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Aero used by Irvine in Final Fantasy VIII.

Creates a crushing gravitational vortex around enemies.

Final Fantasy VI description

Aero (エアロ, Earo?) is the basic Wind-elemental spell. Unlike Fire, Blizzard, and Thunder, it does not always appear, and has been Blue, Black, and White magic.

The spell called Aero in the English version of Final Fantasy VI, is named Aeroga in the Japanese version, even if the lower level versions of the spell are not present. This carried over to Final Fantasy VII, where Aero3 exists as an enemy attack.

See also: Aerora, Aeroga, Aeroja, Tornado (ability), or Tornado II

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Appearances[edit | edit source]

Final Fantasy II[edit | edit source]

In the Demiforce fan translation, the Scourge spell was called Aero, despite its functionality remaining unchanged from the Japanese version. Dark Shadow Over Palakia called it BANE, while later English translations corrected the name to better reflect the spell's poison element.

Final Fantasy III[edit | edit source]

Aero is a level 2 White Magic spell that can be bought in Tozus for 700 gil, while one can be found on Dragon's Peak. It can be used by the White Mage, Red Mage, Devout, and Sage Jobs. It is also used by Princess Sara and Prince Alus when they join the party as guests.

This makes it one of the only directly offensive White Magic spells, alongside Aeroga, Tornado, and Holy. It has a base power of 45 and inflicts Wind and Ice-elemental damage to one or all enemies. The weapons Wyvern Claws, Wind Spear, and Air Knife can cast Aero when used as items in battle.

Final Fantasy V[edit | edit source]

Aero is a Blue Magic ability for the Blue Mage job, learned from Moldwynd, Gigas, Magissa, Mykale, Azulmagia, and Defeater. It causes minor Wind-elemental damage on one or all enemies, and costs 4 MP to cast.

Final Fantasy VI[edit | edit source]

The spell called Aero in English, is actually Aeroga in the original version. Aero is one of Strago's Lores, learned from Dark Force, Deathgaze, Demon, Marchosias, Sprinter, Storm Dragon, Tyrannosaur, Vasegiatta, and Gilgamesh. It deals Wind-elemental damage to all enemies, has a spell power of 125, hit rate of 150, and costs 41 MP to cast.

Final Fantasy VII Remake[edit | edit source]

Main article: Aero (VII Remake)

Aero is the first ability of Wind Materia Wind Materia, costing 4 MP to cast. It deals a minor amount of Wind-elemental damage to one target, and knocks them slightly towards the caster.

Aero can be used by Jenova Dreamweaver.

Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-[edit | edit source]

Aero, and its upgrades, Aerora and Aeroga, are all Elemental Magic Materia. They deal Wind-elemental damage.

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Final Fantasy VII G-Bike[edit | edit source]

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Final Fantasy VIII[edit | edit source]

Main article: Aero (Final Fantasy VIII)

Aero can be drawn from and junctioned to stats. Casting Aero in battle increases compatibility with Pandemona by 0.6 and with Quezacotl by 0.2, but lowers compatibility with Brothers by 0.2. It can also be junctioned to damage or resist Wind-elemental damage.

Final Fantasy IX[edit | edit source]

Aero can be utilized by the enemies Griffin and Zuu. It deals minor Wind-elemental damage, and cost 7 MP for the enemy to use. It can't be reflected and works with Return Magic.

Final Fantasy XI[edit | edit source]

Aero
MP 6
Effect Deals wind damage to an enemy.
Duration Instant
Casting Time 0.5 seconds
Recast Time 2 seconds
Magic Type Elemental Magic
Element Wind
Jobs BLM 9, SCH 12, GEO 14, RDM 14, DRK 17

Aero is a tier 1 Black Magic spell used by Black Mages, Scholars, Geomancers, Red Mages, and Dark Knights. When cast, the spell inflicts Wind-elemental damage to a single enemy. The spell can be purchased from any of the three starter cities.

