a recurring weapon in the series . Appearances . " Final Fantasy Tactics " . Arondight is a mid - ranked fell sword that provides 24 Attack , is Dark - elemental , and inflicts Slow upon hitting with it . It can only be obtained through Melee mode in the " War of the Lions " version . Etymology . Although the origin of the name of his sword remains contested , its classification as a dark / fell sword is due to Lancelot ' s fall from grace . He caused the downfall of the Knights of the Round Table due to his affairs with Queen Guinevere , the wife of King Arthur , and was cursed to never see her again .
Master Blade The Master Blade is an enemy from " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - " . It is similar in appearance to that of the Moth Slasher . Zack should be equipped with the Super Ribbon . This foe has a deadly Drill Attack that will reduce Zack ' s HP to 1 if it connects . The best way to defeat this foe is to use hit - and - run tactic : hit it with Costly Punch , dodge its attack , then keep moving .
G General The G General is an enemy that appears in " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - " . It is a Genesis copy . Battle . This enemy frequently casts Barrier and MBarrier on itself . Strategy . To get around the G General ' s defenses , Zack should use Dispel Blade . He can then damage this foe by casting Hell Thundaga or Quake . Zack can attempt to steal an Iron Fist from the G General ; this item is vital to the creation of the powerful Costly Punch Command Materia .
Soldier Points Soldier Points , generally abbreviated as SP , are a special kind of stat found only in " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - " . It is a SOLDIER ' s accumulation of pure Mako within their body . The player gains Soldier Points when defeating enemies , or by using the " Convert to SP " function in the Materia inventory screen . These points are then used to spin the DMW , at the cost of 10 SP per each spin ; as well as to create and boost Materia through the Materia Fusion process . Though enemies bear their own base SP reward in battle , chaining successful kills in battles with multiple enemies without being hurt after the first will allow gained Soldier Points to multiply and stack . If afflicted with the Curse status effect , the player will continue to accumulate SP , but will not be able to spin the DMW . In the event that the player has less than 10 SP left , the DMW will stop spinning . Materia Fusion will not take place if the player has insufficient SP .
Southeast Cave Southeast Cave is a location in " Final Fantasy Legend III " . Story . The party heads into the cave and eventually finds Granny , she tells them that Lara was taken by Dogra and she came to rescue her . Arthur tells her that they ' ll take care of it as she is needed in the future . Granny agrees and tells him she ' ll be waiting in Elan . Arthur eventually find Lara , but she ' s been brainwashed and engages the party into a battle . After her defeat , she returns to normal and joins the party . Arthur confronts Dogra at the center of the cave , and he mistakenly assumed Arthur to be Borgin . Dogra dies without giving more information .
Dragon Breath Dragon Breath is a recurring ability in the series . It varies between being a usable ability by the player and an enemy ability , and has a wide variety of effects . It is commonly associated with Freya Crescent . Appearances . " Final Fantasy V " . Dragon Breath is a Mix ability , usable by mixing two Dragon Fangs . It deals Fire , Ice , and Lightning - elemental damage to one enemy equal to the user ' s Max HP . " Final Fantasy IX " . Dragon Breath is an ability for Freya , learned for 205 AP from the Dragon ' s Hair . It costs 78 MP to use and reduces all enemies ' HP based on their Max HP minus their current HP . " Bravely Default " . Dragon Breath is a Compounding ability , usable by mixing two Dragon Fangs . It deals damage to one target equal to the user ' s current HP .
Coeurl ( Crystal Chronicles ) The Coeurl is an enemy from " Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles " . It appears at Moschet Manor , Daemon ' s Court , and Mount Kilanda in all cycles . They are not an aggressive enemy , but if the player gets too close to one , it will cast magic including Blizzard ( Blizzara in future cycles ) , Fire , and Thunder .
Titan ( The After Years ) Titan is a boss in " " . He is faced twice , the first time being unbeatable and the second time being obtainable as a summon . Battle . First Battle . In the first battle , the player simply needs to keep Rydia and Luca alive and fight until the Man in Black arrives to end the fight . Second Battle . In The Crystals , Titan deals heavy physical damage . After a few rounds Titan will use Gaia ' s Wrath . If the party has been to Mysidia and rescued Porom , she arrives to cast Float on them and save them , but if she has not been saved the fight ends with the party falling into a cave and they must fight their way out back to Agart . When the fight restarts , everyone has Float status to avoid Titan ' s earth attacks , but Float will wear off a party member if they are killed . Titan can use Crush now , instantly killing a party member . When Titan is damaged enough he will come to his senses and the fight will end . Strategy . Lunar Curtain s to grant Protect status to the party are helpful , and Edge can use Mirage to give himself Blink status . Luca and Edge should attack while Rydia and the Man in Black cast magic . Rydia should summon whatever Eidolons the player has rescued as they do more damage than spells . If the player found a in the Lodestone Cavern , Rydia can use it as an item to heal the party as there is no White Mage in the group , otherwise she should be the party member to heal the others with , as she likely has the party ' s lowest damage output . The Inferno Band does high damage if the player has acquired it yet .
