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Feral Creature is a genus of biological-in-nature monsters from Final Fantasy XIII, Final Fantasy XIII-2 and Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII. They are "products" of the fal'Cie which were created during the crafting of Cocoon and Gran Pulse hundreds of years ago. In Final Fantasy XIII, fewer classes inhabit Cocoon.

Appearances[]

Final Fantasy XIII[]

Humbaba from Final Fantasy XIII is a feral creature.

PSICOM uses much of Cocoon's wildlife in their bioweapon research. Exceptions include terraquatics, daemons, woodwraiths, and mus (according to the Brain Blast quiz from Final Fantasy XIII-2). Gran Pulse's wildlife is not part of any bioweapon research, as most humans have vanished since the War of Transgression and the few left are traveling nomads; at that time, oretoises, goblins, sahagin, ochu, cactuars, and tonberries are native to "the lowerworld". The fal'Cie Titan oversees the evolution of some of the feral creatures of Gran Pulse, making them evolve into stronger and stronger forms.

Final Fantasy XIII-2[]

Ahriman is a feral creature in Final Fantasy XIII-2.

New feral creature classes move into Cocoon, possibly due to the effects of paradoxes; these are goblins, sahagin and tonberries (tonberries are not part of Gran Pulse wildlife from that moment as well). Two new classes emerge (potcats and wrathwyrms) and chocobos grow hostile and may attack passersby. Additionally, nearly all feral creatures (excluding wrathwyrms) can be tamed as crystals and used in battle. They can also perform their special ability, aptly called Feral Links.

Aside from terraquatics, class names are now written in singular form.

Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII[]

Zaltys is a large-scale feral creature in Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII.

Some feral creatures still persist in the world of Nova Chrysalia, but instead of being classified by genera, the creatures are classified by their size into small-scale, mid-scale and large-scale feral creatures. Some previously unseen creatures have also appeared. Monsters no longer being classified by their genus is the result of only one species remaining for most types.

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