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Cait Sith is a dark-elemental Eidolon from Final Fantasy Dimensions II. There are three versions of Cait Sith available in the game; two versions for Morrow, which teach him Ruin and Ruinra abilities respectively, and a version available to Wrieg, which teaches him Slow abilities.

The first version available to Morrow is one of his two default equip signets at the start of the game, while the second is a stronger version available for completing the "Modern Ninja" main quest for the Crystal of Time arc. Wrieg's version can only be obtained as a first-time completion reward for the "Subterranean Dragon" side quest in the Present Fort Agart.

Profile[]

Cait Sith is based on the recurring creature in the series. All three artworks for the signets depict Cait Sith as a princely feline in his default forms carrying a miniature scepter and wearing a small crown, but as the summon evolves, Cait Sith transforms into a kingly cat wielding a mighty scelpter and a massive European-styled crown. The signet artworks borrow elements from the designs of the Cait Siths that appear in Final Fantasy VI, Final Fantasy VII, and Final Fantasy XI.

Battle[]

Morrow[]

Both of Morrow's versions of Cait Sith share the Cat Rain summon attack, which deals moderate dark-elemental damage to all enemies and has a chance to inflict stop. Summoning Cait Sith costs 2 bar from the Summon Gauge.

Stats[]

Version 1
Rank AP Required Max HP Max MP Max Attack Max Magic Max Speed Components Needed
1★ 30/30 82 5 6 8 4 None
2★ 50/50 118 7 8 11 7 Black Gem I
3★ 120/120 154 10 11 14 9 Black Gem II
Version 2
Rank AP Required Max HP Max MP Max Attack Max Magic Max Speed Components Needed
1★ 50/50 138 9 10 13 8 None
2★ 100/100 181 12 13 17 11 Black Gem I
3★ 150/150 221 14 16 20 12 Black Gem II

Abilities[]

Version 1

The following are the abilities Morrow can learn from the first version of Cait Sith:

Name Ability-type Effect Cost
Ruin I Ability One Enemy: Magic attack MP 8
Ruin II Ability One Enemy: Magic attack MP 8
Ruin III Ability One Enemy: Magic attack MP 8
Version 2

The following are the abilities Morrow can learn from the second version of Cait Sith:

Name Ability-type Effect Cost
Ruinra I Ability All Enemies: Magic attack MP 29
Ruinra II Ability All Enemies: Magic attack MP 29
Ruinra III Ability All Enemies: Magic attack MP 29

Wrieg[]

Wrieg's version of Cait Sith has the special summon attack of Blessed Rebirth, which revives all KO'd allies and restores 1/2 of max HP to all party members. Summoning Cait Sith costs 2 bars from the Summon Gauge.

Stats[]

Rank AP Required Max HP Max MP Max Attack Max Magic Max Speed Components Needed
1★ 30/30 86 6 7 7 5 None
2★ 50/50 124 8 9 9 7 Black Gem I
3★ 150/150 162 10 12 12 9 Black Gem II

Abilities[]

The following are the abilities Wrieg can learn from Cait Sith:

Name Ability-type Effect Cost
Slow I Ability All Enemies: Lowers speed (3 turns) MP 4
Slow II Ability All Enemies: Lowers speed (3 turns) MP 4
Slow III Ability All Enemies: Lowers speed (3 turns) MP 4

Development[]

FFLTNS Cait Sith Artwork

The default Cait Sith's artwork in the free-to-play version.

In the original free-to-play versions of the game there were two versions of the first Cait Sith signet that would become exclusive to Morrow in the premium version, one that taught Ruinra abilities, and another variant that taught Slow abilities.

Morrow's second version of Cait Sith was originally a unique version of the summon known as Cait Sith α (ケット・シー α, Ketto-Shī α?), which taught either Slowga abilities or Ruin Rush abilities. In the premium release, this version only teaches the Ruinra ability instead, with its Slowga ability being removed from the game, and its Ruin Rush ability being transferred to the Twintania signet.

The version of Cait Sith that would become exclusive to Wrieg in the premium version was originally a god-tier dark-elemental summon. This version of Cait Sith taught a unique ability called Dark Rain and was an SS ranked signet. In the premium versions of the game, its original ability was removed from the game and replaced with the Slow ability.

All versions of Cait Sith could only be obtained from the game's summon draw shop and could be equipped by any party member.

Gallery[]

Morrow (Version 1)
Morrow (Version 2)
Wrieg

Etymology[]

The cat-sìth (plural cait-shìth), meaning "fairy cat" in Scottish Gaelic and pronounced "caught shee", is a fairy creature from Celtic mythology, said to resemble a large black cat with a white spot on its breast. Legend has it that the spectral cat haunts the Scottish Highlands. The Irish word cat sí literally translates to "mound cat", referencing the fairy forts commonly held to house fairies of all kinds. English speakers may be familiar with its usage in the term "banshee", from Irish bean sí.

The legends surrounding this creature are more common in Scottish folklore, but a few occur in Irish. Some common folklore suggested that the cat-sìth was not a fairy, but a witch who could transform into a cat and back up to nine times. After the ninth transformation, they would be unable to return to human form. This is speculated to be the origin of the proverb "a cat has nine lives", as opposed to some other number.

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