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Malboro Masher

Malboro Masher is a microgame in Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo Tales that is centered around malboros. In Story Mode, the microgame can be played within the forest, if Chocobo interacts with malboros just after entering the forest. The game depicts a forest background, with trees in the background and several plants in the foreground.
==Gameplay==
The gameplay is done from the bottom screen, while the top screen shows the game's logo. The bottom screen shows a white 3x3 grid, and either a malboro or a bomb pops in and out of a square. When a malboro comes into view, it starts to breathe out its toxic breath. The player must immediately tap any malboro once it appears onscreen but avoid tapping the bombs.
As the microgame progresses, more bombs and malboros come into view, and they move faster. This means that the player is more likely to make a mistake. If the player makes one mistake, either by touching a bomb or not tapping a malboro on time, the microgame ends. In the latter instance, the malboro's toxic breath covers most of the bottom screen.
==Rewards (Story Mode)==
Rank 	Criteria 	Pop-up card
Silver	If at least 80 Malboros are tapped 	011. Bomb - Explode
Gold 	If at least 130 Malboros are tapped	012. Bomb - Explode+
==Gallery==
===Sprites===
Malboro Masher icon.png|Icon
Malboro Masher logo.png|Logo
Malboro Masher banner.png|Quick Play banner
===Screenshots===
Malboro Masher rules.png|In-game rules
Malboro Masher toxic breath.png|The bottom screen display is covered with toxic breath
Category:Microgames
Category:Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo Tales
Maria (Final Fantasy II)

Maria is the main female character and a party member in Final Fantasy II. She is a kindhearted and strong-willed individual, and Maria has a brother named Leon, whom she loves very much. Appearance-wise, Maria's main trait is her purple hair.
Maria set the standard for female protagonists in the Final Fantasy series, as several of the later early heroines share the same personality traits. Unlike most lead female characters in the series, Maria's love interest is unknown.
Like the other three main characters of the game, she grew up in the town of Fynn, which was attacked by the Palamecian Empire. She is deeply saddened by the disappearance of her brother, and sets off with Firion and Guy to find him with great determination.
Category:Final Fantasy II characters
Mario Hoops 3-on-3

Mario Hoops 3-on-3 is a Mario video game for the Nintendo DS, released in 2006. The game was developed by Square Enix, who included five Final Fantasy characters in the game, all of which are unlockable: Black Mage, White Mage, Moogle, Ninja, and Cactuar. 
==External links==
*Mario Hoops 3-on-3 on Super Mario Wiki
Category:Nintendo DS games
Category:Crossover games
Mario Sports Mix

Mario Sports Mix is a sports game of the Mario franchise that was released for the Wii in 2010. It is the second Mario sports-related title to be developed by Square Enix. As such, the five unlockable Final Fantasy characters from Mario Hoops 3-on-3, Moogle, Ninja, White Mage, Black Mage, and Cactuar, return as unlockable characters for Mario Sports Mix, with the addition of Slime from the Dragon Quest series.
Category:Wii games
Category:Crossover games
Marlene Wallace

Marlene is a non-playable character in Final Fantasy VII. In the storyline of the game, Marlene is four years old. She takes it upon herself to care for Tifa's 7th Heaven bar when Tifa joins Cloud and Barret on an AVALANCHE mission. She considers Barret to be her father, while she is actually the daughter of Dyne and Eleanor, childhood friends of Barret's. Barret had taken Marlene in as his own daughter after his friend Dyne, his hometown, and loved ones were destroyed by Shinra troops. As Marlene was less than a year old when her hometown, Corel, was burned to the ground and her mother was killed, she has no memory of her biological parents. This fact prompted her father Dyne to commit suicide rather than try to adopt her away from Barret.
Later, Aeris gives herself to the Turks in exchange for Marlene's safety. Marlene is later held ransom by Cait Sith, a Shinra spy, to force Cloud to cooperate with him on their journey to the Temple of the Ancients. Marlene is later left with Elmyra, Aeris's adoptive mom.
Marlene reappears in the CGI movie Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children. Unlike many of the other children, she is unaffected by Geostigma disease.
==Names in other languages==
Category:Children
Category:Final Fantasy VII characters
Matoya

