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Murex " An overgrown conch of prickly demeanor , from whose weatherworn shell multitudinous spines extend . Predatory by nature , the murex quickly spread to prevalence following the cataclysm , displacing the less assertive of the traditional Abyssean fauna . While ordinarily given to vertical suspension , a provoked creature will often shift to a horizontal posture : a warning in no uncertain gesticulations that the object of its ire will soon meet with the discomfort of impalement . " - - Abyssean Bestiary Murex are odd creatures found only within the dimension of Abyssea . The origin of these creatures is uncertain ; however , shortly after the events that caused the crimson sky , these creatures appeared in several areas , quickly replacing local fauna . They hunt at night , but can only detect other beings when they use job abilities or Weapon Skill s . Murex can drop either a special variety of tissue called a sanguinet , or a piece of its spiny body , called a spicule .
Unseen Intruder " Unseen Intruder " and its remix , " Unseen Intruder - Aggressive Mix - " , are the location themes for Bresha Ruins 5 AF and 100 AF in " Final Fantasy XIII - 2 " . The latter plays when monsters appear on the field . The theme ' s name refers to Atlas , an invisible giant that appears to wreak havoc in the ruins due to a paradox . The themes are composed by Naoshi Mizuta . In the Japanese version of the game , the themes are accompanied with vocals from singer Aimee Blackschleger . " Unseen Intruder " was the first song Mizuta wrote for " Final Fantasy XIII - 2 " , and that it is a vocal song with rap makes it a piece that reflects director Motomu Toriyama ' s desire to have a sound that ' s unlike the typical " Final Fantasy " title . The North American and European versions removed the vocal work making it a purely instrumental track and added some extra instruments during the main choruses of the original song . In the localized version of the theme ' s Aggressive Mix , one lyric is included : " Time traveler " .
Dark Sahagin The Dark Sahagin is an enemy from " " . It is a stronger version of the Sahagin enemy , though its fighting style is identical to it . Making use of the Guard Counter ability helps with dealing with the enemy up close , and being behind it helps to avoid its Guard Counter . If the player is too far away for it to use its default attack , it will try casting Blizzara at the player . If the player is out of reach of its normal attack , but not too far away , it will either attempt to use bubbles that inflict Slow on the player upon hitting as well as dealing heavy damage , or using a Water Gun - type attack . The bubbles home in on the player , so it is advised to move around and avoid being cornered until the bubbles dissipate . If the Dark Sahagin is encountered with other enemies , it is advised to defeat the Dark Sahagin first to remove its threat of Slow . As with most enemies in Shadowland , using a Cure spell , Clear spell , Potion , or Ether near or on the Dark Sahagin will render it non - transparent , increasing the amount of damage it takes from attacks . Dark Sahagin has a - 5 weakness to Holy - elemental attacks .
Vinuskar The Vinuskar is a boss in " Final Fantasy XII " . This metal dragon is found in the Stilshrine of Miriam . The Vinuskar was supposedly built during the Galtean Alliance by followers of the ancient goddess Miriam , but elsewhere in the game Miriam is referred to as an ancient " god " . One might also note the symbolic reference to the proverb " see no evil , hear no evil , speak no evil " as the ears of the leftmost head dangling from Vinuskar are covered , as are the eyes and mouth of the right head . Battle . Vinuskar can be found in the Ward of Steel . There are three pits from which fire is spewed ; Vinuskar will clamber up from the farthest pit . An immense gravitational field surrounds it ; all metal weaponry and equipment is hideously slowed , and even spells take longer to cast . If the party equips any Swords , Hammers , Axes , and the like , they could take three times as much time to dish out a single attack . Curiously , guns are unaffected , and bows are not slowed either . For its fearsome appearance , Vinuskar is easy to defeat , although its attacks , Crown and Sword Dance , will deal a large amount of damage . It is useful to have a Sash available for each member of the party . The best way to defeat Vinuskar is by chaining Quickenings as Quickenings have no charge time , deal large amounts of damage and are unaffected by the magnetic field . Rewards . Montblanc will give 1100 gil for defeating the Vinuskar .
