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Ironclad ( Final Fantasy V ) The Ironclad is an enemy in the " Advance " , mobile and Steam versions of " Final Fantasy V " , found in the Lethe Court area of the Sealed Temple . Battle . The Ironclad appears alone , but is one of the strongest enemies of the game . Its attacks can be devastating , inflicting several thousand points of damage to single targets , and its Takedown attack ( which can be also used as a counterattack ) will inflict massive damage . His Rocket Punch can halve a character ' s current HP and inflict Confuse , and Hurricane will reduce a single target ' s HP to single digits . When Ironclad ' s HP drops below 15 , 000 it will start counterattacking all damage with a normal attack and Takedown , causing a lot of problems to low - level ed parties ; once HP is under 10 , 000 , it will also use Mighty Guard , which can be removed with Dispel . The Ironclad is the only enemy from which the Earthbreaker , the strongest axe , can be rarely stolen . As Ironclad can cast Mighty Guard on itself , the player can learn this Blue Magic by casting Reflect on it . Dark Arts spell Curse can be learned if a Necromancer in the party slays the enemy . Strategy . It is imperative to use Protect and heal a lot , attacking with the special moves of powerful jobs , like the Gladiator .
Ramuh ( Revenant Wings ) Ramuh is the Rank III Flying Thunder Esper in " " . His standard attack , Judgment Storm , deals damage to a single enemy , and his special attack , Judgment Bolt , does damage to enemies in a circle and inflicts Silence .
Valeor The Valeor is an enemy in " Final Fantasy VI " . Battle . It is not a particularly dangerous enemy and can be defeated with ease . Its special attack , Nickel Wrench , is only a slightly stronger normal attack . AI script . Attack Turns : Other appearances . " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " . The Valeor from " Final Fantasy VI " appears as an enemy .
Bomb ( Final Fantasy X ) The Bomb of " Final Fantasy X " is a fiend encountered in various areas in Spira , the first on the Mi ' ihen Highroad . Later in the game , the Bomb appears in Home , summoned by the Guado Guardian s ; the Grenade can be found on Mt . Gagazet and the Puroboros in the Omega Ruins . Catching all these fiends will breed the Bomb King in the Monster Arena . Battle . Like its predecessors from earlier games , after each attack Bomb will grow larger in size and after the third growth ( if it was not defeated ) , it will explode above a random party member , causing 600 damage ( Mi ' ihen version ) and 1000 damage ( Home version ) . If Kimahri uses Lancet , he can learn his Ronso Rage skill , Self - Destruct . In both fights , Bomb has 20 % resistance to Dark and Silence . Bombs will drop armor with Fire Ward and weapons with Firestrike . Weapons dropped by a Bomb have a unique trait not found in any other weapons ( except drops from other Bomb - type enemies ) , in that they has a Damage Constant of 18 , while any otherwise - identical weapon not obtained from a Bomb has a Damage Constant of 16 . This is also true for weapons from Grenade and Puroboros , but not for Bomb King . In the game ' s INT / PAL / HD versions they will also drop weapons with the Distill Power ability . Strategy . All of Bomb ' s attacks are Fire - elemental , even its physical attack , so using NulBlaze or equipping armor that reduces fire damage will be useful . Other appearances . " Final Fantasy Record Keeper " . Bomb appears on a stamp for multiplayer mode . " Final Fantasy Trading Card Game " . Bomb appears with a Fire - elemental card . " Triple Triad " . Bomb appears on a Triple Triad card in the version available via " Final Fantasy Portal App " .
BradyGames BradyGames is a US book publisher that has published several " Final Fantasy " game guides over the years , some of which come with limited edition art books . In 2013 , Penguin ( owner of BradyGames ) and Random House ( owner of Prima ) were merged to form Penguin Random House . In June 2015 , BradyGames became part of Prima . Official guide books . Main series Prequels / sequels Spin - offs / related titles collections External links . www . bradygames . com
Echidna ( Final Fantasy IV ) The Echidna is an enemy encountered in the Lunar Ruins in the " Advance " version of " Final Fantasy IV " , resembling the famous Final Fantasy III boss . At the point in the game she is fought , she is not a very big threat to the party . Simple Flare spells and physical attacks are more than enough to do her in , though one Holy spell or attack from Ragnarok will be more than enough to kill her in one blow .
