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Rachel Rachel is a non - player character in " Final Fantasy VI " . She was Locke ' s lover who lived in Kohlingen . Story . Rachel was Locke ' s girlfriend in Kohlingen . He took Rachel to Mt . Kolts , looking for what would become her engagement ring . Upon crossing a rickety bridge it began to collapse with Locke on it , but Rachel pushed him to safety and took the fall . Locke brought her back to Kohlingen , but she had lost her memory . Her father blamed it on Locke , and he kicked him out of their house . Rachel agreed to her father ' s decision as she had no memory of Locke and their relationship , and only saw him as someone upsetting her parents . The Kohlingen residents were angry at him , leading Locke to leave the town . Rachel was killed a year later in a raid by the Empire , but her memory was restored and her last words were : " If a man called Locke should ever return , please tell him that I love him . " Locke heard about the attack and returned to Kohlingen only to find he was too late . Determined to do something , he took Rachel ' s body to an herbologist in Kohlingen who preserved her so Locke could search for a way to bring her back to life . His feelings of guilt continued to haunt him , leading him to try to protect every woman in need he came across . After the world is destroyed , Locke hears of the legendary esper , Phoenix , that can revive the dead . Locke finds it in Phoenix Cave and returns to Kohlingen to use the Phoenix on Rachel . The cracked magicite shard could only revive her for a few moments , but she helps Locke overcome his guilt , tells him to " give his love to the one who now dwells in his heart " and dies again . Her spirit merges with the Phoenix magicite and restores the magicite to its original splendor . Musical themes . The theme associated with Locke and Rachel ' s relationship is called " Forever Rachel " . The theme plays during Locke ' s flashback scene with Rachel and the subsequent events involving them . The theme shares the same melody as " Locke ' s Theme " .
Curse Curse may refer to : Etymology . A ( also called a jinx , hex or execration ) is any expressed wish that some form of adversity or misfortune will befall or attach to some other entity — one or more persons , a place , or an object . In particular , " curse " may refer to a wish that harm or hurt will be inflicted by any supernatural powers , such as a spell , a prayer , an imprecation , an execration , magic , witchcraft , God , a natural force , or a spirit . In many belief systems , the curse itself ( or accompanying ritual ) is considered to have some causative force in the result .
Null Magic Null Magic , also known as Null - Magic and Magic Damper , is a status where the afflicted unit becomes completely immune to magical damage . Appearances . " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - " . Null Magic is a status that makes Zack Fair immune to magic damage . It can be gained via the Digital Mind Wave by spontaneously rolling 3 - 3 - 3 outside of modulating phase , or via Cait Sith ' s Courage Boost ability . " Final Fantasy X - 2 " . Magical Masque makes the party immune to magical damage . It is learned on the Songstress dressphere for 20 AP , but the key item Magical Dances Vol II is needed to learn it . It is the reward for defeating the Experiment in Chapter 5 when all its stats are at level 5 . Yuna ' s special dressphere , Floral Fallal , has access to Barrier which nullifies magic damage done to the user . The Psychic dressphere has the ability Magic Guard which nullifies all magical damage done . It takes 80 AP to learn and Gravity Eater must be mastered . " Final Fantasy XI " . The Magic Shield status prevents all magic from taking effect on the target , including status effect spells . Players may obtain the effect by using the items Spiritual Incense , Fool ' s Drink , Fool ' s Tonic , or Fool ' s Powder ( the last of which also affects all players nearby , not just the user ) . Numerous monsters have special abilities that can gain Magic Shield , including the Ahriman family ' s Magic Barrier , the Hydra family ' s Polar Bulwark , the Magic Pot family ' s Spectral Barrier , the Ruszor family ' s Hydro Blast , and the Soulflayer family ' s Immortal Shield . There is also a stronger form of Magic Shield that absorbs damage from magic as well as a weaker form that absorbs a fixed amount of damage before disappearing ala Stoneskin , but limited to magic only . " Final Fantasy XII " . Certain enemies can erect a Magick Barrier that makes them immune to magickal damage for two minutes . It is used by Goliath , The Undying , Vayne Novus and Vyraal . " Final Fantasy XIII " . Magic Damper is a synthesis ability that negates all magical damage taken by the character , but makes them unable to be healed from damage or status with magic . It is obtained by equipping five items of the Ultimate Magic group . As only Snow and Fang have weapons in the Ultimate Magic synthesis group , they are the only characters that can obtain Magic Damper . The Spell Fencer ' s Magic Thwart makes the party immune to enemies ' magic attacks for four turns . It is the third ability learned on the job and takes three AP to execute .
