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List of Before Crisis - Final Fantasy VII - weapons The following is a list of weapons used by the Player Turks from " Before Crisis - Final Fantasy VII - " . Rods . Rods are used by Rod ( Male ) . Guns . Guns are used by Gun ( Female ) . Two Guns . Two Guns are used by Two Guns ( Male ) . Shotguns . Shotguns are used by Shotgun ( Female ) . Martial Arts ( Male ) weapons . Martial Arts Weapons are used by Martial Arts ( Male ) . Martial Arts ( Female ) weapons . Martial Arts Weapons are used by Martial Arts ( Female ) . Katanas . Katanas are used by Katana ( Male ) . Shurikens . Shurikens are used by Shuriken ( Female ) . Nunchakus . Nunchakus are used by Nunchaku ( Male ) . Knives . Knives are used by Knife ( Female ) . Explosives . Explosives are used by Legend ( Male ) .
Fly ( Final Fantasy XI ) Fly is a family of enemies in " Final Fantasy XI " . Large dragonflies are pervasive in any place with enough water to support them . These flies have developed a number of abilities , including a potent natural poison and a crude control of the water element . Over time certain members of the family have branched out to more arid locales , including the Attohwa Chasm and Meriphataud Mountains . Despite these dry conditions , the flies are able to retain sufficient water content to attack their predators with their water - based attacks . Their massive wings can be used by crafters to create various items , and the flies of Valkurm Dunes are sometimes hunted as a test for low - level adventurers looking for the parasitic Damselfly Worm for their sub - job quest . One of the more notorious monsters in Vana ' diel , Valkurm Emperor , is a member of this family and can be spotted at times in the dunes as well .
Adventurer Medal Adventurer Medals are special types of enhancement in " " . They are granted to adventurers who have completed a behest in which a boss was defeated . Only the leader of the party receives the medal , and any medals that are in stock at the end of a game carry over to a new playthrough . Status Medals . These are the standard medals that can be awarded and the first ones that are available . The general effect increases with the difficulty of the behest . Lower - leveled behests will garner only a + 1 or + 2 , higher - level + 3 or + 4 and so on . The different medals are : Special Medals . These medals are given to the king when certain condition are met . The funding of an Adventurer Shop or Job - type research past a certain point will produce a Special Medal as a sub - product . When a family ' s happiness gauge is completely filled , there is a chance the family will award a medal based on the buildings near their house . After clearing the game , a number of Status + medals for the next playthrough are awarded based on the game ' s score of your performance . The Status + medals double the value that a normal Status medal would have given .
Use ( ability ) Use is a Special ability in " Final Fantasy X " . Initially available to Rikku , it enables the character to Use any of the special items not accessible via the Item command . These items are necessary for Rikku ' s Mix Overdrive , and on their own can inflict damage , heal , or grant beneficial status effects to the party . Most of the items usable in battle require the ability Use to be activated . Most Use items are offensive or supportive in nature , with Al Bhed Potion , Healing Water and Tetra Elemental being the only Use Items that actually recover HP . Use Items are rarely found freely available and must be stolen or dropped by enemies , or acquired through sidequest s . Use items also tend to be usable to customize rare abilities onto equipment or to teach strong skills to aeons .
Behemoth King ( Final Fantasy X ) The Behemoth King is an enemy in " Final Fantasy X " . Battle . When defeated , it will unleash Meteor as a final attack . The final attack can be avoided if Behemoth King is killed as a result of a counterattack , using Provoke , a taming weapon , or Yojimbo ' s Zanmato . Behemoth King will drop weapons with SOS Overdrive and Zombietouch . It will also drop armor with SOS Protect , SOS Shell , and SOS Reflect .
Divine Punishment Divine Punishment is a recurring enemy ability in the series . Appearances . " Dissidia Final Fantasy " . Divine Punishment is an aerial magical HP Attack used by Chaos , which has Ranged High priority and can induce Wall Rush . Chaos summons multiple pillars of fire that drag the player into the air , then Chaos teleports above them and fires a blast of flame downwards that drives the player to the ground . The initial fire plumes only hit if the player moves while the attack is being used ; the burst of flame can be dodged , but cannot be blocked and will stun the player if they are hit . In the third phase the pillars of flame are larger and faster .