See also: Aero II, Aero III, Aero IV, Aero V, or Aero VI


Final Fantasy XII[edit | edit source]

Aero is a Black Magick spell, its license being Black Magick 2 that costs 25 License Points. It causes small Wind-elemental damage to all enemies in range. It can be bought in Rabanastre, from Dyce once the Garuda has been defeated, and Eruyt Village for 1200 gil.

In the Zodiac versions, Aero is a Black Magick 4 License that costs 30 LP. Two classes can use it: Black Mage and Red Battlemage.

The Esper Chaos has a upgraded version called Aeroja, which causes Confuse and heavy Wind-elemental damage.

Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings[edit | edit source]

Aero is the Yarhi Sylph's normal attack. It deals non-elemental ranged damage, instead of Wind to one foe. Its appearance is like a shearing wind.

Final Fantasy XIII[edit | edit source]

Deal wind damage to target and temporarily stun it.

Description

Aero is a Ravager ability that deals wind-elemental magical attack against a target foe and stops foe movement briefly. It has an ATB cost of 1 and an Attack Power of 1.0. It can be learned by Lightning (stage 6), Sazh (stage 1), Snow (stage 6), Vanille (stage 1), Hope (stage 2), and Fang (stage 7).

It is also an enemy ability use by Chonchon, Dahaka, Leyak, and Vespid Soldier.

Final Fantasy XIII-2[edit | edit source]

Aero is a Ravager ability that inflicts wind-attribute magic damage on a target and temporarily stuns it. It has an ATB cost of 1 and a modifier of 1.0.

It can be learned by Serah (role level 12), Noel (role level 9), Albino Lobo (level 21), Apotamkin (level 1), Blue Chocobo (level 1), Buccaboo Ace (level 19), Cloudburst (level 1), Debris (level 5), Flanbanero (level 62), Koboldroid Yin (level 1), Lightning (level 1), Pink Lily (level 1), Pleuston (level 22), Valfodr (level 15), and Vespid (level 1).

It is also an enemy ability used by Blue Miniflan, Chocobo, Pleuston, Raspatil, Unsaganashi, Vespid, and Vespid Soldier.

Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII[edit | edit source]

Deals wind-attribute magic damage to target.

Description

Aero deals wind magic damage to an opponent. It is dropped by Dryads. It has ATB cost of 15, initial attack of x0.40, stagger power of C and stagger time of E.

It is a locked ability in Utsusemi (LV 2) garb. It can also be used by Angel of Valhalla at bond level 2.

Legacy Final Fantasy XIV[edit | edit source]

Aero hotkey.

Aero was a spell learned by Conjurers at rank 1. The ability inflicted wind-elemental damage to all enemies within an area of effect.

After patch 1.20, the Conjurer class still retained the ability to use Aero and was learned at level 4. The ability now dealt wind-elemental damage to a single enemy and had a chance to inflict the Bleed status. In addition, Aero also functioned as the Combo action for Aerora. Aero could be assigned to any Disciple of War or Disciple of Magic class.

Final Fantasy XIV[edit | edit source]

Aero hotkey.

Aero is a Conjurer ability available at level 4. The ability deals wind-elemental damage with a potency of 50 to a single enemy and deals damage over time with a potency of 30 for a period of 18 seconds. Once the player learns the Aero Mastery trait at level 46, Aero will automatically upgrade to Aero II.

From the initial relaunch through Heavensward, Aero could be used as a cross class spell by all Disciple of Magic classes, Astrologians, and Scholars. Before the implementation of the Aero Mastery trait, Aero and Aero II were separate abilities and both gave separate damage over time effects. After the release of Stormblood, the cross class system was replaced with the cross role system and Aero became a Conjurer and White Mage exclusive ability.

FFXIV Veraero Icon.png

Veraero is a level 10 Red Mage spell, it has 50% chance of activating Verstone, it increases White Mana by 11, it has a long cast time of 30 seconds, so it should be only used under the effect of dualcast.

Some enemies such as Wind Sprites can use the original direct damage version of Aero as a regular attack.

