Kefka Palazzo/Other appearances

Final Fantasy XIV
Kefka is the final boss for the fourth Sigmascape version in the Stormblood expansion. Like in the GBA and subsequent versions of Final Fantasy VI, Kefka declares himself the greatest power in the cosmos, calling the party dirt beneath his boots. Like in the SNES/PS versions of Final Fantasy VI, Kefka declares his intention to destroy everything and create a monument to non-existence.

During the first phase of the fight, Kefka attacks via Blizzard Blitz, Flagrant Fire, Thrumming Thunder, Aero Assault, Ultima Upsurge, Graven Image, Hyper Drive, and Timely Teleport, and taunts the party. After dealing some damage, he summons the Statue of the Gods to aid him, with each part ascending at Kefka's command after the party deals enough damage to him.

Depending on which mode of Sigmascape V4.0 is used, and how many phases the battle lasts, its conclusion will vary: Normal mode lasts three phases, with Kefka whining he lost in disbelief when fading away. In Savage mode, Kefka disappears while gloating about how he has found a glorious purpose, with the Statue of the Gods collapsing and the skyscape turning gold as Kefka descends. He then states a variant of his speech before confronting the Returners in this form, "Life... dreams... hope... Where do they come from, and where do they go? Such things as those... are mine to destroy!" When preparing Forsaken, Nero tol Scaeva yells "He's gone beyond chaos... the end approaches!", a variation of Kefka's "The end comes... beyond chaos..." in the SNES/PS versions when charging the aforementioned attack. Late in the battle he comments on how only utter ruin will suffice. Upon being defeated he screeches as he fades away.

The Wind-Up Kefka's description implies this was the original Kefka from Final Fantasy VI, whose world was in an alternate dimension, with only Y'shtola Rhul recognizing him.

The manner in which Kefka is fought regarding the Statue of the Gods resembles a dummied concept for the final boss fight against Kefka from his originating game.

Final Fantasy Tactics S
Kefka appears as a recruitable character.

Final Fantasy Dimensions II
Kefka appears as a boss and summon. He utilizes Havoc Wing.

Dissidia Final Fantasy


Kefka appears as a Warrior of Chaos and represents Final Fantasy VI, opposing Terra Branford.

Working with Kuja, Exdeath, and the Cloud of Darkness, the group's goal is to destroy all existence. Kefka attempts to use Terra to further their plans by taking control of her, then appearing to taunt her with the brutality of her abilities and her past servitude to Chaos. He assists Kuja to capture Zidane, though accidentally catches Bartz instead. Kefka suggests to have Exdeath trick Bartz into giving the trap to Zidane.

His alternate form is a palette swap based on his Final Fantasy VI battle sprite.

Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy
Kefka reappears as a Warrior of Chaos alongside the other characters from the original. In this cycle he acts to sabotage the plans of his allies to betray Chaos, revealing Kuja's treachery to the other Warriors of Chaos and arranging for him to be defeated by Lightning, and manipulating Sephiroth to attack Tifa, prompting Cloud to reveal his true colors when he tries to protect her. He uses Terra as a weapon of war until Kuja weakens his spell, allowing Terra to resist him and flee Kefka's grasp with Vaan. Kefka serves as one of the participants in the final battle of Scenario 012, fighting Vaan.

Kefka's second alternate outfit gives him green robes with red and gold details, based on an alternate Yoshitaka Amano artwork and bearing a resemblance to his original Final Fantasy VI sprite.

Dissidia Final Fantasy NT
Kefka is a playable character for the Arcade system, as a representative of Final Fantasy VI. He is available via update on 30th June, 2016. He is the second playable antagonist to be added. His overall attire and appearance has been given an overhaul, but otherwise retains his classic look.

Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia


Kefka appears as a playable character.

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy


Kefka appears in his normal form as a boss-type enemy.

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call


Kefka's normal form and "god" form both appear as enemies in Battle Music Sequences.

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy All-Star Carnival
Both of Kefka's forms appear as enemies, and Kefka himself makes his playable debut as the representative antagonist of Final Fantasy VI, obtained by collecting Dark Crystal Shards.

His Limit, Forsaken Null, deals damage to boss-type enemies in direct proportion to Magic.


 * Type: Magic
 * Summon: Knights of the Round

Pictlogica Final Fantasy
Kefka in his final form appears as a boss. He also has a playable sprite which is modeled after his mobile sprite.

Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade
Kefka appears as a Legend character to summon. In addition, he also appeared as the boss on the Narshe (Snow Plains) map during the "Deathgaze's Onslaught" event.


 * Ability Cards

Final Fantasy Artniks
Kefka appears as a "most wanted" character. Like other "most wanted" characters, the player has to share information with other players to locate and defeat him, as well as earn awards by doing so.

Final Fantasy All the Bravest
Both Kefka and his final form, called Lord Kefka, appear as bosses. He attacks with Firaga in his human form. In his angelic form, he uses Havoc Wing that hits three targets, horizontally while Forsaken hits over eight different characters.

Final Fantasy Record Keeper


Kefka is a boss in several Final Fantasy VI Core and Event dungeons. He is also a playable character who could be recruited during the Challenge Event Forgotten Bond as the First Time Reward for completing the event's Kefka's Tower stage on the Classic difficulty.

Final Fantasy Brave Exvius
Kefka appears as a vision obtainable through rare summoning. A 3-6★ standard summon, his job is listed as Archmage. His Trust Master Reward is the Ribbon.

Kefka's stats at his highest levels are as follows, with no passive abilities taken into account: Kefka can equip the following weapon types: daggers, staves, rods and maces.
 * Stats
 * Abilities
 * Equipment

He can equip the following armor types: hats, clothes and robes.

He can equip accessories.
 * Limit Burst
 * Awakening Materials
 * Sprites

Final Fantasy Trading Card Game
Kefka appears on many trading cards. One depicts him in his Dissidia Final Fantasy artwork, another depicts him in his Final Fantasy VI artwork, and cards with his Dissidia renders show him in EX Mode and his regular appearance. A Theatrhythm Final Fantasy card also exists. Kefka's cards are earth-elemental.

Itadaki Street
Kefka appears as a character in the series (more recently known as Fortune Street) of video-game board games exclusive to Japan. In Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy in Itadaki Street Portable, he appears as a chance card. The card's ability: Purchase stock value with extra 10% cost. His appearance as a playable character will be in Itadaki Street: Dragon Quest and Final Fantasy 30th Anniversary.

Lord of Vermilion
Kefka appears as a card belonging to the God Tribe in Lord of Vermilion II. It features his original Yoshitaka Amano artwork. His in-game appearance is identical to his normal appearance in Dissidia Final Fantasy.

Puzzle & Dragons
Kefka appeared as part of the Final Fantasy collaboration, both in his standard appearance and in his final boss form. His artwork alluded to an alternate Amano artwork as well as his battle sprite. The collaboration event occurred in the North American version of the game from 2 to 15 November, 2015.

Monster Strike
Kefka appears as part of the 2018 Final Fantasy collaboration.

Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ
Kefka appears as a Heartless.