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Rydia ? ( boss ) Rydia ? is the final boss in " Final Fantasy IV Interlude " exclusive to " " on the PlayStation Portable . She is fought atop the Tower of Babil . The party previously mistook her for Rydia , but she is actually a Maenad in disguise . Battle . In the first battle with her , Rydia ? is immune to damage and status ailments , and summons Shiva , Ramuh , Ifrit and then Titan to attack the party . The Eidolons each use physical blows and strong group attacks . When Titan falls Rydia ? will summon Bahamut , who uses Megaflare to reduce the party to HP Critical health , but at this time the real Rydia arrives and returns him to his senses , and Bahamut vanishes . The battle restarts with Rydia in the party and all party members restored to full HP and MP . Rydia ? opens the battle with Meteor , dealing heavy damage to the entire party , but may miss some members . After this she uses a pattern of the three third - tier elemental spells , Firaga , Blizzaga and Thundaga , cast in sequence , then Flare , Bio , and Meteor again before starting the pattern over . She always casts these spells on the entire party , even Flare . Rydia ? will counter all of Rydia ' s Eidolons , except for Asura , with Earthquake , and counters elemental magic from either Rydia or Palom with Blaze , Icestorm or Lightning , depending on the element . These counterattacks do significantly more damage than her normal spells , Icestorm possibly even doing as much or more damage than Meteor . Earthquake is the weakest . Strategy . The player can use Blizzaga against Ifrit , Firaga against Shiva , and any spell they wish against Ramuh and Titan as they have no weaknesses . Porom should be prepared to use Curaga . After the battle resumes after Rydia joins the player ' s side , her Eidolons can be used safely as long as the party is not at critical health . Edge and Cecil should attack while Rydia summons Bahamut and Palom casts Bio , which will not provoke a counterattack . Porom can buff the party with Shell as all of Rydia ? ' s attacks are magical , and can use Haste and Berserk on Edge and Cecil to increase their damage output . If the player is in dire need of healing and Porom is not available , Rydia can call Asura or Sylph . Rydia ? ' s attacks aside from Meteor and her counterattacks do not do much damage , especially if Porom is buffing the party with Shell , so as long as the player heals their party after Rydia ? uses Bio and is prepared for Meteor , the battle is not difficult .
Marid ( Final Fantasy XI ) Marid is a genus of enemies in " Final Fantasy XI " . The marid is an enormous animal that lives in the forests of the Near East , though few actually remain in the wild . Its fearsome natural weaponry consists of a long , flexible trunk , and two great tusks used to scythe through its enemies . Despite being herbivorous , marids possess burning eyes that reveal their violent temperament , and nothing can slow one of these massive beasts ’ earthshaking charges . Before their numbers were decimated by the growing plague of chigoes , battle - trained war marids were the centerpiece of the Aht Urhgan army . Now these ultimate shock troops are kept in reserve within the grounds of the Imperial Palace , rarely seen by those outside its walls . Marids drop three items used in synthesis . The marid ' s hair , thick hide , and tusks are all used by highly experienced professionals to make some of the most decorative Near East armor .
Mr . Coates Mr . Coates is a minor character in " Final Fantasy VII " who works under Dyne in the Corel Prison . Story . His office is inside a small , crudely converted trailer . At first , Mr . Coates refuses to help Cloud and his party escape via Chocobo Racing , saying that they must talk to the " boss " , Dyne , first . When Cloud and Barret return after Dyne has been killed , Barret shows Mr . Coates the pendant Dyne gave him as proof . After Barret " persuades " Mr . Coates by use of force , he agrees to let the party enter the Chocobo Race . After the party leaves , Mr . Coates does not return again in the storyline . Etymology . Coates is a surname of English and Scottish origin .
Tyranorox The Tyranorox is a dragon / tyrant - type enemy from " Final Fantasy XII " . It can be found in the Crossover A area of the Henne Mines . Tyranorox also features as a boss in the " Final Fantasy XII " demo , only it is called " Rockeater " .
