Meteor (ability)

Meteor , also known as Meteo, Desolator , and Shake, is a recurring spell in the Final Fantasy series. Usually one of the strongest spells, it summons a barrage of meteorites to bombard enemies. It either does high non-elemental damage, or hits for mediocre damage multiple times. Meteor's downgraded form is Comet, which sometimes acts as a replacement for Meteor when Meteor is not a usable spell. Meteor is often the Black Magic equivalent and opposite of the Holy spell as the Ultimate Black Magic in games where the spell Flare is not considered as such.
Meteor is an important plot device in Final Fantasy IV, Final Fantasy VII, Final Fantasy XIV, and Final Fantasy Dimensions. Some chocobos can use a version of the spell called Choco Meteor, while other enemies can use a version known as Meteorite. The spell is generally used by strong enemies, namely by the Behemoth class.
== Appearances ==
=== Final Fantasy III ===
Meteor is a level 8 Black Magic spell, being one of the strongest offensive spells for the category. It deals non-elemental damage to all foes, although its damage is lesser than the single target Flare. The spell can be used by the Magus and Sage jobs in all versions. It can be bought in Eureka for 60,000 gil. 
In the original Famicom version, it has set numerical value ranges for how much damage it will deal, with the values being based on the user's job level. The following are Meteor's damage values from the Famicom release:
Job level	Damage value
1 - 19 	360 HP
20 - 39 	640 HP
40 - 59 	1280 HP
60 - 79 	1760 HP
80 - 98 	2080 HP
99 	2080 HP
In the 3D and Pixel Remaster remakes, Meteor now has a spell power of 170 and its damage now also being calculated with the caster's Intellect stats. The Onion Knight job can also use Meteor in the 3D remake.
Meteor is also an enemy ability used by Xande, Echidna, Ahriman, and Xande's Clone in all versions. The Behemoth enemies are also able to use Meteor in the 3D and Pixel Remaster remakes. It can be used by the superboss Iron Giant in the 3D version.
=== Final Fantasy IV ===
The legendary ultimate spell, Meteor is both the strongest Black Magic spell and a major plot device. It is a legendary spell Tellah suspects is sealed away on Mount Ordeals because of tremendous power emanating from the area.
Meteor has a casting time of 10, taking several turns to charge, but deals tremendous damage to all enemies. It costs 99 MP. In the 2D versions the damage is Holy-elemental, but in the 3D remakes it deals non-elemental damage. It has a spell power of 800 in the 2D versions, and 250 in 3D versions. Against most enemies, this translates to 9,999 damage or close. If the user has the Break Damage Limit ability, it may do more. Only Zeromus (2D and 3D) has access to the spell against the party. Rydia can use Meteor when she gets to level 60 in 2D versions, and level 80 in the 3D remakes. Palom learns it on level 55 in 2D versions. Tellah learns it after the events of Mount Ordeals, but his MP limit of 90 prevents the player from ever casting it as him without using an MP underflow glitch.
In the Easy Type version, the casting time was reduced to 5.
==== Final Fantasy IV -Interlude- ====
Meteor is a Black Magic spell that deals extreme Holy-elemental damage to all enemies at the cost of 99 MP. It can be learned by Palom (level 50). The real Rydia lacks the spell when she participates in the final battle.
==== Final Fantasy IV: The After Years ====
Meteor is the ultimate Black Magic spell. It is learned by Palom (Level 55), Golbez (Level 60), Rydia (Level 65), and Fusoya (default). 
=== Final Fantasy V ===
Meteor is a Level 6 Time Magic spell. It attacks four random targets for random damage, and costs 42 MP to cast. It is acquired after obtaining the third Tablet in the Great Sea Trench.
Meteor can be cast by Chrono Controller, Enuo, Exdeath in both fights with him, Famed Mimic Gogo, King Behemoth, Neo Exdeath, Neo Shinryu, and Behemoth.
=== Final Fantasy VI ===
Meteor is an Attack spell learned from Odin at a x1 rate and Crusader at a x10 rate and learned naturally by Celes (level 98). It costs 63 MP to cast and deals non-elemental damage to all enemies. It has a power of 36 and ignores Magic Defense and split damage. Meteor is a multi-targeting spell, but when used as an Added Ability from the Stardust Rod, it will only hit the attacked target, making it a single-targeting Meteor. The spell is shown as meteorites flying through space.