King Walse King Walse is a non - playable character in " Final Fantasy V " . He is the King of Walse . Initially when Bartz Klauser and friends reach Walse and go talk with him in his castle , he is reluctant to turn his Water Crystal off because it provides his kingdom with its essentials . Once a meteor lands near the Water Shrine north of his kingdom he takes the Walse army and leads them into battle against the enemies at the shrine . The attack fails and the enemies destroy the crystal . He somehow escapes when the shrine collapses and sinks into the ocean , and is found bedridden in his chamber at Walse Castle .
Battle in the Dungeon 2 " Battle in the Dungeon # 2 " is a battle theme originating in " Final Fantasy XI " . It was composed by Naoshi Mizuta . Game appearances . " Final Fantasy XI " . " Battle in the Dungeon # 2 " plays whenever battle is engaged while the player is in a party . While battle themes used to play only when the player ' s weapon was drawn , battle themes now play whenever a claimed monster is nearby as well . " Battle in the Dungeon # 2 " is the 16th track of the 2nd disc of the . " Dissidia Final Fantasy " . " Battle in the Dungeon # 2 " appears in its original form as a track , and may be played as a battle theme . It may also play by default in battles against Shantotto . It is the 18th track of the 2nd disc of the original soundtrack . " Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy " . " Battle in the Dungeon # 2 " makes a return appearance as a battle theme . Arrangement album appearances . " Final Fantasy XI Chips " . A chiptune arrangement of " Battle in the Dungeon # 2 " appears in this album , arranged by W2X . It is the 8th track of the album . Live appearances . " Fan Festival 2007 " . An arrangement of " Battle in the Dungeon # 2 " was played as part of Fan Festival 2007 ' s live concert , arranged by the Smash Brothers .
Botanist The Botanist is a Disciple of the Land in " Final Fantasy XIV " . Overview . The botanist ' s profession encompasses the procurement of resources from all forms of plant life . This includes harvesting various vegetables and grains , tending to fruit - bearing trees , gathering wild grasses , cultivating fibrous plants for use in textiles , cutting lumber to supply the carpentry trade , and more . This wide range of raw materials draws the custom of various other guilds , notably the Carpenters ' , Weavers ' , Alchemists ' , and Culinarians ' . Botanists also attempt to educate others about the importance of achieving a symbiotic relationship with Eorzea ' s plants , rather than carelessly stripping them of their useful parts . This is perhaps best exemplified by the revolutionary irrigation methods devised by Gridania , which first made low - impact , high - yield crop propagation possible . The primary tool of the botanist is the hatchet . Logging trees . With a Hatchet equipped , the player cab harvest materials from trees by locating a node , then right - clicking to interact with it . A menu will then pop - up listing possible materials along with the percentage chance the player will successfully harvest them . Each attempt allows the player to select a material . The player has a limited amount of attempts to gather as each attempt , successful or not , lowers the node ' s health bar . After a successful gather , the player is rewarded with experience points toward leveling up the Botany class . It is also possible to get chained experience bonuses when gathering in succession . Other appearances . " Final Fantasy Trading Card Game " . Botanist appears in " Final Fantasy Trading Card Game " with an Earth - elemental card .
Green Dragon ( Final Fantasy ) The Green Dragon , also known as the Gas D in the NES version , is an enemy in the original " Final Fantasy " . It is one of the stronger Dragons and tends to use the Poison Gas attack , which damages and may Poison all party members . Other appearances . " Theatrhythm Final Fantasy " . The original " Final Fantasy " Green Dragon appears in this game as an enemy , often found in tracks from that game , but also occasionally found in tracks of other games as well . Its CollectaCard is number 39 .
Floating Eye ( Final Fantasy X ) The Floating Eye is a fiend in " Final Fantasy X " . This enemy can be found on the Mi ' ihen Highroad . Its Evasion and Magic Defense are very high , so attack with someone who has high Accuracy , preferably Wakka .
Cockatrice ( Final Fantasy XII ) The Cockatrice is an enemy in the game " Final Fantasy XII " . It is found in various areas throughout the Dalmasca Estersand and in the northern Dalmasca Westersand , where it is much stronger . It is more difficult to defeat than the Wolves and Cactite s which inhabit the same areas . Cockatrice Quest . Non - hostile cockatrice are found reared by the nomads of Giza Plains . While they don ' t look it , they are in fact intelligent creatures . The cockatrice tongue can only be spoken and understood with the key item Feather of the Flock . Side quest revolves around using the Feather of the Flock to communicate with them . Surprisingly , the tame cockatrices speak with a British Cockney accent . The nomad ' s cockatrices fled the settlement and the player must coax them to return to the nomad village .
