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==Etymology== |
==Etymology== |
Revision as of 22:27, 4 June 2016
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A mysterious warrior loyal to the emperor of Palamecia. He exposes those disloyal to the empire and hunts them to the corners of the earth. Innocent and guilty alike fall before him and his unflinching faith.
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy CollectaCard description.
The Black Knight, also known as the DkKnight and the DarkNite, is a boss in Final Fantasy II. Four of them pursue the protagonists at the start of the game and engage them in a battle that cannot be won. If the player wins through a cheat device, the NES version allows the player to progress as normal, but in the Dawn of Souls version, the player is sent back to the title screen.
A Black Knight also appears in the Dawn of Souls and 20th Anniversary remakes and all subsequent remakes based on these versions. Minwu assists Scott in battle against the Black Knight upon his arrival in Raqia. It is not as much of a threat as it was in the original scenario.
Other appearances
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy
The Black Knight appears as an enemy, performing the role of boss or enemy in Final Fantasy II tracks. Its CollectaCard number is 42.
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call
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Pictlogica Final Fantasy
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Black Knight appears as an enemy.
Final Fantasy Record Keeper
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Final Fantasy Trading Card Game
The Black Knight appears as part of "Thunder" set.
Etymology
Etymology:Dark Knight