Dice de Chocobo Dice de Chocobo is a video game originally released in 1999 for the PlayStation in the " Chocobo Collection " . It was later planned to be remade for the WonderSwan Color , but was cancelled , and it was finally remade for the Game Boy Advance in 2002 and given the title Chocobo Land : A Game of Dice . Gameplay . The style of play for Chocobo Land is reminiscent of Monopoly or " Itadaki Street " . The player begins each match on Start , which is a round space with a rainbow - colored border . They are given a certain amount of Crystals and the option of buying creatures placing them on spaces to increase the value of that space , so when an opponent lands on it they must pay more CP . The first person to accumulate enough CP for the goal and return to the start point wins . The player acts the role of Chocobo , who is trying to beat this board game world in order to return his friends and himself to the real world . From the overworld map , the player can select the region to play in . Each region has its own board design and opponent ; as the player progresses through the game , they will face more ( up to three ) computer controlled opponents at a time . Replaying a region after completing it for the story earns the player more playing pieces .
Necrohol of Mullonde The Necrohol of Mullonde , also known as Murond Death City , is a location from " Final Fantasy Tactics " . It is the location of the Airship Graveyard , where Saint Ajora Glabados was buried and is where the Lucavi demon Ultima can be resurrected . At one point , Loffrey Wodring calls it ' Hell ' . Story . Folmarv Tengille , a Knights Templar in the service of the Church of Glabados , has long been possessed by Ultima ' s second - in - command , Hashmal . After gathering the things he needs to perform the resurrection — Alma Beoulve for use as a host body , the Virgo Stone associated with Ultima , and the Scriptures of Germonique , which tell Folmarv how to pass through the portal leading between Orbonne Monastery and the Necrohol — Folmarv travels to Orbonne with fellow knights Loffrey Wodring and Cletienne Duroi . Loffrey opens the portal to allow Folmarv and Cletienne to pass through , but Alma ' s brother Ramza is in hot pursuit . Ramza defeats Loffrey at the portal , and Loffrey opens it , drawing them into the Necrohol , where Loffrey seals the portal from the inside . Ramza presses onward , defeating Cletienne outside the building where he emerges from the portal . Folmarv makes his way to the Airship Graveyard and attempts to perform the resurection ceremony to no avail , as not enough bloodshed has occurred since Ajora ' s death . Ramza defeats Barich Fendsor , a machinist who had previously been killed by Ramza , but returns demon - possessed . He catches up to Folmarv , who attempts to sacrifice Ramza to Ultima . He transforms into Hashmal and unleashes his fury , but Ramza wounds him , breaking the spell on Alma that was keeping her asleep . Furious , Hashmal takes his own life as a sacrifice to Ultima , and Alma is possessed by Ajora . Alma ' s soul resists , and she breaks free , separating physically from Ajora , who in response transforms into Ultima and attacks . Ramza and Alma defeat Ultima , who , after drawing power from her Ultima Demon servants to transform into a skeletal monstrosity , makes a second attempt to gather more power . This results in a massive explosion that destroys the Airship Graveyard . Etymology . The " - hol " is less apparent , and may be a form of " hollow " as in several place names , rendering it " Dead Hollow " . It also may simply be a respelling of " hall " . The term has since been reused to refer to any dead ( and usually haunted ) Ivalician city . The word also sounds like " necropole " , which is French for " necropolis " that is used as a term for a city of the dead .
Bobo Bird Statue The Bobo Bird Statue is found in " Final Fantasy IX " at the Business District in Lindblum . It is not an item that the player receives , but it can interacted with it and show the description displayed above . It is unknown who or what the Olgan myth stems from , but the statue appears to be a treasured keepsake by the innkeepers of Lindblum . The Bobo Bird is also part of Ragtime Mouse ' s trivia . He asks the question , " Bobo bird is a bird that brings you fortune " , and the answer is " False " . This is because the Bobo Birds are " symbols " of good fortune .
