Reraise (status)

Auto-Life (リレイズ, Rireizu) is a recurring beneficial status effect in the series, usually associated with the spell spell of the same name. Once a character reaches 0 HP with Auto-Life on them, they will automatically revive (without using any items or MP) with critical health. Auto-Life first originated in Final Fantasy VI as the spell Life3, and has since appeared in various other titles.

Final Fantasy VI
Auto-Life can only be used through the spell Reraise (originally called Life3 in the SNES and PS versions). It will automatically revive a fallen party member with barely any HP. There is no indication of a character having Auto-Life, as there is no visual changes to them.

Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-
Phoenix Downs have a similar effect as Auto-Life. It places a feather over Zack's head that revives him when he gets knocked out. The status can also be obtained from a Shinra employee in the Shinra Headquarters lobby at any time, by drinking the Potion, or from the Phoenix summon.

Final Fantasy IX
Auto-Life is a status effect that revives the user on 1 HP, which makes it quite useful when paired with Quina's Limit Glove.

The Auto-Life support ability grants one instance of Auto-Life at the beginning of each battle, and it costs 12 magic stones to equip. Auto-Life is learned for 130 Ability Points from the Rebirth Ring. Rebirth Ring can be synthesized with a Diamond and Anklet and 7,000 gil at Daguerreo, obtained from winning the Treno Card Tournament, obtained from the Chocograph 24, Forgotten Island, or stolen from Trance Kuja.

Quina can also cast the Blue Magic spell Auto-Life, and Amarant has the Flair ability Aura which grants Regen and Auto-Life to the target; when in Trance he can bestow the status to all of the party at once.

Once again, there is no visual changes to the character who has Auto-Life. However, a player can check to see if a character has the status through checking through the use of a White Magic spell, when all positive statuses should appear in the battle menu.

Final Fantasy X
Auto-Life can only be used via the spell Auto-Life or through the Mix ability Hyper Mighty G, and as in Final Fantasy VI, the party member will automatically revive once KOed with minimal HP. A character with Auto-Life has a halo above their head. In the game's final battle against Yu Yevon, the party has an automatic Auto-Life status.

Final Fantasy X-2
Auto-Life can only be used via the spell of the same name, though the spell itself can only be used once the player goes through all colored gates on the Salvation Promised or Supreme Light Garment Grids.

Final Fantasy Tactics
Reraise status will automatically revive a fallen unit after his CT count reaching 100% during the dying status, rendering the unit active right after his revival. (As well as being the first instance of not instantly reviving after being KOed.) The unit will revive with minimal HP as in other installments. This status can be used via the White Magick spell of the same name or the reaction ability Dragonheart of the Dragoon class, triggered by any kind of damage. Two accessories in the game also provide the Reraise status: The Angel's Ring grants the wearer Reraise status once per battle and the perfume Chantage (which is only equippable by female human class) will offer unlimited Reraise status, rendering the wearer never to be crystallized or turned into a treasure box.

Final Fantasy Tactics Advance
Once KOed, the character will be revived automatically, as though they had the Life spell used on them. The status can be put on characters via the Auto-Life spell, the Dragonheart reaction ability, the Aura ability, or the Angel Whisper spell.

Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift
The status remains the same as in Final Fantasy Tactics Advance, being applied in the same manners.