Meteor can be cast by Brachiosaur, Cherry, Great Behemoth, Kefka (final boss), Level 90 Magic, Lunatys, Tyrannosaur, and Ultima Buster. A stronger version of the ability can be used by Behemoth, Guardian, Intangir, Rest, Demon, Behemoth King in both forms, Dark Behemoth, Kaiser Dragon, Omega Weapon, and Ultima Weapon. This version can only be used by the party through Rage by selecting the Tyrannosaur.
=== Final Fantasy VII ===
Meteor is not a usable spell, but an important plot point. Comet and Comet2 serve as substitutes for purposes of gameplay.
==== Dirge of Cerberus -Final Fantasy VII- ====
Omega Weiss can use Meteor. The spell is only labeled in the game's guide, created by a third-party company, and has been dubbed Omega Meteor by fans to fit the naming pattern of the ultimate attacks of the other Weapon enemies in the Compilation.
=== Final Fantasy VIII ===
Meteor deals small damage at ten separate intervals, which are divided between targets at random. Each instance of damage has a spell power of 20. On a single target, such as most bosses, Meteor will do more damage than Ultima, barring a low Magic stat against a high Spirit target. It doling out its damage across multiple hits also allows it to deal more than 9999 total damage. Its damage output is less impressive against multiple targets, where Ultima will generally outpace it.
Meteor can be drawn from a number of high level monsters, and refined from items using Bahamut's Forbid Mag-RF ability. Certain enemies, such as Behemoth, Torama and Omega Weapon, use the spell against the party.
Boko can also use ChocoMeteor if the player has trained him in the Chocobo World.
=== Final Fantasy IX ===
Meteor is a Black Magic spell cast by Vivi for 42 MP learned from the High Mage Staff for 95 AP. It deals random damage with chance of doing extreme damage, or nothing at all. Meteor ignores Magic Defense and can miss.
Deathguise and the superboss Ozma can cast Meteor (respectively dealing 50-4900 damage and 110-9999 damage), and Behemoth will sometimes use a version called Meteor Counter when attacked (dealing 50-4750 damage). They never miss when used by enemies and cost 40 MP to cast, as opposed to Vivi's 42. The only way to reduce their damage is by using Shell or inflicting Mini to Behemoth. Both Meteor and Counter Meteor can't be reflected although Return Magic triggers on Meteor.
Zidane also has a SFX version of Meteor called Medeo during the sword fight at the beginning of the game.
=== Final Fantasy X ===
The Behemoth King will cast Meteor on the party when it dies. It is not available to the party. Meteor is a physical attack.
==== Final Fantasy X-2 ====
The bosses Humbaba and Trema use the spell Meteor, which is a powerful magical attack that hits random targets 12 times. When used by Ultima Weapon (Oversoul) and Trema, Meteor is a physical attack that hits random targets and takes 12.5% off the target's max HP per hit, but the damage can be halved with Protect and reduced to 1 HP damage with Warrior's Sentinel.
In the International and HD Remaster versions, various bosses, including Lulu, Major Numerus, and Seymour, can cast Meteor. Once Lulu, Almighty Shinra, and Seymour join the party through the Creature Creator system, they can learn it. If the player has a Chocobo in the party, it can learn Meteor after reaching level 40 by having an open ability slot and being hit by a finishing attack, like Meteor, Flare, Ultima, or Holy, making it a very useful party member throughout the game.
Meteor can be taught to a creature by consuming one Dark Matter. Creatures consume 99 MP when casting Meteor.
==== Final Fantasy X-2: Last Mission ====
=== Final Fantasy XI ===
Meteor is a spell available to level 99 Black Mages. It damages enemies within an area of effect. Multiple Black Mages in possession of the spell can join in another player's casting, dramatically increasing the spell's damage and changing its visual effects, similar to the opening movie depicting a group of Tarutaru Black Mages channeling a meteor.
The spell was originally only available to a select few Hyper Notorious Monsters including most of the Behemoth-class monsters, Promathia, Absolute Virtue, and even Shantotto. The enemy variant deals devastating area Dark-based elemental damage to all targets within a massive range. It was the primary reason Absolute Virtue remained unbeatable while the level cap was anchored at 75 prior to 2010.