Matoya is an old witch who makes her first and main appearance in Final Fantasy. She is specialized in creating potions. Matoya has gray hair and wears a red robe and witch hat (the latter being purple in the Nintendo Entertainment System and MSX versions). Matoya is blind and relies on the Crystal Eye to see. Matoya lives in a cave with a few living brooms.
In Final Fantasy, Astos stole the Crystal Eye from Matoya. The Warriors of Light must defeat Astos to obtain the Crystal Eye and return it to Matoya, who in turn makes the Jolt Tonic and gives it to the warriors to awaken the Elf Prince.
Starting with the Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls remake, there is another spell made by Matoya, the Witch's Brew, which can relieve any illness. She gave it to a dwarf in Whisperwind Cove long ago.
==Gallery==
Matoya FF NES sprite.png|Nintendo Entertainment System sprite
Matoya FF MSX sprite.png|MSX sprite
Matoya FF WSC sprite.png|WonderSwan Color sprite
Matoya FF PS sprite.png|PlayStation sprite
Matoya FF GBA sprite.png|Game Boy Advance sprite
==Trivia==
*In Captain N: The Game Masters series finale, "The Fractured Fantasy of Captain N", there is a green witch who is based on Matoya. Astos stole the Light Crystal from her years ago, and a main part of the episode involves the characters trying to retrieve it. Like Matoya, the witch also has a talking broom.
Category:Witches
Category:Final Fantasy characters
Matoya's Cave

Matoya's Cave is a location that makes its first and main appearance in the game, Final Fantasy. As the name implies, Matoya's Cave is the home of Matoya, and it is located north of the drawbridge. It is where the Warriors of Light can obtain the Jolt Tonic if they give the Crystal Eye to Matoya.
==Layout==
From the overworld, Matoya's Cave shares an appearance with the rocky terrain. The place has a black opening for an entrance. When entering Matoya's Cave, the Warriors of Light start at the stairs, which are at the bottom-right of the area. They can continue down a short hallway, and about halfway, there is a door to the main room where Matoya is. There are a few sentient brooms that sweep around Matoya's Cave, including one at the dead-end of the opening hallway. The walls in Matoya's Cave are purple.
The main room has are three treasure chests on the left side of the main room; the upper two each contain a potion, and the bottom chest contains an antidote. Matoya is standing at the upper-center of the main room. There is also a chair and a small roundtable.
===Differences between versions===
Like other locations in Final Fantasy, Matoya's Cave received some gradual design changes, but its purpose is otherwise unchanged.
In the original Nintendo Entertainment System version, Matoya's Cave consists of a black floor with several skulls placed within the main room.
Starting with the WonderSwan Color version, Matoya's Cave received a light purple floor to match the wall color. There is also a red carpet that spans across most of the center of the main room. The skulls from the original release were removed and replaced by six small tables, each with a red tablecloth and a bull skull on them, that surround the red carpet. Other changes to the main room include: a bed added to the upper-left corner, two bookshelves added to the top-right corner, and two pots added to the bottom-right corner. The round table was given a white tablecloth.
Two bull skulls are mounted on the left and right sides of the door to the main room each. In the main room, three more skulls are mounted at the center of the upper wall. Only the middle skull is that of a bull's, while the other two appear to be that of a bird (which is suggested from their beaks).
Starting with the PlayStation Portable version, most of the cave is dark, and is faintly lit by the light blue flames along the walls. The Warriors of Light and their surroundings are still lit. The red carpet and each of the tablecloths have purple fringes.
Category:Caves
Category:Houses
Category:Final Fantasy locations
Maximillian

