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{{distinguish2|[[Warmage]], named "Dark Knight" in ''[[Final Fantasy III]]''}} ...antasy II'' character Leon, the first Dark Knight to appear in the ''Final Fantasy'' series]]

...originated as the default job in ''[[Final Fantasy III]]'', and a [[Onion Knight (character)|character of the same name]] has served as a representative of [[Category:Final Fantasy III jobs]]

..."background:#DDDDFF" | Jobs that debuted in ''[[Final Fantasy (game)|Final Fantasy]]'' ...(Final Fantasy III)|Final Fantasy III]] • [[Knight (Final Fantasy V)|Final Fantasy V]] )

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...l Fantasy]]'' games, and makes its first appearance in the first ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' game. ===''Final Fantasy''===

The '''Altar Cave''' is the first [[dungeon]] in ''[[Final Fantasy III]]'', and home to the [[Wind Crystal]]. ===''[[Final Fantasy III (3D remake)]]''===

|image=[[File:Arc.jpg|250px]]<br>Artwork of Arc for ''[[Final Fantasy III (3D remake)]]'' |games=Final Fantasy III (3D remake)

|image=[[File:Ingus.jpg|250px]]<br>Artwork of Ingus for ''[[Final Fantasy III (3D remake)]]'' |games=Final Fantasy III (3D remake)

...(franchise)|Final Fantasy]]'' games. It first appears in ''[[Final Fantasy III]]''. In several of its appearances, the Genji Shield is a very rare shield ===''Final Fantasy''===

|image=[[File:Luneth.jpg|250px]]<br>Artwork of Refia for ''[[Final Fantasy III (3D remake)]]'' |games=Final Fantasy III (3D remake)

...king damage in their place to protect them from potential fatal blows. The Knight class consists mostly of men. [[Category:Final Fantasy classes]]

...layer has access to more. It first appears as the default job in ''[[Final Fantasy V]]''. ===''[[Final Fantasy III (3D remake)]]''===

...t for the east-central portion of the [[Floating Continent (Final Fantasy III)|Floating Continent]] including the villages of [[Ur]] and [[Kazus]] to its ...ing when she does not return to the castle. In the 3D remake, this prompts knight retainer [[Ingus]] to search for her and request aid in the search. [[Lunet

'''Sara Altney''' is a supporting character in ''[[Final Fantasy III]]'' and its 3D remake. She is princess of the Kingdom of [[Sasune]] on the ...ing when she does not return to the castle. In the 3D remake, this prompts knight retainer [[Ingus]] to search for her and request aid in the search. [[Lunet

...ntasy (series)|Final Fantasy]]'' series, starting with the first ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' game. They are {{wp|warrior}}s, as their name directly states, and they ===''Final Fantasy''===

{{italic title|Warrior (''Final Fantasy'')}} |image=[[File:Warrior FFDoS artwork.png]]<br>''Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls'' artwork

...ciencies. They are a core feature of many ''[[Final Fantasy (series)|Final Fantasy]]'' games. Jobs can be loosely categorized into physical Jobs, which specia ...obs. In ''[[Final Fantasy VI]]'', ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]'', and ''[[Final Fantasy VIII]]'', for example, characters begin with equipment and attack proficien

...franchise)|Final Fantasy]]'' franchise, and they first appear in ''[[Final Fantasy]]''. Mythril Knives mainly appear in the earlier games. ===''Final Fantasy'' series===

...[[Final Fantasy XIV]]'' {{dot}} ''[[Final Fantasy XV]]'' {{dot}} ''[[Final Fantasy XVI]]'' ...{{dot}} ''[[Final Fantasy XIII-2]]'' {{dot}} ''[[Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII]]''

...line'' (2010)]] {{dot}} ''[[Final Fantasy XIV Online]]'' {{dot}} ''[[Final Fantasy XV]]'' ...{{dot}} ''[[Final Fantasy XIII-2]]'' {{dot}} ''[[Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII]]''

|image=[[File:Final Fantasy XVI logo.png|250px]] |developer=[[Square Enix]]<br>[[Business Unit III]]

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! style="background:#CCC; width:100%" | ''[[Final Fantasy (game)|Final Fantasy]]'' ...(Final Fantasy)|Ninja]]) • [[Monk (Final Fantasy)|Monk]] ([[Master (Final Fantasy)|Master]]) • [[Garland]] ([[Chaos]]) • [[Bahamut]]

{{wikipedia-deleted|Dragon Knight (character class)}} [[File:Dragoon FFXI artwork.jpg|thumb|200px|''Final Fantasy XI'' artwork]]

|caption=[[Shadow (Final Fantasy VI)|Shadow]] in the lobby of the Colosseum |games=''[[Final Fantasy VI]]''

...nchise)|Final Fantasy]]'' games, first appearing in the original ''[[Final Fantasy]]''. It is the most basic healing spell, typically restoring a small amount ===''Final Fantasy'' series===

...e two principal forms of attack in the ''[[Final Fantasy (franchise)|Final Fantasy]]'' franchise. Its specific features vary significantly between games, alth ...rt their order of spells (such as ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]'', and ''[[Final Fantasy VIII]]'') the three types of magic are labeled as "Attack," "Restore" and "

...nd more that have been referenced in a ''[[Final Fantasy (franchise)|Final Fantasy]]'' game. ...s'' screenshot showing a boss fight against Culex, who is based on ''Final Fantasy'' bosses.]]

|image=[[File:Goblin FF artwork.jpg|250px]]<br>''Final Fantasy'' artwork by [[Yoshitaka Amano]] |first_appear=''[[Final Fantasy]]''

...E (Virtual Console rerelease)<ref>https://www.esrb.org/ratings/29275/FINAL+FANTASY+MYSTIC+QUEST/</ref> {{distinguish2|[[Final Fantasy Adventure]], which is named Mystic Quest in Europe}}

|title=Final Fantasy IX ...Final Fantasy VIII]]'', although the setting was added back into ''[[Final Fantasy X]]''.

|image=[[File:Chocobo FFX artwork.jpg|250px]]<br>''Final Fantasy X'' artwork ...den by humans, usually for transportation. Chocobos are one of the ''Final Fantasy'' mascots, and even have their own spinoff series, the ''[[Chocobo (series)

|title=Final Fantasy ...e}} March 14, 2003<br>{{Flag|United States}} April 8, 2003<br>'''''[[Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls]]:'''''<br>{{Flag|Japan}} July 29, 2004<br>{{Flag|Aus