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{{images}} ...ntasy VI]]''. Ultima Weapon shares a name with a powerful [[Ultima Weapon (character)|beast]], who also debuted in the same game, and in some games, it drops an

{{Images}} ...ed in ''[[Final Fantasy X]]'', ''[[Final Fantasy Tactics]]'' and ''[[Final Fantasy Tactics Advance]]''. The system was designed by [[Toshiro Tsuchida]].

{{images}} ...ttle]] or on the [[world map]], their HP drops to a certain number. When a character's HP falls down to 0, it means they are [[KO]]'d and can no longer fight. I

{{Images}} ...and Wedge - Playstation 3]</ref> In their original appearance in ''[[Final Fantasy VI]]'', Biggs' name was mistranslated as Vicks.

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{{Images|color=FF7}} ...res of crystallized spiritual energy used in the magic system of ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]''. These spheres allow their users to cast various magic and use spec

{{Images}} ...e two principal forms of attack in the ''[[Final Fantasy (franchise)|Final Fantasy]]'' franchise. Its specific features vary significantly between games, alth

{{images}} ...name given to a character in almost every ''[[Final Fantasy (series)|Final Fantasy]]'' game. Although he is rarely the same individual, and never the same age

...ssues. The newsletter itself features the name of [[Ogopogo]], a ''[[Final Fantasy IV]]'' boss, in its title. ...pogo Examiner," a Squaresoft newsletter named after a monster from ''Final Fantasy IV''.

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