Sahagin ( The Crystal Bearers ) The Sahagin is a type of enemy in " " . Strategy . Sahagins are fish - type monsters capable of walking on land as well as swimming in water . They fight by shooting highly pressurized Aqua Rake blasts at Layle . The best method of fighting Sahagins is to lock on to them and wait until they jump out of the water , then use kinetic capture while they are in the middle of the air or push them aside with a kinetic attack . Otherwise , fighting them will prove troublesome . While holding on to one , Layle can force the Sahagins to use their Aqua Rake attack on other enemies .
Swd Art ( Final Fantasy IX ) Swd Art is Adelbert Steiner ' s skillset from " Final Fantasy IX " . Many names of these skills derive from various job class abilities from " Final Fantasy Tactics " . Some of Steiner ' s Sword Arts also appear in Beatrix ' s Seiken command . Iai Strike taught by the Rune Blade , can be missed altogether because it can only be bought in Daguerreo in Disc 3 . Other appearances . " Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade " . Steiner uses some of his sword arts in " Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade " . " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " . Steiner can use his sword arts in " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " .
Griffon ( Final Fantasy III ) The Griffon is an enemy from " Final Fantasy III " . It can first be encountered as an optional boss at the top of the western tower in Castle Sasune , where the chest it is guarding holds the Wightslayer , the strongest weapon available at that point in the game . The Griffon can also be encountered as a regular enemy around the town of Tokkul and around Castle Argus .
Executor Executor , also known as Ixecrator or Druid , and not to be confused with the Druid of the same name , is an enemy in " Final Fantasy V " . It appears in the Solitary Temple in the third world , either in groups or alone . Battle . The Executor is capable of using all four level - based Blue Magic spells , and will randomly use either Level 5 Death , Level 4 Graviga , or Level 2 Old on the entire party at the start of battle , then occasionally use Level 3 Flare on its second turn . It is advised to defeat the Executor quickly before it has a chance to attack , since it can appear in sets of three and quickly decimate a party if their levels are divisable by any of their level spells . Etymology . The enemy ' s name is a mistransliteration of Execrator . To execrate something is to detest and curse it , thus an execrator is something that curses , much like how the enemy curses the party with various level - based spells .
Rend Shield Rend Shield , also known as Shield Break , is a recurring ability in the series . It is an ability that generally destroys the target ' s equipped shield . Appearances . " Final Fantasy Tactics " . Rend Shield is an ability learned by the Knight class for 300 JP , and used by the Nightblade class . It attempts to destroy the target ' s equipped shield , but otherwise does no damage . Its range depends on the user ' s equipped weapon .
Sasquatch ( Final Fantasy II ) The Sasquatch is an enemy from " Final Fantasy II " . Despite its muscular appearance , it is quite weak and possesses very little HP . It is known as Big Foot in " Dark Shadow over Palakia " , while Bigfoot appears as a separate monster in " Dawn of Souls " . Other appearances . " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " . Sasquatch from " Final Fantasy II " appears as an enemy in " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " .
Final Fantasy 1987 - 1994 Final Fantasy 1987 – 1994 is a best of - type album of arranged , remixed , and previously unreleased tracks from the original " Final Fantasy " to " Final Fantasy VI " albums . Vocals were performed by various singers for " The Legend of The Great Forest " and " My Home , Sweet Home " , by Sizzle Ohtaka ( credited as Shizuru Ohtaka ) for " Roaming Sheep " and " The Breeze " , and by Svetla Krasteva for " Aria di Mezzo Carattere " . " Dear Friends " is played on the piano by Toshiyuki Mori . The first pressing comes in a cardboard box and includes a hardcover booklet titled " Jinsei omou ga mama , " written by composer Nobuo Uematsu containing his essays on composing music . " Final Fantasy : N Generation " . Final Fantasy N Generation : Official Best Collection is the North American version of the " Final Fantasy 1987 - 1994 " album , released by Tokyopop as part of a two disc " Generation " collection . The N stands for Nintendo . The second disc is called " " .
