I couldn't miss the chance to practice my drawing!
Dancing Mad in Final Fantasy Record Keeper.
Dancing Mad (妖星乱舞, Yōsei Ranbu?) is a recurring instrument in the series, originally being Kefka's ultimate weapon in the Dissidia series.
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Dissidia Final Fantasy[edit | edit source]
Dancing Mad is a level 100 exclusive weapon for Kefka, providing +66 Attack, +2 Defense, Initial EX Force +25%, and Back to the Wall. It can be obtained from the shop by trading 31,920 gil, Nephilim Flute, Fanatic's Leer x5, and Allure Orb x5.
Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy[edit | edit source]
Dancing Mad is a level 100 exclusive weapon for Kefka, providing -40 Bravery, +68 Attack, +1 Defense, Initial EX Force +20%, and Back to the Wall. It can be obtained from the shop by trading 182,800 gil, Nephilim Flute, Fanatic's Leer, and Harlequin's Hope x5.
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The weapon is named after the final boss theme of Final Fantasy VI, "Dancing Mad".
