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Longbow Longbow is a recurring bow in the series . It is usually a low to mid - ranked bow with no special properties . Appearances . " Final Fantasy II " . The Longbow is a low - ranked weapon , being the second weakest bow , and provides 5 Attack and 40 % Accuracy . It can be found in Bafsk , and bought for 250 gil in Bafsk and Salamand . " Final Fantasy III " . While not appearing physically or having any statistics inside the data , there is a text string of Longbow suggesting that at one point during development that this weapon was planned to appear in the 3D remake as a bow . " Final Fantasy XI " . Longbows have higher damage and delay than Shortbows , but can be equipped by fewer jobs ( some only for use by Rangers ) . The earliest version is at level 5 . " Final Fantasy XII " . The Longbow is a low - ranked bow that requires 30 LP and the Bows 2 License to use . It provides 33 Attack and is bought for 3 , 000 gil in Rabanastre . Bows are among the slowest weapons with 2 . 96s charge , and 1 . 4s action time . In the " International Zodiac Job System " version , the Archer class can equip the Longbow with the Bows 3 License for 35 LP . " Final Fantasy Tactics " . The Longbow is the weakest bow , providing a meager 4 Attack . It can be bought for 800 gil . It can also be found as a rare treasure with the Treasure Hunter ability at the Brigands ' Den . " Final Fantasy Tactics Advance " . The Longbow retains its status as the weakest bow , giving 19 Attack and teaching the Boost ability for 100 AP . It can be bought from Muscadet for 240 gil and any other town for 270 gil . " Final Fantasy Type - 0 " . Longbow is Trey ' s initial weapon and gives + 3 to his Strength . It can also be found as a random treasure in Bethnel Caverns . It sells for 80 gil . " The Final Fantasy Legend " . LongBow can be bought in Hidden Town for 8 , 000 GP . It has 50 uses and an attack power of 120 , the damage formula for LongBow is base on Agility . " Final Fantasy Legend III " . The weapon is called Long and it has a bow icon before its name . It has an attack power of 7 and it can be bought for 100 G at at Dharm during the Present . " Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade " . The Longbow is a weapon and at its base level , its Attack is 140 and its Defense is 180 . Its maximum level is 20 , and its cost is 2 . It is a bow class weapon and its leveling rate is normal .
Lost Emperor The Lost Emperor is a field boss in " " , found in the Snowfields . It can also be summoned in the Chocobo circuit by fusing a Lich with two Bloodbones . Each form possesses unique rewards , so it is best to fight it multiple times . Battle . The Lost Emperor is the strongest of the three Fusion - type monsters . Unlike the Legion and Gashadokuro , it has three forms : The easiest but most annoying form . Its basic structure consist of the Bloodbones reshaped into a motorcycle for the Lich to ride on , using its crown as the handlebars . It will spend the entire battle running at the player making it hard to get a lock on it or throw projectiles at it . It is possible to make it crash into a wall , dealing massive damage , by positioning oneself near a wall and waiting for it to try and run over , then lock on it and kinetically push it sideways towards the wall . This one is an immobile spell - casting tree with purple face - shaped fruits growing from its branches . In this mode the Lost Emperor will be shooting multiple energy blast from its fruits while gathering energy in its core to cast the Lich ' s Wall Spell , repetitively forcing the player to stay in range of its energy blast . The player can get rid of the fruits by shaking the tree sideways giving some breading time to prepare an attack . If one shakes them all off the tree it will make the the Lost Emperor cast Self - Destruct , creating a powerful explosion which deals heavy damage if caught in the explosion . It is recommended to use this against it while outside of the Wall ' s Spell energy field . This form is Legion - like and battles much like Legion using similar physical attack patterns with Sword Stab and Blade Dance . Unlike Legion the Shadow Flare attack is combined with the Wall Spell to create a new Shadow Wall projectile , which charges and launches just like a Shadow Flare , but when it detonates it generates a wall of energy which can damage the player if touched forcing one to stay inside or outside the circle of energy . Using Body Slam to stun it won ' t work since it will just switch it into its Dead Rider Mode , so it ' s best to focus in the use of the projectiles to take it down .
