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Bronze Shield in Final Fantasy XII.

Bronze equipment (ブロンズ, Buronzu?) is a recurring set of equipment, including a full set of armor, helmet, and accessory, as well as weapons in some games. It is often the second weakest type of equipment, with Leather equipment being usually the only weaker set of equipment in each of the games (Final Fantasy VII is an exception to this rule, as the Bronze Bangle is the weakest piece of armor).

Appearances[]

Final Fantasy[]

Bronze Gloves are the only representation of Bronze equipment and are low-level gloves. It can be used by Warrior, Ninja, and Knight, and provide 2 Defense and 3 Weight. It could be bought in Melmond.

Final Fantasy II[]

The first full set of Bronze equipment includes Bronze Armor, Bronze Gloves, Bronze Helm, and Bronze Shield. With the exception of Bronze Armor, they are the second weakest equipment, being bested by the Leather equipment, and can be bought in Paloom, Bafsk, Salamand, and Poft. The Bronze Armor could be bought only in Salamand.

Final Fantasy III[]

Only the Bronze Knuckles and Bronze Bracers exist for Bronze equipment. Bronze Bracers are the weakest arm gear, providing a mere 1 Defense and Magic Defense, and Bronze Knuckles are the weakest fist weapon, providing only 12 attack power.

Final Fantasy IV: The After Years[]

Bronze Armor, Bronze Breastplate, Bronze Helm, and Bronze Shield make up the Bronze equipment set, and are all the weakest set. All except Bronze Breastplate can be bought in Mythril, and with the exception of Bronze Shield, the others can also be bought in the Dwarven Castle. They all provide less than 3 Defense a piece.

Final Fantasy V[]

Bronze Armor, Bronze Helm, and Bronze Shield are all low-ranked equipment that represent Bronze equipment. Bronze armor and helm are the weakest of their kind, while Bronze Shield is the second weakest, being bested by Leather Shield. They all increase Weight dramatically, and provide little Defense.

Final Fantasy VII[]

Bronze Bangle is the weakest armor, and is the only Bronze equipment available. It is also unique in that there are only four available, and cannot be bought or found at all.

Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-[]

Bronze Bangle is the starting armor and is the only Bronze equipment available.

Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-[]

Bronze Bangle is a low-ranked accessory that provides "HP +10%", and when 10 are used in Materia Fusion, boost Max HP by +10%. Bronze Armlet is also a low-ranked accessory that provides "MP +20%", and when 10 are used in Materia Fusion, grants MP +10%.

Final Fantasy IX[]

List of Bronze equipment:

  • Bronze Helm
  • Bronze Gloves
  • Bronze Vest
  • Bronze Armor

Final Fantasy XI[]

List of Bronze equipment:

  • Bronze Axe
  • Bronze Axe +1
  • Bronze Hammer
  • Bronze Hammer +1
  • Bronze Mace
  • Bronze Mace +1
  • Bronze Rod
  • Bronze Rod +1
  • Bronze Dagger
  • Bronze Dagger +1
  • Bronze Knife
  • Bronze Knife +1
  • Bronze Knuckles
  • Bronze Knuckles +1
  • Bronze Spear
  • Bronze Spear +1
  • Bronze Zaghnal
  • Bronze Zaghnal +1
  • Bronze Cap
  • Bronze Cap +1
  • Republican Bronze Medal
  • Bronze Harness
  • Bronze Harness +1
  • Bronze Mittens
  • Bronze Mittens +1
  • Bronze Moogle Belt
  • Bronze Subligar
  • Bronze Subligar +1
  • Bronze Leggings
  • Bronze Leggings +1

Final Fantasy XII[]

List of Bronze equipment:

Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings[]

List of Bronze equipment:

  • Bronze Chestplate

Final Fantasy XIV[]

List of Bronze equipment:

  • Bronze Gladius
  • Bronze Dagger
  • Bronze Spatha
  • Bronze Spear
  • Bronze War Axe
  • Bronze Labrys
  • Bronze Bardiche
  • Spiked Bronze Labrys

Final Fantasy Tactics[]

List of Bronze equipment:

  • Bronze Armor
  • Bronze Helm
  • Bronze Shield

Final Fantasy Tactics Advance[]

List of Bronze equipment:

  • Bronze Helm
  • Bronze Armor
  • Bronze Shield

Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift[]

List of Bronze equipment:

  • Bronze Helm
  • Bronze Armor
  • Bronze Shield

Final Fantasy Type-0[]

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Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles[]

List of Bronze equipment:

  • Bronze Plate
  • Bronze Gauntlets
  • Bronze Helm
  • Bronze Belt

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates[]

List of Bronze equipment:

  • Bronze Sword
  • Bronze Helm
  • Bronze Sallet
  • Bronze Corslet
  • Bronze Armor

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King[]

The Bronze Vest is the third weakest armor, and can only be used at level 10. It provides 14 Defense and can be bought for 74 gil. The Bronze Sword is the weakest sword, providing 5 attack and costing 52 gil to buy.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time[]

The Bronze Lance, Bronze Sword, Bronze Helm, and Bronze Corslet are the only instances of Bronze equipment, both being the weakest of their kind, with Bronze Helm and Bronze Corslet being the second weakest of their kind.

