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| + | | release = FFXIII |
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| name = Adamantortoise |
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+ | | romaji = Adamantōtasu |
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| − | | HP = 3,699,000 |
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| − | | Chain Res = 100 |
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| − | | CP = 40,000 |
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| − | | Deprotect = normal |
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| − | | Deshell = normal |
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| − | | Imperil = normal |
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| − | | Slow = normal |
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| − | | Death = - |
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| − | | Dispel = - |
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| − | | Other names = None |
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| − | | Romaji = Adamantōtasu |
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| − | | Common Drop = Platinum Ingot (25%) |
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| − | | Rare Drop = Trapezohedron (1%) |
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| − | | Abilities = Quake, Roar |
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| − | '''Adamantortoise''' is an enemy in ''[[Final Fantasy XIII]].'' It is also a mark in [[Missions (Final Fantasy XIII)|Mission 63]]. Adamantortoise is essentially an easier version of [[Adamantoise (Final Fantasy XIII)|Adamantoise]] with less HP and lower [[Stagger|stagger point]], but with the same |
+ | '''Adamantortoise''' is an enemy in ''[[Final Fantasy XIII]].'' It is also a mark in [[Missions (Final Fantasy XIII)|Mission 63]]. Adamantortoise is essentially an easier version of [[Adamantoise (Final Fantasy XIII)|Adamantoise]] with less HP and lower [[Stagger|stagger point]], but with the same [[Item drop#Final Fantasy XIII|item drops]]. |
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| − | ==Strategy== |
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| − | To best combat an Adamantortoise the party will need to collapse it as quickly as they can. |
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| − | To do this the party should focus on disabling one leg at a time. Stagger the leg with the Tri-Disaster Paradigm (RAV/RAV/RAV), raise the stagger percentage a bit, and then "destroy" it with [[Oerba Yun Fang|Fang]]'s or [[Snow Villiers|Snow]]'s Full ATB Skill. Full ATB Skills ignore [[Protect (Status)|Protect]] and [[Armor Break|Deprotect]] and elemental affinities, so debuffing the legs is not needed, but [[Bravery (Status)|Bravery]] (Attack Power +40%) or [[Bravera]] (Attack Power +80%) is useful to boost the damage dealing potential of Snow or Fang, making it easier to one-shot the legs. |
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| − | The Adamantortoise will still continue to stomp with both its legs until the party has brought both legs down to 1 hit point, at which point the Adamantortoise will collapse. While it is collapsed the Adamantortoise is temporarily unable to take action. Once it has fallen over the party can aim to stagger its head and inflict as much damage as possible. The Adamantortoise will get back up after some time passes at which point the party will need to repeat the process of collapsing it and dealing as much damage as possible to its head while it is down. Repeat this process until the Adamantortoise is defeated. |
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| − | The party can also collapse the Adamantortoise by [[Summon (Command)|summoning]] an [[Eidolon (Final Fantasy XIII)|Eidolon]] which will automatically collapse the Adamantortoise. |
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| + | == Stats == |
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| + | | bestiary = 136 |
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| + | | next = Right Foreleg (Final Fantasy XIII)##137 |
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| + | | hp = 3699000 |
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| + | | chain resistance = 100 |
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| + | | keep = 95/{{foot|85|After falling down}} |
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| + | | cp = 40000 |
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| + | | deprotect = Immune |
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| + | | deshell = Immune |
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| + | | imperil = Immune |
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| + | | poison = Immune |
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| + | | daze = Immune |
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| + | | provoke = 30 |
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| + | | location = [[Archylte Steppe (Final Fantasy XIII)|Archylte Steppe]] (Eastern Tors) |
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| + | | common drop = [[Final Fantasy XIII components#Platinum Ingot|Platinum Ingot]] |
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| + | | rare drop = [[Final Fantasy XIII components#Trapezohedron|Trapezohedron]] |
