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Doma Castle Doma Castle is a castle in " Final Fantasy VI " . It is located in the northeast part of the world , and is surrounded by lush streams and rivers . It is the home of Cyan Garamonde . Doma is a simple nation that lives without the technology and machines used by the rest of the world . Story . An ancient nation , Doma has been around since the War of the Magi and has a long and proud military history . Doma is the strongest opponent of the Gestahlian Empire , and is invaded due to its support for the Returners , an anti - Imperial resistance group . Although militarily powerful , Doma ' s rejection of modern technology and the Empire ' s Magitek technology makes the war impossible to win . An army of Imperial troops attacks Doma Castle two years into the Third Gestahlian Campaign , but Cyan defeats the Imperial commander , sending the Imperial force fleeing , and Doma ends up playing a waiting game . Kefka , using General Leo ' s forced leave of absence to his advantage , poisons the river supplying Doma ' s water , killing most of the inhabitants as well as various Imperial personnel held captive by Doma . Celes knew about the plan , and it is implied she was imprisoned due to speaking out against it . Cyan and a single Doma soldier are the only survivors and Doma continues to be occupied by the Empire for some time , until the fall of the Imperial capital Vector when Emperor Gestahl orders the troops stationed at Doma to withdraw . A year later , if Cyan returns to the Doma Castle his pain over the destruction will reach critical mass , and the party enters his Dreamscape , a reflection of Cyan ' s soul that leads to a phantom version of Doma Castle . The party defeats Wrexsoul and Cyan ' s mind is resolved of his guilt and self - doubt , allowing him to attain his peak level of skill and giving him access to all his Bushido techniques . Musical themes . " Cyan ' s Theme " plays as the background theme for Doma ' s Castle .
Gain - MND Gain - MND is a Red Magic spell found in " Final Fantasy XI " . It may be learned by Red Mages at level 84 . Casting this spell grants the caster a bonus to Mind ( + 5 or more based on the player ' s Enhancing Magic skill ) . The White Mage ' s counterpart is Boost - MND .
Zemzelett ( Final Fantasy IX ) The Zemzelett is a flying enemy from " Final Fantasy IX " . The party can find it in the Dead Forest . It sometimes counters physical attacks with Psychokinesis , so it is best to attack with magic . It is not immune to Silence , which can give an advantage . Etymology . Zemzelett may share a vague association with the Slavic word " zimzelen " , which means " evergreen " .
Final Fantasy XIII - 2 Fragments After Final Fantasy XIII - 2 Fragments After is a 242 - page book , which contains several stories revolving around characters such as Lightning , Snow , Noel , Alyssa , and Yeul . As the title suggests , the book mainly covers loose ends within the plot , and organizes the mysteries that have yet to be disclosed as well . The book is priced at ¥1 , 470 and was released June 21 , 2012 in Japan .
Magician ( Final Fantasy II ) The Magician , also known as the Mage or Warlock , is an enemy from " Final Fantasy II " . A low key , magical enemy , its arsenal of spells is large and includes : When defeated , a Magician may give up a variety of Tomes , most of which contain spells that the Magician itself knew . The Magician appears as a chest guardian on the second floor of the Dreadnought , protecting a Sleep Blade , and on the fourth floor of the same dungeon , protecting an Ice Shield .
Drainga Drainga is a recurring spell in the series . It is the strongest form of the Drain spell . Appearances . " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - " . Drainga is the upgraded version of Drainra , which drains more HP from the target to heal the user with . It costs 55 MP and is a rank 7 Magic Materia . It can be obtained as the reward for completing Missions 1 - 4 - 2 and 6 - 5 - 5 , stolen from G Slayer , G Baldor , G Paladin , and Experiment No . 119 , dropped by Experiment No . 119 , or found during missions 2 - 3 - 1 , 2 - 3 - 4 , 8 - 5 - 3 , 9 - 1 - 3 , 9 - 1 - 5 , and 9 - 4 - 6 .
Cuphgel The Cuphgel , also known as the Cafjel , is an enemy from " Final Fantasy III " . It is found in the desert on the outer ring of the Floating Continent . In the NES version , they are found on the plains and grassland on the Floating Continent ' s northwestern edge . They are relatively powerful for a party of less than level 10 , but otherwise are not a huge threat , as they possess no special abilities . A well - trained party with up - to - date equipment will be able to defeat it with physical attacks easily , while withstanding its strong physical attacks .