Steelguard Steelguard is a recurring ability in the series , appearing in the " Lightning Saga " . It boosts the user ' s physical and magic resistance if they are attacked while using it . Appearances . " Final Fantasy XIII " . Steelguard is a Sentinel ability . While using Steelguard the damage reduction percentage increases by 20 . Defense increases each time the Sentinel is attacked while guard is in effect ; each received attack increases the damage reduction by 1 - 3 % . Steelguard can be learned by : " Final Fantasy XIII - 2 " . Steelguard returns as a Sentinel ability and is identical to it ' s previous appearance . Steelguard can be learned by Serah at role level 3 , Pulsework Gladiator , Silver Chocobo and Major Moblin at level 1 , and Tezcatlipoca at level 2 .
Harbor Harbor is a location in " Final Fantasy Legend II " . Upon arriving into the harbor , the party finds Kame loitering around the area . He tells the party that Hana when to Echigoya ' s ship all alone . Story . The party boards the ship , and finds Hana and Taro at the bottom of the ship . The main character asks if she ' s alright , but is surprised to see Taro down here too . She tells them that Taro saved her from Echigoya ' s gangsters , and thanks him . The ship is full of bananas , so now they can arrest Echigoya , and should hurry to the Court . The party offers to go with her , and Taro tells them that he ' ll go tell Kame that Hana is alright .
Flamehound Flamehound , also known as FlameDog , Flame Beast , and Fiery Hound , is a recurring enemy in the series , debuting in " Final Fantasy IV " . They are beasts made of fire , attacking with their signature ability Scorch or Flame , and are always vulnerable to Ice - elemental attacks . Appearances . " Final Fantasy IV " . Flamehound is an enemy fought at Tower of Zot as a Monster - in - a - box , then later in random encounters at Tower of Babil and on the overworld near Agart . It is a powerful foe , attacking with the powerful Scorch ability on the entire party frequently . " Final Fantasy IV - Interlude - " . Flamehound is an enemy fought on the overworld near Eblan and the Cave of Eblan , and later as a boss at the Tower of Babil as one of the bosses holding an Eidolon . It is otherwise the same as before . " " . Flamehound is an enemy fought outside Baron in Kain ' s Tale , the Lair of the Father during the Lunarians tale , and in the Challenge Dungeons for Rydia , Yang , and Porom , in addition to being fought at the very start of the game with Ceodore and as a scripted battle in Edge ' s Tale when Izayoi rejoins the party at the Tower of Bbail . They are the same as before . " Final Fantasy Dimensions " . Flamehound is an enemy fought at Mt . Liene and around the Verde area . They attack the party with constant Blaze attacks . Flamehound is a similarly named enemy , but is named differently in the Japanese version .
King of Hearts ( Final Fantasy XI ) The King of Hearts is the ruler of the Cardian s , loyal to the Federation of Windurst in " Final Fantasy XI " . He is sent to Aht Urhgan with Karababa and Rodin - Comidin as an ambassador , but quickly gets into a verbal , then physical altercation with Mnejing , a Royal Automaton . The issue over which they fight is one of courtesy , and the King of Hearts refuses to endure any real or perceived disrespect from a " soulless puppet " . There is a certain comedic aspect to this since both are members of a man - made race .
Shiva ( Final Fantasy X boss ) Shiva is a boss in " Final Fantasy X " . She is fought in three instances : a one - on - one aeon duel between Yuna and Belgemine at the Calm Lands and later at the Remiem Temple , as well as the final battle . Yuna is given an opportunity to fight Shiva at the Calm Lands in an aeon battle with Belgemine . The player must beat Shiva and all of Belgemine ' s aeons to receive the Aeon ' s Soul item that will enable aeon development . The player will also receive 30 Power Spheres . Every other battle won against her will earn 30 Speed Spheres . Furthermore , the player needs to beat Belgemine at Remiem Temple to obtain the Moon Sigil , in conjunction with 60 Mega - Potions . Every other battle won will earn the player 6 Star Curtains . Battle . In the first battle , the opposing Shiva has 15 , 000 HP and 900 MP . She absorbs any ice attacks , and is immune to status ailments and any break attacks . At the Remiem Temple battle she has 20 , 000 HP and 950 MP . Her immunities , weaknesses and absorptions are the same . Yuna also encounters Shiva as an enemy inside Sin . Shiva ' s stats are identical to that of when being summoned , except for MP and Luck which are both always 1 . Shiva ' s attacks are comprised of her usual physical attack , Heavenly Strike and Diamond Dust , as well as Blizzara and / or Blizzaga depending on which battle . Heavenly Strike inflicts Threaten in the Calm Lands battle , a weak delay in the Inside Sin battle , and a moderate delay in the Remiem Temple battle . In the Calm Lands battle , Shiva does not use Diamond Dust , but merely uses Heavenly Strike as her overdrive . Strategy . Simplest strategy is to summon Bahamut with the Overdrive gauge fully or close to fully charged . His Overdrive should be enough to kill her . In the battle within Sin , a good method is to use Lulu , Yuna , and Auron . Yuna should heal and cast NulFrost , Lulu should use Reflex , and Auron should use Armor , Magic , and Mental Breaks on her . An alternate method is to use equipment with Ice Eater , Iceproof or Ice Ward and simply attack .
