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Crawler ( Final Fantasy X ) The Crawler ( Al Bhed Gunner in Japanese ) is a boss from " Final Fantasy X " , fought at Lake Macalania . It is the third and final Al Bhed weapon used in an attempt to kidnap Yuna and is piloted by Brother . Battle . Crawler is accompanied by a Negator , which blocks all use of magic and aeons . The Crawler counters spells with a normal physical attack , and will often use its Gatling Gun that randomly hits all party members for moderate damage . Destroying it is easy , although it can be a double - edged sword : when it is gone Lulu will be free to use her Thunder spells , and Yuna can summon Ixion , but Crawler will be free to charge its Mana Beam , a devastating attack on the entire party . The charge can be halted with a spell , but after four castings a new Negator will be launched . Crawler needs to be hit by four magical attacks for it to deploy another Negator , and as Lulu ' s Fury counts as " special " damage rather than magical damage , it can be used without repercussions . If a new Negator is launched , Crawler continues the current Mana Beam countdown and only returns to Gatling Gun the turn after using Mana Beam fails . When no Negator is present , Crawler has a 50 % chance of countering anything with Assault . However , if the attack is Lightning - elemental , it will always counter . If an attack triggers both Assault and a new Negator , Assault isn ' t used , only the Negator is deployed . Both Gatling Gun and Assault can be evaded . Strategy . Reflex can be used to make evading Gatling Gun and Assault easier . Especially Lulu with her high Evasion is often left unharmed by the attacks . If the player times the summoning of an aeon , the Negator will stop Crawler from using Mana Beam and the party can have the aeon out for the fight , making it somewhat easier . Tidus ' s abilities are useful . Slow and Delay Attack are effective ; and Cheer and Haste for the party . Rikku ' s Mighty Guard Overdrives can be also helpful . There is a way to fight the boss without using magic . It involves using Rikku to get Lightning Marble and Electro Marble from the fiends in the Thunder Plains . The marbles deal around 1 , 000 or 700 damage , so the party can finish the Crawler off without killing the Negator .
Kiting Kiting is a term used in massive multiplayer online role playing games and refers to the actions of one or more characters intentionally allowing a creature to chase him ( or them ) around . Generally , this is accomplished through the clever use of Gravity or Bind to slow down the enemy character . The character can equip items or use buff spells or songs to help achieve the desired effect , such as Chocobo Mazurka in " Final Fantasy XI " , which increases the player ' s speed . The purpose is to make sure the enemy wants to attack the person kiting , and for the character to remain outside of physical attack range of the enemy as much as possible .
Final Fantasy VII Vinyl Limited Edition Final Fantasy VII Vinyl Limited Edition is a collection of tunes from " " in the form of gramophone records . Only 1200 copies with a serial number were available in the EMEA territories in December 2013 . A non - numbered reprint will be available in July 2015 .
Sandy ( The After Years ) Sandy is a boss in " " . She appears exactly as she did in " Final Fantasy IV " . Sandy will always cast Reflect on Cindy if she doesn ' t have it , and then will either use Haste on one of her party members , usually being Mindy , or Confuse on the player ' s party . She should be ignored in favor of defeating Cindy first .
Final Fantasy XIV / Translations This page lists three translations of " Final Fantasy XIV " . The left column is the original Japanese translation , and the second is the Romaji . The right column is the English translations . View the complete list of translations of Combat Actions
Final Fantasy VIII / Allusions The following is list of allusions in " Final Fantasy VIII " . Allusions to the number eight . Being the eighth installment of the series , " Final Fantasy VIII " makes some references to the number itself . Although many of these are not necessarily deliberate allusions to the number 8 ( whether they are or not is speculative ) , they are nonetheless present .
Glaring Eye The Glaring Eye is a Rare Game enemy in the game " Final Fantasy XII " , located in the Henne Mines Phase 2 . Its a stronger version of Necrophobe . Bestiary entry . Derivation : Necrophobe Requirements . It can spawn after defeating at least one Hecteyes . There is a 10 % chance Glaring Eye will spawn in six possible locations where a Hecteyes has been defeated . In the " International Zodiac Job System " Glaring Eye drops the Scorpion Tail . Battle . Glaring Eye is not difficult when fought alone , but if other monsters join in the battle it can be very difficult . The Nihopalaoa trick should be used to defeat any other enemies that are interrupting the fight before killing this rare monster .