Klimaform Klimaform is a Black Magic spell from " Final Fantasy XI " unique to Scholars . It grants a status effect that increases Magic Accuracy for all spells of the same elemental alignment as the current weather . For example , if Klimaform was used while in an area that was experiencing a sandstorm , the chance that a Slow spell would successfully land on an enemy would increase , because Slow is Earth - aligned . Etymology . Klima is the name of a Greek work .
List of Final Fantasy III items This is a list of items that appear in " Final Fantasy III " . In the DS version , there is a glitch that lets the player duplicate items by placing an item usable in battle ( no weapons , shields , etc ; no Magic Keys , Ottershrooms , etc ) and simultaneously pressing Up + A . Support Items . Items that positively alter the status of allies . Not to be confused with status ailment items , that negatively alter the status of enemies . Status ailment items . Items that negatively alter the status of enemies . Not to be confused with support items , that positively alter the status of allies .
Aero Combatant Aero Combatant is an enemy from " Final Fantasy VII " , fought by Cloud and Tifa during the attack by the Turks on Sector 7 . It is also fought in the third round of the Battle Square before the player obtains Tiny Bronco . When fought in the Battle Square its stats are enhanced with double the normal HP and its Attack and Magic Attack are increased by 25 % . Battle . It attacks to one character using Kick and Propeller , but when attacked there is a 50 % chance that it will lose its propeller and drop to the ground . When it does this , its stats and attacks change : Speed and Evade drop , but its Magic increases and its Magic Defense doubles . This increment of its Magic stat it is unusable because not use magical attacks in either its two forms . It also begins using two different attacks , which are Propeller Sword and Sword Rush , which inflict a similar decent damage as its previous attacks . It is weak to Gravity in either its two forms . Aero Combatant is treated in battle as two separate enemies , both with a different AI script . Battle always starts with the Grounded version inactive ( as opposed to incapacitated ) . If the Aero Combatant drops down after it is attacked , the flying version is removed from battle and the grounded version becomes active , meaning it can now act and be targeted .
Black Mage No . 288 Black Mage No . 288 is a non - player character from " Final Fantasy IX " . He is a particularly perceptive resident of the Black Mage Village , to whom the other black mages turn to for guidance . He acts as the de facto leader of the village and the black mages who have " awoken " . Story . No . 288 was once just another black mage soldier in service to Alexandria . On the day he gained sentience , he described it was suddenly awakening from a daze , and was horrified by the sight of a blood - covered soldier laying before him . He fled the scene and found others like him on the scene , and they wandered Gaia until they heard of the Black Mage Village and made their way there . As leader of the village , No . 288 realizes that the black mages that " stopped " had reached the end of their lifespan and died , but he conceals his knowledge from the other black mages , as they cannot yet understand death and are only confused . When the party first arrives at the village , Black Mage No . 288 can be found at the graveyard . At night , Vivi wanders out of the inn , meets him at the cemetery , and questions him about the black mages who have " stopped moving " . No . 288 explains the actuality of death to Vivi , which leaves him confused . When the party returns to the village later on , Black Mage No . 288 explains the other black mages in the village , save for two mages caring for a chocobo egg , accompanied Kuja as soldiers to the Desert Palace , having convinced the black mages he can extend their lifespans . At the beginning of Disc 4 , the Genomes have been taken to the Black Mage Village . No . 288 comments they are very similar to black mages , and that they are welcome to live there as the two races learn from each other . He also explains to Mikoto how he feels that a grave is not a pointless stone to mark a fallen life , but a symbol of the memories that friends give others in life .
Ogre ( Final Fantasy II ) Ogres are a common random encounter in " Final Fantasy II " . They are tough enemies with a potent physical attack and plenty of HP . They often appear in groups and attempt to pound the party into submission . Despite this threat , targeting one Ogre at a time with physical attacks and offensive spells should be enough to bring them down quickly .