Domovoi ( Final Fantasy IV - Interlude - ) The Domovoi is an enemy from " Final Fantasy IV - Interlude - " . They are not much stronger than Goblins ; possessing a very weak physical attack and have low HP . They often attack in groups of up to six .
Cerberus ( Final Fantasy XI ) Cerberus is a genus of enemies in " Final Fantasy XI " . Cerberus is also the name of a specific Notorious Monster encountered in Mount Zhayolm and Nyzul Isle . The Cerberus is a giant three - headed beast . Extremely rare in " Vana ' diel " , the first sighting of this beast was in Halvung , home of the Troll mercenaries . Highly aggressive , even being able to detect adventurers who are hidden under the Invisible status , Cerberus attack through their use of massive paws , flailing tail and toxic breath attacks . Almost all Cerberus attacks are fire - based , and they are most notorious for their devastating " Gates of Hades " attack , which scorches everyone around them and leaves them to suffer with burns . All Cerberus in " Final Fantasy XI " are either Notorious Monsters or encountered only in battlefields . Variants . Orthrus - Orthrus is a Cerberus variant first encountered in Abyssea .
Bunyip The Bunyip is an enemy found on Djose Highroad in " Final Fantasy X " . When fighting against a Bunyip or any enemy with a hard shell early in the game , it is best to bring in Auron or Kimahri because they have the Piercing ability on their weapon . Attack pattern . " From Final Fantasy X Ultimania Guide ( translated from Japanese ) . "
Panasonic FOMA P900iV The Panasonic FOMA P900iV is a mobile phone model released in Japan by mobile phone manufacturer in 2004 , in conjunction with the release of " " . Featuring prominently in the movie as the phone used by Cloud Strife , the model was released in three color choices ; Bronze Orange , Champagne Gold and Cloud Black . The model came pre - installed with additional " Final Fantasy " media , such as animated avatars of Cloud , Tifa Lockhart and Aerith Gainsborough . Short clips from " Advent Children " , which can be assigned to specific incoming calls , two wallpapers for the main screen and front display ( Cloud and Fenrir ) , two ringtones ( " Aerith ' s Theme " , " Melody from FFVII : AC " ) and two sound effects ( " Victory Fanfare " and Fenrir ) . Stats . The model is a clamshell form model with a fold - and - twist flip design . The model has a CCD camera with a resolution of 1 . 95 Megapixels on its side , in addition to possessing a 262 , 144 color QVGA ( 320x240 pixels ) TFT LCD screen as its main display . The external sub - display is 96x64 pixels in size and displays 4 , 096 colors . A secondary CMOS camera is located above the main display for video calls while a miniSD card slot is available for storage , with support for up to 128MB cards . Other additions include ; bar code reader , infrared , i - chat , MP3 player , and 384 kbps Internet .
