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Final Fantasy/Characters/Recurring Monsters


This page deals with recurring monsters from the Final Fantasy series.


Adamantoise

Turtle-type enemies with thick shells, they boast huge defenses but are vulnerable to ice.

Ahriman

Flying enemies that specialize in Death and Doom spells.

Basilisk

Reptilian enemies that specialize in attacks like Petrify and Gaze to turn party members to stone.

Behemoth

Some of the most powerful enemies in the game, they're huge monsters that have massive physical power and top-tier magic like Flare and Meteor.

Bomb

Living balls of explosive flame, they react to being damaged by growing angry and inflating themselves larger until the pressure build up causes them to explode.

Cactuar

Rare enemies, they leave a large amount of Exp, AP and/or gil. The catch is killing them, because they usually boast high defenses or high evade.

Coeurl

Feline enemies with long tentacles in place of whiskers, they often attack in packs.

Flan

Slime monsters that come in a wide variety of colors, they have strong physical defenses but fall easily to elemental magic.

Goblin

Basic enemies armed with daggers.

Iron Giant / Iron Man

Massive iron golems armed with giant swords.

Malboro

Highly dangerous enemies made up of a giant mouth with a mass of tentacles, their Bad Breath inflicts a slew of status ailments.

Mover

Featureless spheres that attack in trios and combine power for their trademark Delta Attack

Mu

Cute and adorable rabbits that burrow underground.

Ochu

Giant plant enemies with huge mouths and vine-tentacles.

Omega (Weapon)

An infamous boss built by an ancient civilization for mass destruction, a job it is well-equipped to perform.

Sahagin

Aquatic enemies that act as basic water-elemental Mooks.

Shinryu

Along with Omega, one of the infamous optional bosses of the series.

Tonberry

Small reptile-like creatures armed with butcher knives and lanturns, they're among the most dangerous foes in the series.

Ultima Weapon

Completing the trinity of series-wide optional bosses with Omega and Shinryu, it's often a degraded version of the former.

  • Bonus Boss
  • Disk One Final Boss: Of Final Fantasy VI.
  • Organic Technology: As its sprite should indicate.
  • Overshadowed by Awesome: In its first two appearances it was a stand-alone enemy and a powerful one at that, while Omega was just Omega. Then VIII included both of them for the first time and renamed Omega to "Omega Weapon", reimagining Ultima Weapon as a lesser version of Omega. Since then Ultima Weapon is mostly just a Warmup Boss to get you ready for the much more dangerous Omega.
    • Took a Level in Badass: As of The After Years and Theatrhythm though, Ultima Weapon has begun to move back to not only being a stand-alone boss, but is given a power boost to the level of Shinryu and Omega so they form a Power Trio of Bonus Bosses.
  • Pure Energy: It's Badass Boast.

Zu

Giant bird enemies with massive wings.

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