Stone Throw Stone Throw , also known as Stone , Rock Toss , or Throw Stone , is a recurring ability in the " Final Fantasy " series . Appearances . " Final Fantasy VII " . Rock Toss is an enemy ability used by Mu and Trickplay , being their basic attack . It inflicts non - elemental physical damage to one target . " Final Fantasy XI " . Stone Throw appears as an enemy ability in " Final Fantasy XI " . The ability can be used by the Opo - opo genus of enemies . When used , the enemy will throw a rock at a single target and may cause paralysis . " Final Fantasy XIV " . Stone Throw appears as an enemy ability in " Final Fantasy XIV : A Realm Reborn " . The ability can be used by the Opo - opo genus of enemies . When used , the enemy will throw a rock at a single target . " Final Fantasy Tactics " . Stone , also known as Throw Stone , is an ability in " Final Fantasy Tactics " . The user picks up a stone , and throws it at the target , causing minimal damage and Knockback . It is learned for 90 JP by the Squire job . The differences between Stone and Rush is that Stone is a ranged attack but Rush guarantees 100 % hit - rate and does not trigger most reaction abilities , including Shirahadori . " Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade " . Stone Throw is a N and N + ability in Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade . It is also one of Ramza ' s signature abilities used by the summon stone , Ramza I . When summoning Ramza I , Ramza greatly damages enemies with Stone Throw .
Vaccine The Vaccine is an item in the " Final Fantasy " series . Appearances . " Final Fantasy XII " . In the " International Zodiac Job System " version , Vaccine has been replaced with the item called C9H8O4 , which costs 700 gil . CHO is the chemical formula for . Etymology . A is a biological preparation that improves immunity to a particular disease . A vaccine typically contains an agent that resembles a disease - causing microorganism and is often made from weakened or killed forms of the microbe , its toxins or one of its surface proteins .
Animist ( Tactics A2 ) Animist is a job in " " , usable by moogles , that calls on animals to help in battles . It primarily focuses on inflicting buffs and debuffs , along with a fairly potent healing ability . It is not recommended to level up this class as it is fairly weak , although the Animist moveset is useful to any moogle class . The Chocobo Rush and Friend abilities are based upon the user ' s magick stat , benefiting the Black Mage and Time Mage as support jobs . Although the Friend A - Ability affects an area just as wide a Summoner , it is far from reliable as it summons random summons ( similar to the Call command in " Final Fantasy V " ) , which can lead to outcomes like healing foes and hurting allies in a large area . If utilized by magick - focused jobs with elemental absorbing shields made possible via the passive ability , the Animist can narrow the chances of self harm from summons . Abilities . Calling . " The ANIMIST uses the abilities of the beasts of the wild " .
W - Summon W - Summon , also known as Double Summons , is a recurring ability in the series . Appearances . " Final Fantasy VII " . W - Summon is a command ability exclusive to the W - Summon Materia , obtained from the Battle Square . It allows the user to summon two summons consecutively . If the Summon Materia is linked with Quadra Magic , using it with W - Summon can result in eight consecutive summons ( excepting Knights of Round ) . " Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy " . Double Summons is an ability of Yuna ' s EX Mode , which allows her to use two summons at once .
Eagle Eye Shot Eagle Eye Shot is a recurring ability in the series . Appearances . " Final Fantasy XI " . Eagle Eye Shot is the Ranger ' s special job ability . Due to the fact that its only one shot , and deals a massive amount of spike damage . Eagle Eye Shot is best used has a Finisher to kill an enemy quickly before it has a chance to use a deadly ability or heal itself .
List of Final Fantasy Dimensions armor This is a list of all shields , helmets , and body armor in the game " Final Fantasy Dimensions " . Shields . Shields can be equipped by Jobless , Warrior , Red Mage , Dragoon , Memorist , Paladin , and Dark Knight jobs . Armor . Armor can be equipped by Jobless , Warrior , Dragoon , Memorist , Paladin , and Dark Knight jobs . Vests . Vests can be equipped by Jobless , Monk , Thief , Red Mage , Bard , Memorist , Ranger , Dancer , and Ninja jobs . Robes . Robes can be equipped by Jobless , Monk , Red Mage , White Mage , Black Mage , Summoner , Bard , Memorist , Seer , Dancer , and Magus jobs . Helmets . Helmets can be equipped by Jobless , Warrior , Dragoon , Memorist , Paladin , and Dark Knight jobs . Hats . Hats can be equipped by Jobless , Monk , Thief , Red Mage , Bard , Memorist , Ranger , Dancer , and Ninja jobs . Pointed Hats . Pointed Hats can be equipped by Jobless , Red Mage , White Mage , Black Mage , Summoner , Bard , Memorist , Seer , Dancer , and Magus jobs .