Guild Guilds allow the player to recruit a variety of characters in " The Final Fantasy Legend " , each with their own strengths and flaws . This customization of a party either removes or adds to the challenge of the game . Guilds are found on every main level . Characters are revived at the House of Life as long as they have at least one Heart remaining . At any point , the player can replace dead characters at the guild , except for the first character chosen at the beginning of the game .
Jump ( stat ) Jump is a stat found exclusively in the Ivalice Alliance series , mainly the " Tactics " series . It is the stat that indicates how high an unit can jump , and if the target location is greater than the unit ' s Jump stat , the target cannot jump to that location . Appearances . " Final Fantasy Tactics " . The following is a list of each class ' s default Jump stat : The Spiked Boots and Germinas Boots both grant Jump + 1 while equipped . In addition , units can equip the Movement Abilities Jump + 1 , Jump + 2 , and Jump + 3 . The player can also opt to ignore the Jump stat altogether by equipping the ability Ignore Elevation . " Final Fantasy Tactics Advance " . The following is a list of each class ' s default Jump stat : The following pieces of equipment modifies Jump rates : The Galmia Shoes ignores height and allows the unit to go to any height they choose . Likewise , the Fairy Shoes ignore the Jump stat . The following is a list of each class ' s default Jump stat : The following pieces of equipment give bonuses to the Jump stat : For gria ( Hunter , Raptor , Ravager , and Geomancer ) and other flying units such as Black Chocobo , the Jump stat is irrelevant to them as they ignore height completely . The Galmia Shoes and Faerie Shoes both ignore height completely as well .
Bullmotor Bullmotor is an enemy from " Final Fantasy VII " fought in Corel Prison and in the opening round of the Battle Square during the time " Tiny Bronco " is available . 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 % . Battle . The Bullmotor has higher HP than the average enemy encountered in the Corel Prison area , but it is not particularly difficult to vanquish . Physical attacks and basic magic , especially Bolt magic , can be used to defeat it . The Bullmotor possesses the Matra Magic Enemy Skill , which it uses in equal measure to its standard attack . If the player has the time , it is recommended to steal from the Bullmotor , as it has the valuable X - Potion , the earliest that it can be stolen . AI script . AI : Main
Tiamat ( Revenant Wings ) Tiamat is an Esper in " " . She is the Rank III Ranged Thunder summon , and costs 20 Affinity points to summon . Her normal attack , Plasma Storm , deals Thunder damage to multiple foes while her special , Mighty Guard , increases the Defense and Magick Defense of all allies in range . The teal Tiamats are ally Yarhi , while the red ones are enemy Yarhi .
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Original Soundtrack Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Original Soundtrack is the soundtrack to " Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles " , composed and arranged by Kumi Tanioka . The opening and ending themes were translated into English for the game ' s U . S . release ; the English version of the opening theme can be found on the promo CD " Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles : A Musical Journey " . The first pressing version of the soundtrack comes in a " liquid case , " a thick plastic sleeve that wraps around the jewel case like a book cover . Within the plastic is a gel meant to simulate myrrh . The standard version comes in a standard - sized jewel case with obi . The liner notes include the tracklist in Japanese ( kana ) ; messages from composer Kumi Tanioka ; Hidenori Iwasaki , music programming and arrangement ; and Garyu Matsumoto ( Roba House ) , who played the ancient instruments heard on the soundtrack ; a profile of Yae ; and notes on the " ancient instruments " used in the making of the music . Also included are lyrics to " Kaze no ne " and " Hoshizukiyo " . When Tanioka was involved in the " Crystal Chronicles " she was looking at the illustrations of the game world and planned for the world ' s music . She wanted to capture the sense of " world music " in a broad sense , where music is not limited to a single country or culture . The music of " Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles " was created as Tanioka externalized this notion of what she believed to be perfect for the game . Sheet music . Published by DOREMI Music Publishing , the " Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Original Soundtrack Piano Sheet Music " book contains piano arrangements by Kumi Tanioka for the music on the " Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Original Soundtrack " . The difficulty level is from beginner to intermediate .