Final Fantasy Tactics Advance[edit | edit source]

Creates damaging whorl of wind.

Description

Bishops and Sages can cast Aero for the cost of 12 MP. It can be learned for 200 AP from the Judge Staff for Bishops, and for 200 AP from the Battle Mace for Sages. It has a Magic Power of 34, a range of 3 with a vertical reach of 2, and is stealable through the ability Steal: Ability. It cannot be reflected, but can be countered by Return Magic, and can have MP absorbed from with Absorb MP.

Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift[edit | edit source]

Bishops and Sages have the ability to cast Aero at the cost of 14 MP. It is learned for 200 AP by both classes, but learned through the Energy Mace for Sages and through the Judicer's Staff for Bishops.

Final Fantasy Tactics S[edit | edit source]

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Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a Darklord[edit | edit source]

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Final Fantasy Mystic Quest[edit | edit source]

Benjamin and Kaeli can both use the Black Magic spell Aero, which deals Wind-elemental damage to a single or multiple enemies. It can be repelled. Aero can be found in the Focus Tower behind the door to the Windia region. If Phoebe is on Auto, she can randomly cast Aero despite not having the book for it thanks to a bug.

Final Fantasy Legend III[edit | edit source]

Aero is a White Magic spell that deals Tornado elemental damage to a single target. It cost 12 MP to use, and it can be bought for 700 GP in Lae (Past) and Muu (Past).

Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light[edit | edit source]

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Aero is a low level Black Magic spell. The spell costs 2 AP to cast and it has a spell power of 5. Aero can only be used if the Aero Tome item is in the player's inventory. The spell can be bought for 500 gil in Guera and in Horne after the defeat of Satan. Krinjh is automatically equipped with this spell when he joins the party.

A variation called Strong Aero can be used when two Psyched Up characters cast Aero during the same turn.

Bravely Default[edit | edit source]

Aero is a level 2 White Magic. It deals minor wind damage to one target and can be group-cast. It costs 5 MP to use. It can be bought in Ancheim for 400 pg.

Bravely Second: End Layer[edit | edit source]

Aero is a level 1 White Magic for the White Mage. It deals minor wind damage to one target and can be group-cast. It costs 10 MP to use. It can be bought in Al-Khampis and Chompshire for 400 pg.

Final Fantasy Dimensions[edit | edit source]

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Final Fantasy Dimensions II[edit | edit source]

Aero I-III are magic attacks available only for Morrow to use. The spells can only be learned from the default Sylph signet. All Aero spells deal small wind-elemental magic damage to an enemy and inflicts continuous wind-elemental damage for three turns. The spells inflict more damage against flying enemies and cost 9 MP to use.

In the original free-to-play versions, Aero I-III could be used by any party member equipped with an Aero version of the Sylph signet. Each version of the spell dealt more damage depending on the summon's rank and had increased MP costs.

Additionally, Aero Rush I-III are the strongest Aero-type spells available for Morrow. They deal wind-elemental magic damage to a single enemy seven times and deals continuous wind-elemental damage for three turns. The spells also deal extra damage against flying enemies and cost 64 MP to cast. The spells are taught from the Deathguise signet

Dissidia Final Fantasy[edit | edit source]

Let me see you suffer!

Gabranth using Aero

Gabranth has Aero as a Bravery attack in EX Mode. It conjures a large tornado that slowly travels forward and initiates a chase sequence if it hits. Gabranth is able to use it both in the air and on the ground, and it costs 20 CP to equip and 140 AP to master.

Shantotto's Spirit Magic: Air casts Aero while her Bravery is below 3,000. It conjures a small vortex of wind that draws in opponents.

Aero is also an ability that can be chosen in Onion Knight's Sage EX Burst, but it does nothing when selected.

Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy[edit | edit source]

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Dissidia Final Fantasy NT[edit | edit source]

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Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia[edit | edit source]

Spirit Magic: Aero is a Bravery ability for Shantotto. It is a three-hit magic attack. It changes into a five-hit Rage Aero for 3 turns upon receiving an HP attack or when her HP drop to 50% or below max HP.