Naoki Yoshida Naoki Yoshida , referred to by friends and fans alike as " Yoshi - P " , is a game developer and director who joined Square Enix in 2004 , working mostly with the " Dragon Quest Monster Battle Road " games . After the poor reception received by " Final Fantasy XIV " , he was appointed as the new producer and director for the game , due to his track record as a talented game designer and hardcore MMO player . He ' s been known as being very open to the players about his plans , often posting on the official forums late in the nights . He has admitted to sometimes getting sick due to his tight work schedule , and becoming addicted to coffee for the same reason . In one interview , he has stated that his favorite " Final Fantasy " game is " Final Fantasy VII " and that he wants to make an MMO as " powerful " as that game was . In - game appearances . " Final Fantasy XIV " . The Wandering Minstrel character is modeled after Naoki Yoshida , and the NPC dialogue refers to his involvement in the project after the initial release . The same model was also used to represent Yoshida ' s character when showcasing the wallpaper reward obtained during the 2011 Firefall Faire event . If the Adventurer goes where the Wandering Minstrel was after patch 1 . 23a , s / he can be teleported to a prison cell where they can speak with the minstrel once more . The NPC will talk about the Seventh Umbral Era poem and explain the meaning behind its verse , as it draws parallels to the of Eorzea and then comments about having seen a new world beyond the void . This can be seen as a sort of Developer ' s Room , as the minstrel represents Yoshida . " Final Fantasy XIV : A Realm Reborn " . The Wandering Minstrel returns to Eorzea and can be met in the Seventh Heaven bar in Revenant ' s Toll . The Adventurer can accept sidequests from him including the " Minstrel ' s Ballad " , the quest to hunt down the Ultima Weapon once again . During The Rising event , the Wandering Minstrel appears as an important character in the quest .
Dual Heads The Dual Heads , also known as DualHead or Deadringers , is an enemy encountered in " Final Fantasy II " . It is relatively powerful at the point in the game when it is introduced , with a potent physical attack , and tends to attack in groups of two or three . No special strategy is needed for confronting them ; the party should simply hammer at them with their best attacks , whether magical or physical .
Turks : Elena Turks : Elena is an optional boss in " Final Fantasy VII " . A member of the Turks , she fights alongside with her partners , and in the underground Midgar near the end of Part 2 . This battle can be skipped if the player avoids stepping on a specific part of the floor ; if one runs behind the middle pillar of the area where the battle is supposed to start as soon as the area begins loading , the battle never triggers . It is also possible to prevent the fight by declining to fight , possible if the player completed the Wutai sidequest . The Raid on Midgar glitch allows one to skip the entire return to Midgar , including the battle against the Turks . Battle . It is possible to get a preemptive attack on Elena because there are random battles in the room the Turks are fought in . Even if this happens , Turks : Elena still gets first turn because she has Sneak Attack . Turks : Elena fights by throwing grenades and alternates between fighting in the back row and the front row . If damaged while she is in the front row , she will move to the back , therefore , she is predominantly a back row fighter . Turks : Reno and Turks : Rude are always in the opposite row of Elena . She uses Kick and Throw ( Shoot Version ) regardless of where she is , she uses Throw ( Fire Version ) only when she is in the front row , and Bewildered , which always inflicts Confuse , only when she is in the back row or first turn when she is moving from back row to front row . She absorbs Ice attacks . Turks : Elena fights alongside Turks : Reno and Turks : Rude . Once one of the three Turks is beaten , all of them will run away , meaning no EXP or items from the other two . The player can steal the rare Minerva Band from her . Strategy . Because the player wins the battle by defeating any of the Turks , the player can easily ignore Elena and thus avoid the Confusion attack , although a good idea is to defeat the three Turks with one attack to get more EXP and AP . AI script . AI : Setup AI : Main AI : Counter - General AI : Counter - Death
Tarantula ( Final Fantasy ) The Tarantula , also known as the ARACHNID in the NES version , is an enemy in the original " Final Fantasy " . They are very common in caves and some forests around the time the Warriors of Light restore the Earth Crystal , and their attacks cause Poison . Be sure to carry some Antidotes when traveling through these areas to prevent a party member ' s weakening and eventual death .
