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...l Fantasy (series)|Final Fantasy]]'' games, and first appears in ''[[Final Fantasy VI]]''. === ''Final Fantasy VI'' ===

...nchise)|Final Fantasy]]'' games. Garuda's first appearance is in ''[[Final Fantasy III]]'', in which it is a boss. ===''Final Fantasy III''===

...nce (status)|Silence]] status effect. The item first appeared in ''[[Final Fantasy III]]'' for the Famicom. ...''XII''; "Echo Grass" in ''I & II: Dawn of Souls''; and "Echo Drops" in ''XI'' and ''XIV''.

...ontrary to the system's name it is not in real time, with the exception of items, moving, certain special abilities and the first physical attack, all actio ...m's time meter and customized for single-player use, was seen in ''[[Final Fantasy XII]]'' as the [[Active Dimension Battle]] (ADB) system.

...flowers.jpg|thumb|right|Aerith sells Cloud a flower for 1 gil in ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]'']] ...y; it is one of the few elements shared by the otherwise unrelated ''Final Fantasy'' games, along with [[chocobo]]s, [[airship]]s, [[Moogle]]s, and [[Cid]].

|image=[[File:Tonberry FFXI artwork.jpg|250px]]<br>''Final Fantasy XI: Online'' artwork ...in the ''[[Final Fantasy (series)|Final Fantasy]]'' series since ''[[Final Fantasy V]]''. It is usually depicted as a small lizard-like creature with beady ye

...ome to the '''Final Fantasy Wiki''', a ''[[Final Fantasy (franchise)|Final Fantasy]]'' wiki that anyone can edit!</div> ...ogo.jpg|125px|link=Final Fantasy V]] [[File:FFVI logo.jpg|125px|link=Final Fantasy VI]]

...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 "

...sh2|[[Gil Snapper]], whose name is mistranslated as "Gilgamesh" in ''Final Fantasy IV Advance''}} [[File:FF5 Gilgamesh.jpg|thumb|200px|Original ''Final Fantasy V'' artwork by [[Yoshitaka Amano]]]]

...n ''[[Final Fantasy III]]'', Summons have appeared in nearly every ''Final Fantasy'' game. [[Summoner]]s are one of the main classes that can bring forth a su ...in certain parts of the story — and ''[[Final Fantasy X]]'', and ''[[Final Fantasy XVI]]'', in which they are part of the main story.

...Desperation Attacks''', but they were first named Limit Break in ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]''. ...now a common feature of many RPGs. Besides its incarnations in the ''Final Fantasy'' series, ''{{wp|Tales of Symphonia}}'' contains an "overlimit" state in wh

...urring characters. In keeping with recent ''[[Final Fantasy (series)|Final Fantasy]]'' games, the game uses [[gil]] as its primary currency. ...me years after the events of ''Final Fantasy XIV'' (referred to as ''Final Fantasy XIV 1.0'' by players), where a calamity befell the land. The [[Garlean Empi

|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)

...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===

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