Basuna

thumb|250px|Basuna in Final Fantasy II (iOS).
Basuna is a recurring White Magic spell. It cures status effects that normally wear off over time or at the end of a battle.
==Appearances==
===Final Fantasy II===
Basuna is a White Magic spell. At level 1 the spell will only be able to remove the Venom status. At level 2 Basuna will be able to heal Sleep, Silence can be removed at level 3, Mini at level 4, Paralysis at level 5, and finally Confuse at level 6.
In addition the chance of success increases as the level of the spell increases. It can target one ally or all allies, but the latter requires an additional level in order to remove the status (for example level 4 or higher to remove Silence) and the success rate is much lower unless the spell is at a high level. Any character can learn Basuna by having them use the Basuna Tome (Basuna Scroll in Final Fantasy Origins).
Basuna Tome	Basuna Tome
Effect 	Allows the target to learn Basuna when used outside of battle. Casts Basuna VIII on all allies when used in battle.
Buy 	Bafsk, Mysidia, Machanon
Cost 	800 gil (Origins)
Cost 	600 gil (Dawn of Souls, 20th Anniversary Edition)
===Final Fantasy IV===
Basuna is usable via the Mythril Staff. It effectively acts as a Unicorn Horn by removing Berserk, Confuse, Sleep, and Paralyze, but only targets one character. The spell is classified as a white magic spell in the 3D remake.
====Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-====
Basuna is a Item Magic spell via the Mythril Staff. It removes Berserk, Confuse, Sleep, and Paralyze on one target.
====Final Fantasy IV: The After Years====
Basuna is usable via the Mythril Staff. It removes Berserk, Confuse, Sleep, and Paralyze on one target.
===Final Fantasy Dimensions===
Basuna is a white magic spell, usable by characters who have learned how to cast level 4 or higher white magic. It must be purchased for 1500 gold before anyone can cast it. It costs 10 MP and removes Berserk, Confuse, Sleep, Paralyze and Curse from a single target.
===Final Fantasy Record Keeper===
Basuna VI is Minwu's default Soul Break. It casts Esuna on a single target.
==Gallery==
FFII NES Basuna.png|Final Fantasy II (NES).
FFII Basuna PS.png|Final Fantasy II (PS).
FFII Basuna All PS.png|Basuna targeting all allies in Final Fantasy II (PS).
FFII Basuna6 GBA.png|Final Fantasy II (GBA).
FFII Basuna6 All GBA.png|Basuna cast on the party in Final Fantasy II (GBA).
FFII PSP Basuna.png|Final Fantasy II (PSP).
FFII PSP Basuna All.png|Basuna cast on the party in Final Fantasy II (PSP).
Minwu using Basuna VI from FFII Pixel Remaster.jpg|Basuna (I - XVI) in Final Fantasy II (Pixel Remaster).
FFIV SNES Basuna.png|Final Fantasy IV (SNES).
FFIV Basuna.png|Final Fantasy IV (GBA).
FFIV PSP Basuna.png|Final Fantasy IV (PSP).
FFIVDS Basuna.png|Final Fantasy IV (DS).
Basuna ffiv ios.PNG|Final Fantasy IV (iOS).
Rosa using Basuna from FFIV Pixel Remaster.jpg|Final Fantasy IV (Pixel Remaster).
TAY PSP Basuna.png|Final Fantasy IV: The After Years (PSP).
FFD Basuna.PNG|Final Fantasy Dimensions.
FFRK Basuna VI Icon.png|Icon in Final Fantasy Record Keeper.
==Etymology==
 comes from the first kana of , , and .
Category:Recurring White Magic