Carwen Carwen , originally romanized Caerwyn and also Carwyn and Kerwin , is a location in " Final Fantasy V " . It is a prosperous port town located north of Walse and south of the North Mountain . It is accessible on both Bartz ' s World and Merged World . Bartz Klauser and the rest of the Warriors of Light arrive to Carwen coming directly from the Ship Graveyard . There the party picks up rumors of sightings of Lenna ' s wind drake , Hiryuu , at the Northern Mountains , which prompts them to search for him there . Quests . Piano . The party leader can play a piano at the pub . Playing all the pianos in the world acquires the last song , Hero ' s Rime . This is the second piano the player is likely to encounter , and thus results in the early lessons of finger exercises rather than playing a full song . Musical themes . Carwen ' s background music is the recurring theme " Harvest " that also plays in Istory and Quelb . The song is in the style of Welsh instrumental folk music . Etymology . In Japan , the original provided romanization for the location was Caerwyn . The name is , from " caer " which means " castle " or " fortified city " ( roughly equivalent to the old - fashioned meaning of " borough " ) , and " gwyn " which means " white " or " blessed " . ( The " g " in " gwyn " is dropped because of in . ) The Japanese form カーウェン " Kāwen " reflects the anglicized pronunciation " CAR win " , which in turn reflects northern Welsh . ( The southern Welsh pronunciation is , and its anglicized form is " KIRE win " . )
Reflect Ring The Reflect Ring , also known as Wall Ring , is a recurring accessory in the " Final Fantasy " series . It casts Reflect on the wearer , making it useful for fighting enemies and bosses that use magical attacks . An ability known as Auto - Reflect also casts Reflect on the user similar to the Reflect Ring . Appearances . " Final Fantasy V " . The Reflect Ring ( originally called Wall Ring ) can be stolen from Reflect Mage , Carbuncle or Lemure . It can be dropped from Reflect Knight and Parthenope or found in Istory Falls . It can be equipped by all classes . " Final Fantasy VI " . The Reflect Ring ( originally translated as Wall Ring ) can be bought at Narshe , Albrook , Thamasa , and South Figaro for 6 , 000 gil and found in Narshe in the World of Ruin and Imperial Observation Post . " Final Fantasy VII " . The Reflect Ring can be stolen from Ultimate Weapon when battling it on the ground , or dropped from Jenova∙DEATH . " Final Fantasy IX " . The Reflect Ring teaches the abilities Reflect , Distract , and Auto - Reflect . It grants + 1 Strength , Magic , and Magic Defense , but also increases the amount of Fire , Ice , and Lightning elemental damage the user takes . It can be synthesized for 7000 gil , an Anklet , and a Madain ' s Ring at Black Mage Village , Alexandria , Treno , Lindblum , and Daguerreo , and bought at the Treno Auction House . " Final Fantasy Tactics " . The Reflect Ring can be bought for 10 , 000 gil at outfitter s . It is also found with the Treasure Hunter ability in Monastery Vaults . It is limited in usefulness , as it also prevents the wearer from being revived by Raise spells , because spells are reflected even while the unit is knocked out . " Final Fantasy Dimensions " . Reflect Bangle grants Auto - Reflect to the wearer . On the continent where Harmonia is there is a small patch of snow on the northeastern side with a hidden area where the player can find a chest containing both Talos ( enemy ) and a Reflect Bangle .
Fungus ( Final Fantasy X ) Fungus , also known as mushroom , is a fiend type in " Final Fantasy X " and " Final Fantasy X - 2 " . Most members of the fungi family are vulnerable to Fire , and in " Final Fantasy X " , they sometimes counter physical attacks with Pollen , which induces Sleep for three turns . Since they always attack with magic , this can prove dangerous . Battle . " Final Fantasy X " . Early on it would be best to have Lulu use Fire or Fira on them — the latter should guarantee a one - hit Overkill , depending on her Magic stat . Having Yuna summon Ifrit is also a plausible strategy , since aeons are immune to Sleep and he will absorb their Fire spells . " Final Fantasy X - 2 " . Fungi no loner counter with sleep - inducing Pollen , but they can inflict Confuse , which is arguably worse . Early on the simplest strategies are to use a Black Mage to cast Fire - elemental spells , or have a Warrior use Flametongue to take advantage of the elemental weakness . Later , Yuna ' s Trainer dressphere can also exploit this . Since most players will not need these strategies by the time they get to Chapter 3 and 4 , it might be best to simply attack with a physical - based dressphere . It takes 12 kills to Oversoul a Fungus - type fiend .
