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Ceasar is an enemy from Final Fantasy VII. They are fought in the sewer below Don Corneo's mansion, and in the second round of the Battle Square before the player obtains the Tiny Bronco. In the Battle Square they have enhanced stats, with double the normal HP, and Attack and Magic Attack increased by 25%.

Stats

Formations

# Formation
388 Row 1: Ceasar A
Row 2: Ceasar B, Ceasar C
389 Row 1: Sahagin A, Sahagin B
Row 2: Ceasar

Locations

Sewer
Sector 6 388, 389
Sector 7 388, 389
Battle Square (before Tiny Bronco)
Group A - Battle 2 389
Group B - Battle 2 388

Battle

Ceasars only use a physical attack and a weak magical attack, Bubble, and pose no threat to the party. At 25% or less of its Max HP, they will use the two attacks in a row. They are weak to Ice.

They drop Tranquilizers, although the chances of a drop are low, so it is better to steal them.

AI script

Start of battle

Declare Stage = 0

Turn

If (Stage == 0 AND 1/4 Chance) Then: Use Bodyblow on random opponent

Else If (Stage == 1) Then

1/6 Chance: Use Bubble on random opponent

1/6 Chance: Use Bodyblow on random opponent

2/3 Chance: Do Nothing

Else If (Stage == 2) Then

1/4 Chance: Use Bubble on random opponent

1/4 Chance: Use Bodyblow on random opponent

1/2 Chance: Do Nothing

Else If (Stage == 3) Then

1/2 Chance: Use Bubble on random opponent

1/2 Chance: Use Bodyblow on random opponent

Else

Use Bubble on random opponent

Use Bodyblow on random opponent

Counter - if attacked

If (Self HP > 3/4 * Self Max HP) Then: Stage = 1

Else If (Self HP > 1/2 * Self Max HP Then: Stage = 2

Else If (Self HP > 1/4 * Self Max HP Then: Stage = 3

Else: Stage = 4

Other appearances

Pictlogica Final Fantasy

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Etymology

Caesar is a title of imperial character. It derives from the cognomen of Julius Caesar, the Roman dictator. The change from being a familial name to a title adopted by the Roman Emperors can be dated to about AD 68/69, the so-called "Year of the Four Emperors".

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