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call[edit | edit source]

Aero is a reactive ability that costs 7 CP to equip. It is activated in BMS each time the player receives GOOD or better on 100 Touch or Slide Triggers. It deals magic damage and has low strength. It is learned by Onion Knight (level 75), Celes (level 25), Ashe (level 20), Lightning (initially), Hope (initially), and Serah (level 15).

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy All-Star Carnival[edit | edit source]

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Pictlogica Final Fantasy[edit | edit source]

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Pictlogica Final Fantasy ≒[edit | edit source]

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Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade[edit | edit source]

Aero is an Intelligence-based ability, and comes in two varieties, one with a rarity of Normal and one with a rarity of Normal Plus. The normal version has a base Attack of 120, a base Defense of 120, a maximum level of 20, and a Cost of 2. The Normal Plus version has, at base, an attack of 410, a defense of 430, a maximum level of 40, and a Cost of 7. Both are elementally aligned with Air, and both have fast leveling rates.

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Final Fantasy Record Keeper[edit | edit source]

Aero is a Soul Break usable by Fujin and is her initial Soul Break. It deals magic wind damage to a single target.

Aero is also available to numerous bosses across various regions, including Fujin, Judge Ghis, Judge Bergan, Spherimorph, and others. It deals magical wind-elemental damage to one or more targets.

Final Fantasy Explorers[edit | edit source]

Whip up a small gale and launch it straight ahead.

Description

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Final Fantasy World Wide Words[edit | edit source]

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Final Fantasy Brave Exvius[edit | edit source]

Aero is Black Magic Lv2 Ability that deals wind magic damage x1.2 to a single enemy and costs 3 MP to use. It can be crafted as an ability by purchasing its recipe at Port City Lodin Ability Shop for 900 gil or at Magi Nation Mysidia as a Slot Ability for 3000 gil. The Cherry Staff also grants the use of the spell.

The following units also can learn Aero:

Unit Rarity Level
Paula 2★ 14
Skaha 2★ 24
Anzelm 3★ 1
Ingus 3★ 1
Krile 3★ 1
Penelo 3★ 1
Shantotto 3★ 1
Sara 3★ 5
Heltich 3★ 12
Lasswell 3★ 13
Vaan 3★ 17
Friese 4★ 12

It can also be acquired via Esper training: both Leviathan and Tetra Sylphid at Rarity 1★ with a SP cost of 10.

Mobius Final Fantasy[edit | edit source]

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World of Final Fantasy[edit | edit source]

Aero is an active, wind-elemental magic ability that inflict magical wind damage to a single target for 3 AP. It can be used by 2P Serafie, Cocadrille, Flan, Golem Head, Kuza Kit, Magna Roader (Red), Mist Dragon, Nightmare, Serafie, and Wind Toad.

It is also an enemy ability used by Valefor.

Chocobo no Fushigi na Dungeon[edit | edit source]

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Chocobo's Dungeon 2[edit | edit source]

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Non-Final Fantasy guest appearances[edit | edit source]

Kingdom Hearts[edit | edit source]

Aero is a spell in Kingdom Hearts, Chain of Memories, 358/2 Days, Birth by Sleep and Re:coded.

Gallery[edit | edit source]

Etymology[edit | edit source]

Aero is a Greek prefix relating to air and flight. Common usages in modern times include the words "aeroplane" and "aerospace."