Power Bow Power Bow is a recurring weapon in the series . Appearances . " Final Fantasy IV " . Great Bow was renamed to Power Bow in the " Easy Type " version . it has 30 attack and 50 accuracy . It can be used by Cecil , Rosa , Rydia , Edward , Cid , Palom , and Porom . In the 3D versions , it can only be used by Rosa and instead provides 20 attack , 75 accuracy , and + 3 Strength . It can be found in Damcyan . " Final Fantasy Type - 0 " . Power Bow is a weapon for Trey . It provides 12 Attack Power and can be bought from Cetme for 2000 gil . It sells for 200 gil .
Chocograph Chocographs are rare stones in " Final Fantasy IX " that serve as " treasure maps . " They guide the player to treasure chests that can only be found using chocobo s . Chocographs are found by digging in the minigame Chocobo Hot and Cold played in Chocobo ' s Forest , Chocobo ' s Lagoon and Chocobo ' s Air Garden . There are 24 in total , and they appear randomly at dig sites . Treasure boxes found contain many rare items , and sometimes transport Choco to Chocobo ' s Dream World giving him new abilities and color . If the treasure contains a Tetra Master card and the player ' s card quota is full , the card appears to have been discarded . However , if the player collects all chocograph treasures they can reclaim the discarded cards from Fat Chocobo in Chocobo ' s Paradise . List of Chocographs . Click on location images to see larger versions . If the location that the chocograph is found in is listed as Forest ( Revisit ) or Lagoon ( Revisit ) , this means that the chocograph only appears there after gaining the Mountain and Sea abilities respectively . Other appearances . " Final Fantasy XI " . Chocographs are key items used in The Chocobo Hot and Cold Game . Players can use their own personal chocobo to participate after obtaining Tandjana Wildgrass . " Dissidia Final Fantasy " . Chocograph is a special trade accessory that can only be obtained via using the Steiner Friend Card on Battlegen , and is used to create the Excalipoor . " Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy " . The Chocograph is a special trade accessory that provides + 4 Luck when equipped , and can be found in two parts of the Confessions of the Creator .
Galajelly The Galajelly is an enemy in " Final Fantasy V " . It uses an attack called Rainbow Wind to drain a target ' s HP and inflict both Blind and Silence . Its Spirit Blast deals an automatic critical hit . They absorb every element except Wind , and are immune to every status . Physical attackers will have trouble due to the Galajelly ' s high Evasion , but they can be put down simply enough with Blue Magic skills , such as the non - elemental 1000 Needles or Aqua Breath , or the Wind - elemental Aero spell , which costs less MP .
Crystal Defenders W2 The introduction of power crystals allows for exciting new strategies . Available Jobs . W2 offers the basic Jobs but now introduces a powerful but difficult to use unit : The following Espers can also be summoned from the unit menu : Enemy Waves . The enemy waves are the same for all four maps .
Sinspawn Sinspawn are creatures born from the gargantuan beast Sin in " Final Fantasy X " . They are a vital part of Operation Mi ' ihen , as the Crusaders use the Sinspawn to call out to Sin , which would inevitably be drawn to them . Five Sinspawn are fought during the course of the game , six if the Sinscale is counted . Sinspawn are presumably fiends that are formed by outlets of the multitude of pyreflies that composes Sin ' s physical form . Collectively , the forms of Sinspawn coincide with those of reef - dwelling creatures , such as anemones and jellyfish . This suggests Sin produces some type of sustenance that allows it to act as a living ecosystem . Sinspawn . Palette - swaps of Geneaux and Gui are recreated in the Original section of the Monster Arena as Catastrophe and Ultima Buster respectively . Other appearances . " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " . Sinspawn Gui appears as an enemy in " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " .
Death Machine BIS The Death Machine BIS is an enemy in " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - " . Death Machine BIS is a highly dangerous foe as it is far more quicker than most other machine - type enemies , and is capable of inflicting massive amounts of damage in a relatively short timespan . In addition to damage both HP and MP , it can also severely hamper the player with its Death Cloud attack , reducing their HP to 1 while inflicting Poison , Silence , Stun , and Stop . Continuously circle the foe to avoid its attacks as well as any of its cohorts ' attacks , and use Costly Punch to one - shot them . If Costly Punch is not available , spells such as Graviga , Gravity , Tri - Thundaga , and Energy are suitable replacements .