Final Fantasy Adventure[]

The Bronze Helmet, Bronze Shield, and Bronze Armor make up the Bronze equipment, and are the weakest of their type.

The Final Fantasy Legend[]

The Bronze Armor, Bronze Helmet, Bronze Gauntlet, Bronze Shield are the weakest of their type.

Final Fantasy Legend II[]

The armor is called Bronze and it has a body armor icon before its name. It can be bought in Desert Town for 25 GP. It provides a Def of 3 and add 9 HP to Robots and increases their Def by 2. Another piece of Bronze equipment has a gauntlet icon before its name. It can be bought in First Town for 75 GP. It provides a Def of 1 and add 9 HP to Robots and increases their Def by 2. The third piece of Bronze equipment has a helmet icon before its name. It can be bought in First Town for 50 GP. It provides a Def of 2 and add 9 HP to Robots and increases their Def by 2.

The fourth piece of Bronze equipment has a shield icon before its name. It can be bought in First Town for 50 GP and can also be found in Cave of North. It has 50 uses, blocks melee and Ston with 50% chance of success, adds 9 HP to Robots, and increases their Def by 2.

Final Fantasy Legend III[]

The Bronze Staff, Bronze Shield, Bronze Helmet, Bronze Armor, Bronze Glove, and Bronze Shoes are all weak rank piece of equipment found early.

Bravely Default[]

List of bronze equipment:

  • Bronze Helm
  • Bronze Armor
  • Bronze Breastplate
  • Bronze Gauntlets
  • Bronze Armor

Final Fantasy Dimensions[]

The Bronze Shield grants a bonus of 2 to Defense and 12 to Evasion, the Bronze Helm gives a bonus of 3 to Defense and 1 to Resistance, and the Bronze Armor gives a bonus of 6 to Defense and 2 to Resistance. The shield, helm, and armor are initially equipped on Aigis.

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Dissidia Final Fantasy[]

List of Bronze equipment:

  • Bronze Bangle
  • Bronze Helm
  • Bronze Armor

Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy[]

The Bronze Bangle, Bronze Helm, Bronze Chest Plate, and Bronze Armor all make an appearance as level 1 equipment that provide no additional effects.

Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia[]

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Pictlogica Final Fantasy[]

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Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade[]

The Bronze Sword, Bronze Spear, and Bronze Rod appear as weapons. All three weapons come in two versions, one with a rarity of Normal, and one with a rarity of Normal Plus. For Bronze Swords, the base version of the normal rarity weapon has an Attack of 220, a Defense of 190, a maximum level of 20, and a Cost of 3. The normal plus version has a base attack of 460, a base defense of 470, a maximum level of 40, and a Cost of 7. Both are swords, and both have a fast leveling rate. For Bronze Spears, the normal version has a base attack of 210, a base defense of 230, a maximum level of 20, and a Cost of 3.

The normal plus version has a base attack of 410, a base defense of 440, a maximum level of 40, and a Cost of 6. Both are Spear weapons, and both have a fast leveling rate. For Bronze Rods, the base version of the normal rarity weapon has an attack of 240, a defense of 210, a maximum level of 20, and a cost of 3. It is a rod class weapon and has a fast leveling rate.

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Final Fantasy Artniks[]

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Final Fantasy Record Keeper[]

Bronze Shield from Final Fantasy V is a Rarity 1 level shield.

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Final Fantasy Brave Exvius[]

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Final Fantasy Trading Card Game[]

BronzeBangle TCG

Bronze Bangle from Final Fantasy Artniks appears with an ice-elemental card.

Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo's Dungeon[]

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Non-Final Fantasy guest appearances[]

Ehrgeiz: God Bless the Ring[]

The Bronze equipment appears within the Forsaken Dungeon, they are low-ranked weapons and armor. The set consist of the following; Bronze Sword, Bronze Rod, Bronze Axe, Bronze Spear, Bronze Knuckle, Bronze Shield, Bronze Helm, and Bronze Armor.

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