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...costumes, all of which are unlockable and pertain to a specific [[job]] or character. Most of them can be unlocked by completing a minigame. *[[Ninja]]: Receiving the max score in [[Edge's Ninja Blade Glade]]

{{Q|Nin!|Ninja|Mario Hoops 3-on-3}} ...series, starting with the first ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' game. They are {{wp|ninja}}s, as their name directly states, and they have the highest speed compared

...pgraded form [[Knight (Final Fantasy)|Knight]], or [[Ninja (Final Fantasy)|Ninja]]. ...ower'' volume 17, page 14.</ref> (formatted in-game as '''WOODEN''' due to character space limitations).

|style="text-align:left"|This character can cast offensive spells. Its upgraded class is [[Black Wizard (Final Fant |style="text-align:left"|This character is skilled at fighting armorless and without a weapon. Its upgraded class i

...[[gil]] each. In the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] release, because of character space limitations, their name was shortened to '''Heal'''.

{{Infobox Character ...t]] upgrades their class, and Thief is upgraded to [[Ninja (Final Fantasy)|Ninja]].

...b classes''', are roles assigned to playable characters that determine the character's proficiencies. They are a core feature of many ''[[Final Fantasy (series) ...ample, characters begin with equipment and attack proficiencies similar to character Jobs, but the player can allocate magic and statistical bonuses. Job Job re

...=Freelancer</ref>, from the Knight, Monk, Thief, Blue Mage, Mystic Knight, Ninja, Geomancer, Samurai, and Chemist respectively. ...y, Zombie, Dead, Sleep, Paralyze, Confuse, Berserk or Stop set, nor if the character is off-screen.

...en in the Rainbow Cup, her default partners are [[Croma|Black Mage]] and [[Ninja]], also from the ''Final Fantasy'' series. ...al among all the playable characters. Once again, her default partners are Ninja and Black Mage. She can be unlocked by clearing the Star Road twice. An alt

...da}}'' and ''[[dragonquestwiki:Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]''. The character mentioned depends on the version or, in some cases, the localization. In ne ..."|160 gil {{em}}<br>200 gil {{nm}} || 14 || 10 || {{small|Warrior, Knight, Ninja, Monk, Master}}

[[File:Moogle MH3o3 character art.jpg|thumb|200px|Character art of a Moogle from ''Mario Hoops 3-on-3'']] ...g]], one of the playable characters in ''[[Final Fantasy VI]]'' and a main character of the ''[[Chocobo (series)|Chocobo]]'' series

...zard]], [[Red Wizard (Final Fantasy)|Red Wizard]], [[Ninja (Final Fantasy)|Ninja]], and [[Knight (Final Fantasy)|Knight]]. ...ver they join the [[party]]. A Mythril Knife can be equipped by nearly any character except [[Sabin]], [[Cyan]], [[Gau]], and [[Umaro]].

{{Infobox Character |class=[[Ninja]]

{{Infobox Character ...s to determine a new character's level if he Leaps to the Veldt before the character joins.

|developer=Team Ninja (Koei Tecmo Games) ...ith a dark fantasy setting and fast-paced action gameplay inspired by Team Ninja's previous title ''Nioh''.

{{Infobox Character '''Yang Fang Leiden''' is a martial artist and a playable character in ''[[Final Fantasy IV]]''. He also appears in the game's sequels. Yang is

{{Infobox Character ...[samurai]] hailing from the [[Doma Castle|kingdom of Doma]] and a playable character in ''[[Final Fantasy VI]]''. He has a wife named [[Elayne]] and a son named

Some games have [[Summon Magic]], in which the character calls another entity to perform the actual magic, which serves in either of ...spell from a fire-based character will cause more damage than a wind-based character casting it. Each target possesses magic resistance, which lessens the effec

{{Infobox Character |image=[[File:Shadow FFVI character art.jpg|250px]]<br>''Final Fantasy VI'' artwork of Shadow

...', '''[[Monk (Final Fantasy XIV)|Monk]]''', '''[[Ninja (Final Fantasy XIV)|Ninja]]''', '''[[Paladin (Final Fantasy XIV)|Paladin]]''', '''[[Scholar (Final Fa ...nist''. Both Summoner and Scholar are trainable simultaneously on a single character.

...ins with that job. Higher job levels increase the battle statistics of the character and reduce the cost in capacity points to switch to that job. ** '''[[Ninja]]'''

{{Infobox Character ...losing to him, may cost him his life. Sparks fly between Rydia and the [[ninja]] prince of Eblan [[Edward Geraldine|Edge]], who joins the team to find his

...y III'' was released around the time, along with some merchandise, such as character figurines. ...most of the jobs remain useful for the entire game; the ultimate jobs, the Ninja and the Sage, were redesigned so they have the same level of abilities as t

When all four crystals are restored, an unknown character in the {{hover|Chaos Shrine|Named Temple of Fiends in the original NES vers ...ment System version, the player can only input up to four letters for each character's name.

...titles, the menu screen allows the player to equip, heal, and change each character's selected job outside of battle. ...in a newly introduced streamlined method of multi-classing, allowing each character to learn job-specific abilities and carry one or two over when changing the

Benjamin is the only character who can be controlled outside of battle. Like earlier ''Final Fantasy'' tit ...anually equipped with armor, and a newly acquired armor instead replaces a character's current equipment. Similarly, some weapons serve as upgrades over an earl

...rs on his behalf, to which she agrees. Accompanied by Locke, [[Shadow]] (a ninja mercenary hired by the Empire for the mission), Generals Celes and Leo, the ...homes have an [[Elixir]] (an item that fully restores the HP and MP of one character) inside of a {{wp|grandfather clock}}.

...wer of Babil's upper half. While following it they encounter [[Edge]], the ninja prince of [[Eblan]], who seeks revenge on [[Rubicante]] for the death of hi ...).</ref> It featured minimal differences from the PlayStation version, and character sprites and backgrounds were graphically enhanced through heightened detail