Menu ( Legend II ) The following entails the contents of the main menu in " Final Fantasy Legend II " . The main menu shows the party ' s total GP available for spending , the total MAGI collected , and each party member ' s current HP and maximum HP ( if a character is afflicted with a status ailment that lasts after battle , that status is shown instead of maximum HP . Abil . Select a party member and use or rearrange its equipped items such as weapons , armor , and items as well as abilities . Each unit has eight slots for equipped items and abilities . Item . The player can use , rearrange , or discard unequipped items with the Trash Can found at the end of the inventory . The player can have up to 16 items in their inventory . Equip . Move items from the inventory to an empty slot on a character ' s list of active abilities , exchange one item on the list for one that is currently equipped , or remove a equipped item from a character to an empty slot on the item list . MAGI . The MAGI menu can be use to equip a MAGI to character ( s ) or use the MAGI power . Memo . The player can view a log of information they learned during their journey , providing them with information and valuable tips . Save . The game can be save here , this can be done at any time except during battle . Up to three game files can be save . If there is already a saved game file , the player must first overwrite the existing save file with the new data by pressing the confirm button twice .
Coeurl Regina ( Final Fantasy IV ) The Coeurl Regina is an enemy exclusive to " Final Fantasy IV Advance " . They are the strongest of the Coeurl - genus enemies in the game , but are still relatively easy to defeat at the time they are fought . A decently leveled party ( level 55 on up ) should have no issues defeating this enemy .
Kick Kick may refer to : Etymology . A is a physical strike using the foot , leg , or knee ( the latter is also known as a knee strike ) . This type of attack is used frequently by hooved animals as well as humans in the context of stand - up fighting .
Chocobo ( Final Fantasy XIII - 2 enemy ) The Chocobo is an enemy in " Final Fantasy XIII - 2 " . Battle . It can be a difficult foe to defeat , as it will use Choco Cure on itself when it is at low health . If the battle takes too long , it will flee by using Choco Dash . A good tip is to pay attention to the chocobo ' s movements in battle , as right before they flee they will turn around and shake their rear . As soon as the player spots this they can press and redo the battle , as it is often faster than waiting for another one to spawn . Paradigm Pack . The party will get a chocobo when they first visit the Archylte Steppe . Chocobos are unique in that the player can get more than one in their Paradigm Pack , as they can be signed up for racing in Serendipity . In battle the Chocobo is a Commando . Its Feral Link , Kweh , deals consecutive physical damage to a target and has a maximum synchronization rate of 350 % . It is a valuable Commando early on , given its balanced stat pool as well as its skillset . It learns more auto - abilities than the Red Chocobo , such as Adrenaline and Blindside , and even the high - tier spell Ruinga . In early levels , it has less potential for gaining Strength than the Red Chocobo , which gains more from Power Droplet and Power Sliver monster materials . When both are given the same materials , it gains more Strength and less Magic than the Red Chocobo at maximum level . It may therefore be a better Commando than its red counterpart , depending on the player ' s preferences . The Chocobo naturally halves Wind damage Its downsides include that aside from Imperil Chaser , the Chocobo does not possess other beneficial abilities to differentiate itself from the top - tier Commandos . It is weak to Ice attacks and has a slow attack speed against moving opponents , needing to reorient itself between Attacks .
Rala Waterways Rala Waterways is a dungeon area in " Final Fantasy XI " . The Rala Waterways are a gigantic expanse of interconnected underground straits spanning from east to west by means of the Big Bridge . Always a popular subject of gossip amongst the citizenry , the two - hundred - year - old Waterways are not only a source of water for Adoulin ; they ' re also regarded as a place of wonder and , according to rumor , a home to all manner of unfriendly creatures . As such , they are not open to the general public .
Earth Staff Earth Staff , also called Terra Stave , is a recurring weapon in the series . It is generally a low - ranked staff with mediocre stats . Appearances . " Final Fantasy XI " . is a low - ranked staff for the Yuke tribe , providing 25 Attack , 5 Defense , and 30 Magic . It can be bought for 540 gil and also crafted through the use of the Courageous Weapon scroll . " " . The has an attack of 1 and magic attack of 4 and is Earth - elemental . It can be found in Pirate Hideout . " Final Fantasy Dimensions " . Earth Staff is a mid - ranked Earth - elemental staff that provides 39 attack , 15 hit rate , and Wisdom + 8 . In addition , when used as an item , it will cast the Quake spell .
