Ammo (weapon type)

Ammo, an abbreviation of Ammunition, are projectiles fired by Guns in some Final Fantasy games, or used with Bows in others. Most ammo types have an element or status effect associated with them. In most games that feature ammo, when a character runs out of ammo and attacks an enemy, they'll attack with their bare hands.

Final Fantasy III
Arrows are used in conjunction with Bows, and are used mainly by the Ranger class, though Onion Knights can also equip them.

Final Fantasy IV
Arrows are used in conjunction with Bows, which in most versions of the game can be wielded by Rosa, Rydia, Edward, Palom, Porom, Cecil, and Cid. If the character runs out of ammo and attacks, he or she will attack with bare hands. In the Nintendo DS version, only Rosa can equip Bows, and therefore Arrows. In all releases, but the DS release, attacking with a Bow cost a single Arrow, and if the user ran out of Arrows they would attack bare-handed. In the DS release, equipping Arrows with a Bow provides an infinite supply of them.

Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-
Arrows have the same function as the original game.

Final Fantasy IV: The After Years
Once again, arrows have the same function as the original game.

Final Fantasy VIII
Irvine utilizes Ammo for his Limit Break, Shot. There are several kinds of Ammo, which can be purchased or refined from items.

Ammo are refined with Ifrit's Ammo-RF ability.

Final Fantasy XI
Ammo is a slot in Final Fantasy XI used primarily for expendable items. Most of these items are ammunition like Arrows, Bolts, Bullets, or throwing weapons; however, there are certain items that go in a player's ammo slot that cannot be thrown and are designed solely to provide bonuses (ex: Happy Egg, Savage Satchel, etc).

Final Fantasy XII
Arrows, Bolts, Bombs, and Bullets are all ammunition in this game. Unlike most weapons in the game they do not need license points to be used. As with the DS version of Final Fantasy IV the player need not stock up; once the ammo is bought, it gives the player an infinite supply.

Final Fantasy Mystic Quest
Ninja Stars, Bombs, and Arrows are all ammunition in this game. Up to 99 can be carried at once. If a character runs out of ammo, he or she will attack with his bare hands. Bombs can be bought at Inns or found in various areas. Ninja Stars and Arrows can only be found within Temples or Dungeons.

Final Fantasy Legend III
Explosives target all enemies.


 * Napalm
 * Grenade
 * TNT
 * TearGas
 * Star
 * Nuke

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