Doorbull is an enemy from Final Fantasy VII fought in the Temple of the Ancients and in the third round of the Battle Square on disc 2 onwards after Gold Saucer reopens. When fought in the Battle Square its stats are enhanced with double the regular HP and its Attack and Magic Attack are increased by 25%. Doorbull is also fought on the third round of the PC version Battle Square demo.
Stats
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FormationsEdit
| # | Formation |
|---|---|
| 636 | Doorbull |
| 641 | Doorbull |
| 643 | Doorbull A, Doorbull B (Attack from both sides) |
LocationsEdit
| Temple of the Ancients | |
|---|---|
| Labyrinth | 636 |
| Mural Room | 641, 643 (Attack from both sides) |
| Battle Square (with Highwind available) | |
| Group A - Battle 3 | 641 |
| Group B - Battle 3 | 636 |
BattleEdit
Doorbull has high HP and uses two physical and two magical attacks. They are not immune to statuses, not even to Berserk, even if it doesn't have an attack specified to use when it is berserked. Instead, it will attempt to use an attack that costs 65,335 MP until the end of the battle.
StrategyEdit
Doorbull's high HP warrants the use of various magic or Limit Breaks to defeat them. Status attacks are effective as it is not immune to anything.
It is advisable to not use Vincent's Galian Beast Limit Break, as his Beast Flare ability will heal the Doorbull. Being unable to control Vincent in this state makes it hard to defeat the Doorbull before Vincent heals it back to full health.
AI scriptEdit
AI: Main {
- Choose Random Opponent
- If (Doorbull has Poison or Confusion Status) Then
- {
- 1/2 Chance: Count = 1
- 1/2 Chance: Count = 2
- }
- If (Count == 0) Then
- {
- Use <Claw> on Target
- Count = 1
- } Else If (Count == 1) Then {
- Use Fang on Target
- Count = 2
- } Else If (Count == 2) Then {
- Use Fire Shell on Target
- Count = 3
- } Else {
- Use Light Shell on Target
- Count = 0
- }
}
Other appearancesEdit
Final Fantasy Brave ExviusEdit
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EtymologyEdit
The enemy's Japanese name appears to be a pun on the English words "double" (ダブル, daburu?) and "bull". Though rather than use the simple katakana form of "bull" (ブール, būru?) it uses "ブゥル (būru?) which would have the same pronunciation; and rather than use the (ダ, da?) kana, it uses ドァ?. This caused confusion in the localization, as if it were using full-sized kana it would be the Japanese word for "door" (ドア, doa?).