Diaga Diaga , also known as HRM3 or Dia3 , is a recurring spell from the " Final Fantasy " series . It is most often White Magic . Appearances . " Final Fantasy " . Diaga , also known as HRM3 in the NES release and Dia3 in the " Final Fantasy Origins " release , is a level 5 White Magic spell , which inflicts a large amount of damage against all undead enemies and has no effect on other types of enemies . In the NES and " Origins " releases , it inflicts between 80 and 240 damage , while in subsequent releases it inflicts damage depending on the caster ' s Intelligence . The spell can be bought at Melmond and can be learned by the White Mage and White Wizard job classes . In the GBA / PSP / iOS releases it costs 25 MP to cast . " Final Fantasy XI " . Diaga is an Enfeebling Magic spell associated with White Magic . It can be used by Red Mages from level 12 and White Mages from level 18 . An upgrade of the spell Dia , it lowers enemies ' Defense within the affected area and also deals gradual Light - elemental damage . Uses 12 MP to cast , it takes 1 . 5 seconds to cast , and 6 for subsequent casting . The spell can be learned from the Scroll of Diaga , which is sold by merchants in Windurst , San d ' Oria , and Bastok for between 1 , 165 to 1 , 346 gil . In addition , stronger versions called Diaga II and Diaga III appear as enemy abilities within the game .
Airwing Airwing is a recurring weapon in the series . It is Hope Estheim ' s signature weapon . Appearances . " Final Fantasy XIII " . " Final Fantasy XIII - 2 " . While Hope is not a playable character , he uses the Airwing to fight once during a cutscene in Yaschas Massif . " Theatrhythm Final Fantasy " and " Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call " . Hope wields the Airwing in his character model . " Final Fantasy Brave Exvius " . Hope wields the Airwing in one of his sprites .
Fame Fame , also known as Reputation , is a stat in " Final Fantasy XI " . It is used to determine how well - known your character is to NPCs . It is an important stat for quests , for an NPC is more willing to give a task to a character with more fame than to a nobody . The more quests you go on , the more fame you receive , which in turn allows you to go on bigger quests , which leads to better rewards and more fame , and so on . Fame differs by region , and also affects some merchants . The more fame you have , the bigger discounts on items you can receive , from 20 % to 40 % .
Yonin Yonin is a level 40 Job Ability for Ninjas in " Final Fantasy XI " . it cannot be used with Ninja as a support job . It increases enmity generation and enhances the " Ninja Tool Expertise " effect , but impairs accuracy . Enmity increase is approximately + 30 , decaying to + 10 over the duration . Accuracy penalty is approximately - 30 , decaying to - 5 over the duration . Improves evasion and reduces enemy ' s Critical Hit Rate when the user is in front of target . It lasts for 5 minutes and can be recast in 5 minutes . It shares its timer with Innin , so only one can be used every five minutes . Yonin wears off when the player changes areas and it can be dispel led . This job ability was added in a 2009 version update . As players ' levels get higher , jobs like Dragoon and Samurai begin to generate much greater enmity , impairing a Ninja ' s ability to tank . Yonin causes every action the Ninja takes to generate more enmity , causing enemies to be more likely to focus their attacks on the Ninja . It improves the Ninja ' s evasion , making it easier to dodge attacks and maintain Utsusemi shadows longer , and it reduces the enemy ' s critical hit rate , aiding the Ninja ' s survival . It also enhances ( and even grants , if the Ninja has not yet obtained it ) the Ninja Tool Expertise job trait , causing Ninjutsu to sometimes not expend ninja tools when cast . The downside is that it impairs accuracy , making it harder for the ninja to deal damage . Etymology . Yonin translates loosely as " Exposed ( open ) Ninja " .
Bandercoeurl ( Final Fantasy V ) Bandercoeurl , also known as Hypnot , is an enemy in " Final Fantasy V " . As with most enemies in the higher floors of Castle Exdeath , they are dangerous , as they have access to the Instant Death attack Blaster . They often appear with Black Warlock s , making them even more dangerous . It is highly advise to defeat them quickly with either strong physical attacks or Firaga , or simply flee if the battle becomes too difficult . Other appearances . " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " . Bandercoeurl from " Final Fantasy V " appears as an enemy in " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " . Etymology . Bandercoeurl is a portmanteau of " bandersnatch " and " coeurl . "
Roper ( Final Fantasy III ) The Roper is an enemy from " Final Fantasy III " , fought in the Cave of Tides . It drops some powerful attack items , so fighting it is very worthwhile . Ropers appear very often , so collecting these items is relatively simple . They may Paralyze with their normal attacks , can deal heavy damage to all allies , and are especially dangerous to a party that is less than level 16 . Physical hits is the best way to deal with them , but using Thunder from the Light Staff helps as well .