Li ' Telor Li ' Telor is a region in " Final Fantasy XI " . Located in the northeastern portion of the Mindartia continent the massive , ageless trees found in Li ' Telor seem to reach the heavens . Deep within these woods , the ancient ruins of Ro ' Maeve serve as a reminder of a world - wide disaster , long since past . This region requires the " " expansion to access . Conquest . This region is subject to conquest . Zones . The Sanctuary of Zi ' Tah . The coniferous forest that is at the entrance to the Li ' Telor region . At noon little light reaches the forest floor , blocked by trees that are thousands of years old ; however , throughout the forest are crystals that are illuminated and shine onto their surroundings eerily even during the day . Here was believed by the people of Vanadiel to be the region of gods , and was rare for people to visit unless on pilgrimage to Ro ' Maeve , or Goblin Highwaymen . The region ' s outpost is located in this zone , near the center . Note that some sections of this forest is located off the map . Ro ' Maeve . This is an ancient area slowly decaying into ruins . A series of levels lead up to the Hall of the Gods . The high walls , made of cermet , make for a labyrinthine atmosphere , where dangerous beasts can lurk behind the next turn . When the full moon is unclouded , certain architecture in this area seems to activate , giving the place some sort of ambient life . Caution is suggested when traversing this dangerous area . All enemies in this area are of the Arcana ecosystem , and they do not take kindly to spellcasting . Hall of the Gods . This long corridor is the final safe resting place before entering the vast ethereal expanses of the aerial Tu ' Lia sky shrine . It very much resembles a church or temple , as it no doubt once was . Statues adorn the interior of the hall including a grand statue of the Dawn Goddess Altana , as well as a large statue of Promathia ; one of the few monuments to the Twilight god that still stands in Vana ' diel today . The Boyahda Tree . The Boyahda Tree , the largest tree of Zi ' Tah , is said to have lasted tens of thousands of years . The area where players can adventure is actually the cave made by the decaying roots of the tree , itself . The fantastic space is wrapped in light by the shining moss growing on the cave walls . Also a subspecies of the atrocious walking plant Mandragora comes to this region for nesting and food . Cloister of Storms . Located within The Boyahda Tree , this tunnel is the home of the lightning protocrystal . The lightning avatar Ramuh sleeps within the ancient crystal . Dragon ' s Aery . Nestled high above the the peaceful tree - lined areas of The Boyahda Tree and The Sanctuary of Zi ' Tah lies this treacherous plot of land home to some of the strongest creatures to roam Vana ' diel . The aery , or nest , while home to some more common animals , is the lair of the fearsome Fafnir and Nidhogg .
Black Belt ( Final Fantasy III ) The Black Belt , also known as Karateka , is a job class in " Final Fantasy III " . It is gained from the Water Crystal in the Famicom version , while it is gained from the Earth Crystal in the 3D versions . Black Belts are masters of combat , able to use only their fists for massive damage . They are capable of linking their mind and body to store energy for an upcoming strike . Black Belt is considered to be a powered up version of the Monk job and one of the most powerful jobs , dealing over 9999 damage even in the back row . Each additional job level increases the bare handed attack of a Black Belt by 2 , whilst each additional character level increases it by 3 . As such , it is possible for a Black Belt to reach a maximum attack power of 491 , dealing massive damage of 30 , 000 - 40 , 000 per hit , after defense . When using boost two times , it is possible to reach the max damage cap of 99 , 999 . Storing up energy , the Black Belt will be able to do more damage , with the damage increasing even more if they are bare - handed . Using the command twice boosts the attack even more , but using it three times will hurt the Black Belt and release all the built - up energy . Just like the NES version , Boost will increase the Black Belt ' s power . The first use will double the next attack , a second use causes the damage to triple . However , if Boost is used three times in succession , it overloads , cancelling the charge and cutting the Black Belt ' s current HP in half . Abilities . 3D versions . Under the right circumstances , it is possible for a Black Belt to defeat Cloud of Darkness in a single hit . Other appearances . " Triple Triad " . Black Belt from the 3D remake appears on a Triple Triad card in the version available via " Final Fantasy Portal App " .