Disaster in Final Fantasy VI.
Disaster (ディスアスター or ディザスター, Disuasutā or Dizasutā?) is a recurring ability in the series. Generally used by powerful enemies, it inflicts a variety of status effects on the player party, and has been associated as the special ability of Brachioraidos.
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Final Fantasy VIEdit
Disaster is an enemy ability used by Brachiosaur, Chaos Dragon, Abaddon, Skull Dragon, Kaiser Dragon, and Glutturn (X-Ether). It inflicts Blind, Imp, Doom, Silence, Confuse, and Float to one or all targets at the cost of 20 MP with a hit rate of 62. It can be absorbed by using Runic.
Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIIIEdit
Disaster inflicts Debrave, Defaith, Deprotect, Deshell, and Curse and deals magic damage to one enemy. It has an ATB cost of 100 and a duration of 10.
Final Fantasy XIVEdit
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Disaster is an enemy ability used by Ouroboros which inflicts major non-elemental magic damage to the party.
Final Fantasy Record KeeperEdit
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A disaster is a serious disruption of the functioning of a community or a society involving widespread human, material, economic or environmental losses and impacts, which exceeds the ability of the affected community or society to cope using its own resources.