Tiny Mage ( Final Fantasy V ) Tiny Mage is an enemy in " Final Fantasy V " . It appears in the Fork Tower . Battle . It heavily depends on White Magic spells such as Cura , Shell , Mini , Confuse , Dispel , and Libra . If attacked physically , it will counter with Circle , an attack that banishes the target from the battle .
Domina Shantotto Domina Shantotto is a character and the main antagonist in " " . She attempts to set up the " Shantotto Empire " with the Tarutaru army she created . Originally she and Belle Shantotto were the same Shantotto from Vana ' diel in another dimension , until the Shantotto of " Final Fantasy XI ' s " Vana ' diel cast a spell that sent her in the other Vana ' diel while summoning her parallel counterpart , splitting her into " good and evil " counterparts . After Aldo finds Belle , Domina offers her " sister " a somewhat stable truce so she can start the Shantottofication curse to turn every one into a Shantotto clone . However , the real Shantotto returns in time to stop it and convinces her splintered counterparts to return to their world , where they likely reintegrate back into their original form . As of the twelfth Repeat Login Campaign , an alter ego of Domina Shantotto is available to adventurers as an ally summonable through Trust Magic . Other appearances . " Dissidia Final Fantasy ( 2015 ) " . While she does not appear in person , Domina Shantotto is alluded too via one of Shantotto ' s alternate costumes . Etymology . Her Japanese version name is Dolce .
Gold Golem Gold Golem is a Soul of Rebirth enemy in " Final Fantasy II " . They are among the stronger enemies fought in Arubboth , boasting extremely high defenses . It is best to avoid using physical attacks and attack it using high level magic , preferably spells of level 8 or higher although it is weak to Lightning elemental attacks . They tend to either travel alone , in groups of two , or with two Chaos Rider s , making them even more dangerous .
Resist Silence Resist Silence is a trait in " Final Fantasy XI " that grants Bards and Scholars slightly improved defense against silence . Bards receive this skill at level 5 , while Scholars receive this skill at level 10 . There are higher levels of this skill , Resist Silence II , III , and IV . A Scholar can learn Resist Silence II and III at levels 40 and 70 , and Bards can learn Resist Silence II , III , and IV at levels 25 , 45 , and 65 . The resistance of Silence increases with each level . Items that enhance the trait are Antarctic Solea , Cleric ' s Cap / Cleric ' s Cap + 1 , Flawless Ribbon , Elegant Ribbon , Garrulous Ring , Insect Ring , Iron Ram Lance , Reserve Captain ' s Lance , Scorpion Gauntlets / Scorpion Gauntlets + 1 , Singer ' s Mantle , Spagyric Nails , Stealth Earring , and Zenith Crown / Zenith Crown + 1 . Sweet Rice Cake also enhances the trait .
Hornet ( Final Fantasy III ) The Hornet is an enemy from " Final Fantasy III " , fought on the areas of the World Map on the southern edge of the floating continent . As a flying enemy , they are weak to Wind and immune to Earth .
Armadillon The armadillon , also known as armadillion , class is a type of feral creature found in " Final Fantasy XIII " , " Final Fantasy XIII - 2 " and " " . They are ant - eater - like animals found on Cocoon and Gran Pulse . They usually possess high HP , are very resistant to damage , and are hard to stagger . In " Final Fantasy XIII - 2 " , all armadillons can be recruited as Sentinels for the party possessing high HP and resistance to status ailments and damage as well as being immune to Launch . All have the same Feral Link , with the same effect , physical damage , called Shell Spin .
Fum Caravan The Fum Caravan is a group of Crystal Caravanners that consists of four Clavat s from the Fields of Fum in " Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles " . When met , they sometimes comment about how plants are not affected by the Miasma and at other times they offer the player food . Story . When the player first meets the Caravan from Fum , they all introduce themselves and tell him / her about their life in the Fields of Fum . The second time s / he meets them , they will invite him / her to have a quick snack with them and s / he will receive the snack as leftovers . After the third year , when the player meets them along the road , they will discuss the complexity of farming fruit . After the chat , they send a Fruit Seed home to his / her family . Sometime after the third year , when the player meets the Fum Caravan once again , they will offer to trade various items for gil . S / he can raise or lower the price and if one doubles the price of the item they are offering , they will give two of them .