Quin Quin , a nu mou , is one of six special recruits in " Final Fantasy Tactics Advance " . Story . Quin is the member of the search party looking for Professor Auggie who originally posted the mission at the pub and , according to the mission board , is a student of Auggie ' s . Requirement . Quin has a 1 - in - 5 chance of joining the clan after completion of # 063 Missing Prof which is unlocked after # 020 Present Day and # 046 Prof In Trouble . This mission is not repeatable so if Quin does not ask to be recruited after the battle , the player cannot get him unless they restart from the previous save . Abilities . Like all secret characters , Quin joins four levels above the average of the entire clan . Quin is recruited as a Sage , and as a bonus he has two abilities already mastered : Giga Flare and Ultima Blow . To unlock Quin as an unlockable character which a player can receive on the completion of the quest # 63 Missing Prof , however , it is highly suggested that one save the game before accepting the quest , because there is only a 20 % chance that the character will join the player ' s roster after the completion of the quest . Sagacity Skill . " Sage command . Use new and different magic . "
Machanon Machanon is a location from the Soul of Rebirth dungeon in the " " remake of " Final Fantasy II " . It is revealed to be a town in the afterlife . The town is a mirror of Poft , and Minwu ' s party takes refuge in it after traveling through the Unknown Cave . There , they find some Knights of Fynn , Tobul the Smith , and Cid . The town has an Inn , a Sanctuary , three shops , and three teleporters : one that leads back to the Unknown Cave , one that leads to the Unknown Palace , and a final one that leads to the Chamber of the Seal , where the party can try to obtain the Ultima Tome a second time . Story . After roaming though a mysterious cave , Minwu reaches a mysterious town . There , he meets Cid , Tobul and some Fynn Knights , discovering they have passed on as well . He also finds strange warp panels , one taking him to the place of his death , the Chamber of the Seal . There he meets the Ultima Weapon and is granted an Ultima Tome upon defeating it . Returning to Machanon , he finds another warp panel , which takes him and his friends to a mysterious monster - ridden palace . One of the NPCs in the city tells you that the group of dead people had traveled in search of a location without monsters before constructing Machanon and they suffered heavy casualties before doing so . Music . The Background Music that plays in Machanon is " Final Fantasy II " ' s " Town " Theme . Etymology . In Jewish mythology , Machon is the name of the fifth of the seven Heavens , and is ruled by the Archangel Samael . Samael is the Angel of Death in Judaism and thus is sometimes seen as an evil being in spite of being an Archangel , roughly reflecting the Light Emperor ruling Arubboth yet still being evil .
List of Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - accessories This is a list of all the accessories that appear in " Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - " . They are listed in the order as they appear in an auto sorted menu . Bangles . Bangles raise Zack ' s stats when equipped . Some bangles also protect against negative status ailments . There is a unique bangle , the Good Luck Charm , that raises Luck by 100 and has a different menu icon . Armlets . Armlets afford Zack protection against elemental and status attacks . Armlets that affect elemental damage variably reduce damage , negate damage , or reverse the damage to heal Zack . Attack . Attack - type accessories give passive effects to Zack ' s normal attacks in battle , usually status or elemental properties . Some Command Abilities may also gain these effects . Ribbons . Ribbons are a pair of unique accessories that grant Zack protect against multiple status ailments . Rings . Rings grant Zack passive status enhancements , usually giving him a status permanently while the Ring is equipped . Special . Special accessories have more varied effects . Generally they increase Zack ' s stats or give him a special benefit that is much stronger than other accessories . Genji equipment . Collectively , the four pieces of Genji equipment are among the best accessories in the game , and are distinguished by their own unique menu icon . They afford Zack various powerful benefits .
Norschtalen Norschtalen , better known as Norsy , is a young Yuke girl from " " . She resides in the same Village as the Hero . Story . Just like the Hero , Norschtalen was born outside the Village . She used to reside in the Town in an orphanage , where she constantly got in trouble . Never accepted by anyone , she left to the Forest where she was lost until Waltrill found her and took her to the Village . There , she was very eager to become Waltrill ' s apprentice , and became fast friends with Eryll . She was a good friend to the Hero , and she tells the Hero the location of the Ruins when searching for the Crystal Core fragments . When Waltrill is revealed as a spirit , she realizes all too soon that the village she loves is the remnant of an ancient civilization .