Zombie ( Final Fantasy IV ) The Zombie is an enemy from " Final Fantasy IV " , encountered in the Underground Waterway . Battle . As Cecil is still a Dark Knight at this point in the game , he always deals 1 HP damage to Zombies , except for critical hits , or unless the party is over - leveled . Tellah ' s Fire and Cura magic works well against them , as they are undead . Rydia does not have Fire at this point , but she does have the Cure spell , which damages the undead , although it is much weaker than Fire . In the 3D versions , Cecil can deal more than 1 HP of damage to them while in Dark Knight form by using the Deathbringer sword , which is not imbued with the element of Darkness . Other appearances . " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " . Zombie from " Final Fantasy IV " appears as an enemy in " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " .
Barpetrify Barpetrify is a White Magic spell found within " Final Fantasy XI " . The spell may be learnt by Red Mages at level 43 . When cast , Barpetrify will increase the player ' s resistance to the Petrify status effect by decreasing the time that the player is inflicted with it . It may be recast every 10 seconds for 20 MP , and , like all Enhancing Magic , its effectiveness varies depending on the player ' s Enhancing Magic skill . Players using White Mages have access to an upgraded version of the spell named Barpetra .
Flare II Flare II is a recurring ability in the series . Appearances . " Final Fantasy XI " . Flare II is a Black Magic spell in " Final Fantasy XI " . It is the second tier of the original Flare spell . It can be purchased by Black Mages level 75 and higher who spend 3 Merit points to learn it . The spell deals Fire - based elemental damage to one enemy , and lowers its resistance to Water . Additional Merit upgrades increase Magic Burst damage by 3 % and the spell ' s magic accuracy by 5 . It is classified as Ancient Magic .
Amoeba ( Final Fantasy IV ) The Amoeba , also known as the WaterBug , Water Bug , or Sea Pot , is an enemy from " Final Fantasy IV " . It appears in the Underground Waterway . Battle . It can be dangerous because it can counter magic with Reraise in the Nintendo DS release to revive any allies fighting with it that have fallen . Strategy . To guard against this , eliminate the Amoeba first ; physical attacks are enough to finish this enemy . The fastest way of dealing with these enemies is to have Rydia or Tellah cast Thunder on them to do massive damage . It counters magic with Heal ( also known as ' Restore ' or ' Remedy ' ) , which restores HP to itself and / or allies . It also has higher HP than other enemies in the area , and leaves a great deal more gil and EXP as well .
Camoa Camoa is one of the locations in " " . It is the first major residential location , and one of the five areas where you can enter an auction for land and , later on , items . Locations . Shaug Tablelands . Quests . The clan encounters Ceva , a Nu Mou Beastmaster and his injured dreamhare . Ceva requests that the clan hold off the monster swarm that wanted to cross the bridge to get to them . The clan held off the Wolf and Baknamy attacks until the dreamhare managed to recover . As gratitude , Ceva taught the clan the Job of Beastmaster . Dias Plain . Quests . This is the first of many wanted mark missions in the game , and pits the clan against a group of wolves , one of them a different color from the rest . Defeating the cyanwolf completes the mission . Secret Locations . Tulque Grove . This area is unlocked after completing the quest The Moon Seal . Recruitment Point . Viera can be found here during the months of Ashleaf and Mistleaf . The Jobs that can be found here are Fencer , Archer , White Mage , Green Mage , and Red Mage .
Floatland Town Floatland Town is a location in " Final Fantasy Legend III " . The only town on Floatland , and it seems that time does not pass on here and in Pureland . To the north lies the Northern Ruins . Floatland Town becomes unrevisistable after the player leaves Floatland .