Gil Turtle ( Final Fantasy V ) The Gil Turtle is an optional boss in " Final Fantasy V " . A deadly enemy in early level s , it can be found in two locations : the Gil Cave in Galuf ' s World , and the Merged World ' s bonus dungeon — the Sealed Temple ' s River of Souls . Battle . Despite being undead , Life spells and items have no effect on Gil Turtle ; it is instead weak to Ice . Its attacks include Earthquake , which does heavy damage unless Float is cast , and Turtle , which hits two party members at one turn and can inflict Confuse , similar to the Shield Dragon ' s Knock Silly . It will also cast Earthquake when defeated . The Death Sickle effect Instant Death fully heals Gil Turtle . Strategy . A good strategy is to cast Float before the battle to dodge Gil Turtle ' s Earthquake spell at the end of battle . Once the battle starts , the player should immediately cast Blink , which will help dodge Gil Turtle ' s attacks , as well as summoning Golem as backup , in case Blink wears off before the party has time to recast it . The player should cast Blink and Golem regularly , while using the Bard ' s Requiem song , which harms the undead , and Blizzaga ( especially when used with the Spellblade command ) . Another strategy consists of having a party composed of one Knight and three Bards . The Knight should wear Bone Mail and an Elven Mantle to boost evasion , and ensure the Bards can use Summon and Time Magic between them , so Golem can be summoned and Return can be cast if needed . The Bards should be brought down to critical HP before facing the Gil Turtle , so the Knight will automatically Guard them while they use Requiem . Other appearances . " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " . Gil Turtle from " Final Fantasy V " appears as an enemy in " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " .
Doorbull Doorbull is an enemy from " Final Fantasy VII " fought in the Temple of the Ancients and in the third round of the Battle Square on disc 2 onwards after Gold Saucer reopens . When fought in the Battle Square its stats are enhanced with double the regular HP and its Attack and Magic Attack are increased by 25 % . Doorbull is also fought on the third round of the PC version Battle Square demo . Battle . Doorbull has high HP and uses two physical and two magical attacks . They are not immune to statuses , not even to Berserk , even if it doesn ' t have an attack specified to use when it is berserked . Instead , it will attempt to use an attack that costs 65 , 335 MP until the end of the battle . Strategy . Doorbull ' s high HP warrants the use of various magic or Limit Breaks to defeat them . Status attacks are effective as it is not immune to anything . It is advisable to not use Vincent ' s Galian Beast Limit Break , as his Beast Flare ability will heal the Doorbull . Being unable to control Vincent in this state makes it hard to defeat the Doorbull before Vincent heals it back to full health . AI script . AI : Main Etymology . The enemy ' s Japanese name appears to be a pun on the English words " double " and " bull " . Though rather than use the simple katakana form of " bull " it uses " which would have the same pronunciation ; and rather than use the kana , it uses . This caused confusion in the localization , as if it were using full - sized kana it would be the Japanese word for " door " .
Crypt Bunny The Crypt Bunny is a Rare Game enemy found in the Feywood in " Final Fantasy XII " . It is a stronger version of Dreamhare . Bestiary entry . Derivation : Requirement . To spawn the Crypt Bunny , the player must kill at least six Cerberus and all the Tartarus in the Walk of Stolen Truths area . The Crypt Bunny then has a 20 % chance of spawning at the eastern side of the area . The Wolf genus enemies respawn at a faster rate than usual . When they stop respawning , the Crypt Bunny appears . There appear to be multiple potential spawn points . Two confirmed locations are by the Southern Golem in the icy gorge - like area , and on the northernmost path .
Taro Hakase Taro Hakase ( 葉加瀬 太郎 , " Hakase Tarō " ) is a Japanese musician and renowned violinist . Born in Suita , Osaka , he has performed since 1997 with his debut album " Watashi " , and have released a number of albums . He has also performed live in front of audiences and collaborated with other artists . In international spotlight , he is known to have performed the violin for Celine Dion ' s " To Love You More " in her album " Let ' s Talk About Love " . Within the " Final Fantasy " community , he is known for his performance in " Symphonic Poem " Hope " " , an album released in 2006 to complement the release of " Final Fantasy XII " . The songs featured were played during the game ' s credits and jointly composed with Yuji Toriyama .
Vylbrand Vylbrand is an island in Eorzea from " Final Fantasy XIV " , just southwest of the continent of Aldenard . Geography . Vylbrand is separated from Aldenard by the Strait of Merlthor . The island is divided by a large volcano at the center . La Noscea . Characterized by beautiful and vast grassy fields , La Noscea is the location of the city - state of Limsa Lominsa . O ' Ghomoro . Region north of La Noscea known for its vast lakes , waterfalls , mountains and forests .
