
Beam in Final Fantasy IV (PSP).
Beam (ビーム, Bīmu?) is a recurring enemy ability in the series, which generally deals heavy non-elemental damage to one target. It is often used by Machine-type enemies.
Appearances
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Final Fantasy IV
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Beam is an enemy ability used by Beam Cannon (2D and 3D), Dr. Lugae (2D and 3D), and Searcher (2D and 3D), Armor Construct (3D only). It inflicts damage to one target equal to 1/10th of their Max HP in the 2D versions.
Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-
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Beam is an enemy ability used by Deus Ex Machina, and Security Eye. It inflicts non-elemental damage to one or more targets.
Final Fantasy IV: The After Years
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Beam is an enemy ability used by Armored Fiend, Beam Cannon, Death Machine, and Proto Beam Cannon.
Final Fantasy Tactics
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Beam lowers the target's Magick Attack stat by 2 for the duration of the battle. The ability is used by Plague Horror if a unit has the "Beastmaster" Support Ability nearby.
Final Fantasy Mystic Quest
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Beam is a Damage attack used by Iflyte and Jinn, it has an attack power of 22.
Final Fantasy Adventure
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Beam is an enemy ability used by the Phantasm and Wizard, a projectile that can be shot in all eight directions.
The Final Fantasy Legend
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Beam is an ability that has 10 uses and deals damages to one enemy. This ability is used by Gazer, Seeker, Robot, Evil Eye, Beholder, Mazin, Hunter, and Machine.
Final Fantasy Legend II
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Beam is a special attack that has 15 uses, it also increases a Robot's HP by 9. The damage formula for Beam is the user's Mana x7. This attack can be used by Beholder, Evil Eye, Falcon, Gazer, Intrcept, Mazin, ROBO-Z, and Watcher.
Final Fantasy Legend III
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Beam deals physical damage to one target. It can be used by AirMaid, Jerrit, Maitie, IronLady, Spectrat, Guard, Keeper, Monitor, Searcher, Alert, and Ballor.
Pictlogica Final Fantasy
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Final Fantasy Record Keeper
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Final Fantasy Brave Exvius
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Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo Tales
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Etymology
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Beam refers to a narrow, propagating stream of particles or energy.