=== Final Fantasy XII ===
Meteor is the ultimate attack used by Exodus as an Esper summoned by the player. It deals random damage to all enemies in range, with a possibility of doing 30,000 damage. In the original version Exodus must be immobilized to activate it. In the Zodiac versions, the attack can be executed at will as the player is now able to directly control the Espers.
==== Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings ====
Meteor is used by the Esper Exodus, and it damages enemies over a small area.
=== Final Fantasy XIII-2 ===
Meteor is used by PuPu in the downloadable content Coliseum Challenge, Take Me to Your Leader. It deals massive damage to the party. 
Meteor is used by Caius during the opening sequence.
==== Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII ====
Meteor is an ability used by Ereshkigal. The spell has considerable charge time, beginning with "Words of power intoned" through to "Invoking meteor". It deals fixed damage that can only be mitigated by Perfect Guarding because it is neither a physical or magical ability. It begins by dealing 3,000 damage and every subsequent time deals multiples of 3,000, meaning if the battle drags out, the attack is a guaranteed kill.
=== Final Fantasy XIV ===
Meteor was a major plot point revolving around the Seventh Umbral Era. Cid believed the Garlean Empire was planning to use the spell to purge Eorzea of the primals, and the change of color of the moon Dalamud was the first step towards that goal. Nael van Darnus of the Empire was working on the classified "Project Meteor" for at least the last ten years to uncover the secrets of the spell once known by the Allagans, an ancient civilization wiped out in the Fourth Umbral Era.
As Final Fantasy XIV prepared for A Realm Reborn, Dalamud advanced towards Eorzea. Each patch up until the conclusion of the original game in November 2012 depicted Dalamud ever closer to impact, until it dominated the sky and affected the weather in 1.23.
Meteor appears in A Realm Reborn as a gameplay element in three variants as the level 1, 2 and 3 Limit Break for Caster classes in the form of Skyshard, Starstorm and Meteor, which deal damage with a potencies of 1650, 3600 and 6150 to the target area, respectively. Following the release of the Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward expansion, every class was given a unique level 3 Limit Break, making Meteor exclusive to Black Mage, though it functions the same as level 3 Limit Breaks for other caster classes. The King Behemoth uses a variant called Ecliptic Meteor; players must take cover behind rocks to avoid certain death.
===Final Fantasy XVI===
A behemoth casts Meteor onto Clive and Joshua Rosfield as the brothers approach Drake's Spine in Stonhyrr. Ultima also utilizes this spell in the first and third phases of the final battle.
=== Final Fantasy Tactics ===
Time Mages and Hashmal can cast Meteor. It cannot be calculated and has a long Charge Time. It costs 70 MP, has a speed of 8, and needs 1,500 JP to learn.
=== Final Fantasy Tactics Advance ===
Meteor is an Alchemy Tech ability for the Alchemist learned from the Scorpion Tail for 300 AP. It deals heavy non-elemental damage in a standard X-shaped area. It costs 40 MP to cast, has a Magic Power of 50, is stealable through the ability Steal: Ability, and is also susceptible to Return Magic and Absorb MP. It cannot be reflected.
==== Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift ====
Meteor is used by the Scion Exodus, which deals 999 damage to one enemy.
=== Final Fantasy Tactics S ===
=== Final Fantasy Type-0 ===
Meteor emits a glyph skyward to summon meteorites upon the target, hitting multiple times over a wide radius. It can be learned by completing "Colonel Faith's Revolt" on Finis difficulty and requires all magic stats to be at 85.
=== Final Fantasy Mystic Quest ===
Meteor is a Wizard Magic spell Benjamin can use. Despite its animation, it deals Earth-elemental damage to all enemies. It can be repelled. It is found inside the Giant Tree.
=== Final Fantasy Legend III ===
Shake is a Lost Magic spell that deals Quake-elemental damage to all enemies. It cost 40 MP to cast, and it can be made by combining one Fire elemental stone and one Earth elemental stone from Shar aboard the Talon.
=== Vagrant Story ===
=== Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles ===
There are multiple variations of the Meteor spell used by many of the monsters. The Meteor Parasite can use a variation of the spell in its third stage of combat. Other monsters with variations of this ability include all of the Bombs and the Lich. Selkie characters can perform a variation of the spell called Meteor Blast as a Focus attack using the Dreamcatcher Racket.
==== Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates ====
Meteor deals heavy damage to nearby enemies and stuns them. It is cast by piling Blizzard, Thunder, Clear, and Raise.
====Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time====
Meteor deals heavy damage to nearby enemies and stuns them. It can be used by stacking Fire, Blizzard, Thunder, and Raise.
==== Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers ====
Meteor is a spell cast by the King Behemoth. The attack summons meteorites which can deal heavy damage if they hit. Any meteorite that falls in the ground can be picked up and thrown at other monsters.
=== Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light ===
Desolator is the most powerful Black Magic spell. When the spell is used it launches five large meteorites at random enemies and costs 5 AP to cast. Desolator can be obtained in Horne Castle at the final stages of the game and can be given to any character by having the Desolator Tome in their inventory.
In Japanese, the spell is known as Meteor. However, it uses an alternative katakana spelling of the word, being .
=== Final Fantasy Dimensions ===
Meteor (Meteo during in-game dialogue) is called "The Ultimate Dark Spell" and is learned after the death of the Mask at the Ruins of Lufenia. It is the most powerful single-target attack and strikes four times. If used on a group of foes, it will still target random enemies. Meteor can miss if the caster has low accuracy.
=== Final Fantasy Dimensions II ===
Meteor I-III are magic attacks available only for Wrieg to use. The spells can only be learned from the Time Mage signet. All Meteor spells deal eight non-elemental magic attacks to a random enemies. The spells ignore damage negation buffs and cost 80 MP to use.
In addition, certain enemies are able to use Meteor I against the player party.
In the original free-to-play versions, Meteor abilities could be used by any party member equipped with specific signets. Meteor I-III could be used by characters equipped with the Kefka OR signet. The Golbez signet allowed characters to use Meteor I-IV abilities. Each version of the spell dealt more damage depending on the summon's rank and had increased MP costs.
=== Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008) ===
Terra and Kefka have Meteor as a Bravery attack. Terra's Meteor calls several fireballs to strike the opponent from above, while Kefka's Meteor calls five fireballs to strike around the opponent and bounce off the ground towards them. Terra learns Meteor at Level 29, and her version costs 30 CP to equip and 180 AP to master. Kefka learns the aerial and ground versions of his Meteor both at Level 31, and both versions cost 30 CP to use and 180 AP for mastery. Kefka, when using Meteor, will flail his arms about and screech insanely.
The Emperor has Starfall as an HP attack. It summons a barrage of fireballs to strike opponents followed by a meteor descending on top of them, but has a long charge time. The Emperor learns the ground version at Level 20, and can cast it in the air at Level 38. It costs 40 CP to equip and 300 AP to master.
Sephiroth has Black Materia as an HP attack, where he summons a meteorite as seen in Final Fantasy VII to attack. Sephiroth learns the attack at Level 33. Black Materia costs 40 CP to equip and 300 AP to master. Onion Knight uses Meteor in his EX Burst Spellbook, where he summons a large meteorite to strike opponents as the final blow of the burst.
==== Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy ====
The aforementioned characters with a Meteor ability retain the same general properties of the attack, albeit with their requirements for unlocking and mastering modified, with the exception of the Onion Knight's Meteor, which still remains his EX Burst as a Sage.
==== Dissidia Final Fantasy NT ====
Though many characters retain Meteor in one form or another, they have been reworked. Onion Knight now has Meteor as an HP attack, available to him in his Sage class. Golbez gains Twin Meteor as an HP Attack, firing one large meteorite at the opponent and following up with a second one, both dealing HP damage. Terra's Meteor, although still an HP attack, requires her to be in a charged state to use it. Kefka's Meteor summons a shower of meteorites that track the opponent. The Emperor's Starfall is now his EX Skill, though it does not deal HP damage, is smaller in size and does not draw the target in, and it lasts much longer. Sephiroth's Black Materia remains an HP attack and can be performed in midair, but it cannot be charged and doesn't draw the target in.
==== Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia ====
Meteor (Chant) is a support ability for Terra. It grants ATK Up I for 3 turns, SPD Up I for 5 turns and increases her BRV by x1.5. It upgrades the HP attack into Meteor+ and has a high turn rate. Meteor+ is a 10-hit magic HP attack.
=== Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call ===
Meteor is a reactive ability that costs 28 CP to equip. It is activated just once in Battle Music Sequences (BMS) when the player makes a chain of 60 hits. It deals magic damage and has extra strength. It is learned by Rydia (level 90), Krile (level 95), Sephiroth (level 95), Shantotto (level 95), and Chaos (default). It can be taught to any character by using the Meteor Scroll.
=== Theatrhythm Final Fantasy All-Star Carnival ===
=== Pictlogica Final Fantasy ===
====Pictlogica Final Fantasy ≒====
=== Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade ===
Vivi uses the Meteor Legend ability to assist the player.
=== Final Fantasy Artniks ===
=== Final Fantasy All the Bravest ===
Meteor is used by the Sage during battle. It is also an enemy ability used by Golbez, Ultima Weapon, and Intangir.
=== Final Fantasy Record Keeper ===
Meteor is a Rank 5 Black Magic ability that deals three massive magic non-elemental attacks to all targets. It requires Major Black, Non-Elemental, Fire, and Earth Orbs to craft and hone its uses. However, due to its non-elemental nature and the release of higher tier Black Magic spells, Meteor is often considered a weak ability to forge.
Originally Meteor dealt a single heavy non-elemental magic attack to all targets, but its effect was changed in later updates to deal more damage and multiple hits.
Additionally, certain Soul Breaks involve characters casting their original game's variants of Meteor on enemies, notable examples include Tellah's Dire Meteor, Maria's Meteor XIV, and Y'shtola's Scion's Meteor.
Certain event and end-game bosses also have access to alternate versions of Meteor as enemy abilities. The ability's damage varies depending on the difficulty of the encounter, but it generally deals heavy magic non-elemental damage to all members of the player party.
=== Final Fantasy Explorers ===
=== Final Fantasy Brave Exvius ===
Meteor is a high level Black Magic spell, which attacks all enemies with a damage modifier of x2.5 and ignores SPR by 25%. It is learned by Rydia and Exdeath and is the Trust Master Reward of Golbez. It costs 50 MP to cast.
====War of the Visions: Final Fantasy Brave Exvius====
=== World of Final Fantasy ===
Meteor is a tier four spell that inflicts neutral physical damage on random targets for 11 AP. It hits 4 times. It can be unlocked by having members in a stack with one each of tier three fire, ice, and thunder spells.
It is also an enemy ability used by Behemonster and The Immortal Dark Dragon.
=== Mobius Final Fantasy ===
===Stranger of Paradise Final Fantasy Origin===
=== Chocobo no Fushigina Dungeon ===
==== Chocobo's Dungeon 2 ====
=== Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo Tales ===
==== Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo's Dungeon ====
Meteor is a Lv. 8 spell that costs 5 SP to cast and attacks all enemies in a 7x7 grid around Chocobo's Black Mage Form.
=== Final Fantasy Trading Card Game ===
One of Palom's cards has Meteor as its ability. For the discarding of another Palom card and three Fire CP, Meteor allows the player to choose up to three Forwards and do 6000 damage to one, 4000 damage to another, and 2000 damage to the third.
Xande's Amano art card can use Meteor for the cost of a Fire CP and discarding a Xande card. The effect is identical to Palom's card.
== Non-Final Fantasy guest appearances ==
=== Ehrgeiz: God Bless the Ring ===
Meteor is a spell within the Forsaken Dungeon. The Basic Magic version drops a small meteorite and consume one Magic Stone when used. The Ultra Magic version rains down meteorites slowly at random, and consumes three Magic Stones.
=== series===
When using his Meteor attack in Kingdom Hearts II, Sephiroth rises into the air and extends a hand. A red orb of energy with a black aura appears and summons a barrage of meteorites to attack Sora. Due to the orb's color, dark aura and power to summon meteorites, this likely alludes to the Black Materia.
Meteor also appears in several titles as a usable ability in some form. In Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep and Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance it appears as an obtainable magic command for Terra and Riku, summoning a meteor down to crash towards the ground onto enemies. Meteor also appears in Kingdom Hearts III as a Team Attack with Donald Duck, having Sora and Donald summoning meteorites to damage targets in a wide area.
