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'''Behemoths''' are large beasts that appear in many ''[[Final Fantasy (franchise)|Final Fantasy]]'' games, and they first appear in ''[[Final Fantasy II]]''. Behemoths are powerful enemies, and are usually one of the strongest | '''Behemoths''' are large beasts that appear in many ''[[Final Fantasy (franchise)|Final Fantasy]]'' games, and they first appear in ''[[Final Fantasy II]]''. Behemoths are powerful enemies, and are usually one of the strongest in each of its appearances. Behemoths are usually found in the final area. | ||
In many of their appearances, a Behemoth is a large, purple beast that uses its horns and lightning magic to kill its opponents. Depending on the game, Behemoths are either quadrupedal or bipedal; if a Behemoth is the latter, it often carries a weapon with it. In most cases, if a [[party]] member uses a [[magic]] spell on a Behemoth, it strikes back with a powerful spell such as [[Flare]] or [[Meteor]]. Behemoths have an even stronger counterpart named [[King Behemoth]]. | In many of their appearances, a Behemoth is a large, purple beast that uses its horns and lightning magic to kill its opponents. Depending on the game, Behemoths are either quadrupedal or bipedal; if a Behemoth is the latter, it often carries a weapon with it. In most cases, if a [[party]] member uses a [[magic]] spell on a Behemoth, it strikes back with a powerful spell such as [[Flare]] or [[Meteor]]. Behemoths have an even stronger counterpart named [[King Behemoth]]. | ||
Behemoths are named after the beast mentioned in {{wp|Book of Job|Job 40:15–24}} of the {{wp|Holy Bible}}. | |||
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Revision as of 21:17, April 3, 2021
Template:Image Behemoths are large beasts that appear in many Final Fantasy games, and they first appear in Final Fantasy II. Behemoths are powerful enemies, and are usually one of the strongest in each of its appearances. Behemoths are usually found in the final area.
In many of their appearances, a Behemoth is a large, purple beast that uses its horns and lightning magic to kill its opponents. Depending on the game, Behemoths are either quadrupedal or bipedal; if a Behemoth is the latter, it often carries a weapon with it. In most cases, if a party member uses a magic spell on a Behemoth, it strikes back with a powerful spell such as Flare or Meteor. Behemoths have an even stronger counterpart named King Behemoth.
Behemoths are named after the beast mentioned in Job 40:15–24 of the Holy Bible.
History
Final Fantasy Mystic Quest
In Final Fantasy Mystic Quest, contrary to most games, a Behemoth is fought in the very first battle and serves as the first boss. Benjamin fights it on the Hill of Destiny.
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| Racers | |
| Starters | |
| Chocobo • Mog • Golem • Goblin • Black Mage • White Mage • Chubby Chocobo • Behemoth • Bahamut | |
| Unlockable | |
| Squall • Cid's Tank (Cid) • Mumba • Cloud Strife • Cactuar • Aya Brea • Chocobo (8-Bit) • S.S. Invnicible • Jack | |
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| Magic Stones | |
| Doom • Fire • Haste • Ice • Minimize • Reflect • Thunderbolts • Ultima | |
| Abilities | |
| Barrier • Charge • Dash • Flap • Grip-Up • Gunblade • Magic Plus • Megaflare • Mug • Receive | |
| Vehicles | |
| Behemoth-Buggy 99 • Cosmic Carpet • Gob-Cart H4 • Jet-Blades CR • MagiCloud MK-1 • Mog-Scooter R2 • Phat-Burner Plus • Rockin Roller V8 | |
| See also: Category • Gallery • Original Soundtrack | |
