Final Fantasy VII weapons

This is a list of weapons that appear in Final Fantasy VII. They are listed in the order they appear in the menu if sorted by type.

The costs displayed here are the buy prices. Not all weapons can be bought in stores and sell prices are calculated as half the buy price. Some weapons cannot be sold at all.

All characters have at least two weapons with double Materia growth. It is also possible to find one weapon with no Materia slots for each character; those can be considered "joke weapons" due to their unusual models, such as Cloud's Nail Bat and Cid's Mop, however, they're usually far more powerful than the weapons the party can access at that given point. All ultimate weapons, except for Aeris's Princess Guard, have zero Materia growth. Each ultimate weapon has its own unique damage formula.

Cloud's
These are the swords Cloud can obtain. His default weapon, the Buster Sword, can't be sold or thrown. Cloud and Cid are the only ones to have a weapon with triple Materia growth.

Barret's
These are the gun-arms Barret can obtain. Barret's default weapon, the Gatling Gun, can't be sold or thrown. Most of Barret's weapons are long-range, meaning they can hit enemies that are "out of reach" and do the same damage in the back row as in the front row.

*See Also Overflow glitch

Tifa's
These are the gloves Tifa can obtain. Tifa's gloves can't be thrown with the Throw command. Most of her weapons give bonus critical.

Aeris's
These are the staves Aeris can obtain.

Red XIII's
These are the headdresses Red XIII can obtain. One of his weapons, the Hairpin, is long range, and another one, Seraph Comb, can't be sold. Red XIII's weapons are not visible in battle and there are no models for them in-game. His weapons cannot be thrown with the Throw command, likely due to the lack of models.

Yuffie's
These are the shuriken Yuffie can obtain. Yuffie's weapons are long-range, and thus can hit "out of reach" enemies and deal the same damage in the back row as they do in the front row.

Cait Sith's
These are the megaphones Cait Sith can obtain.

Vincent's
These are the guns Vincent can obtain. Vincent's weapons are long-range, which means they can hit "out of reach" targets and do the same damage in the back row as they do in the front row. Some weapons, when used with the Mug command, trigger the Vincent Mug glitch.

*See Also Overflow glitch

Cid's
These are the spears Cid can obtain. Cid and Cloud are the only ones to have a weapon with triple Materia growth.

Sephiroth's
Sephiroth is only seen using one weapon in the Compilation of Final Fantasy VII, the Masamune. The player cannot obtain the weapon; it is only used by Sephiroth in the Nibelheim flashback. An item called "Masamune Blade" can be won at the Speed Square, however, it is just an extra, technically not even a weapon. The Masamune Blade is a replica of Sephiroth's sword, and cannot be equipped by any character.

Final Fantasy Record Keeper

 * Weapons

Trivia

 * The Final Fantasy VII rendition of the Scimitar appears not as a sword, but as one of Cid's lance-type weapons more akin to a Guan Dao. This is because in the original Japanese version of the game, the weapon was not named "Scimitar" but Seiryuu Engetsutou (青龍偃月刀), or Green Dragon Crescent Blade, the famous Guan Dao wielded by Guan Yu. Similarly, "Viper Halberd" is named after Zhang Fei's "Jahoko" (蛇矛) and "Flayer" is named after Lu Bu's "Houtengageki" (方天画戟).

Lista de armas de Final Fantasy VII