Maxmillian is a powerful type of armor which is made of steel. It is very rare, and is usually obtained late into a game. The Maxmillian first appears in Final Fantasy Tactics.
==History==
===Final Fantasy series===
====Final Fantasy IX====
In Final Fantasy IX, the Maxmillian is a type of armor that can be equipped by either Adelbert Steiner or Beatrix. It is obtainable in disc 4 by using Dead Pepper at Shimmering Island's former location while riding Choco. If either Steiner or Beatrix wears the suit, they learn the support ability, HP+20%.
;Stats
*Defense: +54
*Spirit: +3
====Final Fantasy IV (remakes)====
In Final Fantasy IV, starting with Final Fantasy IV Advance, the Maxmillian appears in the Lunar Ruins dungeon. It can only be equipped by Cid Pollendina.
;Stats
*Defense: +35
*Magic Defense: +12
*Evasion: -10
*Magic Evasion: +8
*Stamina: +10
*Intelligence: +10
*Spirit: +10
====Final Fantasy V (remakes)====
Like Final Fantasy IV, the Maxmillian only appears in remakes of Final Fantasy V, starting with Final Fantasy V Advance. The Maxmillian is found in the Sealed Temple.
;Stats
*Defense: +27
*Magic Defense: +5
*Stamina: +2
====Final Fantasy (remakes)====
In remakes of Final Fantasy, starting with the PlayStation Portable release, the Maxmillian can be obtained by defeating Chronodia's first form. The Maxmillian can be equipped by Knight, Red Mage, Red Wizard, and Warrior. Despite its rarity, the Maxmillian can only be sold for 100 gil.
;Stats
*Defense: 55
*Weight: 10
*Evasion: 0
*Bonus: +5 Strength, +10 Stamina
*Spell: None
==Names in other languages==
Category:Armor
Category:Final Fantasy armor
Category:Final Fantasy IV armor
Category:Final Fantasy V armor
Category:Final Fantasy IX armor
Melmond

Melmond is a town found in Final Fantasy. It is found to the east of the Devil's Tail on the world map. The Warriors of Light can travel to here from their ship once Nerrick completes a canal on the Aldean Sea.
Long ago, Melmond had an abundance of plants which that grow and flourish from fertile soil. One day, Lich drained the Earth Crystal's power, which resulted in the ground decaying. Lich ordered the Vampire to destroy the town's Sanctuary, resulting in the death of numerous citizens. Although the Warriors of Light cannot use a Sanctuary, they can stay at an Inn for 100 gil per night. There is no Item Shop in Melmond
Melmond is home to Dr. Unne, a boastful scholar who researches Lefenish, an ancient language spoke by the Lufenians. When the Warriors of Light obtain the Rosetta Stone, they return to Melmond and give it to Dr. Unne, who deciphers the tablet and uses it to teach Lefenish to the warriors. By learning the language, the warriors can talk to the Lufenians in Lufenia.
==Shops==
Weapon 	Price 	Attack	Accuracy	Classes
Crosier 	160 gil 200 gil 	14 	0 	Warrior, Knight, Ninja, Monk, Master
Falchion 	360 gil 450 gil 	15 	10 	Warrior, Knight, Red Mage, Red Wizard, Thief, Ninja
Longsword	1,200 gil 1,500 gil	20 	10 	Warrior, Knight, Red Mage, Red Wizard, Ninja
Saber 	360 gil 450 gil 	15 	10 	Warrior, Knight, Red Mage, Red Wizard, Thief, Ninja
Weapon 	Price 	Defense	Weight	Classes
Bronze Gloves 	160 gil 200 gil 	2 	3 	Warrior, Knight, Ninja
Great Helm 	360 gil 450 gil 	5 	5 	Warrior, Knight, Ninja
Knight's Armor	36,000 gil 45,000 gil	34 	33 	Warrior, Knight
Silver Armlet 	4,000 gil 5,000 gil 	15 	1 	All characters
Steel Gloves 	600 gil 750 gil 	4 	5 	Warrior, Knight, Ninja
Spell 	Price 	Class 	Effect
Curaga 	4,000 gil 8,000 gil	Red Mage, Red Wizard, White Mage, White Wizard	Restores a lot of HP to one ally
Diaga 	4,000 gil 8,000 gil	White Mage, White Wizard 	Deals damage to all undead foes
Healara	4,000 gil 8,000 gil	White Mage, White Wizard 	Restores HP to entire party
Life 	4,000 gil 8,000 gil	White Mage, White Wizard, Red Wizard 	Revives one KO'd ally
Spell 	Price 	Class 	Effect
Firaga 	4,000 gil 8,000 gil	Black Mage, Black Wizard, Red Mage, Red Wizard	Deals Fire damage to all foes
Scourge 	4,000 gil 8,000 gil	Black Mage, Black Wizard, Red Wizard 	Instantly kills all foes
Slowra 	4,000 gil 8,000 gil	Black Mage, Black Wizard, Red Mage, Red Wizard	Reduces one foe's number of attacks
Teleport	4,000 gil 8,000 gil	Red Wizard, Black Wizard 	Transports party to previous floor
Category:Towns
Category:Final Fantasy locations
Mermaid