Blue Magic
Recurring spells
???? - 1000 Needles - Acid - Aero - Angel Whisper - Aqua Breath - Bad Breath - Doom - Dragon Force - Expose Weakness - Flamethrower - Frog Song - Goblin Punch - Level 5 Death - Lifebreak - Limit Glove - LV3 Def-Less - Magic Hammer - Matra Magic - Mighty Guard - Mind Blast - Off-Guard - Roulette - Self-Destruct - Shadow Flare - Transfusion - White Wind
Game specific spells
Final Fantasy V Aera - Aeroga - Dark Spark - Death Claw - Flash - Level 2 Old - Level 3 Flare - Level 4 Graviga - Lilliputian Lyric - Missile - Moon Flute - Time Slip - Vampire
Final Fantasy VI Dischord - Force Field - Grand Delta - Lv ? Holy - Lv 3 Confuse - Lv 4 Flare - Quasar - Reflect??? - Revenge Blast - Rippler - Stone - Traveler - Tsunami
Final Fantasy VII Beta - Chocobuckle - Death Force - Laser - L4 Suicide - Magic Breath - Pandora's Box - Trine
Final Fantasy VIII Degenerator - Electrocute - Gatling Gun - Homing Laser - LV?Death - Laser Eye - Micro Missiles - Raybomb - Shockwave Pulsar - Ultra Waves
Final Fantasy IX Angel's Snack - Auto-Life - Earth Shake - Frog Drop - Frost - Level 3 Def-Less - Level 4 Holy - Mustard Bomb - Night - Pumpkin Head - Twister - Vanish
Final Fantasy X seriesFinal Fantasy X Jump - Nova - Seed Cannon - Stone Breath - Thrust Kick
Final Fantasy X-2 Annihilator - Blaster - Cry in the Night - Drill Shot - Heaven's Cataract - Mortar - Storm Cannon - Supernova
Final Fantasy XI Absolute Terror - Acrid Stream - Actinic Burst - Amorphic Spikes - Amplification - Animating Wail - Asuran Claws - Auroral Drape - Awful Eye - Barbed Crescent - Barrier Tusk - Battery Charge - Battle Dance - Benthic Typhoon - Bilgestorm - Blank Gaze - Blastbomb - Blazing Bound - Blitzstrahl - Blood Drain - Blood Saber - Bloodrake - Bludgeon - Body Slam - Bomb Toss - Cannonball - Chaotic Eye - Charged Whisker - Cimicine Discharge - Claw Cyclone - Cocoon - Cold Wave - Corrosive Ooze - Cursed Sphere - Dark Orb - Death Ray - Death Scissors - Delta Thrust - Demoralizing Roar - Diamondhide - Digest - Dimensional Death - Disseverment - Dream Flower - Empty Thrash - Enervation - Everyone's Grudge - Exuviation - Eyes On Me - Fantod - Feather Barrier - Feather Storm - Feather Tickle - Filamented Hold - Final Sting - Firespit - Flying Hip Press - Foot Kick - Frenetic Rip - Frightful Roar - Frost Breath - Frypan - Gates of Hades - Geist Wall - Goblin Rush - Grand Slam - Harden Shell - Head Butt - Healing Breeze - Heat Breath - Heavy Strike - Hecatomb Wave - Helldive - Hydro Shot - Hysteric Barrage - Ice Break - Infrasonics - Jet Stream - Jettatura - Leafstorm - Light of Penance - Lowing - MP Drainkiss - Maelstrom - Magic Barrier - Magic Fruit - Magic Hammer - Magnetite Cloud - Mandibular Bite - Memento Mori - Metallic Body - Mortal Ray - Mysterious Light - Occultation - Orcish Counterstance - Osmosis - Pinecone Bomb - Plasma Charge - Plenilune Embrace - Poison Breath - Pollen - Power Attack - Pyric Bulwark - Quadrastrike - Quadratic Continuum - Queasyshroom - Radiant Breath - Ram Charge - Reactor Cool - Reaving Wind - Refueling - Regeneration - Regurgitation - Saline Coat - Sandspin - Sandspray - Screwdriver - Seedspray - Sheep Song - Sickle Slash - Smite of Rage - Soporific - Sound Blast - Spinal Cleave - Spiral Spin - Sprout Smack - Stinking Gas - Sudden Lunge - Tail Slap - Temporal Shift - Terror Touch - Thermal Pulse - Thunder Breath - Thunderbolt - Tourbillion - Uppercut - Vanity Dive - Vapor Spray - Venom Shell - Vertical Cleave - Voracious Trunk - Warm-Up - Water Bomb - Whirl of Rage - White Wind - Wild Carrot - Wild Oats - Wind Breath - Winds of Promyvion - Yawn - Zephyr Mantle
Final Fantasy Tactics Advance Drain Touch - Hastebreak - LV? S-Flare - Poison Claw - Stare
Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift Eerie Sound Wave - Quake - Roar - Sandstorm - Screech - Unction - War Dance
Lists of spells
Final Fantasy V - Final Fantasy VI - Final Fantasy VII - Final Fantasy VIII - Final Fantasy IX - Final Fantasy X - Final Fantasy X-2 - Final Fantasy XI - Tactics Advance - Tactics A2
Black Magic
Recurring spells

