Titan (Final Fantasy V)

Titan is a level 3 summon in Final Fantasy V obtained in the main story. It is an earth-elemental summon who uses Gaia's Wrath, an attack dealing earth damage to all enemies. Titan is one of the common summoned monsters found in Final Fantasy.
Titan can be used via Summon and Call once obtained, and also via Magic Lamp. With the latter two, the summoner uses no MP.
==Obtained==
Titan is fought in the Karnak Meteorite during the quest to travel to another world. Once defeated, Titan is available as a summon.
==Stats==
Ability	MP cost	Power	Effect
 	25 	110 	Earth-elemental damage to all enemies.
Gaia's Wrath's damage is calculated as follows:
:Attack = 110 + (0..(110/8))
:M = (Level \times Magic~Power)/256 + 4
:Defense = Magic~Defense
:Damage = (Attack - Defense) \times M
As a summon, there is no split damage property, and Gaia's Wrath is unaffected by reflect. Gaia's Wrath will miss aerial enemies.
If the target absorbs earth, it is healed instead of damaged; if it is immune to earth, the attack misses. If the target resists earth, the Attack modifier in the formula is halved, but if it is weak to earth, the modifier is doubled and the attack ignores the target's Magic Defense.
Several pieces of equipment increase the power of elemental attacks by 50%. The bonus is applied before subtracting the opponent's Magic Defense. The weapons that boost earth are the Berserker's Gaia Hammer, the Black Mage's Magus Rod, the Geomancer's Gaia's Bell and Rune Chime. The armor that boosts earth is Gaia Gear robe. The mix Elemental Power empowers all elements.
==Use==
Titan performs the attack Gaia's Wrath when summoned, dealing strong earth-elemental damage to all enemies. The damage is over twice the strength of Shiva, Ifrit, and Ramuh, for only slightly over twice the MP cost. This means that, in most cases, Gaia's Wrath is the better choice, with two exceptions: aerial enemies, and enemies with an elemental weakness that Shiva, Ifrit, or Ramuh exploit. Gaia's Wrath misses aerial enemies (and those under float), and against enemies with certain weaknesses, the lower-tier summons can still deal more damage.
Around the time it is acquired, Titan is one of the most powerful spells available, and more powerful than any Black Magic spells until that point. As more are obtained in Galuf's world and beyond, Titan becomes outclassed. In the merged world, when level 4 and 5 summons, such as Syldra, Leviathan, and Bahamut are available, Titan's damage falls off.
Titan can be a good summon to use against Atomos.
==Gallery==
Galuf using Gaias Wrath from FFV Pixel Remaster.jpg|Pixel Remaster.
Gaia's Wrath FFV.jpg|Defunct mobile/Steam.
==Etymology==
Its summon attack is called Gaia's Wrath. 
Category:Summons in Final Fantasy V