=== Bravely series ===
In Bravely Default, Meteor is a level 6 Time Magic spell that unleashes four powerful non-elemental attacks that randomly target enemies. It is unaffected by reflect and costs 99 MP to use. It can be bought in Grandship (ch.5) for 6400 pg.
In Bravely Second: End Layer Meteor is a level 6 Time Magic for the Time Mage that deals four non-elemental attacks against randomly selected enemies and cannot be reflected. It costs 99 MP to use. It can be bought in Caldisla and Chompshire for 12800 pg.
=== Mario Hoops 3-on-3 ===
Black Mage's special ability is the Meteor Shot. It is a direct shot if done inside the 20-point line, and is worth 40 points plus every coin owned. Outside the 20-point line, an ally may try and catch it to score a slam dunk.
== Gallery ==
FFIII NES Meteor.png|Final Fantasy III (NES).
FFIIIDS Meteor.png|Final Fantasy III (DS).
SGE using Meteor from FFIII Pixel Remaster.jpg|Final Fantasy III (Pixel Remaster).
FFIV SNES Meteo.png|Final Fantasy IV (SNES).
FFIV Meteor.png|Final Fantasy IV (GBA).
Meteor FFIV iOs.PNG|Final Fantasy IV (iOS).
FFIVDS Meteor.png|Final Fantasy IV (DS).
Rydia using Meteor from FFIV Pixel Remaster.jpg|Final Fantasy IV (Pixel Remaster).
TAY Wii Meteor.jpg|Final Fantasy IV: The After Years (Wii).
FFIV TAY iOS Meteor.png|Final Fantasy IV: The After Years (iOS/Android).
FFV iOS Meteor.png|Final Fantasy V (defunct mobile/Steam).
Meteor from FFV Pixel Remaster.jpg|Final Fantasy V (Pixel Remaster).
MeteorFF6.png|Final Fantasy VI (GBA).
FFVI Android Meteor.png|Final Fantasy VI (defunct mobile/Steam).
FFVI Meteor (Enemy Ability).png|Enemy Meteor in Final Fantasy VI (GBA).
FFVI PC Intangir Meteor.png|Enemy Meteor in Final Fantasy VI (defunct mobile/Steam).
Meteor Enemy Ability from FFVI Pixel Remaster.jpg|Enemy Meteor in Final Fantasy VI (Pixel Remaster).
Dirge_of_Cerberus_Meteor.png|Dirge of Cerberus -Final Fantasy VII-.
FFX Meteor.PNG|Final Fantasy X.
Meteor in ffx-2.jpg|Meteor in Final Fantasy X-2.
Meteor Black Magic from FFXI.jpg|Final Fantasy XI.
FFXII Meteor.png|Final Fantasy XII.
RW Meteor.png|Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings.
Pupu battle03.jpg|Final Fantasy XIII-2.
Black_Mage_Limit_Break_Meteor_XIV.jpg|Final Fantasy XIV.
FFT Meteor.png|Final Fantasy Tactics.
FFTA Meteor.png|Final Fantasy Tactics Advance.
FFTA2 Meteor.png|Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift.
FFT0 Meteor.png|Final Fantasy Type-0.
FFMQ Meteor.png|Final Fantasy Mystic Quest.
FFLIII Shake.png|Final Fantasy Legend III.
Crystal_chronicle_Meteor_Blast.png|A selkie using Meteor Blast in Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles.
EoT Meteor.png|Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time.
Crystal_chronicle_crystal_bearer_Meteor.png|Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers.
Desolator.png|Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light.
Bravely Default - Meteor.jpg|Bravely Default.
FFD Meteo.png|Final Fantasy Dimensions.
FFD Meteor.PNG|Final Fantasy Dimensions.
DFF Terra Meteor.png|Terra using Meteor in Dissidia Final Fantasy and Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy.
DFF Kefka Meteor.png|Kefka using Meteor in Dissidia Final Fantasy and Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy.
DFF2015 Onion Knight Meteor.png|Onion Knight using Meteor in Dissidia Final Fantasy NT.
DFF2015 Golbez Meteor.png|Golbez using Meteor in Dissidia Final Fantasy NT.
DFF2015 Terra Meteor.png|Terra using Meteor in Dissidia Final Fantasy NT.
DFFOO Meteor.png|Terra's Meteor in Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia.
