Gilgamesh (World of Final Fantasy)

Gilgamesh is a minor character in World of Final Fantasy, and is a Grymoirian incarnation of Gilgamesh originating from Final Fantasy V. He is one of the six character representatives of that game, the other five being Bartz, Boko, Faris, Syldra, and Enkidu. 
Gilgamesh is fought as a boss in Big Bridge, but also makes appearances in several Intervention quests. The player can recruit Gilgamesh to their party by imprisming him at The Coliseum.
==Who's Who==
:CV: Keith Szarabajka / Kazuya Nakai
:Age in Grymoire: Immeasurable
:Notes: Big Bridge's classic clasher / Not that weird / Actually...yeah, that weird
;Batty for Bartz
:Gilgamesh has a very special soul. Although he was born in the same world as Bartz, he spent a long, long time wandering the space between dimensions. As such, his memories and his obsession with Bartz have been imprinted upon his soul itself.
:So even though his Grymoirian self is just a copy, Gilgamesh still retains some of the emotions his original had. He's similar to the Warrior of Light in this regard.
;Batty for Bartz: Continued
:When Gilgamesh has a chance encounter with Snow, he shouts "Bartz!" and ends up picking a fight with what he believes must be his nemesis.
:There is a logic to these seemingly random actions:
:#Gilgamesh is destined to fight Bartz (but he doesn't know why).
:#Bartz must be destined to fight Gilgamesh. (Obviously.)
:#Therefore, the only person who would dare fight him is Bartz! (Because...right?)
:With this ironclad reasoning behind him, Gilgamesh assumes Snow must be a shape-shifted Bartz, and the rest is history. Or insanity.
:Snow and Gilgamesh are both excellent conversationalists—that is, if carrying on simultaneous monologues still counts. You have to feel bad for poor Celes...
;First World of Origin:
:FINAL FANTASY V
==Gameplay==
Once the player imprisms Gilgamesh, he remains in the player's party and is one of the few unique imprismable Mirages (the other being Mel) to carry over in a New Game+ file in the Maxima edition. Therefore, a Gilgamesh Prism does not appear in the player's Prism inventory unless the player dismisses Gilgamesh from their Prism Case (at which point, should the player reacquire Gilgamesh, his level reverts back to 1 and his Mirage Board is reset).
==Stats==
===Base stats===
====Mirage Board spaces====
Abilities 	Abilities 	Abilities
Active Ability 	SP Required	
Protect 	2 	
Shell 	2 	
Haste 	2 	
Thunderbolt 	2 	
Lambaste 	2 	
Wind Slash 	2 	
Leg Sweep 	2 	
Mightiest of Swords	5 	
Stat Boosts 	Stat Boosts	Stat Boosts
Stat 	SP Required	
HP+ 	3 	
HP++ 	3 	
Strength+ 	3 	
Strength+ 	3 	
Defense+ 	3 	
Magic+ 	3 	
Magic+ 	3 	
Magic Defense+	3 	
Agility+ 	3 	
Agility+ 	3 	
Accuracy+ 	3 	
Evasion+ 	3 	
Critical+ 	3 	
Critical+ 	3 	
Miscellaneous Spaces	Miscellaneous Spaces	Miscellaneous Spaces
Blank Space 	SP Required 	
Blank Space 	2 	
Blank Space 	2 	
Blank Space 	2 	
Mirajewel 	SP Required 	
Banish Mirajewel 	2 	
Miscellaneous Information	Miscellaneous Information	Miscellaneous Information
SP Total 	SP 	
Mirage Board 	69 	
Level Requirement 	Level 	
Mirage Board Mastery 	52 	
===Encounter stats===
====The Big Bridge====
====Intervention Quest====
====The Coliseum====
==Formations==
Location 	Formation
Big Bridge - Segment 4 	Gilgamesh
Intervention Quest - Two Different Conversations	Gilgamesh
The Coliseum - Exdeath's Kooky Kabuki 	Gilgamesh
The Coliseum - Consecutive Boss Battles 2 	Gilgamesh
==Gallery==
WoFFM Background.jpg|Wallpaper for World of Final Fantasy Maxima from official websites.
==Etymology==
Category:Bosses in World of Final Fantasy