Minus Strike Minus Strike is a recurring ability in the series . It deals non - elemental damage to one target equal to the difference in the user ' s Max HP and current HP . Appearances . " Final Fantasy IX " . Minus Strike is an ability usable by Steiner , learned for 35 AP from the Iron Sword , Rubber Helm , and Excalibur II . It deals non - elemental damage equal to the difference in Steiner ' s Max HP and current HP at the cost of 8 MP . " Bravely Default " . Minus Strike is a level 6 ability of the Dark Knight class , which deals damage to one target equal to the amount of HP the user has lost at the cost of 16 MP .
Feather Feather may refer to : Etymology . s are one of the epidermal growths that form the distinctive outer covering , or plumage , on birds and some non - avian theropod dinosaurs . They are considered the most complex integumentary structures found in vertebrates , and indeed a premier example of a complex evolutionary novelty . They are among the characteristics that distinguish the extant Aves from other living groups . Feathers have also been noticed in those Theropoda which have been termed feathered dinosaurs .
Rust Pudding The Rust Pudding is an enemy in " Final Fantasy XIII " . Metallic members of the Flan family , they are often seen fighting with Cryohedrons and Pulsework Centurion s . They are also seen with the larger Ferruginous Pudding brethren . They can be easily taken out by Ravagers ' repeated Sparkstrike attacks . Unlike certain members of the Flan species it is unable to merge with another to transform into a more powerful form , even though a larger version , the Ferruginous Pudding , exists .
Holy Tonberry The Holy Tonberry is an enemy in " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - " . It is the strongest in its group of enemies . It is best to try to stay behind or beside the Tonberry to avoid its trademark Kitchen Knife attack . A good strategy is to cast Graviga a couple of times , then finish it off with Costly Punch . The player can steal some valuable Gold Rolling Pins from the Tonberry , too . To defeat it quickly , Zack should have the Break Damage Limit and use Costly Punch as much as possible .
Oilboyle Oilboyle is a boss in " Final Fantasy VIII " . Two are fought in Balamb Garden - MD Level . Much later on , Oilboyles can be encountered in some parts of Ultimecia Castle as regular encounters , although only one at a time . Battle . Oilboyles are weak to Fire . They can draw their own magic to cure status or heal . Oil Blast is a counter attack used when one third of Oilboyle ' s HP is removed . Sonic Wave targets all characters and can inflict Curse . Unlike most bosses , Quistis ' s Degenerator Limit Break can be used successfully against them . Strategy . By junctioning Fire to elemental attack and using Fire magic , the player can quickly defeat the two Oilboyles . In addition to Quistis ' s Degenerator , another good Limit Break is Irvine ' s Fire Shot .
Makonoid ( enemy ) The Makonoid is an enemy from " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - " . It is agile and strong ; with high Attack , Magic , and Spirit ratings . Costly Punch works well against it . The player should try to steal some Dualcast Materia from it .
Holy Dragon Holy Dragon , also known as White Drgn and WhitDrgn , is a recurring creature in the series . As its name suggests , it is often a dragon that uses Holy - elemental or healing abilities , primarily having access to Holy . Appearances . " Final Fantasy " . Holy Dragon is an enemy fought at Lifespring Grotto exclusive to the Game Boy Advance and later versions of the game . It fights using semi - powerful physical attacks and the Holy spell . It has the highest HP and Magic Defense of all the dragons fought in the room where Dark Bahamut lies , but is often fought alone . " Final Fantasy VI " . Holy Dragon is an enemy fought at Cultists ' Tower . It attacks only with Holy , making it one of the easiest of the Eight legendary dragons as the player can come into the battle with Auto - Reflect from the Reflect Ring . It has the lowest HP of the dragons and is also vulnerable to Silence . In the Game Boy Advance and later versions of the game , the player can refight it at the Dragons ' Den , where it counters all attacks on it with Curaga and comes with Auto - Regen . In addition , it now attacks using powerful attacks such as Saintly Beam , Holy , Heavenly Wrath , and Heartless Angel . " Final Fantasy Tactics " . Holy Dragon is an obtainable unit that fights using the three elemental abilities Fire Breath , Ice Breath , and Thunder Breath . Found in the lowest level of the Mining Town of Gollund , specifically the Gollund Coal Shaft . Upon completing Nelveska Temple with both the Holy Dragon and Beowulf still in the party ' s ranks , the Holy Dragon will become its human form , Reis . This is the only Holy Dragon in the entire game .