Croakadile ( Final Fantasy XII ) The Croakadile is a Rank II Mark in " Final Fantasy XII " . It is the eleventh mark mentioned in the Clan Primer and becomes available after obtaining the Dawn Shard in the storyline . It is found on the Starfall Field area of the Giza Plains during the Rains near a bridge . It is likely to be the only enemy in the area . It is also fought in the " International Zodiac Job System " trial mode at stage 11 . Battle . One strategy is to immediately summon Belias and start casting Fire spells after he leaves . Croakadile will use Growing Threat after having lost 60 % of its HP , which doubles its level . If the player wanders off its range Croakadile will use Renew to fully restore its health . Its Angelsong bestows Regen , which can rapidly restore its HP if left unchecked . With proper healing , Belias will be able to kill it by himself . Quickening chains also help . Equipping Nishijin Belts protects against its Sleep , which is likely the most hazardous status it can inflict . Spreading the party out makes sure the Aqua Bubbles attack won ' t hit everyone at once . The mark is easier if the Nihopalaoa accessory is available , as Croakadile can be blinded , slowed , immobilized and silenced with Remedy . Rewards . The player will also receive the Ring of the Toad after the battle , which Sadeen asks the player to take to Elder Brunoa in the nomad village in the Giza Plains during the Dry . When the player gives her the ring , Elder Brunoa will tell the story of Sadeen . Encountering Sadeen during the Rains again will reveal the truth . Doing this won ' t get the player any additional rewards , however . Etymology . The name is a portmanteau of " croak " , a sound a frog makes , and " crocodile " .
Bomb Crank A Bomb Crank , also known as Bomb Arm or Big Bomb , is a recurring item in the " Final Fantasy " series . Appearances . " Final Fantasy IV " . " Final Fantasy IV - Interlude - " . Bomb Crank deals a Fira attack to a target . It is found in Ceodore ' s Tale in Baron Castle East Tower 1F and Mist Cave B1 , Kain ' s Tale in Mist , Rydia ' s Tale in Dwarven Castle West Tower and Sealed Cave B2 , Yang ' s Tale in Adamant Isles - Forest Part 4 , Palom ' s Tale : Challenge Dungeon Flan Floor , Porom ' s Tale in Mist , and Edward ' s Tale in Underground Waterway Entrance North B1 . Bomb Cranks can be bought in Challenge Dungeon Merchant ' s Square 2F . It is also a possible final treasure in Challenge Dungeons . Bomb Cranks are dropped by Bomb King , Chimera , Chimera Brain , and Flamehound . " Final Fantasy XI " . Bomb Arm ( alongside the related Snoll Arm and Cluster Arm ) are used as crafting materials . The Bomb Crank is a scavenging item and is used in several of Ashe ' s hand - bombs . It is the High Rank of the Volatile Compound series of materials . " Bravely Default " . Bomb Arm deals major fire damage to all enemies ( or allies ) . It can be bought from Adventurer ( Norende Village Combat Item Shop Lv . 6 ) for 2000 pg . It can be found in the Underflow and stolen from Orthros ( ch 1 , 5 , 6 , 7 , 8 ; red head ) and Chaugmar ( ch 1 , 5 , 6 , 7 , 8 ) . Its effects can be used by compounding Phlogiston x2 .
Fluorgis Fluorgis is a location in " " , and the first location to be explored on the continent of Ordalia . It is one of the largest cities in Jylland and includes one of the area ' s two aerodromes . North of the airship docks lies Cannol Keep and Diegnot Fortress , abandoned castles of times past . Fluorgis itself is a lush city filled with greenery and fountains whose waters run past bartering stalls and fruit stands .
Full Throttle Appearance . Paine wears a brown bikini and large black mechanical knife - like wings . She wears large red knife - like boots . She has six swords floating over her head . Abilities . Full Throttle ( Paine ) . Command abilities . ! Name ! AP ! MP ! Description ! Prerequisite ! Image ! class = " b " |
Circle of Life The so - called " Circle of Life " in " Final Fantasy XI " is a relationship of family predatory relationships that exist between creatures in the game . It is more of a player - coined term , like SATA or Elemental Wheel . Pictured easiest with the illustration on the right , there are multiple systems . The arrows show the predatory relationship between the different families of creatures . All creatures that have a predatory relationship versus the other , and have the equivalent of the player trait Killer . This means they have the chance to intimidate it .