Mermaids are an underwater species found in the Sunken Shrine in Final Fantasy. They are the same race as s in folklore, because they are an aquatic creature with the upper body of a female human and their bottom part consists of a fish's tail. The mermaids in Final Fantasy are blonde, and they have a pink tail with a light blue tail fin. They also have bright, blue eyes.
During the game, the residents of Onrac ask the Warriors of Light to save the Mermaids, who are kept as hostages by Kraken. The Mermaids are located on the fourth floor of Sunken Shrine. They explain to the Warriors of Light that the Kraken is draining the Water Crystal, which serves as their life source. Without it, the Mermaids will become sea foam and die. The Warriors of Light manage to defeat the Kraken and free the Mermaids.
Mermaids are topless in the Nintendo Entertainment System version, even in the North American release.
==Gallery==
===Sprites===
Mermaid FF NES sprite.png|Final Fantasy (Nintendo Entertainment System)
Mermaid FF PS sprite.png|Final Fantasy (PlayStation)
Mermaid FF GBA sprite.png|Final Fantasy (Game Boy Advance)
===Screenshots===
Mermaid FF PSP underwater.jpg|A mermaid is surprised that Warrior can breathe underwater.(PlayStation Portable version)
Category:Species
Category:Underwater creatures
Meteor Shot

The Meteor Shot is Black Mage's Special Shot in Mario Hoops 3-on-3. It is based on the Meteor spell. To have Black Mage perform it, the player must tap out a star shape twice. The star probably represents this as the ultimate black magic.
Black Mage begins the shot by creating a large purple rune on the ground. He levitates the ball, now glowing purple, in each of the four cardinal directions, spins, and casts the ball straight up in the air. The screen gets darker and flaming meteors streak down from the sky, including a big meteor which contains the ball. The big meteor slams into the basket, creating a large plume of fire.
If shot from outside the 3-point line, instead of casting the ball into the air, Black Mage shoots the ball with his wand. The ball takes on a red glow, with a tangled red ribbon of energy following it. A teammate needs to grab the ball and dunk it in the basket to complete the shot and make the plume of fire appear.
Category:Abilities
Midgar (stage)

Midgar is a downloadable stage in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, bundled with Cloud Strife. It is based on and shares a name with the city of Midgar, a massive, technologically-advanced city on the planet Gaia and a central location in Final Fantasy VII.
The Midgar stage's overall layout resembles Battlefield, with the city itself in the background. However, at various intervals in the match, Summon Materia appears on the stage, although this does not occur in 8-Player Smash. Collecting a materia causes one of the game's various summons to appear and cause an effect on the stage:
*Odin cuts the stage in two with its sword, which also launches any fighters he hits.
*Leviathan floods the underside of the stage, Ramuh electrifies and changes the positions of the three platforms
*Ifrit moves and tilts the stage with a pillar of fire
*Bahamut ZERO uses a beam attack that strikes the city before it reaches one portion of the stage, dealing heavy damage to any fighter caught in its blast.
The stage returns in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. If the player does not have Challenge Pack 8 containing Sephiroth and Northern Cave, Midgar has the fewest number of possible songs to play on the stage with only two songs, although this trait is now shared with Flat Zone X. However, if the player has downloaded the pack, more songs from Final Fantasy VII are added, which can be played on Midgar.
==Songs==
===Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U===
Out of all the stages in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, Midgar has the fewest amount of songs with only two songs.
Name 	Source 	Credits
Let the Battles Begin!	FINAL FANTASY VII	Original
Fight On! 	FINAL FANTASY VII	Original
==Names in other languages==
Category:Downloadable content
Category:Stages
Midgardsormr