Velvet Nightmare The Velvet Nightmare is a gunblade in " " . The Velvet Nightmare is a firearm designed after two parallel swords , but with gun functionality only as stated in Yazoo ' s official profile ; the blades make up the slide of the gun , and are thus near impossible to use to attack with . Like any metallic weapon , it can be used to block swords , and defends against Cloud Strife ' s Fusion Swords with ease . While a single Velvet Nightmare is Yazoo ' s primary weapon , Loz also possesses one as a back - up weapon and Yazoo sometimes acquires it to dual - wield the twin weapons . During Cloud Strife ' s pursuit of Kadaj in Edge , Yazoo ' s Velvet Nightmare and Loz ' s Dual Hound gauntlet are destroyed by the Fusion Swords . Acquiring Loz ' s Velvet Nightmare , Yazoo drops this one after shooting Cloud through the chest following Sephiroth ' s defeat and Kadaj ' s return to the Lifestream ; it is presumably destroyed by Yazoo and Loz ' s spell and the immediate explosion .
Feral Behemoth ( Final Fantasy XIII - 2 ) The Feral Behemoth is an enemy in " Final Fantasy XIII - 2 " . Battle . The Feral Behemoth is very dangerous when first encountered , and can be avoided by making use of the lampposts and searchlights that dot the area , as the Behemoths dislike the lights . Should the player wish to fight , the Behemoth should not be taken lightly . The party should begin with Relentless Assault ( RAV / RAV / COM ) to stabilize the chain gauge , switching to Tri - disaster ( RAV / RAV / RAV ) in order to stagger the foe as quickly as possible . Should a character fall into yellow hit points , switch to a defensive Paradigm and heal the party member . Its Heave ability is devastating , and can instantly eliminate a low - level party member who is not a Sentinel or is not protected by one . Switching between offensive paradigms to keep the chain gauge steady and defensive paradigms to heal should stagger the Behemoth before long . Once it has been staggered , switch to Relentless Assault or Cerberus ( COM / COM / COM ) and keep the Behemoth in the air with Launch . It should be defeated before the stagger gauge is depleted . Paradigm Pack . When tamed , the Feral Behemoth ' s name is shortened to Behemoth . It possesses extraordinarily high strength and its HP is also high . Its relatively linear stat growth allows the player to make use of the Behemoth at early stages of its development . Unfortunately its large body makes it vulnerable to enemy area - of - effect attacks , and also makes it rather sluggish when targeting a quick enemy , causing some of its attacks to miss .
Ancient ( Final Fantasy III ) The Ancients are an enigmatic group of people in " Final Fantasy III " . Not much is known about these mysterious beings except for the fact that this race caused the Flood of Light and exiled themselves in shame . But over many years , they have left their mark in form of ruins with walls full of glyphs and machinery mechanisms on the world . According to Unei , the " Invincible " was built by the Ancients and further implied in library of Saronia , also invented the " Enterprise " and the " Nautilus " . Notable Ancients . Desch is one of the last surviving Ancients . While the effects of this heritage are not precisely known , it may have helped him survive his fall into the lava - filled passages at the Tower of Owen . The only other named Ancient is his father , a scientist named Owen . Associated locations . Their home town is the Village of the Ancients , which is located southwest of Castle Argus . The small town houses useful goods , such as decent magic and weapons . Also , the Ancients ' Maze is home to the Earth Crystal . Its walls are lined with archaic glyphs , which follow the maze to the entrance to the Crystal Tower . The Ancient Ruins , and all of its content is also work of the Ancients .
Cockatrice ( Echoes of Time ) The Cockatrice is an enemy " " . It appears as a sort of rooster with reptilian scales , and large appendages protruding from its head . Cockatrices attack by pecking and firing pin missiles from the lobes on their head , and favor Thunder magic . They are rather fragile enemies and will be knocked down after losing about half of their HP . If the player is standing on the Cockatrice , it will constantly spam Thunder spells at that particular character .
Daedalus ( Final Fantasy XII ) The Daedalus is a boss in " Final Fantasy XII " . The party must defeat it to enter Giruvegan . Battle . Daedalus starts with the Haste status . When Daedalus is low on HP , it will start to join combos . Potions and curative magick deal damage to him . Strategy . The party ' s first move should be to dispel Daedalus ' s Haste status . A good tactic is to have one character berserked . When it is in low health the player cn unleash a chain of Quickenings . One character should be equipped with Thief ' s Cuffs and steal , as Daedalus is one of the few enemies in the game that can be robbed of Damascus Steel , required to make the Gemsteel and thus the powerful sword Tournesol . If the player has a low enough level character , the Accuracy underflow bug can be used to continuously inflict Confuse on him , making the battle trivial . Etymology . This is a fitting reference since the boss Daedalus is found guarding the entrance to Giruvegan ' s interior , which has maze - like properties .