Bow ( weapon ) The Bow , also known as the ShortBow , is a recurring weapon from the " Final Fantasy " series . It ' s a basic weapon , often being the first bow in the game . Appearances . " Final Fantasy II " . The Bow has an attack power of 1 with 50 % Accuracy , but with a - 70 penalty to Intelligence and Spirit . It can be bought in Gatrea , Paloom , Poft , and Machanon for 20 gil ( GBA / PSP ) or 150 gil ( Famicom / PS ) . " Final Fantasy III " . The Bow has an attack power of 5 ( Famicom ) or 10 ( Remake ) . It can be bought in Ur ( Remake ) for 100 gil and found inside Castle Sasune . " Final Fantasy IV " . The Bow is an initial equip on Rosa . It has an attack power of 10 with an accuracy of 30 , possessing the Throw element . It can be bought for 220 gil in Kaipo and Agart . It can be equipped by Cecil ( Paladin ) , Rydia , Edward , Rosa , Palom , Porom , and Cid . In the 3D version , it has an attack power of 10 with an accuracy of 75 , and it grants a bonus of 1 to Speed . It can only be equipped by Rosa . In the " Easy Type " version , its hit rate was increased to 40 % . The returns in the sequel to " Final Fantasy IV " , and just like the previous game , it has an attack power of 10 with an accuracy of 75 . It can by bought in Mysidia , Baron ( Ceodore Tale ) , and Kaipo for 220 gil . It can be equipped by Cecil , Ceodore , Cid , Rosa , Rydia , Palom , Porom , Edward , Luca , Leonora , Izayoi , and Harley . " The Final Fantasy Legend " . Bow can be bought in Town of Hero for 50 GP . It has 50 use and an attack power of 20 , the damage formula for Bow is base on Agility . " Final Fantasy Legend II " . The weapon is called Bow . It can be bought in First Town for 50 GP and be found in Cave of North . It has 50 use , and it also increases a Robot ' s HP by 9 and increases their Agl by 2 . The damage formula for Bow is equal to 50 points of damage . The bow is Long Range , and it has a 60 % chance to hit .
Gi Nattak The Gi Nattak is a boss in " Final Fantasy VII " fought in the Cave of the Gi . Gi Nattak is accompanied by two Soul Fire s , but is stronger than them . Battle . Gi Nattak is undead , meaning curative spells and items harm it . The two Soul Fires that fight alongside it will use Fire2 to heal themselves and can possess the party to cast the same spell from inside them periodically . It uses a physical spear attack , and Drain and Aspil to drain HP and MP from the party . If someone has the Barrier status , Gi Nattak uses DeBarrier . As an undead Gi Nattak is weak against Holy damage , but at the point it is fought the player does not possess a means to deal Holy damage . Strategy . Since Gi Nattak is undead , a simple strategy is to use an X - Potion or Elixir on it to kill it instantly . A Phoenix Down will work as well , though it might miss . The spell Life also works . To take on Gi Nattak without the use of curative items , the player should equip a Fire Ring and Elemental Materia joined with the Fire or Ifrit Materia to characters ' armor before commencing battle . Ice2 , Bolt2 , Ramuh , and Shiva are effective . Cure2 or White Wind also harm Gi Nattak , but will heal the Soul Fires . However , as the player should concentrate on dispatching Gi Nattak , this shouldn ' t be a concern . AI script . AI : Main AI : Counter - Death Other appearances . " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " . Gi Nattak is a boss in the knight ' s path of the " Final Fantasy VII " event The Gold Saucer . He fights with a Soul Fire . Etymology and symbolism . In traditional Japanese folklore beliefs souls that died in a sudden or violent manner , or ones that did not get the proper burial rituals performed upon them , may linger in the physical plane as " " , analogous to Western legends of ghost . Yūrei are frequently depicted as being accompanied by a pair of floating flames or will o ' the wisps that are separate parts of the ghost rather than independent spirits . This boss may have been inspired by such folklore . Gi Nattak ' s name may originate from Hindi , where the word " natak " means drama or play .