Ether

The Ether (エーテル, ēteru), also known as Ether1 and Tincture, is a recurring item from the series. It restores a small amount of MP to one character. It appears in most Final Fantasy games except Final Fantasy III and Final Fantasy VIII. Its upgrades are the Dry Ether and Turbo Ether.

Final Fantasy
Ethers did not appear in the original NES version, nor in the Origins remake, but they dp in the Dawn of Souls and 20th Anniversary versions. There are three types: Ether restores 50 MP, Dry Ethers restore 100 MP, and Turbo Ethers fully restore it.

Final Fantasy II
Ethers first appeared in Final Fantasy II and are sold in item shops for 2,500 gil. They may also be found inside chests are dropped by enemies.

Final Fantasy IV: The After Years
Ethers restore 50 MP. They can be found on several enemies, and can also be bought for 10,000 gil in the Hummingway Home in the final Chapter.

Final Fantasy V
Ethers are also a Mix result by either mixing 2 Ethers, an Ether and Holy Water, or Potion and Turtle Shell. These Ethers generally restore more MP than just the standard item.

Final Fantasy VI
The Ether has three levels. The Ether, or Tincture, restores 50 MP. The Hi-Ether, otherwise known as Ether, recovers 150 MP. The rare X-Ether fully recovers MP.

Final Fantasy VII
A programming glitch in Final Fantasy VII also has the party obtain "Tinctures" after a Fort Condor battle, however, these Tinctures are really Ethers. An upgraded Ether is known as Turbo Ether.

Dirge of Cerberus -Final Fantasy VII-
Ethers restore a moderate amount of MP. They can be purchased for 1000 gil.

Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-
Ethers restore 100 MP. They can be bought for 100 Rank Points.

Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-
Ethers are quite common and restore some MP. They can be bought at the shop for 200 gil since the game's start. They can also be used as a Materia Fusion ingredient: 10 adds MP+10% to a Materia.

Final Fantasy IX
Later on in the game, Ethers can be synthesized by Hades. Unlike in previous games, they cannot be brought anywhere.

Final Fantasy X-2
The Alchemist Dressphere can use Ethers for free via the Stash skillset.

Final Fantasy XI
Ethers in Final Fantasy XI can be purchased from vendors or made by players with the appropriate skill in Alchemy. High quality versions are also available called Ether +1, Ether +2, and Ether +3. Each restore slightly more MP than a standard Ether. There also exists a backpack called an "Ether Tank" that dispenses an Ether on demand (up to 5 times per tank).

Final Fantasy XII
If all Ether Lores are purchased, Ethers will recover 75 MP. It is a rare item, but it is sold by the Baknamy Merchant in Necrohol of Nabudis late in the game for 222 gil. A rarer version, a Hi-Ether, can only be obtained by chests, rewards, or Bazaar Goods. It restores 300 MP if all lores are mastered.

Final Fantasy XIII
The Ethersol serves a similar role to the Ethers of previous games. It restores the party TP to full. It can only be used outside of battle. The stock of the item is located on the right side of the bar. They are often found near a save station before most major boss battles.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates
The Ether restores 100 SP for each character. They can be found through out dungeons or purchased at the Magic Goods store in Rebena Te Ra. Only five can be carried when beginning and can be upgraded to a total of 99 when more Ether Pouches are purchased at Mog Mart or found in dungeons.

Final Fantasy Adventure
The Ether is a restorative item that can be bought for 320 gil and restores 10 MP.

Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light
Ethers can be bought for 1000 G at Urbeth, Spelvia, and in Guera and Liberte after the darkness has fallen. It may also be bought in Horne after saving the king. It may also be won from the Red Jelly enemy, as well as found in Guera Caverns, Quicksand Castle, Hunting Caves, Great Tree, Ice Cavern, Tower to the Sky, and Star Chamber.

Ethers restore 3 AP.

Dissidia Final Fantasy
The Ether is a board piece typically found on the third level of a storyline. It resets all skills that have been used previously in the story, except skills which have ongoing effects.

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