Aero - (Aerora - Aeroga - Aeroja) - Bio - Blind - Blizzard - (Blizzara - Blizzaga - Blizzaja) - Break - (Breakga) - Burst - Choke - Confuse - Comet - Dark - (Darkra - Darkga) - Death - Drain - Fire - (Fira - Firaga - Firaja) - Flare - Flood - Freeze - Gravity - Haste - Meteor - Osmose - Poison - Scourge - Quake - (Quakra - Quaga) - Shock - Silence - Sleep - (Sleepga) - Slow - Stone - (Stonera - Stonega - Stoneja) - Stop - Stun - Thunder - (Thundara - Thundaga - Thundaja) - Toad - Tornado - Ultima - Warp -

Water - (Watera - Waterga - Waterja)
Game specific spells
Final Fantasy Dark - Focus - Focara - Hold - Kill - LIT3 (NES) - Saber - Sleepra - Slowra - Temper
Final Fantasy II Aura - Berserk - Curse - Destroy
Final Fantasy III Erase - Raze - Shade
Final Fantasy IV Dancing Dagger - Magic Arrow - Pig
Final Fantasy IX Doomsday
Final Fantasy XI Absorb-ACC - Absorb-AGI - Absorb-Attri - Absorb-CHR - Absorb-DEX - Absorb-INT - Absorb-MND - Absorb-STR - Absorb-TP - Absorb-VIT - Addle - Aero II - Aero III - Aero IV - Aero V - Aero VI - Aerora II - Aeroga II - Aeroga III - Anemohelix - Aspir II - Bind - Bio II - Bio III - Blaze Spikes - Blind II - Blizzard II - Blizzard III - Blizzard IV - Blizzard V - Blizzard VI - Blizzara II - Blizzaga II - Blizzaga III - Burn - Burst II - Cryohelix - Drain II - Dread Spikes - Drown - Escape - Fire II - Fire III - Fire IV - Fire V - Fire VI - Fira II - Firaga II - Firaga III - Flare II - Flood II - Freeze II - Frost - Geohelix - Gravity - Hydrohelix - Ice Spikes - Impact - Ionohelix - Klimaform - Luminohelix - Noctohelix - Poison II - Poisonga - Pyrohelix - Quake II - Rasp - Retrace - Shock Spikes - Sleep II - Sleepga II - Stone II - Stone III - Stone IV - Stone V - Stone VI - Stonera II - Stonega II - Stonega III - Thunder II - Thunder III - Thunder IV - Thunder V - Thunder VI - Thundara II - Thundaga II - Thundaga III - Tornado II - Tractor - Warp II - Water II - Water III - Water IV - Water V - Water VI - Watera II - Waterga II - Waterga III
Final Fantasy XII Ardor - Blindga - Scathe - Silencega - Toxify
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates Meteorga - Ultiga
Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light Banish - Banishra - Banishga - Desolator - Leaf - Leafra - Leafaga
Lists of spells
Final Fantasy IV - -Interlude- - The After Years - Final Fantasy V - Final Fantasy IX - Final Fantasy X - Final Fantasy X-2 - Final Fantasy XI - Final Fantasy XII - Final Fantasy Tactics - Tactics Advance - Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift - Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light - Bravely Default - Bravely Second: End Layer - Final Fantasy Dimensions - Final Fantasy Record Keeper
White Magic
Recurring spells

