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Starting with ''Final Fantasy Origins''{{'}}s easy mode, Monk is equipped with a Staff as his weapon and Clothes for armor.
Starting with the [[PlayStation]] remake, Monk is equipped with a Staff as his weapon and Clothes for armor.


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Revision as of 05:17, February 19, 2021

Monk
Monk FFDoS artwork.png
Dawn of Souls artwork
モンク
Affiliation Warriors of Light

Monk is a member of the Warriors of Light in Final Fantasy. Monk is experienced in martial arts, and he can deal more damage to enemies if he is not equipped with a weapon. If the Warriors of Light complete the optional Citadel of Trials, Bahamut upgrades their class, and Monk is upgraded to Master. Monk's starting weapon is the Staff. In the Nintendo Entertainment System, he is known as Black Belt.

In the Nintendo Entertainment System and MSX2 releases, Monk is wearing blue clothes. Starting with the WonderSwan Color version, Monk's appearance was changed significantly; his hair was changed to brown and spiked, he wears a red karate belt, a red headband on his head, and a red wristband on each arm. His clothes were made purple, his shirt is sleeveless, and he is barefoot. Starting with the PlayStation Portable version, Monk was given purple shoes, his headband and both wristbands were changed to blue, and he wears purple armor rather than a traditional karate outfit.

In Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo Tales, Monk is one of the job classes that cameos in the microgame Job Juggler. Like the other characters, his sprite is taken from the NES version of Final Fantasy.

Auto-names

Starting with the Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls release, Monk has ten auto-names, most of which reference a character from another Final Fantasy game:

Equipment

Starting with the PlayStation remake, Monk is equipped with a Staff as his weapon and Clothes for armor.

Equipment usable by Monk
Weapons Crosier | Iron Nunchaku | Masamune | Nunchaku | Power Staff | Staff
Armor Bard's Tunic | Clothes | Kenpogi | Leather Armor | Power Vest
Equipment Copper Armlet | Diamond Armlet | Protect Ring | Ruby Armlet | Silver Armlet
Shields None
Helmets Leather Cap | Ribbon | Twist Headband
Gloves Leather Gloves

Gallery

Battle sprites

World map sprites

  • Famicom/NES

  • MSX2

  • WonderSwan Color

  • Final Fantasy Origins

  • Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls

  • PlayStation Portable

Final Fantasy
Characters
Warriors of Light
White Mage (White Wizard) • Black Mage (Black Wizard) • Red Mage (Red Wizard) • Warrior (Knight) • Thief (Ninja) • Monk (Master)
Non-playable characters
Garland • Astos • Chancellor • Jayne • Bikke • Arylon • Princess Sarah • Circle of Sages • Dr. Unne • Elf Prince • King of Coneria • Matoya • Mysterious Man • Nerrick • Sadda • Lukahn • Koppe • Broom • Bahamut • Darryl • Cid • Smyth • Underhill • Dr. Unne • Watts
Races
Lufenian • Elf • Dwarf • Mermaid
Bosses
Vampire • Four Fiends (Lich • Kary • Kracken • Tiamat) • Chaos • Chronodia (PSP, iOS, Android)
Key items
Ship • Crown • Crystal Eye • Jolt Tonic • Mystic Key • Nitro Powder • Star Ruby • Earth Rod • Canoe • Levistone • Airship • Rat's Tail • Faerie's Bottle • Oxyale • Rosetta Stone • Bell • Warp Cube • Adamantite • Lute • Crystal
Locations
Towns
Cornelia • Pravoka • Elfheim • Melmond • Crescent Lake • Onrac • Gaia • Lufenia
Dungeons
Chaos Shrine • Marsh Cave • Western Keep • Titan's Cave • Terra Cave • Ice Cavern • Citadel of Trials • Mount Gulg • Waterfall Cave • Sunken Shrine • Mirage Tower • Flying Fortress •
Earthgift Shrine (GBA, PSP, iOS, Android) • Hellfire Chasm (GBA, PSP, iOS, Android) • Lifespring Grotto (GBA, PSP, iOS, Android) • Whisperwind Cove (GBA, PSP, iOS, Android) • Labyrinth of Time (PSP, iOS, Android)
Shops
Inn • Sanctuary • Weapon Shop • Armor Shop • Item Shop • Black Magic Shop • White Magic Shop
Other locations
Castle Cornelia • Matoya's Cave • Mount Duergar • Giant's Cave • Aldean Sea • Elven Castle • Ryukahn Desert • Sage's Cave • Cardia Islands • Desert Caravan • World A
Spells
White Magic
Level 1: Cure • Dia • Protect • Blink -- Level 2: Blindna • Silence • NulShock • Invis -- Level 3: Cura • Diara • NulBlaze • Heal -- Level 4: Poisona • Fear • NulFrost • Vox --
Level 5: Curaga • Life • Diaga • Healara -- Level 6: Stona • Exit • Protera • Invisira -- Level 7: NulDeath • Healaga • Curaja • Diaja -- Level 8: Holy • NulAll • Dispel • Full-Life
Black Magic
Level 1: Fire • Sleep • Focus • Thunder -- Level 2: Blizzard • Dark • Temper • Slow -- Level 3: Fira • Hold • Thundara • Focara -- Level 4: Sleepra • Haste • Confuse • Blizzara --
Level 5: Firaga • Scourge • Slowra • Teleport -- Level 6: Thundaga • Death • Quake • Stun -- Level 7: Blizzaga • Blind • Break • Saber -- Level 8: Stop • Warp • Kill • Flare
Stats
Hit Points (HP) • Agility (Agi) • Vitality (Vit) • Magic Defense (M. Def) • Strength (Str) • Intelligence (Int) • Hit Percentage (Hit%) • Luck (Luck)
Lists
Enemies (bestiary) • Equipment • Items
Game compilations
Final Fantasy I∙II • Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls
See also: Category • Gallery • 15 Puzzle
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