Alchemic Ooze Alchemic Ooze is an enemy in " Final Fantasy XIII " first encountered in the Fifth Ark . It is fought when two Phosphoric Ooze merge . Battle . Its Poison - inducing physical attack is considerably stronger than the Phosphoric Ooze ' s physical attack , and the duration of the status effect is longer . Its starting HP is equal to the current HP of the Phosphoric Ooze who activated the Merge multiplied by ten . Alchemic Ooze should be avoided as it is not only more powerful than the Phosphoric Ooze , it also takes longer to kill , which ruins the player ' s post - battle rating , and the item and CP rewards for its defeat are no greater than those of a Phosphoric Ooze .
Trance Kuja Trance Kuja is one of the final bosses in " Final Fantasy IX " . The party fights him in the Crystal World after Deathguise has been defeated . Additionally , a cinematic Trance Kuja enemy can be fought atop Pandemonium . Battle . Trance Kuja casts Curaga to replenish his HP and Reflect on himself in addition to Flare and Holy . He periodically casts Flare Star against the party and also as a counter when his HP becomes low . If party members have Auto - Reflect , Trance Kuja will target only those without the Reflect status with Flare and Holy . Upon defeat , Trance Kuja will cast Ultima on the party , who are sent to the Hill of Despair , where Necron is fought . Strategy . For defense , it is best to use Shell although this will not mitigate the damage done by Flare Star . The support abilities , such as Auto - Regen , Auto - Haste , and Auto - Life , will provide extra defense but are not necessary . It is best to equip the abilities Bird Killer and MP Attack to boost damage output when using normal physical attacks . If level ed up correctly , Zidane ' s Thievery skill , Freya ' s Dragon ' s Crest , and Quina ' s Frog Drop can all inflict maximum damage against Trance Kuja . Additionally , Steiner ' s Shock ability can deal an extreme amount of damage . Vivi should cast Flare , or if the player has Shadow protection on all party members , Doomsday . Eiko and Dagger should concentrate on healing the party with Curaga and occasionally summon eidolons . Amarant should equip his Kaiser Knuckles as they provide extra damage with their Wind element , or throw Wing Edge s . He can also support the party by using his ability Aura to cast Regen and Auto - Life upon members . The player should refrain from attacking too often when Trance Kuja ' s HP starts to run low as he counterattacks more frequently with Flare Star , which could spell disaster for the party if done twice in a row . Musical themes . " The Darkness of Eternity " , also known as " Dark Messenger " , plays during this battle .
Queen Lenna Queen Lenna Tycoon is a character in " " . She is the Queen of Tycoon , 200 years after the events of " Final Fantasy V " . Her main role throughout the story is to task the heroes with the mission of stopping Ra Devil from becoming Deathgyunos by retrieving the Crystals . Profile . Appearance . Queen Lenna is a tall young woman who wears white robes and has a pink helmet under which she has long blonde hair . Personality . She is a kind Queen , looking out for not only the people of Tycoon , but also the entire planet when Ra Devil steals the Crystals . Story . It ' s assumed that Lenna is a direct descendant of Lenna Charlotte Tycoon . She rules over the kingdom of Tycoon and makes sure that the Wind Crystal is safe . She first appears in Episode 1 , where Blue Mage warns her that the Crystals are going missing and the world is in grave danger . Queen Lenna vows to protect the Wind Crystal of Tycoon as the last hope to restore order to the world . She sends Valkus and the Iron Wings to make sure the Crystal is safe . Queen Lenna appears later when the heroes are brought before her at Tycoon . She tells them of Deathgyunos , the God of Oblivion , who will destroy the world if he ' s reborn . Lenna tells the heroes that in order to prevent Deathgyunos from returning , they need to make sure the Crystals are back in order . She then sends Prettz and Linaly to find the Dragon which can transport them to the Black Moon where they will combat Ra Devil , offering a hefty award of gold . In the end , the heroes recover the Crystals , and Queen Lenna restores them to their rightful places before each character goes their separate way . Etymology . " Lenna " is the Anglicized form of Lena .
Stoney Roost Stoney Roost is an enemy type from " Final Fantasy Mystic Quest " . They attack in the Ice Pyramid , and can Petrify party members . They are weak to Phoebe ' s arrows and can be easily dispatched . Etymology . Stoney Roost is known as the Cockatrice in the Japanese version .
List of Vagrant Story enemies A gallery of the of " Vagrant Story " . Characters . Human foes whom the player fights in " Vagrant Story " . All can only be fought once . Training Dummies . Special and very sturdy foes useful for acquiring weapon affinity and chain ability training .