Ice Bomb ( Echoes of Time ) The Ice Bomb is an enemy from " " . It is the first Bomb enemy fought in the game ( even before the regular Bomb enemy ) , and is a rather dangerous enemy if the player does not take heed . It is capable of casting Blizzard , either normally , if picked up by the player , or if stood on by the player , as well as attack with a normal headbutt or with its Freeze Breath , which will inflict Freeze on the player , leaving them helpless to all attacks . As with all Bombs , once its HP is reduced to 50 % or less , it will start counting down to a Self - Destruct , and upon using the move , will inflict massive damage to all characters in the radius as well as the Freeze status , leaving any character not killed outright by the blast vulnerable to being attacked and possibly killed by other enemies . It is highly recommended to approach Ice Bombs with caution , either by attacking a couple times after it has already attacked , or by casting Fire spells at it , of which it is weak to .
Whole Eater The Whole Eater is an enemy from " Final Fantasy VII " . It is encountered in the Sector 5 Slums and in Sector 6 , both early locations in the game . They can also be fought in the second round of the Battle Square before the player obtains the " Tiny Bronco " . In the Battle Square they have enhanced stats with double the normal HP and Attack and Magic Attack increased by 25 % . Battle . It only has one attack , Sickle , which deals standard physical damage . It will use this attack on a randomly chosen target , however , it has a 1 / 8 chance of using his attack twice in one turn when its current HP is over 50 % of its Max HP . Regardless of this fact , though , it is relatively easy to defeat with standard attacks or magic . Outside of Battle Square it will always attack in groups up four ( as a normal attack or a preemptive strike ) or a group of three ( as a ambush ) . In the Battle Square it appears in groups of two or beside to two Hedgehog Pies . The damage from a Whole eater fills up limit gauges fairly quickly , making it a desirable enemy to fight when trying to develop the second limit break of a limit break level . Other appearances . " Pictlogica Final Fantasy " . Whole Eater appears as an enemy in " Pictlogica Final Fantasy " .
Trepies Trepies refers to a possibly unofficial student - run fan club in " Final Fantasy VIII " . Running in Balamb Garden , the club is a multi - gendered club named after and devoted to Instructor Quistis Trepe , an 18 - year - old SeeD prodigy who has graduated and remained to teach the students despite her young age . The club focuses on the idolization of Quistis Trepe , actively cheering for her , protecting her from criticism , and following her along in her activities . Quistis , for her part , ignores them and makes no mention of even being aware of their existence . Members . Currently standing at twenty - eight members , a number of the Trepies can be encountered while roaming the halls of Balamb Garden . In fact three are in Squall Leonhart ' s class and make no effort in hiding their disdain when Quistis offers to accompany Squall in finishing his exams in the Fire Cavern . A small table of Trepies can also be encountered in the Garden cafeteria as well as one notable Trepie , calling himself Trepie Groupie # 1 , appearing on the Garden Square Message Boards .
Sphere Break Tournament Sphere Break Tournament is a tournament of the minigame Sphere Break introduced in Chapter 3 of " Final Fantasy X - 2 " . It is held in Luca where the player can enter and get the prize , the Lady Luck dressphere . If the player loses three times the tournament will end . Should the player win three matches , they will challenge Shinra , the hardest opponent . Should he win , he obtains the dressphere , refusing to hand it over . In Chapter 5 , it is possible to retrieve Lady Luck by challenging Shinra in Luca . However , it will be a more difficult match .
Killer Bee ( Final Fantasy V ) The Killer Bee is an enemy in " Final Fantasy V " . Its attack , Needle , is a critical attack . Found outside Pirates ' Hideout and Tule . AI script . Fight < br > Fight < br > Needle Other appearances . " Pictlogica Final Fantasy " . Killer Bee from " Final Fantasy V " appears as an enemy in " Pictlogica Final Fantasy " .
Pulsework Champion The Pulsework Champion is an enemy that appears in " Final Fantasy XIII " . It is encountered during Missions 17 and 31 . Battle . This enemy is immune to all elements . Until staggered , it is resistant to damage from its opponent ' s attacks . Strategy . Before engaging the Pulsework Champion in battle , Lightning and her allies should spray themselves with Deceptisol . This will make it easier for them to stagger their opponent . Ravagers and Saboteurs are very effective against the Pulsework Champion , as their attacks can rapidly fill its chain gauge .