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| {| class="wikitable mw-collapsible collapsed" style="width:25%" | | In ''Final Fantasy'', Fira can be learned from the Level 3 [[Black Magic Shop]] in [[Elfheim]]. When used, Fira inflicts medium fire damage on all opponents. Fira uses 15 [[Magic point|MP]] for each use. In the original [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] version, the Fira upgrade cost 1,500 [[gil|gold]], and starting with the ''[[Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls]]'' remake, its price was reduced to 1,000 gil. |
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| ! colspan="5" style="background:#008AEE" | {{color|Usable by|white}} | | Fira was originally named '''FIR2''' in the Nintendo Entertainment System release and '''Fire2''' in ''[[Final Fantasy Origins]]''. |
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| | {{game-id|Black Mage|ffi}} || {{game-id|Black Wizard|ffi}} || {{game-id|Ninja|ffi}} || {{game-id|Red Mage|ffi}} || {{game-id|Red Wizard|ffi}} | | | {{game-id|Black Mage|ffi}} || {{game-id|Black Wizard|ffi}} || {{game-id|Ninja|ffi}} || {{game-id|Red Mage|ffi}} || {{game-id|Red Wizard|ffi}} |
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| In ''Final Fantasy'', Fira can be learned from the Level 3 Black Magic {{game-id|Shop|ffi}} in [[Elfheim]]. When used, Fira inflicts medium fire damage on all opponents. Fira uses 15 [[Magic Point]]s for each use. In the original [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] version, the Fira upgrade cost 1,500 [[gil|gold]], and in the ''[[Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls]]'' remake, its price was reduced to 1,000 gil.
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| ==Profiles and descriptions== | | ==Profiles and descriptions== |
Not to be confused with
Fire.
Fira (Japanese: ファイラ Faira), known as Fire2 in earlier games, is an upgrade over the Fire spell. It appears in most Final Fantasy games, and it first appeared in Final Fantasy. Like the Fire spell, Fira is a Black Magic spell which is usually associated with Black Mages.
Game appearances
Final Fantasy
In Final Fantasy, Fira can be learned from the Level 3 Black Magic Shop in Elfheim. When used, Fira inflicts medium fire damage on all opponents. Fira uses 15 MP for each use. In the original Nintendo Entertainment System version, the Fira upgrade cost 1,500 gold, and starting with the Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls remake, its price was reduced to 1,000 gil.
Fira was originally named FIR2 in the Nintendo Entertainment System release and Fire2 in Final Fantasy Origins.
Profiles and descriptions
Final Fantasy (NES)
- Nintendo Power Strategy Guide (page 20): "The second fire spell inflicts between 30 to 120 points on each enemy."
Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls
- "Deals fire damage to all foes." (Black Magic Shop)
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