Midgardsormr (ミドガルズオルム), also named Jorgandr, is a serpent enemy in the Final Fantasy franchise. It first appears in the game The Final Fantasy Legend, and its first main series appearance is in Final Fantasy VI. Midgardsormr is based on , a sea serpent from Norse mythology.
==Game appearances==
===Final Fantasy series===
====Final Fantasy VI====
In Final Fantasy VI, Midgarsormr (named Terrato in the Super Nintendo and PlayStation versions) appears as a esper. Its magicite appears in the Yeti's Cave. The magicite is in possession of Umaro, so when the party obtains it, Umaro comes out to attack them. After the battle, the Midgardsormr magicite can be equipped. If Mog is with the party, he convinces Umaro to join them.
During a battle, it costs 40 MP for a party member to summon Midgardsormr. When summoned, it uses the attack , which deals Earth-elemental damage to all opponents. Midgardsormr allows for its user's HP to increase by 30% whenever they level up. Midgardsormr also teaches Quake at a 3x rate and both Graviga and Tornado at a x1 rate.
Category:Summons
Category:Snakes
Category:Final Fantasy VI espers
Minotaur

Minotaurs are enemies that appear in several Final Fantasy games. They are muscular beasts which are half-man and half-bull. Minotaurs first appear in Final Fantasy. They are often found in subterranean areas. They have a different design and color throughout most of their appearances.
==History==
===Final Fantasy===
In Final Fantasy, Minotaurs are purple. They are found in five places: Cavern of Earth (floors B1 and B2), the area surrounding Crescent Lake, Mount Gulg (floors B1, B4, B5), Ryukahn Desert, and Southern Marsh. A Minotaur may drop a Knife if defeated.
===Final Fantasy Mystic Quest===
In Final Fantasy Mystic Quest, there is a Minotaur who is fought as a boss in the Level Forest. It wears a skirt-like clothing made of wood and two metal bands on each arm. Minotaur carries around its own axe (although the guide calls it a sword).
In Level Forest, as Benjamin and Kaeli are journeying through, Kaeli uses her Axe to cut down trees in the way. She eventually chops a glowing tree, only to discover that it is the Minotaur in disguise. The Minotaur angrily inflicts poison upon Kaeli, and a battle starts. In the battle, Minotaur has two damaged sprites; its first sprite shows its left horn missing, but as Minotaur takes further damage, its second sprite is shown, in which much of its armor is missing.
==Profiles==
===Final Fantasy Mystic Quest===
*Final Fantasy Mystic Quest Strategy Guidebook (page 19): "Half human, half monstrous steer, this beast is all trouble. Animal from the shoulders up, Minotaur attacks relentlessly with a huge sword, and has been known to kick ferociously."
==Stats==
*HP: 240
*Attack Power: 4
*Defense Power: 50
==Bestiary navigation==
==Gallery==
===Final Fantasy===
Minotaur FF NES sprite.png|Nintendo Entertainment System sprite
Minotaur FF MSX2 sprite.png|MSX2 sprite
Minotaur FF PS1 sprite.png|Final Fantasy Origins sprite
Minotaur FF GBA sprite.png|Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls sprite
Minotaur FF PSP sprite.png|PlayStation Portable sprite
===Final Fantasy Mystic Quest===
Minotaur FFMQ artwork.jpg|Artwork
Minotaur FFMQ damaged sprite.png|Damaged sprite
Minotaur FFMQ damaged sprite 2.png|Further damaged sprite
Minotaur FFMQ overworld sprite.png|Overworld sprite
Category:Bovines
Category:Final Fantasy enemies
Category:Final Fantasy Mystic Quest enemies
Minwu (Final Fantasy II)

