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The Adamantoise resembles a large tortoise. Its shell provides it with a strong defense to its weak body. Its name is created from adamant, referring to its shell, and the tortoise it resembles. Adamantoise has appeared in the following games: Final Fantasy II, Final Fantasy VIII through Final Fantasy XI (including Final Fantasy X-2) and Final Fantasy Tactics Advance as Adamantoise Final Fantasy III as Adamantai Including:

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The Antica are one of the races of Beastmen in Final Fantasy XI. They have transformed the former Galkan capital of Altepa into the central location of their empire, which spreads across the islands of Kuzotz in Vana'diel. Their militaristic society is built upon advanced personnel management abilities. Upon birth, all individuals are given a number, and a job for which they spend the rest of their lives training. Apart from the information needed to perform their duties, the individual is not allowed any other knowledge. An Antica is only allowed to transfer positions ...

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The Dragon is featured in all of the Final Fantasy games in the main series as well as most spin-offs and related material. Final Fantasy VI includes the dragon as part of the storyline, where eight Dragons exist in the World of Ruin, without counting some ordinary Dragons encountered on the field. There was additionally a Dragon called CzarDragon intended to be in Final Fantasy VI, but it was eventually cut out of the game, however, they left the sprite in the game.
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The Cockatrice is a legendary creature about the size and shape of a dragon or wyvern, but in appearance resembling a giant rooster, with some lizard-like characteristics. It was supposed to be born from an egg laid by a Cock and incubated by a toad or serpent. A female Cockatrice is, by analogy, sometimes termed a Chickatrice. Its reputed magical abilities include turning people to stone by either looking at them, touching them, or sometimes breathing on them, like a dragon breathing fire. The Cockatrice is very ...

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The Coeurl is a fictional immortal alien predator which sustains itself by feeding upon the Id of other beings. Its resemblance is comparable to a panther or a leopard. Its best known attack is Blaster that either petrifies or deals instant death. Coeurl has appeared in the following games: Final Fantasy II, Final Fantasy X/X-2, Final Fantasy XI, Final Fantasy Tactics Advance and Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles as Coeurl Final Fantasy IV as See also:

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One of the deadliest enemies in the original Final Fantasy (called WarMech in the 1990 translation) this walking Robotech-like figure was the first optional boss in the Final Fantasy series. No backstory is given to this character; but because it makes its appearance in a futuristic floating castle, it is perhaps a mechanical guardian of an ancient civilization. Death Machine has appeared in the following games: Final Fantasy as Death Machine/Warmech Final Fantasy VII as Death Machine Final Fantasy Lege ...

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The Demon's Gate appears as a demonic being meshed within a wall. Demon's Gate has appeared in the following games: Final Fantasy IV as EvilWall Final Fantasy VII as Demon's Gate ...

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A Chocobo (pronounced choh-koh-bo) is a large fictional chicken-like ratite which was first featured in Final Fantasy II, and then in all subsequent installments, plus their own merchandise. Chocobos have also starred in several spin-offs, including Chocobo's Mysterious Dungeon and Chocobo Racing (both for the PlayStation) and in Legend of Mana by Shiro Amano. Final Fantasy III introduced the Fat Chocobo, a Chocobo whose main role is to keep items; the ChocoboSee also:

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The Cactuar is a creature resembling the cacti. In Final Fantasy VII, there is also a creature called the Cactuer which bears the same look as the regular Cactuar. In Final Fantasy VIII, the Cactuars appear as well as a Jumbo Cactuar which is basically a giant version of the original Cactuar. Final Fantasy X also has a lot of minigames with Cactuars, one of them involving finding Qactuar stones. There is also a doll for Lulu which is a Cactu ...

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The Beastmen are fictional humanoid races from the massively multiplayer online role-playing game Final Fantasy XI. The beastmen are a group of semi-intelligent beings that seek to rid the world of Vana'diel of the five humanoid and playable races; the Humes, the Galkas, the Elvaan, the Tarutaru, and the Mithra. They are constantly launching attacks on the Human cities, trying to des ...

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The Ahriman traditionally appears as a floating creature with a predominant single eye. The appearance of the monster leads to alternative names such as Evil Eye or FloatEye. The word Ahriman is an alternative form of Angra Mainyu, which does in fact appear in Final Fantasy X-2 as a superboss in it's demonic form, the personified principle of darkness. Angra Mainyu was the evil spirit in the dualistic strain of Zoroastrianism. Angra Mainyu is the adversary of Ahura Mazda, the god of go ...

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The Behemoth is named after a Biblical creature from the Book of Job. In many of the Final Fantasy games, the Behemoth is a large, purple beast that uses its horns and lightning magic to kill its opponents. When attacking, it normally dashes on all fours, but when returning to an idle state it will usually stand upright. A Behemoth is estimated to be ten to twelve feet tall when standing. The Behemoth is typically a high-level monster that appears in the final areas of games. In battle it rarely attacks of it ...

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The Biblos is a large stereotypical looking monster with two protruding horns. It first appears in a library in Final Fantasy V, thus it is likely that the name originates from Byblos, the Greek name of the Phoenician city Gebal. It is even called Byblos in Final Fantasy Tactics, but still Biblos in the Japanese version. Biblos has appeared in the following games: Final Fantasy V as Biblos Final Fantasy Tactics as Byblos See also:

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The Adamantoise resembles a large tortoise. Its shell provides it with a strong defense to its weak body. Its name is created from adamant, referring to its shell, and the tortoise it resembles. Adamantoise has appeared in the following games: Final Fantasy II, Final Fantasy VIII through Final Fantasy XI (including Final Fantasy X-2) and Final Fantasy Tactics Advance as Adamantoise Final Fantasy III as Adamantai See also:

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The Bomb and its various counterparts such as Grenade are relative to the weaponry of the same names, bomb, grenade, etc... They have the nasty habit of using Self Destruct if they are not dispatched quickly. The Bomb itself has always been called Bomb. In Final Fantasy IV, there was a dummied sprite nicknamed K. Higuchi (named after one of the battle programmers Katsuhisa Higuchi), bearing the exact same appearance as the regular Bomb. Bomb has appea ...

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The Chimera is a monster, depicted as an animal with the head of a lion, the body of a she-goat, and the tail of a dragon, sometimes with multiple heads. The Chimera originates from Greek mythology. In Final Fantasy V, there was a basic Chimera called Kimaira sprite which got dummied, leaving two other monsters as the only "official" Chimeras left. They are Kimabrain and Quadraharpy. In Final Fantasy X-2, the only monster containing the word Chimera appearing is Proto C ...

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