DFFOO Meteor EA.png|Kefka's Meteor in Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia.
DFFOO Meteor (IX).png|Vivi's Meteor in Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia.
PFF Meteor.png|Pictlogica Final Fantasy.
PFF Meteor EA 2.png|Pictlogica Final Fantasy.
PFF Meteor PS.png|Premium Skill version in Pictlogica Final Fantasy.
PFF Job Change Sage - Meteor.png|Meteor as part of Onion Knight (#317)'s Premium Skill in Pictlogica Final Fantasy.
Meteor Brigade.png|Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade (Summonstone) [FFIX].
FFAB Meteor - Celes SSR.png|Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade (SSR) [FFVI].
FFAB Meteor - Squall SSR.png|Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade (SSR) [FFVIII].
FFAB Meteor - Celes SSR+.png|Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade (SSR+) [FFVI].
FFAB Meteor - Squall SSR+.png|Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade (SSR+) [FFVIII].
FFAB Meteor - Rydia UR.png|Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade (UR) [FFIV].
FFAB Meteor - Vivi UR+.png|Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade (UR+) [FFIX].
FFAB Meteor - Celes UUR.png|Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade (UUR) [FFVI].
FFAB Meteor - Squall UUR.png|Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade (UUR) [FFVIII].
FFAB Meteor - Rydia GR.png|Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade (GR) [FFIV].
FFAB Meteor - Celes Legend SSR.png|Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade (SSR Legend) [FFVI].
FFAB Meteor - Celes Legend SSR+.png|Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade (SSR+ Legend) [FFVI].
FFAB Meteor - Luneth Legend UR.png|Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade (UR Legend) [FFIII].
FFAB Meteor - Bartz Legend UR.png|Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade (UR Legend) [FFV].
FFAB Meteor - Locke Legend UR.png|Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade (UR Legend) [FFVI].
FFAB Meteor - Vivi Legend UR.png|Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade (UR Legend) [FFIX].
FFAB Meteor - Vivi Legend UR 2.png|Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade (UR Legend) [FFIX].
FFAB Meteor FFV Legend UR+.png|Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade (UR+ Legend) [FFV].
FFAB Meteor - Vivi Legend UR+.png|Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade (UR+ Legend) [FFIX].
FFAB Meteor - Squall Legend UUR.png|Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade (UUR Legend) [FFVIII].
FFAB Meteor - Squall Legend UUR+.png|Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade (UUR+ Legend) [FFVIII].
FFAB Meteor - Rydia Legend UUR+.png|Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade (UUR+ Legend) [FFIV].
FFAB Meteor - Rydia Legend UUR+ 2.png|Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade (UUR+ Legend) [FFIV].
FFAB Meteor - Celes Legend CR.png|Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade (CR Legend) [FFVI].
FFAB Xande Meteor.png|In-game in Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade.
FFATB Meteor.png|Player version in Final Fantasy All the Bravest.
FFATB Meteor EA.png|Enemy version in Final Fantasy All the Bravest.
FFRK Meteor XVI Icon.png|Meteor XVI icon in Final Fantasy Record Keeper.
FFRK Meteor.png|Final Fantasy Record Keeper.
FFRK Meteor EA.png|Enemy version in Final Fantasy Record Keeper.
FFRK Meteor XVI.png|Meteor XVI in Final Fantasy Record Keeper.
FFBE Meteor.png|Final Fantasy Brave Exvius.
WoFF Meteor.png|World of Final Fantasy.
SOP SAG Meteor.jpg|Stranger of Paradise Final Fantasy Origin.
Goblin Meteor.png|Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo Tales.
Palom TCG.png|Final Fantasy Trading Card Game.
FFFCD Meteor.PNG|Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo's Dungeon.
Ehrgeiz Meteor.png|Ehrgeiz: God Bless the Ring.
Ehrgeiz Meteor Ultra.png|Ultra version of Meteor in Ehrgeiz: God Bless the Ring.
KHII Meteor.png|Kingdom Hearts II.
==Videos==
Dissidia- Final Fantasy - EX Burst- Onion Knight-Ninja
== Etymology ==
Therefore, the use of the term meteor is incorrect in most Final Fantasy games, as pieces that withstand ablation from atmospheric entry and impact with the ground are called a meteorites rather than meteors.
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