Dwarven Axe Dwarven Axe , also known as Dwarf Axe and Dwarf , is a recurring axe in the series . It is generally one of the first axes in the game acquired , and is thus the weakest axe in most of the games it appears in . Appearances . " Final Fantasy IV " . The Dwarven Axe is the weakest axe , usable only by Cecil , Cid , and Kain . In the non - 3D versions , it provides + 62 Attack , 19 Accuracy , + 5 Strength and Stamina , and - 5 Agility , Spirit , and Intelligence . It can be found and bought for 15 , 000 gil at the Dwarven Castle . This weapon is metallic . In the 3D versions , it instead provides + 82 Attack , 95 Accuracy , + 5 Strength and Stamina , and - 2 Agility , Spirit , and Intellect . In the " Easy Type " version , its attack power was increase to 70 and hit to 40 % . It is also effective against Mages . " Final Fantasy IV - Interlude - " . The Dwarven Axe returns as the sole axe in the sequel of " Final Fantasy IV " . The axe can only be equipped by Cecil and Cid , the latter comes equip with it . It has an attack power of 62 and a accuracy of 19 with a bonus of + 5 Strength & Stamina , - 5 Agility , Spirit , & Intelligence . The axe is not a Dual Wield weapon , so Cecil and Cid can equip a shield while holding it . The returns as a mid to high - ranked axe , equippable by Cecil , Kain , Cid , Luca , Golbez , and Gekkou . It provides the same stats as before . It can be bought for 15 , 000 gil at Baron during the final chapter . " Dissidia Final Fantasy " . The Dwarven Axe is a level 22 axe that provides + 20 Attack , - 2 Defense , and Wall Rush HP Damage + 5 % . It can be obtained from the shop by trading 6 , 050 gil , Light Axe , Strength Axe , and Transmogridust x8 . " Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy " . The Dwarven Axe returns as a level 1 axe that provides + 26 Attack , - 52 Bravery , and Wall Rush HP Damage + 5 % . It can be obtained from the shop by trading 24 , 600 gil , Light Axe , and Basilisk Pebble .
Bostaunieux Oubliette Bostaunieux Oubliette is a dungeon area in " Final Fantasy XI " . Location . This prison , accessed from the basement of the Chateau d ' Oraguille , is not currently in use by the Kingdom of San d ' Oria , although a few guards are still kept to patrol the halls . The deeper recesses of the oubliette is accessible only through a guarded trap door . Due to the creatures lurking deep within this area , the prison is dangerous to even the most worthy of adventurers .
Heavy Armor ( Final Fantasy VI ) The Heavy Armor is an enemy in " Final Fantasy VI " . It can be encountered in two places : in South Figaro during Locke ' s scenario , and during the Battle for the Frozen Esper in Narshe Cliffs . Battle . In South Figaro , it blocks various passages and will probably kill Locke since he is fighting alone , and the Heavy Armor ' s inherent Protect greatly reduces the damage Locke deals to them . It is highly advised to avoid them by performing various other tasks , and to flee if the player encounters them by accident . However , the player can rarely steal an Iron Helmet from them , the most powerful helmet in the game at the time . If the player wishes to acquire an Iron Helmet , they should equip Locke with a Main Gauche , White Cape , Hermes Sandals , and Mythril Shield , then place him in the back row to ensure the best chance of surviving until Locke successfully steals the helmet . Even if Locke is killed , he is revived at the edge of town , and the player is free to return and try again . In Narshe , they are much easier to face since the player has access to a full party and will be at a higher level . If Celes is in the party , the Heavy Armor will cast Magitek Barrier which grants Protect and Reflect on it . Thus , it is advised not to use magic against them , even though they have inherent Protect status . Instead , attacks that ignore defense work best , such as Sabin ' s Raging Fist or Cyan ' s Fang . AI script . If Celes is in the battle ( only once per fight ) : If 0 or 4 monsters are left : Attack Turns : 1st Turn : Attack ( 100 % ) 2nd Turn : Attack ( 33 % ) or Magitek Laser ( 33 % ) or Metal Knuckles ( 33 % )
Gigas Gator ( The After Years ) Gigas Gator is an enemy in " " . It is a more powerful version of the Alligator enemy , but is fought in the same manner . One Blizzara spell is more than enough to dispatch it if the party can ' t kill it in a simple attack .
Vouivre ( Final Fantasy XIII - 2 ) The Vouivre is an enemy in " Final Fantasy XIII - 2 " . Paradigm Pack . The Vouivre is a Commando . Its Feral Link , Tail Whip , deals physical damage and launches the target into the air . Etymology . Voivre is derived from the word " guivre " .