Ouroboros ( Final Fantasy III ) The Ouroboros is an enemy from " Final Fantasy III " . It can be found in Lake Dohr , and as a monster - in - a - box in the Saronia Catacombs . It is of little threat to the party and can be defeated easily , but can petrify occasionally . As it can only be encountered in Lake Dohr or in the Saronia Catacombs chest , it is a missable enemy .
List of Final Fantasy Mystic Quest items The following is a list of items the player ' s character can use in " Final Fantasy Mystic Quest " . Consumable items . Consumable items are bought or found in brown chests , and can be used in battle and on the field . The player can hold up to 99 of each item . The Cure potion formula is : Key items . Key items are either found or given by NPCs and are used automatically under the correct circumstances . Crests . Each type of crest allows the corresponding type of warp panel to be used . Collecting all the crests is needed to complete the game . Coins . Each Coins unlocks a specific door inside the Focus Tower .
Basilisk ( The 4 Heroes of Light ) The Basilisk is an enemy in " " . Battle . Part I . The Basilisk is usually found in the areas near Guera . The enemy is fairly easy and can be defeated quickly with the Fire spell and standard physical attacks . The player should have some Antidotes in their inventory , since the enemy may use the Poison spell during battle . After Part II begins , the Basilisks on the world map and inside the Moonlight Tower are replaced with the Cockatrice enemy . Part II . During the events of Part II , the Basilisk can only be found inside the Trial Tower bonus dungeon . When the enemy is encountered inside the Trial Tower , the Basilisk receives higher stats and casts Poison more often . To defeat the enemy quickly ; the player should attack it with strong crown abilities and , while the other party members cast Esuna and Curaga to heal damaged allies .
Omega : Reunion and Departure Omega : Reunion and Departure is the fourteenth episode of " " . Story Detail . Prologue . The episode beings with the children , Lisa and Chobi overlooking the flames from Fungus and Kaze ' s last battle . Looking over the destruction , they decide to renew their efforts in locating the children ' s parents . Meanwhile , Kaze stands amidst the rumble , seemingly mourning the death of the world . Chaos . Oscar is giving a report of the Earl within his throne room , claiming Chaos is very healthy due to Fungus ' s recent activities . After a brief conversation , Oscar suggest they show the newest Lord of Guadium the " Room of Chaos " . Meanwhile , the Children , Lisa and Chobi have returned to the train . As Chobi and Ai sleep , Lisa and Yu reflect on the appearance of the Black Pillar and events connected to it . Back in the Earl ' s citadel , the Earl and his lords have gathered in a massive room , with a swirling mass of energy below a walkway . This is explained to be Chaos ; a being the feeds of negative emotions , particularly fear . Pist announces that his Ocean Puzzle is completed , and is simply awaiting the " bait " . Omega . The subway suddenly springs into panic , as another piece of Omega appears , chasing them through the tunnel . With out any way of harming Omega , the group can only wait as it tears the subway apart , sending them plummeting into the unknown . After they have slipped unconscious , Fabula appears and guides them to safety . Awakening in a blizzard , the group quickly finds shelter and make camp . As they warm themselves by the fire , a square tile of ice is lifted from the ground , through which Fango appears . Departure . Following Fango , the group arrive at the new Comodeen ' s hideout . After reuniting with old friends , Cid takes the group to see his latest work ; an airship named Silvia . However , it can not run without a substance called " Flight Water " . The group discusses the power of Chaos , and how its power could be used for war , causing Lisa to recall the destructive power of Kaze and his summoned creatures . The next morning Knave announces that the Comodeen will take Cid ' s submarine , Jane , to the ends of the ocean in search for the Flight Water , and invites Lisa , Chobi and the children along with them . They accept , and they , Cid , Knave , Fungo , Miles and a large band of Comodeen set off into the ocean , watched by Crux . The episode closes with Kaze watching the submarine sail towards the horizon from the icy peaks above the Comodeen ' s base .