Minwu is a White Mage who appears in Final Fantasy II. He comes with a full set of White Magic when he joins the team.
In the PlayStation version, he is named Mindu, and in the unreleased Nintendo Entertainment System prototype, he is named MingWu.
==History==
He is powerful sorcerer who works for Princess/Queen Hilda. He assists Firion and the team for a short time to get some Mithril out of the Semitt Falls. He's the only person who can unlock the seal around the strongest magic spell ever, Ultima, but it's powerful even for him. He leaves the team for most of the game on a personal quest, and he uses all of his power to break the seal when the team finally reaches the top of Mysidian Tower. He dies in the process.
Category:White Mages
Category:Final Fantasy II characters
Mist (location)

Mist is a town featured in both Final Fantasy IV and Final Fantasy IV: The After Years. It is the hometown of Rydia and other . Mist is located north of Baron, and is reached by traveling through the Mist Cave.
==History==
===Final Fantasy IV===
Early in Final Fantasy IV, after Cecil Harvey is stripped of his rank as Red Wings commander, the King of Baron orders him and his friend, Kain Highwind, to deliver a package, which is named the Carnelian Signet, to Mist. The two make their way through Mist Cave and, after defeating the Mist Dragon in a boss fight, exit the cave and reach Mist.
At Mist, the Carnelian Signet opens by itself, and a lot of Bombs emerge from it. This sets the entire village on fire, killing nearly all of the Summoners. Cecil and Kain notice a young girl (later revealed to be named Rydia) looking at her mother, who somehow died as a result of when the Mist Dragon was defeated. Kain tells Cecil that they must also kill the young girl, but Cecil deems it too cruel and refuses to allow it or to ever follow any of the King of Baron's orders again. Cecil offers to help the young girl evacuate Mist and tells her that it is too dangerous to stay. She refuses because she is furious at them for killing both the Mist Dragon and her mother. The young girl reveals herself to be a Summoner when she summons Titan who, in an unwinnable battle, uses Earthquake. This has an effect outside of battle where it creates a large split in the land to the right of Mist. This separates Kain from Cecil and the young girl, forcing her to join Cecil for a duration of their journey.
Later on, once the party has acquired the Enterprise, they can revisit Mist, which is shown to have recovered from massive fire damage. During the first visit to Mist, Cecil and Kain were unable to freely explore the area because it occurred during a scripted event. This time, the party can freely visit the Inn, Weapon Shop, and Armor Shop, although unlike most towns, there is no Item Shop.
==Items==
In subsequent visits to Mist, the party can find three Bomb Fragments within the tall, dark grass. Two Bomb Fragments are hidden in the grass to the southeast, and the other is hidden in the grass to the northeast of the Inn.
==Locations==
*Inn: It costs 50 gil to stay here for a night.
*Rydia's House: This is where Rydia lives. It is the only accessible house, as the others are sealed off. In Rydia's House, there are a few hidden items that can be found by taking a hidden path behind the fireplace to a small, hidden room with three treasure chests containing a Gold Hairpin, Clothes, and Ruby Ring respectively. By continuing east, the party can continue down a southern path into another small room, which has a treasure chest containing a Rod of Change.
===Shops===
Name 	Price
Dancing Dagger	5,000 gil
Whip 	3,000 gil
Name 	Price
Bard's Tunic	700 gil
==Gallery==
FF4 SNES Mist on fire.png|The Bombs put Mist on fire in Final Fantasy IVs Super Nintendo release
FF4A Mist destroyed.png|Kain and Cecil realize that they destroyed Mist in Final Fantasy IV Advance
Category:Towns
Category:Final Fantasy IV locations