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{{images|color=FF|sprites from other versions}} ...ref>''Nintendo Power'' issue 17, pages 60 and 79.</ref>) in the original [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] release, is a variant of [[Shark]] who appears as an

{{images}} In many of its appearances, the Ultima Weapon's attack power is determined by how much [[Hit point|HP]] its wielder has, so the more HP

{{images}} ...ather Shields cost 12 [[gil]] and can be sold for 6 gil. In the original [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] version and the [[PlayStation]] version's Hard mode,

{{images|color=FF}} ...not be bought at stores, but can be sold for 10,000 [[gil]] each. In the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] release, because of character space limitations, the

{{Images}} In the original [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] release, the Flame Sword is known in-game as '''FLAM

{{Images}} ...it defeats them in battle. However, the Whisperweed saves the party as its power sends music from the harp that Edward is playing to upset the Dark Elf, the

...sland. The boss of Mount Gulg is the Fiend of Fire, [[Marilith]]. In the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] release, the place is known as '''Gurgu Volcano'''. ...the world. Once the Warriors of Light defeat Marilith, the Fire Crystal's power is restored, and the volcano becomes dormant again.

{{images}} ...''LV''' in ''[[Final Fantasy Origins]]'' and '''L''' or '''LEV''' in the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] version, also called '''experience levels'''<ref>''F

{{Images}} ...[Midgar]] city's support pillars from being destroyed by [[Shinra Electric Power Company|Shinra Company]]. ''[[Final Fantasy Tactics]]'' features a form of

{{images|maps from other versions of the game, enemy sprites, and some in-game scree |caption=Map in the Super Nintendo version

{{images|color=FF7}} ...is a bustling metropolis occupied and controlled by the [[Shinra Electric Power Company]]. The city is powered by electricity drawn from eight [[Mako React

{{images|color=FF6|maps and more screenshots}} ...in her Magitek Armor in Narshe at the start of ''Final Fantasy VI'' (Super Nintendo version).

...versions of ''Final Fantasy IV''|the 3D remake that was first released on Nintendo DS|Final Fantasy IV (3D remake)}} |release='''Super Nintendo:'''<br>{{Flag|Japan}} July 19, 1991<br>{{Flag|Japan}} October 29, 1991 (''E

...om Hearts]]'' series and a playable character in ''[[Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U]]'' and ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''. Cloud's signature w ...ifa Lockhart and newfound friends within Avalanche, abandons his quest for power and fame in favor of fighting to defend his friends and their home planet G

...ag|Europe}} February 8, 2008<br>{{Flag|Australia}} February 28, 2008<br>'''Nintendo 3DS:'''<br>{{Flag|Japan}} January 21, 2015<br>'''[[#Versions and re-release ...3DS), [[PlayStation Portable]], [[iOS]], [[Android]], [[Windows Phone]], [[Nintendo 3DS|3DS]], NES Classic Edition

{{Images}} ...same time has somehow acquired this power himself, and wishes to claim the power of the dragons for the empire. The Resistance continues to wage war across

{{images}} ...the original North American localization of the game as released for the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]]. He is mentioned, however, in the subsequent re-rele

|platforms= PlayStation, PlayStation Network, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, Microsoft Windows (via Steam & Microsoft Store), Xbox One, iOS, And ...tructive power) forcibly extracted from her body. Queen Brahne, drunk with power, uses Dagger's eidolons [[Odin]] and [[Atomos]] to destroy [[Cleyra]], afte

...on]], [[Windows]], [[iOS]]/[[Android]], [[PlayStation 4]], [[Xbox One]], [[Nintendo Switch]] ...s main setting is a planet largely industrialized by the [[Shinra Electric Power Company]], a mega-corporation that profits from mining the planet's natural