Banish - Barfire - Barthunder - Barwater - Berserk - Blindna - Blink - Bravery - Confuse - Cure - (Cura - Curaga - Curaja) - Dia - (Diara - Diaga) - Dispel - (Dispelga) - Enfire - Enfrost - Enthunder - Enwater - Esuna - (Esunaga) - Fear - Float - Renew - Haste - Hold - Holy - Invisible - Libra - Mini - NulFrost - Poisona - Protect - (Protectga - Protectra) - Raise - (Arise - Reraise) - Reflect - Refresh - Regen - Shell - (Shellga - Shellra) - Sight - Silence - Slow - Stona - Teleport - Vox -

Wall
Game specific spells
Final Fantasy Diaja - Exit - Heal - Healara - Healaga - Invisira - NulAll - NulDeath
Final Fantasy II Barrier - Basuna - Fog - Revive - Sap - Swap - Ultima
Final Fantasy III Aero - Aeroga - Toad - Tornado
Final Fantasy IX Blind - Jewel - Might
Final Fantasy XI Animus Augeo - Animus Minuo - Aquaveil - Aurorastorm - Auspice - Banish II - Banish III - Banish IV - Banishga - Banishga II - Baramnesia - Baramnesra - Baraera - Baraero - Barblind - Barblindra - Barblizzara - Barblizzard - Barfira - Barfire - Barparalyze - Barparalyzra - Barpetra - Barpetrify - Barpoison - Barpoisonra - Barsilence - Barsilencera - Barsleep - Barsleepra - Bar-Spell - Barstone - Barstonra - Barthunder - Barthundra - Barvira - Barvirus - Barwater - Barwatera - Boost-AGI - Boost-CHR - Boost-MND - Boost-VIT - Crusade - Cura II - Cure II - Cure III - Cure IV - Cure V - Cure VI - Curaga II - Curaga III - Curaga IV - Cursna - Deodorize - Dia II - Dia III - Enaero - Enaero II - Enblizzard II - Enfire II - Enlight - Enstone - Enstone II - Enwater II - Erase - Firestorm - Flash - Flurry - Flurry II - Foil - Gain-MND - Gain-VIT - Hailstorm - Haste II - Paralyna - Paralyze - Paralyze II - Phalanx - Phalanx II - Protect II - Protect III - Protect IV - Protect V - Protectra II - Protectra III - Protectra IV - Protectra V - Rainstorm - Raise II - Raise III - Recall-Jugner - Recall-Meriph - Recall-Pashh - Refresh II - Regen II - Regen III - Regen IV - Regen V - Repose - Reprisal - Reraise II - Reraise III - Sacrifice - Sandstorm - Shell II - Shell III - Shell IV - Shell V - Shellra II - Shellra III - Shellra IV - Shellra V - Slow II - Sneak - Stoneskin - Teleport-Altep - Teleport-Dem - Teleport-Holla - Teleport-Mea - Teleport-Vahzl - Teleport-Yhoat - Temper - Thunderstorm - Viruna - Voidstorm - Windstorm
Final Fantasy XII Cleanse
Final Fantasy XIV Asylum - Benediction - Divine Benison - Divine Seal - Stone III - Stone IV - Tetragrammaton
Final Fantasy Tactics Dispelna - Protectja - Shellja
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Barriera - Clear - Cleara - Clearaja - Clearaga - Holyra - Holyga - Rela Crystal
Final Fantasy Legend III Magma - Quake - Stone
Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light Lux - Magick
Lists of spells
Final Fantasy IV - -Interlude- - The After Years - Final Fantasy V - Final Fantasy IX - Final Fantasy X - Final Fantasy X-2 - Final Fantasy XI - Final Fantasy XII - Revenant Wings - Final Fantasy Tactics - Tactics Advance - Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift - Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light - Bravely Default - Bravely Second: End Layer - Final Fantasy Dimensions - Final Fantasy Record Keeper
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