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'''Ramuh''' is a character and a recurring [[summon]] in the ''[[Final Fantasy (franchise)|Final Fantasy]]'' franchise. He makes his first appearance in ''[[Final Fantasy III]]''. Ramuh is often associated with the power of thunder and lightning, and in most cases is represented as an old man carrying a gnarled wooden staff.

==History==
===''Final Fantasy III''===
Ramuh can be bought in [[Replito]], and is usable by [[Evoker]]s, [[Sage]]s, and [[Summoner]]s.

===''Final Fantasy IV''===
Known as '''Indra''' in the SNES ''Final Fantasy II'', Ramuh joins [[Rydia]] when she rejoins the party in the Dwarf Castle.

===''Final Fantasy V''===
Ramuh is a random encounter in the forests near [[Istory]] on [[Bartz's World]]. Defeating him here will yield his summon item of the same name, which teaches the Level 2 summon spell when used.

===''Final Fantasy VI''===
An important character, Ramuh is now an Esper, discovered by the party when they scale the tallest building in [[Zozo]] and defeat [[Dadaluma]] and his flunkies. Ramuh fled to Zozo with a group of his kin to escape the [[Magitek Research Facility]] and was able to help [[Terra Branford|Terra]] control her Esper powers when they awoke. He then sacrifices himself to the party as magicite. 

As the lightning-elemental Esper, Ramuh teaches Thunder at x10, Poison at x5, and Thundara at x2, granting +1 Stamina at level-up when equipped.

===''Final Fantasy VII''===
The Ramuh [[materia]] can be found in the chocobo paddock of the [[Gold Saucer]] after defeating [[Dyne (Final Fantasy VII)|Dyne]]. As part of a timed event, the orb must be found before the party is called to race, else it can be missed.

===''Final Fantasy IX''===
Ramuh is once again an important character, and is [[Garnet Til Alexandros XVII|Dagger's]] first eidolon after her recovery from [[Alexandria Castle]]. He will hide in five different areas of [[Pinnacle Rocks]], with each of his manifestations carrying a snippet of a story based on ''[[Final Fantasy II]]''. Dagger must then arrange four of the snippets in the proper order and present the completed story at the exit to receive a Peridot and thereby draw Ramuh into herself. 

Ramuh costs 22 MP to summon, with his lightning-elemental damage increasing with the number of Peridots in reserve.

===''Final Fantasy XVI''===
[[File:Ramuh_FFXVI_artwork.png|thumb|200px|Artwork for ''Final Fantasy XVI'']]
In ''[[Final Fantasy XVI]]'', Ramuh is an [[Eikon]] whose [[Dominant]] is [[Cidolfus Telamon]].

==Names in other languages==
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 ===''Final Fantasy IV''===
-Known as '''Indra''' in the western version of SNES ''Final Fantasy II'', Ramuh joins [[Rydia]] when she rejoins the party in the Dwarf Castle.
+Known as '''Indra''' in the SNES ''Final Fantasy II'', Ramuh joins [[Rydia]] when she rejoins the party in the Dwarf Castle.
-====''Final Fantasy IV: The After Years''====
-The [[Maenad|Mysterious Girl]] wrests control of Rydia's primals, including Ramuh. The party battles Ramuh in [[Mysidia]] in order to return him to Rydia.
 ===''Final Fantasy V''===
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 Ramuh costs 22 MP to summon, with his lightning-elemental damage increasing with the number of Peridots in reserve.
-===''Final Fantasy XIV''===
-In ''[[Final Fantasy XIV]]'', Ramuh is the god of the [[Sylph]] tribe. He is fought in the trials [[The Striking Tree (Hard)]] and [[The Striking Tree (Extreme)]]. A reimagined version of Ramuh is also fought in the [[Eden]] raid series, in [[Eden's Verse: Fulmination]].
-There is no [[egi]] version of Ramuh available to player characters.
 ===''Final Fantasy XVI''===