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'''Flan''' {{j|プリン|Purin|Pudding}} is an enemy species from the [[Final Fantasy series|''Final Fantasy'' series]], first appearing by the name "Flan" in ''[[Final Fantasy II]]''. Flan are true to their name, as they are gelatinous, cylindrical creatures, generally possessing large eyes and a mouth that takes up the majority of the front of their body. In many games, they have stubby arms that spurt from the sides of their body.
  
'''Flan''' {{j|プリン|Purin|Pudding}} is an enemy species from the [[Final Fantasy series|''Final Fantasy'' series]], first appearing by the name "Flan" in ''[[Final Fantasy II]]''. Flan are true to their name, as they are gelatinous, cylindrical creatures, generally possessing large eyes and a mouth that takes up the majority of the front of their body. In many games, they have stubby arms that spurt from the sides of their body.
   
 
In most games, their names are synonymous with "Jellies", "Puddings", "Oozes", or similar, while in other games, Flan is its own type of creature.
  
In most games, their names are synonymous with "Jellies", "Puddings", "Oozes", or similar, while in other games, Flan is its own type of creature.
   
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In many games, Flan are weaker creatures, encountered fairly early in the game. In some games, there are some Flan with elemental affinities, such as an Ice Flan or Dark Flan. Flan, like other gelatinous creatures, are usually resistant against physical damage but weak to magic. Fittingly, they are also likely to be formidable casters.
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In many games, Flan are weaker creatures, encountered fairly early on. In some games, there are some Flan with elemental affinities, such as an Ice Flan or Dark Flan. Flan are usually resistant against physical damage but weak to magic. Fittingly, they are also likely to be formidable casters.
   
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{{See Also|Black Flan|Flan Azul|Flan Princess|Ice Flan|Purple Bavarois}}
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{{See Also|Red Marshmallow|Thunder Flan|White Mousse|Yellow Jelly}}
  
   
 
==Appearances==
  
==Appearances==
 
===''[[Final Fantasy]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy]]''===
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[[File:Amano FF1 Slime-Flan.jpg|right|100px|Amano artwork.]]
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The four types of ooze monsters were inspired by classic ''Dungeons & Dragons'' monsters: [[Green Slime (Final Fantasy)|Green Slime]], [[Gray Ooze]], [[Ochre Jelly]] and [[Black Flan (Final Fantasy)|Black Flan]] (originally "Black Puddin). The [[Red Flan (Final Fantasy)|Red Flan]], a Final Fantasy original monster, has been added to this list in the ''[[Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls|Dawn of Souls]]'' and ''[[Final Fantasy 20th Anniversary|20th Anniversary]]'' remakes, and can be found in the bonus dungeons.
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[[File:Amano FF1 Slime-Flan.jpg|right|100px|Amano artwork for ''Final Fantasy''.]]
  
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The four types of ooze monsters in the original ''Final Fantasy'' were inspired by classic ''Dungeons & Dragons'' monsters: [[Green Slime (Final Fantasy)|Green Slime]], [[Gray Ooze]], [[Ochre Jelly]] and [[Black Flan (Final Fantasy)|Black Flan]], originally called "Black Pudding". The [[Red Flan (Final Fantasy)|Red Flan]], a Final Fantasy original monster, has been added to this list in the ''[[Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls|Dawn of Souls]]'' and ''[[Final Fantasy 20th Anniversary|20th Anniversary]]'' remakes, and can be found in the bonus dungeons.
  
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===''[[Final Fantasy II]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy II]]''===
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[[File:Greenslime-ff2-psp.png|left]]
  
[[File:Greenslime-ff2-psp.png|left]]
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From this game on, flans acquired its own identity for the franchise; now looking more like desserts than ooze monsters, and were given new original shapes and names. There are four varieties of Flan in ''Final Fantasy II'': the [[Green Slime (Final Fantasy II)|Green Slime]], the [[Yellow Jelly (Final Fantasy II)|Yellow Jelly]], the [[Red Mousse (Final Fantasy II)|Red Mousse]] and the [[Black Flan (Final Fantasy II)|Black Flan]]. The [[Flan Princess (Final Fantasy II)|Flan Princess]] is added to the ''Dawn of Souls'' and ''20th Anniversary'' versions, and can be found in the [[Raqia|Unknown Cave]].
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Flans acquired their own identity for the franchise; now looking more like desserts than ooze monsters, and were given new original shapes and names. There are four varieties of flan: the [[Green Slime (Final Fantasy II)|Green Slime]], the [[Yellow Jelly (Final Fantasy II)|Yellow Jelly]], the [[Red Mousse (Final Fantasy II)|Red Mousse]] and the [[Black Flan (Final Fantasy II)|Black Flan]]. The [[Flan Princess (Final Fantasy II)|Flan Princess]] is added to the ''Dawn of Souls'' and ''20th Anniversary'' versions, and can be found in the [[Raqia|Unknown Cave]].
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===''[[Final Fantasy III]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy III]]''===
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[[File:Black Flan.png|right|100px]]
  
[[File:Black Flan.png|right|100px]]
 
The [[Black Flan (Final Fantasy III)|Black Flan]] is an enemy and is found in the sewers of [[Amur]] and has the highest strength of all of the monsters in the area. There are also two other Flan types, the [[Slime (Final Fantasy III)|Slime]] and the [[Red Marshmallow (Final Fantasy III)|Red Marshmallow]].
  