Winged Helm Winged Helm is a recurring helmet in the series . It is generally a low to mid - ranked helmet . Appearances . " Final Fantasy XII " . The Winged Helm is a low - ranked heavy armor helmet that provides + 13 Defense , + 5 Strength , and + 3 Speed . It can be bought for 2 , 500 gil at Rabanastre and Jahara , and requires 30 LP and the Heavy Armor 3 license to equip . The is an accessory for Basch that provides his team immunity to Slow , and is obtained after completing Mission 8 - 2B . " Dissidia Final Fantasy " . The Winged Helm is a level 22 helmet that provides + 73 Bravery , + 1 Defense , and Chase BRV Defense + 20 % . It can be obtained from the shop by trading 3 , 300 gil , Iron Helm , Crimson Shard , and Transmogridust x8 . " Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy " . The Winged Helm returns as a level 1 helmet that provides + 102 Bravery , + 2 Defense , and Chase BRV Defense + 3 % . It can be purchased from most Moogle Shop s for 200 KP . Etymology . A is a helmet decorated with wings , usually on both sides . Ancient depictions of the god Mercury and of Roma depict them wearing winged helmets , however in the 19th century the winged helmet became widely used to depict ancient Celtic , Germanic and Viking warriors . It was also used in romantic illustrations of legendary Norse gods and heroes . The motif , along with the horned helmet , became a clichéd signifier of the " barbarian " Northern warrior .
Phosphoric Ooze ( Final Fantasy XIII ) The Phosphoric Ooze is an enemy in " Final Fantasy XIII " encountered in the Fifth Ark . Battle . Their attacks are weak and , while they can inflict Poison with said attacks , its duration is short . Two Phosphoric Oozes can merge to create the far more powerful Alchemic Ooze enemy . If the Phosphoric Ooze performs its Merge successfully , and an Alchemic Ooze is created , it will wreck the player ' s post battle rating . Strategy . It is advised to defeat these enemies quickly , or if the merge cannot be prevented , reduce the merged Phosphoric Ooze ' s HP as much as possible before the transformation . The strategy is to stick with Relentless Assault ( COM / RAV / RAV ) and defeat as many as possible , disregarding healing unless party members are grievously injured . Etymology . It is named such because of its glow .
Mandrake ( Echoes of Time ) The Mandrake is an enemy in " " . Appearing as large , plant - like creatures , Mandrakes attack by casting spells . When their HP runs low , their head opens up to reveal a large flower . Mandrakes are of Ice element . They can cast the spell Blizzard on the party . Etymology . Mandrake is another name for the mandragora genus of plants .
Oracle ( Final Fantasy V ) The Oracle is a job in the Game Boy Advance , mobile and Steam versions of " Final Fantasy V " , found in the secret sea chasm . The secret sea chasm can be entered with a submarine once all the four tablets in the Merged World have been collected ; it is located underwater south of Phantom Village , and does not appear on the map . The Oracle is the strongest mage job the remakes , boasting the highest Magic Power , but requires a secondary command to reliably damage enemies due to the unpredictable nature of its Condemn and Predict commands . The Oracle suffers from low Strength , and its inability to naturally equip any equipment to boost elemental attacks outside of the Holy element with staves . Mastering Oracle for all four characters in the mobile and Steam versions earns the player the achievement " Prediction Machine " . Appearance . Oracles dress in ornate robes and circlets with a crystal on the headgear . The job class ' s design concept seems to be based on the idea of how fortunetellers dress , in addition to artistic depictions of the Oracle of Delphi . Abilities . Oracles have the highest Magic Power of any class . Condemn becomes faster as the job levels up . Both Condemn and Predict have a chance of benefiting the enemies rather than the party ; as such they are risky commands . Condemn has the following effects : The level chosen with the Predict command affects which event occurs . Level 1 costs 1 MP and takes very long for the prediction to come true , while level 2 and level 3 cost more MP ( 3 and 7 respectively ) , but have a shorter charge time . The attack used in the prediction depends on the prediction that happened previously with that character , as well as the last digit of the caster ' s MP at the time the prediction comes true . The power depends on the last digit of the character ' s HP at the time the prediction comes true . Upon mastery , Freelancers and Mimes gain a bonus to Magic Power . The stat modifiers for Oracles are : Other appearances . " Final Fantasy Trading Card Game " . The Oracle job from " Final Fantasy V " appears in " Final Fantasy Trading Card Game " . " Triple Triad " . Oracle appears on a Triple Triad card in the version available via " Final Fantasy Portal App " . Etymology . The job is called " Prophet " in Japanese .