Final Fantasy XIV : A Realm Reborn Official Benchmark ( Character Creation ) Final Fantasy XIV : A Realm Reborn Official Benchmark ( Character Creation ) is an official benchmark for the PC version of " Final Fantasy XIV : A Realm Reborn " , released on August 1 , 2013 . The demo of the character creation mode is included in the benchmark . The full benchmark is 2 . 57 GB in . ZIP format and requires 3 . 01 GB free disk space to install . On April 27th , 2015 , a was released , featuring content from the first expansion , " " . The Benchmark Scores . Starting the benchmark will cause a cutscene to play . Once the cutscene has completed , a score will be displayed . The score represents how well " Final Fantasy XIV : A Realm Reborn " is estimated to run on that PC . Character Creation . When launching the character creation tool , the player may choose to create a new character or load existing character data . This data can also be loaded from the beta and retail versions of " Final Fantasy XIV : A Realm Reborn " , and data " from " the benchmark can likewise be loaded into the final game , if the user would like to spend time creating a character before logging in to the game proper . The player may choose to have the created character appear in place of the default male Miqo ' te paladin in the benchmark cutscene .
Mardu Entite The Mardu Entite is an enemy in the game " Final Fantasy XII " . It is the Lightning - elemental Entite , and is found in the Toam Hills on the Giza Plains during the Rains ; specifically during thunderstorms when the player can see lightning amongst the rainclouds . Also it is fought in the " International Zodiac Job System " trial mode at stage 74 along with 4 Storm Elementals . Battle . Like the other Entites , Mardu Entite ' s attacks consist of Silencega , Sleepga , and Fear , which reduces one character ' s MP . Its attack spell is Thundaga , which can be protected against by wearing a Rubber Suit . Also , like the other Entites , it is docile , but attacks when provoked or when Magic is used nearby . It should be avoided during the party ' s first visit to Giza during the wet season , as it is the most powerful Entite offensively along with the Salamand Entite , and it also benefits greatly from the weather effect . Etymology . Mardu Entite is named after Marduk . The name is an allusion to " Vagrant Story " , where the player could get a nose - ring said to have been owned by Marduk , the storm deity , as an accessory .
Jelly ( Final Fantasy XII ) The Jelly is an amorph / flan - type enemy in " Final Fantasy XII " . It can be found in the Henne Mines . Battle . In the Pithead Junction A and Pithead Junction B areas , large groups of Jellies drop from the ceiling when the switch in either area is pressed . Although , returning to Henne Mines will decreases the number of Jellies at Pithead Junction A to only 3 Jellies . The Jellies make a popular and convenient level grinding target because if they are killed by Break , they respawn , creating an infinite supply of enemies . A simple set - up is to give one party member a Gambit to cast Sleepga on the Jellies , and the other two party members Gambits to cast Break on them . At this point all the player needs is a Gambit to restore the party ' s MP through use of Syphon or Charge , and an infinite loop is achieved with the player needing to do nothing but watch the party automatically fight the Jellies . Jellies are capable to use Divide , which it will create a new Jelly . The new Jelly is divided by the process " binary fission " , it shares the exact same level , stats , abilities and EXP as well as LP earned with its parent . Although , if the binary fission Jelly has turned into stone , it would not spawn like its parent . This ability can be exploited fairly easy by reducing the parent ' s HP to half . Soon after its HP is down by half , it will use Divide and created a new Jelly . Note that Jellies can only use Divide once , restoring its HP and cutting its HP down to half again would not make it use Divide . In conclusion , all of the Jellies should just be killed using Break and the numbers of Jellies to be defeat are doubled . Depending on the party ' s level , the Jellies may be entirely unable to hurt them , but if they are able the player should set up Gambits to revive KO ' d party members and heal injured ones . Priority should go to the party leader for healing , as if they are KO ' d and not revived in time the game will prompt the player to manually select a new leader , breaking the loop . The player should also set Gambits to have the party use Smelling Salts on each other , as even if the Jellies cannot hurt the party with their attacks , they can still inflict Confuse . De - equipping the party ' s weapons provides further protection against Confusion if it takes effect . 8 Jellies are also fought in the " International Zodiac Job System " trial mode at stage 12 .
Minotaur ( Vagrant Story ) Minotaur is a boss from " Vagrant Story " . It is one of the first bosses encountered and can later be fought in the Time Trials at the keep . Battle . One should attack the head with their best edged weapon to inflict the most damage . There is nothing else one can do beyond that . Even so , this should be a relatively easy battle .