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In ''[[Final Fantasy]]'', Werewolves can be found on the [[world map]] and in certain caves. Like Wolves, Werewolves are often encountered in packs. They resemble Wolves but are stronger, as their attacks can inflict [[poison]] on the [[Warriors of Light]], and Werewolves regenerate 3 [[HP]] every turn. Werewolves are found surrounding areas of [[Pravoka]], [[Elfheim]], [[Marsh Cave]], [[Cavern of Ice]], and [[Mount Gulg]]. Werewolves are also found inside of Marsh Cave (floors B2 and B3), the [[Cavern of Earth]] (floors B2–B4) and its outer surrounding area, [[Southern Marsh]], and present-day [[Chaos Shrine]].
In ''[[Final Fantasy]]'', Werewolves can be found on the [[world map]] and in certain caves. Like Wolves, Werewolves are often encountered in packs. They resemble Wolves but are stronger, as their attacks can inflict [[poison]] on the [[Warriors of Light]], and Werewolves regenerate 3 [[HP]] every turn. Werewolves are found surrounding areas of [[Pravoka]], [[Elfheim]], [[Marsh Cave]], [[Cavern of Ice]], and [[Mount Gulg]]. Werewolves are also found inside of Marsh Cave (floors B2 and B3), the [[Cavern of Earth]] (floors B2–B4) and its outer surrounding area, [[Southern Marsh]], and present-day [[Chaos Shrine]].


In the original [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] version, their name is formatted '''WrWOLF''', although the game's bundled Enemy Identification Chart and [[Nintendo Power]]'s 17th volume uses its capitalized full name, '''WEREWOLF'''. In the Nintendo Entertainment System and [[MSX2]] versions, Werewolves have an entirely green body, pink claws, and pink eyes. In the [[WonderSwan Color]] and [[PlayStation]] releases, Werewolves have a dark gray body, along with an olive green back and tail. In the [[Game Boy Advance]] version, Werewolves' sprite was significantly brightened. Starting with the [[PlayStation Portable]] release, Werewolves have spikes on their back.
In the original [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] version, their name is formatted '''WrWOLF''', a shortening of '''WEREWOLF'''<ref>''Nintendo Power'' volume 17, page 21.</ref><ref>''Final Fantasy'' (NES) [[Media:FF Enemy Identification Chart.jpg|Enemy Identification Chart]]</ref>. In the Nintendo Entertainment System and [[MSX2]] versions, Werewolves have an entirely green body, pink claws, and pink eyes. In the [[WonderSwan Color]] and [[PlayStation]] releases, Werewolves have a dark gray body, along with an olive green back and tail. In the [[Game Boy Advance]] version, Werewolves' sprite was significantly brightened. Starting with the [[PlayStation Portable]] release, Werewolves have spikes on their back.


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Werewolf
Werewolf FF PSP sprite.png
Final Fantasy PSP sprite
ウェアウルフ
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Species Wolf
Other names WrWOLF (Final Fantasy NES)
Related characters and species
Dark Wolf
Warg Wolf
Wild Nakk
Winter Wolf
Wolf

Werewolf is an enemy in the Final Fantasy series, and it debuts in the first Final Fantasy game. It is a variant of Wolf.

Game appearances

Final Fantasy

In Final Fantasy, Werewolves can be found on the world map and in certain caves. Like Wolves, Werewolves are often encountered in packs. They resemble Wolves but are stronger, as their attacks can inflict poison on the Warriors of Light, and Werewolves regenerate 3 HP every turn. Werewolves are found surrounding areas of Pravoka, Elfheim, Marsh Cave, Cavern of Ice, and Mount Gulg. Werewolves are also found inside of Marsh Cave (floors B2 and B3), the Cavern of Earth (floors B2–B4) and its outer surrounding area, Southern Marsh, and present-day Chaos Shrine.

In the original Nintendo Entertainment System version, their name is formatted WrWOLF, a shortening of WEREWOLF[1][2]. In the Nintendo Entertainment System and MSX2 versions, Werewolves have an entirely green body, pink claws, and pink eyes. In the WonderSwan Color and PlayStation releases, Werewolves have a dark gray body, along with an olive green back and tail. In the Game Boy Advance version, Werewolves' sprite was significantly brightened. Starting with the PlayStation Portable release, Werewolves have spikes on their back.

Stats

# Enemy name
HP 68 Attack 14 Accuracy 17 Defense 6
Agility 21 Intelligence 8 Evasion 42 Magic Defense 45
Spells N/A Weakness N/A Resistance N/A Type N/A
Gil 67 EXP 135 Treasure N/A
Location(s)

Bestiary navigation

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← Warg Wolf | Werewolf (#009) | Zombie →

Gallery

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  • Nintendo Entertainment System sprite

  • MSX2 sprite

  • WonderSwan Color sprite

  • Final Fantasy Origins sprite

  • Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls sprite

References

  1. ^ Nintendo Power volume 17, page 21.
  2. ^ Final Fantasy (NES) Enemy Identification Chart
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