Representing each of the eight elements, elementals can be called upon by Summoners via Spirit Pacts, as well as found on their own.
Elementals spawn at set positions in an area when the weather matches the Elemental's type. A weather effect's duration is not affected by killing elementals. Elementals respawn if the weather continues long enough. If an elemental is unclaimed when the weather ends, it will despawn. Elementals are normally passive, but they react aggressively to players who cast near them, unless that player's level is significantly stronger than the elemental's level. Elemental are often a high level for the area they're in, and they are made even more difficult by the fact that physical attacks are mostly ineffective against them. Entire adventuring parties are sometimes taken down because the careless casting of a single mage.
Some elementals used as pets by enemy Summoners:
- Yagudo use only Wind, Earth, and Fire.
- Kindred use only Dark, Ice, and Thunder.
- Tonberries use only Fire, Water, and Light.
- Lamiae use only Water, Ice, and Dark.
- Fomors use only Earth, Fire, Ice, Wind, and Lightning.
- Aern use Dark, Light, Water, Fire, Lightning and Wind.
Regular Monsters[]
- Aern's Elemental (any except Earth)
- Air Elemental
- Dark Elemental
- Demon's Elemental (Dark, Ice, or Lightning)
- Earth Elemental
- Fire Elemental
- Fomor's Elemental (Earth, Fire, Ice, Lightning, Wind)
- Ice Elemental
- Lamia's Elemental (Dark, Ice, or Water)
- Light Elemental
- Thunder Elemental
- Tonberry's Elemental (Fire, Light, or Water)
- Water Elemental
- Yagudo's Elemental (Fire, Earth, or Wind)
Notorious Monsters[]
- Aern's Elemental (any but Earth)
- Air Elemental
- Anapos (Water)
- Chaos Elemental (Light)
- Dark Elemental
- Demon's Elemental (Dark, Ice, or Lightning)
- Earth Elemental
- Fire Elemental
- Flamma (Fire)
- Fomor's Elemental (Earth, Fire, Ice, Lightning, or Wind)
- Fulmen (Lightning)
- Glacies (Ice)
- Ice Elemental
- Kimmerios (Dark)
- Kindred's Elemental (Dark, Ice, or Lightning)
- Lamia's Elemental (Dark, Ice, or Water)
- Light Elemental
- Luminare (Light)
- Magic Sludge (Dark)
- Nocuous Inferno (Fire)
- Onibi (Fire)
- Polevik (Earth)
- Shadowfang Void (Dark)
- Shen's Filtrate (Water)
- Tellus (Earth)
- Thunder Elemental
- Tonberry's Elemental (Fire, Light, or Water)
- Tzee Xicu's Elemental (Wind)
- Vee Qiqa's Elemental (Dark, Earth, Ice, Water, or Wind)
- Vee Seju's Elemental (Wind)
- Ventus (Wind)
- Water Elemental
- Yagudo's Elemental (Fire, Earth, or Wind)
- Yuu Mjuu's Elemental (Light)
Summoner's Spirits[]
Campaign Allies[]
- Ice Fiend
- Luminous Coalescence (Light)
- Thunder Fiend
NPCs[]
- Element
Spells[]
Listed below are the types of weather and what kind of elemental may spawn in that weather. The last two types of weather are very rare, and while every area has its own weather patterns, only a select few zones can have light or dark weather. Elementals are all potent casters, made even more potent if fought in their native weather, and have a large amount of hit points and damage reduction versus physical attacks.
Weather | Element | Spell List |
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Rain/Squalls | Water | Poison, Poisonga, Drown, Water, Waterga, Enwater, Flood |
Thunder/Thunderstorms | Lightning | Shock Spikes, Shock, Thunder, Thundaga, Enthunder, Burst |
Dust Storms/Sandstorms | Earth | Slow, Stoneskin, Rasp, Stone, Stonega, Enstone, Quake |
Hot Spells/Heat Waves | Fire | Blaze Spikes, Burn, Fire, Firaga, Enfire, Flare |
Snow/Blizzards | Ice | Frost, Paralyze, Ice Spikes, Blizzard, Blizzaga, Enblizzard, Freeze |
Winds/Gales | Wind | Blink, Silence, Aero, Aeroga, Gravity, Enaero, Choke, Tornado |
Auroras/Stellar Glare | Light | Cure, Curaga, Protect, Shell, Regen, Banish, Banishga, Holy, Dia, Haste |
Gloom/Miasma | Dark | Sleepga, Sleep, Bio, Dispel, Absorb-AGI, Absorb-CHR, Absorb-INT, Absorb-MND, Absorb-TP, Absorb-VIT Drain, Aspir |
Other appearances[]
Final Fantasy Brave Exvius[]
Etymology[]
elemental is a mythic being described in occult and alchemical works from around the time of the European Renaissance and particularly elaborated in the 16th century works of Paracelsus.
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