Aerospark Aerospark is a recurring ability in the series . It is an ability utilized by Ixion , and thus is also seen used by Yuna . Appearances . " Final Fantasy X " . Aerospark is a Rank 4 command ability used by Ixion , which deals non - elemental damage to one enemy and removes all beneficial statuses from that enemy . Aerospark is also used as an enemy ability by enemy Ixions in addition to Dark Ixion , which acts similarly to the player version although Dark Ixion ' s version also removes Auto - Life ( which the normal Ixion ability does not do ) . In addition , it has a power of 22 ( 16 in the final battle of the game ) when used by Ixions and a power of 40 when used by Dark Ixion . " Final Fantasy X - 2 " . Aerospark is an enemy ability used by Ixion , which deals damage equal to 5 / 8 of the target ' s remaining HP . " Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy " . Aerospark is a ground Bravery attack for Yuna , obtained at level 27 . It requires 30 CP to equip ( 15 when mastered ) , 80 AP to master , has Melee Mid priority on the Charge attack and Ranged Low priority on the thunder disks , can induce Chase , and is physical for the charge attack and magical for the thunder disks . The attack can be delayed by pressing , and in EX Mode Bahamut will appear from above to blast the opponent with a single Impulse .
Tower of the Magi " Tower of the Magi " , also known as " Tower of Mages " or " Magician ' s Tower " , is a background theme from " Final Fantasy II " . It was composed by Nobuo Uematsu . Game appearances . " Final Fantasy II " . " Tower of the Magi " is the background theme for the Mysidian Tower . It also plays at the Chamber of the Seal in the Soul of Rebirth present in the Game Boy Advance , PlayStation Portable and iOS versions . It also plays in several floors of the Arcane Labyrinth in the PSP and iOS releases . " Tower of the Magi " was first distributed through the game ' s soundtrack of which it is the thirty - second track . It was subsequently rearranged for the original soundtrack of the " Final Fantasy Origins " version by Tsuyoshi Sekito . It is the fourteenth track of the second disc . " Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy " . " Tower of the Magi " is part of the " Final Fantasy II " Music Pack DLC distributed through the PlayStation Network . It is automatically selected for Arcade and Quick Battles featuring Firion , the Emperor or either of the Pandaemonium arenas . " Theatrhythm Final Fantasy " . " Tower of the Magi " is a bonus Field Music Sequence available as downloadable content . " Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call " . " Tower of the Magi " reappears as a Field Music Sequence , available from the start . " Theatrhythm Final Fantasy All - Star Carnival " . " Tower of the Magi " is a FMS song that is available to the player by default . " Chocobo Racing " . " Tower of the Magi " was arranged by Kenji Ito and used as the background theme for the The Black Manor track . It was released in the game ' s original soundtrack as " Black House " and it is the twenty - first track of the album . Arrangement album appearances . " Piano Opera Final Fantasy I / II / III " . A piano arrangement of " Magician ' s Tower " by Hiroyuki Nakayama appears on this album .
Eater ( Final Fantasy III ) The Eater is an enemy from " Final Fantasy III " , fought in the Ancient Ruins and as a treasure chest enemy in the Sunken Cave . It splits into two when attacked by a weapon other than a Dark Blade . If the player does not have a Dark Blade , a Dragoon will work just as well . Its special attack is to drain the life of its enemy . Approach with caution , for it appears in the Ancient Ruins , and if you have not trained well enough , they can be a real problem . They usually attack in numbers of three . Make sure you always have a White Mage in your party .
Level Checker ( Final Fantasy V ) The Level Checker is a mechanical enemy in " Final Fantasy V " . They aren ' t much of a threat as long as the player is aware of the party ' s levels . On its first turn , a Level Checker will use Search on a party member . On its second turn , it will either use Level 2 Old , Level 3 Flare , Level 4 Graviga , or Level 5 Death depending upon the targeted character . As it is possible to have the party obliterated in a single attack , it ' s advised to either flee from a monster set containing Level Checkers , or take them out before the second enemy turn .
