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Antlion, this is Tonberry! My engines are hit. She'll not hold much longer!
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The Air Cutter Remora is the first boss to be fought in Final Fantasy XII.

While on a rescue mission to save their king, Dalmascan knights, including Basch and Reks, are ambushed by an Air Cutter Remora codenamed "Tonberry". Even though proving to be a challenge against the knights, Basch puts an end to the Tonberry by unleashing Fulminating Darkness, his 1st Rank Quickening.

Bestiary Entry

Genus: Imperial Army

Classification: Imperial Armament

Page 1: Rook

Dr. Cid has been working on developing thought-driven combat weapons, called "rooks," for some time now. Test models saw their first combat use in a recent incident at the Draklor Laboratory.
Three new models have been produced based on data collected during the Draklor Laboratory incident.

Page 2: Draklor CB56 Remora Fighter

Small fighter airship of the Imperial army.
Gun turrets placed at the keel, and turrets on the deck make this an effective weapon against air and ground threats.
A mainstay of the Imperial Armored Forces together with the newer CB58 Valfarre fighter.
The initials of the craft's designer, Dr. Cid, and the year of its production adorn the hull.

Battle

The player controls a level 3 Reks, who is equipped with a Mythril Sword and a shield, and a knowledge of basic White and Black Magick. There are also other Dalmascan soldiers, including Basch, who has an Attack power higher than Reks. The accompanying Dalmascan soldiers will hand out infinite Potions to those with low HP making the battle effectively impossible to lose.

The Air Cutter Remora will unleash its special attack, Remora Strike, at least three times in the battle, according to how much HP it has left. When Air Cutter Remora has only 40% HP left; Basch will come forward to unleash Fulminating Darkness, ending the battle.

Gallery

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Etymology

In biology, remoras are small fish that scavenge parasites or bacteria from other fishes' bodies. Like all airships in Final Fantasy XII, Air Cutter Remora is named after a classic summon or monster.

In Latin, Remora means 'delay'.

Trivia

In Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings, the Remora esper is based more on Air Cutter Remora than the original Remora summon.
Generic aircraft using the Air Cutter Remora's model with different texturing are used in other parts of the game. For example, a red and black colored version is used by Doctor Cid to flee after the first battle with him.

Related Enemies

Imperial Swordsman
Imperial Marksman
Imperial Hoplite
Imperial Magus
Mastiff
Judge
Imperial Gunner
Imperial Pilot
Imperial Beastmaster
Rook
Sphere-Rook
Spinner-Rook
Helm-Rook
Judge Ghis (Boss)
Judge Bergan (Boss)
Judge Gabranth (Boss)
Doctor Cid (Boss)
Vayne (Boss)
Vayne Novus (Boss)
Sephira (Boss)
The Undying (Final Boss)

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 The '''Air Cutter Remora''' is the first boss to be fought in ''[[Final Fantasy XII]]''.
-While on a rescue mission to save [[Raminas B'nargin Dalmasca|their king]], [[Kingdom of Dalmasca|Dalmascan]] [[Order of the Knights of Dalmasca|knights]], including [[Basch fon Ronsenburg|Basch]] and [[Reks]], are ambushed by an Air Cutter Remora codenamed "Tonberry." Even though proving to be a challenge against the knights, Basch puts an end to the Tonberry by unleashing Fulminating Darkness, his 1st Rank [[Quickening (Ability)|Quickening]].
+While on a rescue mission to save [[Raminas B'nargin Dalmasca|their king]], [[Kingdom of Dalmasca|Dalmascan]] [[Order of the Knights of Dalmasca|knights]], including [[Basch fon Ronsenburg|Basch]] and [[Reks]], are ambushed by an Air Cutter Remora codenamed "Tonberry". Even though proving to be a challenge against the knights, Basch puts an end to the Tonberry by unleashing Fulminating Darkness, his 1st Rank [[Quickening (Ability)|Quickening]].
 ==Bestiary Entry==
-'''Genus''': Imperial Army<br>
+:'''Genus''': Imperial Army
-'''Classification''': Imperial Armament
+:'''Classification''': Imperial Armament
 ===Page 1: Rook===
-''Dr. Cid has been working on developing thought-driven combat weapons, called "rooks," for some time now. Test models saw their first combat use in a recent incident at the Draklor Laboratory.''
+{{Q|Dr. Cid has been working on developing thought-driven combat weapons, called "rooks," for some time now. Test models saw their first combat use in a recent incident at the Draklor Laboratory.<br>Three new models have been produced based on data collected during the Draklor Laboratory incident.}}
-''Three new models have been produced based on data collected during the Draklor Laboratory incident.''
 ===Page 2: Draklor CB56 Remora Fighter===
+{{Q|Small fighter airship of the Imperial army.<br>Gun turrets placed at the keel, and turrets on the deck make this an effective weapon against air and ground threats.<br>A mainstay of the Imperial Armored Forces together with the newer CB58 Valfarre fighter.<br>The initials of the craft's designer, Dr. Cid, and the year of its production adorn the hull.}}
-''Small fighter airship of the Imperial army.''
-''Gun turrets placed at the keel, and turrets on the deck make this an effective weapon against air and ground threats.''
-''A mainstay of the Imperial Armored Forces together with the newer CB58 Valfarre fighter.''
-''The initials of the craft's designer, Dr. Cid, and the year of its production adorn the hull.''
 ==Battle==
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 ==Gallery==
 {{Gallery
-|File:Remora_FFXII.jpg|Air Cutter Remora Bestiary Artwork
+|File:Remora_FFXII.jpg|Air Cutter Remora Bestiary Artwork.
 |File:Remora.jpg|Air Cutter Remora design.
 |File:Air cutter.jpg|Air Cutter Remora.
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 In biology, remoras are small fish that scavenge parasites or bacteria from other fishes' bodies. Like all airships in ''Final Fantasy XII'', Air Cutter Remora is named after a [[Remora (Summon)|classic summon]] or monster.
 In Latin, Remora means 'delay'.
 ==Trivia==