List of Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles : My Life as a King dungeons Dungeons are areas surrounding Padarak to which King Leo ' s adventurers can go to and complete behests , gain experience , explore , or defeat legendary monsters in " " . In these dungeons adventurers can collect materials needed by the different shops and academies to continue researching upgrades for weapons , armor , items , spells , etc . As King Leo , this is where the player may set behests . The dungeons closest to Padarak start off at beginner levels and rise as adventurers move further away . There are two sets of dungeons : The first set comes with the game , and the second set is unlocked by purchasing add - on content . There are approximately 36 dungeons in the base game , including dungeons that are available on Hard and Very Hard mode . With all add - on content purchased , the total dungeon count for the game is 63 . Dungeons . Recommended levels the dungeons should be attempted at are listed in order of Normal Mode / Hard Mode / Very Hard Mode , and boss monsters are listed in bold . Special mission boss monsters are in bold italics .
Orthros ( The After Years ) Orthros ( Ultros in the Wii version ) is a boss from " " . He is in the Depths of the True Moon . Battle . Orthros regularly uses Earthquake and Tentacle , the latter of which strikes one target twice or two targets once . He sometimes uses Bad Breath and counters all physical attacks with Constrict and all magic with Bile . After taking enough damage the music will change and the player receives a warning about Orthros changing his form . At this time he absorbs all elemental damage and counters elemental spells with the third - tier spell of that element , Firaga to counter Fire , for example . He will still use Tentacle , which can now hit up to four times , but his Constrict counterattacks occur less frequently . Orthros will begin using Deluge , which can do several thousand damage to the party , and Maelstrom to reduce the party ' s HP to single digits . Orthros drops the Kitchen Knife , Sheila ' s kitchen utensil from the original game , which can be Thrown to cause 9 , 999 damage . Strategy . The player is advised to have many to deal with Constrict . For the first part of the battle the player can take their time buffing the party as Orthros is not strong . With Float cast , Quake will be negated and thus his only form of offense save for his counterattacks is Tentacle . The player should cast Shell several times to reduce the damage from Deluge in the second part , and with stronger Tentacles and Maelstrom will need to be more diligent on their healing . Another strategy is to cast Reflect on Golbez and Rydia if they are in the party and use Flare on Orthros ' s second form . He will counter with a direct Flare , which will bounce and hit him . One only needs to cast Flare twice to defeat him . Etymology . The Orthros of " Final Fantasy " has no connection with the mythical Orthros , save for their link to Typhon , which in the Greek myth was the father of Orthros and Cerberus .
Moogle Paint Moogle Paint is a feature in the " Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles " series . It allows the player to paint a moogle . Concept . According to an interview with Mitsuru Kamiyama who directed " " , he came up with the idea two weeks before the original " Crystal Chronicles " game was completed . When he came up with the idea he wrote it all down on a chopsticks wrapper , showed it to the Executive Producer , and was given the thumbs up and was added to the final game . The feature was popular , and was added into the next game . Appearance . " Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles " . In single - player mode of " Crystal Chronicles " , players could paint the moogle Mog who carries the Crystal Chalice for them . Whenever the player enters a Moogle ' s home , Mog can be found in front of the fire place and there he will ask the player if they want to paint him . He can only be painted with three colors : red , blue , and green . Depending on what he was colored , each paint would give Mog the ability to cast certain spells , and changes what data is displayed on the Game Boy Advance if the player plugs it in . In " Ring of Fates " story - mode , players could once again paint a moogle . The moogle can usually be found near a Save point . After giving the player a Moogle Stamp he will ask if they would like to paint him . Due to the touch screen , Moogle Paint has much more options then the original games version . Players can change the moogle ' s pompom , fur , ear , foot , and wing color . The moogle ' s face , head , and body can be painted on . Mog Trader allows players to send or receive painted moogles from other players via Wi - Fi . Contest . A contest was held on the Japanese and North American " Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles " News blog , where players could send their painted moogle in via Wi - Fi to win a prize .
Koppe Koppe , also known as Kope , is a minor non - playable character in the original " Final Fantasy " . A man from Onrac , he witnessed the fall of a robot into the land , near the Waterfall Cavern , and later told the Warriors of Light who investigated the cavern and discovered the ancient automaton .
The Damned The Damned is an enemy in " Final Fantasy V " . It possesses two Blue Magic spells , Doom and Off - Guard , but it can only use physical attacks , so it is not much of a threat . To learn the Blue Magics , the player must Control the monster and give it an Ether . Necromancers can learn Drain Touch by defeating it .