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| + | | rare drop rate = 1 |
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| + | | abilities = [[Final Fantasy XIII enemy abilities#Quake|Quake]], [[Final Fantasy XIII enemy abilities#Roar|Roar]] |
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| + | }} |
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| + | == Battle == |
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| − | If the Party is not strong enough to succeed with the above strategy the following tactic will also work: |
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| + | Adamantortoises have a notably higher resilience to debuffs than the Adamantoise, but can be defeated using the same [[Adamantoise (Final Fantasy XIII)#Strategy|strategy]]. |
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| + | Adamantortoises can be found chained to the ground in the passageways to Eastern Tors valley. One is accompanied by three [[Gorgonopsid (Final Fantasy XIII)|Gorgonopsids]]. Adamantortoises have broken tusks and their shells are smoother than their stronger counterparts. Damage becomes halved during stagger and it is susceptible to [[Slow (status)|Slow]], [[Deprotect (status)|Deprotect]], [[Deshell (status)|Deshell]], [[Imperil (status)|Imperil]], [[Curse (status)|Curse]], and [[Daze (status)|Daze]]. |
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| + | == Gallery == |
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| − | Adamantortoises are susceptible to [[Instant Death]]. The party can inflict this by selecting [[Oerba Dia Vanille|Vanille]] as its leader and using her [[Full ATB Skill]] the Death spell. To give Vanille some time to safely attempt the Death spell, the party will first want to collapse the Adamantortoise by disabling its legs by summoning Vanille's Eidolon. While it is down the party should have Vanille cast Death repeatedly until the spell succeeds in instantly killing the Adamantortoise. |
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| + | <gallery> |
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| + | Adamantoise Art FFXIII.jpg|Concept art (bottom). |
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| + | </gallery> |
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| + | == Etymology == |
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| − | To increase the success rate of Vanille's instant Death spell succeeding the party should try casting more debuffs on the Adamantortoise while it is down. Adamantortoises become more susceptible to debuffs while they are collapsed. Useful debuffs include [[Imperil (Status)|Imperil]] and [[Poison (Status)|Poison]]. In ''Final Fantasy XIII'' Poison is especially effective against opponents with high HP. |
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| + | {{Etym|Adamantite}} |
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| − | Buffing Vanille will also increase Death's chance of success and a buff like one of the [[En-Spell|En-group]] spells will also allow the Death spell to deal more damage when it doesn't succeed. |
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| + | * [[Right Foreleg (Final Fantasy XIII)|Right Foreleg]] |
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| + | * [[Adamanchelid]] |
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| + | * [[Adamantoise (Final Fantasy XIII)|Adamantoise]] |
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| + | * [[Long Gui (Final Fantasy XIII)|Long Gui]] |
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| + | * [[Wurtzitoise]] |
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| + | === ''[[Final Fantasy XIII-2]]'' === |
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| + | * [[Long Gui (Final Fantasy XIII-2)|Long Gui]] |
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+ | * [[Left Foreleg (Final Fantasy XIII-2)|Left Foreleg]] |
| + | * [[Right Foreleg (Final Fantasy XIII-2)|Right Foreleg]] |
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| + | [[Category:Enemies in Final Fantasy XIII]] |
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| − | *[[Long Gui]] |
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[[Category:Final Fantasy XIII Marks]] |
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Revision as of 18:48, 14 March 2019
Template:Sideicon Adamantortoise is an enemy in Final Fantasy XIII. It is also a mark in Mission 63. Adamantortoise is essentially an easier version of Adamantoise with less HP and lower stagger point, but with the same item drops.
Stats
Battle
Adamantortoises have a notably higher resilience to debuffs than the Adamantoise, but can be defeated using the same strategy.
Adamantortoises can be found chained to the ground in the passageways to Eastern Tors valley. One is accompanied by three Gorgonopsids. Adamantortoises have broken tusks and their shells are smoother than their stronger counterparts. Damage becomes halved during stagger and it is susceptible to Slow, Deprotect, Deshell, Imperil, Curse, and Daze.
Gallery
Concept art (bottom).
Etymology
Adamantite and similar words including Adamant and Adamantine are used to refer to any especially hard substance, whether composed of diamond, some other gemstone, or some type of metal.