Omega Mk . II Omega Mk . II is an optional superboss in the " Advance " and mobile / Steam versions of " Final Fantasy V " , found in the Sealed Temple ' s Tomb of Memory . The basic difference between Omega and Omega Mk . II is that the latter can change its elemental weakness . Defeating Omega Mk . II in the mobile / Steam version earns the player the achievement " Mechanical Warrior II " . Battle . Omega Mk . II changes its elemental weakness as soon as it is hit by it , and has Auto - Reflect . Omega Mk . II is weak against Stop . Atomic Ray and Flamethrower are Fire - elemental attacks and thus can be absorbed with the correct equipment . Earthquake is a ground - based attack and will miss on floating targets . Remedy , used as a counter for Rapid Fire , heals Omega fully , unless it is used right after Omega Mk . II has used Search , in which case Omega Mk . II uses Remedy as a counter , not on itself , but on the character it has targeted . Encircle eject s a character from battle . Strategy . Player should treat this fight as if they were facing the regular Omega , but should avoid using elemental attacks ( via the aid of Spellblade ) unless player knows what Omega Mk . II ' s weakness is . The player can use Flare with Spellblade freely as it ' s non - elemental magic . Due to the boss ' s Reflect status , the only way to know its weakness is to bounce Libra off a character with Reflect . Using the Dragon ' s Kiss Mix item on party members can also render most of Omega Mk . II ' s counter attacks useless . Romeo ' s Ballad works against this iteration of Omega as well .
Cannoneer Cannoneer is a recurring job appearing in a few games in the " Final Fantasy " series . The class utilizes cannons for various purposes , from direct damage to in inflicting statuses . Appearances . " Final Fantasy V " . The Cannoneer is a secret job available only in the " Advance " version . The Cannoneer ' s most notable attack is its ability to deal random side - effects . The Cannoneer is a bangaa - exclusive job . Their long - range attacks and ability to inflict massive damage makes the class formidable . " Final Fantasy Trading Card Game " . Cannoneer appears with Lightning - , Fire - , and Ice - elemental cards . " Triple Triad ( Portal App ) " . Cannoneer from " Final Fantasy V " appears on a Triple Triad card . Etymology . In Japanese the name is " bombardier " , an archaic name for artillery crewman .
Over the FANTASY ( single ) Over the FANTASY is the single of the theme song of the 2001 anime " " . It is sung by Japanese voice actress Kana Ueda . The single features three variations of the theme song , including the original full version , as well as their instrumental versions . The variations are performed by Hiroshi Imaizumi , Junko Hirotani , Taeko Saitoh , and Maki Kimura .
Veil Dancer The Veil Dancer is an enemy in " Final Fantasy VI " . Battle . If accompanied by other enemies it only uses normal attacks and its special , Mysterious Dance , which puts a party member to Sleep . If they are the only enemy present they use Fira , Blizzara , or Thundara every turn , doing heavy damage to the party if group - cast and likely killing a party member instantly if cast on a single target . Locke can steal a Thief ' s Knife from them . The Ragnarok summon can turn them into the powerful Miracle Shoes relic , and because the random encounters in Zozo remain the same in both the World of Balance and the World of Ruin , and the enemies in Zozo are weak by the point in the game the player gets Ragnarok , they provide a safe and easy way to attempt to stock up on Miracle Shoes . Strategy . Celes ' s Runic prevents Veil Dancer ' s magic and also restores about 20 MP . The player is advised to kill any Veil Dancers present first . Edgar ' s Chainsaw , found in Zozo , or Sabin ' s Raging Fist , both work to kill it quickly . AI script . If only Veil Dancers are alive : Fira ( 33 % ) or Blizzara ( 33 % ) or Thundara ( 33 % ) Attack Turns : 1st Turn : Attack ( 66 % ) or Nothing ( 33 % ) 2nd Turn : Attack ( 66 % ) or Mysterious Dance ( 33 % ) Other appearances . " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " . Veil Dancer from " Final Fantasy VI " appears as an enemy in " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " .
Alraune ( Final Fantasy IV ) The Alraune , also known as the Tarantla , Araneid , Tantala , or Tarantula , is an enemy from " Final Fantasy IV " . Along with Gloomwing and Gorgon , she can only be found on a three tile peninsula in the Underworld , which can be found directly south of the Sylph Cave . She also appears in the Lunar Ruins . Casting Float will avoid her only attack , Earthquake , thus leaving the enemy completely harmless . Etymology . It has also been known as the Tarantula .