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{{Infobox Enemy | {{Infobox Enemy | ||
|image=[[File:Gil Snapper FF4 PSP sprite.png]]<br> | |image=[[File:Gil Snapper FF4 PSP sprite.png]]<br>''Final Fantasy IV''{{'}}s PlayStation Portable sprite | ||
|jname=ギルガメ | |jname=ギルガメ | ||
|romaji=Girugame | |romaji=Girugame | ||
| | |firstappear=''[[Final Fantasy V]]'' (1991) | ||
|species=Tortoise | |species=Tortoise | ||
|other_names=Gil Turtle, Gilgamesh | |other_names=Gil Turtle, Gilgamesh | ||
|related=[[Adamantoise]]<br>[[Grass Tortoise]]<br>[[Land Turtle]] | |related=[[Adamantoise]]<br>[[Grass Tortoise]]<br>[[Land Turtle]] | ||
}} | }} | ||
'''Gil Snappers''', alternatively named '''Gil Turtles''', are massive tortoise enemies that appear in some ''[[Final Fantasy (franchise)|Final Fantasy]]'' games. They make their debut appearance in ''[[Final Fantasy V]]'', where one is fought as a boss. They are relatives of [[Adamantoise]]s and [[Land Turtle]]s, and have the same pose as them in the 2D games. Gil Snappers yield a large [[gil]] reward when defeated, hence their name | '''Gil Snappers''', alternatively named '''Gil Turtles''', are massive tortoise enemies that appear in some ''[[Final Fantasy (franchise)|Final Fantasy]]'' games. They make their debut appearance in ''[[Final Fantasy V]]'', where one is fought as a boss. They are relatives of [[Adamantoise]]s and [[Land Turtle]]s, and have the same pose as them in the 2D games. Gil Snappers yield a large [[gil]] reward when defeated, hence their name. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
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===''Final Fantasy II'' (remakes)=== | ===''Final Fantasy II'' (remakes)=== | ||
{{imgcaption|image=Gil Snapper FF2 GBA sprite.png|caption=''Final Fantasy II'' (PSP) sprite|color={{FF2color}}|size=76x78px|captionwidth= | {{imgcaption|image=Gil Snapper FF2 GBA sprite.png|caption=''Final Fantasy II'' (PSP) sprite|color={{FF2color}}|size=76x78px|captionwidth=175px|align=right}} | ||
In ''[[Final Fantasy II]]'', starting with the [[Game Boy Advance]] version, Gil Snappers are encountered as enemies on floors B1-B3 of the [[bonus dungeon]], [[Raqia]]. They are significantly weaker than the boss in ''Final Fantasy V'', and have stats similar to that of an average enemy. As per their name, Gil Snappers still yield a large gil reward when defeated. Gil Snappers have dark blue skin, and are depicted as wearing a spiked shell. In the Game Boy Advance version, Gil Snappers have an orange shell, but starting with the [[PlayStation Portable]] release, their shell was changed to red. | In ''[[Final Fantasy II]]'', starting with the [[Game Boy Advance]] version, Gil Snappers are encountered as enemies on floors B1-B3 of the [[bonus dungeon]], [[Raqia]]. They are significantly weaker than the boss in ''Final Fantasy V'', and have stats similar to that of an average enemy. As per their name, Gil Snappers still yield a large gil reward when defeated. Gil Snappers have dark blue skin, and are depicted as wearing a spiked shell. In the Game Boy Advance version, Gil Snappers have an orange shell, but starting with the [[PlayStation Portable]] release, their shell was changed to red. | ||
===''Final Fantasy IV'' (remakes)=== | ===''Final Fantasy IV'' (remakes)=== | ||
{{imgcaption|image=Gilgamesh FF4 GBA sprite.png|caption=''Final Fantasy IV Advance'' sprite|color={{FF4color}}|size=64x48px|captionwidth= | {{imgcaption|image=Gilgamesh FF4 GBA sprite.png|caption=''Final Fantasy IV Advance'' sprite|color={{FF4color}}|size=64x48px|captionwidth=150px|align=left}} | ||
In ''[[Final Fantasy IV]]'', starting with the Game Boy Advance version, Gil Snappers are enemies that only appear in a bonus dungeon, [[Lunar Ruins]], which does not appear in the [[Final Fantasy IV (3D remake)|3D remake]]. This is similar to how they only appear in a bonus dungeon in ''Final Fantasy II''{{'}}s remakes. Gil Snappers are green like their boss counterpart in ''Final Fantasy V'', but | In ''[[Final Fantasy IV]]'', starting with the Game Boy Advance version, Gil Snappers are enemies that only appear in a bonus dungeon, [[Lunar Ruins]], which does not appear in the [[Final Fantasy IV (3D remake)|3D remake]]. This is similar to how they only appear in a bonus dungeon in ''Final Fantasy II''{{'}}s remakes. Gil Snappers are green like their boss counterpart in ''Final Fantasy V'', but with a slightly brighter shade. Gil Snappers' claws were made a lot longer, and they have four on each foot. Gil Snappers' stats were significantly increased to become similar to theirs from ''Final Fantasy V'', although they reward a lot more [[experience point]]s than in their earlier appearances. | ||
In ''[[Final Fantasy IV Advance]]'', they are named '''Gilgamesh''', which was mistranslated from the original Japanese name. The name was changed to Gil Snapper in subsequent releases. | In ''[[Final Fantasy IV Advance]]'', they are named '''Gilgamesh''', which was mistranslated from the original Japanese name. The name was changed to Gil Snapper in subsequent releases. | ||
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==Stats== | ==Stats== | ||
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|level=57 | |level=57 | ||
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|immune_to=[[Holy]] | |immune_to=[[Holy]] | ||
|weakness=[[Ice]] | |weakness=[[Ice]] | ||
|absorbs=[[ | |absorbs=[[Fire]], [[Lightning]], [[Poison]], [[Earth]], [[Wind]], [[Water]] | ||
|immunity=Darkness, Poison, Mini, Toad, Petrify, Death, Silence, Berserk, Confuse, Paralyze, Sleep, Old, Stop | |immunity=Darkness, Poison, Mini, Toad, Petrify, Death, Silence, Berserk, Confuse, Paralyze, Sleep, Old, Stop | ||
}} | }} | ||
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|rank=5 | |rank=5 | ||
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|mdefense=1-50 | |mdefense=1-50 | ||
|gil=1,500-3,000 | |gil=1,500-3,000 | ||
| | |treasure=Ice | ||
| | |weakness=Lightning, Poison | ||
}} | }} | ||
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{{FF4enemystats | {{FF4enemystats | ||
|hp=30,710 | |hp=30,710 | ||
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|absorbs=None | |absorbs=None | ||
}} | }} | ||
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