Galdes ( boss ) Galdes is a boss from " " . This first battle is fairly easy at this point in the game . He may start the battle using a red laser that travels horizontally . This attack can be avoided simply by jumping , but failing to do so will leave the player Poisoned , Blinded , and Cursed . This is especially dangerous if he uses the laser again . He also lowers the cape on his back to fire two lasers that aim at the player ' s current position . The damage can be pretty high if both connect and may send players off the temple . Do not jump on Galdes because he will scratch the player twice ; the first one stuns and damages , the second one knocks players off and damages . Lilties can stun him before this happens however at a high enough level . He will create a rotating barrier for a few seconds as damage adds up making him immune to all attacks . Red crystals will drop and after a while start flashing . Destroy them if players are low on Magicites or avoid them and let the barrier wear off . Sometimes he approaches players to scratch them . Other times he picks up players and throw them off the temple roof ! His final attack also doubles as a weakness : he will throw his crescent cape skyward , then it flashes red . This is treated as a red crystal weakness . While it may be tempting to just slash him , unless he has one more hit to go , run to the edge of the field . The cape will crash down in a magnificent explosion , stunning the player and allowing him to use the horizontal laser ( yes , he can still use this with out his cape ) . Often you may resist it only to get thrown off . His cape will remain stuck in the ground unless he warps it back on his back . The cape can be destroyed for more Magicites and if it comes down at the same time as Galdes is defeated , it will not be destroyed . Be careful with the final hit , because if he is defeated near the edge most of the spoils will fall off the temple . Of note , Galdes is weak to Holy - elemental attacks .
Reptile Reptiles are a type of enemy in the " Final Fantasy series " . Appareance . " Final Fantasy X " & " Final Fantasy X - 2 " . These lizard - like fiends generally have low HP , high Evasion and Speed , and the ability to inflict status effects on the party . In " Final Fantasy X - 2 " , it takes 18 kills to Oversoul a Reptile . " Final Fantasy Legend II " . Reptile type enemies consist of the Toad , Snake , and Tortoise monster family . The Dragon will deal more damage to them . There are 3 families of reptiles :
Cebe , Isle of Treasures Cebe , Isle of Treasures is a location on the Muruc Cahuac Skysea which is an island , or later in the game , an archipelago from Lemurés in " " . It was invaded by Sky Pirates during the auracite tournament . The canoe is required to reach the island .
News Eye News Eye is an enemy exclusive to the version of " " . It appears as a rare enemy in Rydia ' s Challenge Dungeon , and is always accompanied by six Blood Bats . Battle . Normally , it will only attack by using Laser Barrage , but if it is damaged by an elemental spell , it will hit a random party member with the level 2 version of that spell ( i . e . if hit by a Fire - elemental spell , it will counter with Fira ) . These counterattacks are particularly brutal and can easily one - shot anyone in the party if they are not at a high enough level ; even at level 40 , the News Eye ' s counterattacks can severely cripple them . Therefore , use physical attacks or non - elemental spells such as Bio to defeat it .
List of Final Fantasy II shops The following is a list of shops in " Final Fantasy II " . Jade Passage . Hidden Waterfall Shop . Located on B3 , behind the waterfall at the bottom of the floor . Raqia . Hidden Waterfall Shop . Not unlike the shop at Jade Passage , this is location on B3 , behind the waterfall at the bottom of the floor .
Moorabella Moorabella is a location and city in " " . Out of all Jylland , it is the capitol of Magick . It is located on the northern region of the continent of Loar , and snow falls on it continuously . This is not due to weather patterns but to magick , and some of the landscape surrounding Moorabella is actually lush in forest and jungle . Zedlei Forest borders Moorabella to the east , the peaks of the Rupie Mountains to the west , and the silent halls of the Ruins of Delgantua to the northwest . Moorabella is also one of the two places in Jylland to host an aerodrome , where airships arriving from the city of Fluorgis arrive from and depart to . Luso Clemens and his clan must defeat the misguided experimenter Genius Ed in order to repair the airship at the aerodrome and catch a flight to Fluorgis .