Moogle Dance Moogle Dance is a recurring ability and phenomenon in the " Final Fantasy " series that involves moogles dancing . Mog in " Final Fantasy VI " is an optional character whose character class is a mix between Dancer and a Geomancer , able to perform a variety of different dances depending on the terrain . Later dancing moogles have appeared as a callback to Mog , but despite Mog having a variety of skills in his arsenal including offensive ones , the other Moogle Dance skills are supporting abilities . Appearances . " Final Fantasy VI " . Mog knows the Dance command and learns new dances by ending battles on different terrains . If Mog wants to use a dance of a different terrain than the current battleground , he may stumble and fail the dance . " Final Fantasy VII " . Cait Sith can perform Mog Dance by lining up three star symbols in his Slots Limit Break . A Mog appears and performs a dance fully recovering the party ' s HP and MP . " Final Fantasy VIII " . Moogle Dance is MiniMog ' s summon ability , used via the MiniMog command . a Guardian Force can learn the MiniMog command via the Mog ' s Amulet item , available only from the " Chocobo World " minigame . Moogle Dance restores ~ 1 , 500 HP to all junctioned Guardian Forces , this being the only way a player can heal Guardian Forces during battle . " Final Fantasy XII " . The Moogles Eight are a group of singing and dancing moogles in Old Archades . Their abductor , the Shady Seeq , is trying to sell them off after tricking them with promises of food from around the world . The player can view their dance by interacting with the moogles , and is offered multiple viewpoints of their dance . " Final Fantasy Dimensions " . Moogle Dance is a Fusion Ability that decreases DEF and RES of all enemies . It can be performed by the Warriors of Darkness for 40 MP by fusing Call + Frailty Polka . Non - " Final Fantasy " guest appearances . " Mario Hoops 3 - on - 3 " . Moogle Dance is the special shot of the unlockable Moogle character .
Barbed Crescent Barbed Crescent is a Blue Magic spell in " Final Fantasy XI " . The ability can be learned from Fomor enemies . When used , Barbed Crescent deals damage and inflicts accuracy down to a single target , the amount of damage dealt is dependent on the player ' s current TP . Barbed Crescent costs 2 Blue Magic points to equip . The ability also raises the player ' s dexterity by 4 and lowers their strength by 3 when equipped .
Slaps ( Crisis Core ) Slaps are an enemy in " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - " . Slaps are tough to defeat . Their high Vitality stat makes physical attacks nearly useless , and they are capable of inflicting the Poison status on Zack , as well as sapping Zack ' s MP . Make sure that Zack is protected against Poison . To quickly dispose of these enemies , simply cast a barrage of Firaga spells on them until the battle is over .
Grimlock The Grimlock is an enemy from " Final Fantasy IX " . The party can find it in the Desert Palace . The Grimlock has different strengths and weaknesses based on which colored head is on the top . The Red head is a high physical damage dealer but has low Magic Defense ; while the Blue head casts adverse , status - inducing spells and has low physical Defense . This enemy is easily killed by Quina ' s LV5 Death Blue Magic ability .
Before Meteor : Final Fantasy XIV Original Soundtrack Before Meteor : FINAL FANTASY XIV Original Soundtrack is the official soundtrack for " Final Fantasy XIV / Legacy " , and includes all original songs composed by Nobuo Uematsu for the initial release , as well as every song added on subsequent patches and a remastered version of the " A New Beginning " trailer that was revealed once the " Final Fantasy XIV " servers were brought down . New songs composed for " A Realm Reborn " are not included in this soundtrack . The Blu - ray format was chosen due to the high number of tracks , allowing it to be a single disc release instead of multiple discs . The package includes a code that can be applied to the user ' s " Final Fantasy XIV : A Realm Reborn " account to obtain a Wind - up Dalamud minion .
Salamander ( Final Fantasy II ) The Salamander , also known as the R . Lizard , is an enemy from " Final Fantasy II " . As a Fire lizard , it is weak to Ice and absorbs Fire . It has a powerful Attack stat and knows the Blaze XVI move , which deals heavy Fire damage to the entire party . At the point in the game they are fought , however , the player ' s Spirit stat should be high enough to resist most of the damage done by Blaze XVI , and the player ' s Attack stat should be high enough to deal with the enemy in one or two attacks , depending if the player is using two weapons or one .