The [[Black Flan (Final Fantasy III)|Black Flan]] is an enemy and is found in the sewers of [[Amur]] and has the highest strength of all of the monsters in the area. There are also two other Flan types, the [[Slime (Final Fantasy III)|Slime]] and the [[Red Marshmallow (Final Fantasy III)|Red Marshmallow]].
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===''[[Final Fantasy IV]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy IV]]''===
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[[File:Princess flan ffiv ios.PNG|75px|left]]
  
[[File:Princess flan ffiv ios.PNG|75px|left]]
 
Flan enemies possess a near-impervious defense against physical attacks.
  
Flan enemies possess a near-impervious defense against physical attacks.
   
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There are several other breeds: [[Flan Princess (Final Fantasy IV)|Flan Princess]], [[Red Mousse (Final Fantasy IV)|Red Mousse]], [[Black Flan (Final Fantasy IV)|Black Flan]] , [[Purple Bavarois (Final Fantasy IV)|Purple Bavarois]], [[Yellow Jelly (Final Fantasy IV)|Yellow Jelly]], and [[White Mousse (Final Fantasy IV)|White Mousse]], [[Golden Flan (Final Fantasy IV)|Golden Flan]], and [[Dust Mousse (Final Fantasy IV)|Dust Mousse]] appear only in the ''[[Finest Fantasy for Advance|Advance]]'' and ''[[Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection|The Complete Collection]]''. In the [[Nintendo DS]] version, physical attacks deal considerably higher damage than they did in previous editions of the game.
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There are several other breeds: [[Flan Princess (Final Fantasy IV)|Flan Princess]], [[Red Mousse (Final Fantasy IV)|Red Mousse]], [[Black Flan (Final Fantasy IV)|Black Flan]] , [[Purple Bavarois (Final Fantasy IV)|Purple Bavarois]], [[Yellow Jelly (Final Fantasy IV)|Yellow Jelly]], and [[White Mousse (Final Fantasy IV)|White Mousse]], [[Golden Flan (Final Fantasy IV)|Golden Flan]], and [[Dust Mousse (Final Fantasy IV)|Dust Mousse]] appear only in the ''[[Finest Fantasy for Advance|Advance]]'' and ''[[Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection|The Complete Collection]]''. In the 3D versions, physical attacks deal considerably higher damage than they did in previous versions.
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====''[[Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-]]''====
  
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There are three types of flan:
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There are three types of Flan:
  
 
*[[Black Flan (Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-)|Black Flan]]
  
*[[Black Flan (Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-)|Black Flan]]
 
*[[Purple Bavarois (Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-)|Purple Bavarois]]
  
*[[Purple Bavarois (Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-)|Purple Bavarois]]
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====''[[Final Fantasy IV: The After Years]]''====
  
====''[[Final Fantasy IV: The After Years]]''====
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[[File:FF4PSP Green Cell.png|right]]
  
[[File:FF4PSP Green Cell.png|right]]
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There are eight types of Flan:
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There are eight types of flan:
 
*[[Green Cell]]
  
*[[Green Cell]]
 
*[[Flan Princess (Final Fantasy IV)|Flan Princess]] (rare)
  
*[[Flan Princess (Final Fantasy IV)|Flan Princess]] (rare)
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*[[Yellow Jelly (Final Fantasy IV)|Yellow Jelly]]
  
*[[Yellow Jelly (Final Fantasy IV)|Yellow Jelly]]
 
*[[White Mousse (Final Fantasy IV)|White Mousse]]
  
*[[White Mousse (Final Fantasy IV)|White Mousse]]
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===''[[Final Fantasy V]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy V]]''===
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[[File:GelFish-ffv.gif|100px|left]]
  
[[File:GelFish-ffv.gif|100px|left]]
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There are no Flan in ''[[Final Fantasy V]]'', but there are a few creatures that are similar to them, such as the [[Gel Fish]], [[Blood Slime]], and [[Dark Aspic (Final Fantasy V)|Dark Aspic]].
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There are no Flan, but there are a few creatures that are similar to them, such as the [[Gel Fish]], [[Blood Slime]], and [[Dark Aspic (Final Fantasy V)|Dark Aspic]].
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===''[[Final Fantasy VI]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy VI]]''===
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[[File:Flan.PNG|right|100px]]
  
[[File:Flan.PNG|right|100px]]
 
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Unlike in other games, where Flan have high Defenses, the Flan in ''[[Final Fantasy VI]]'' have no Defense. However, they are immune to most elements. Flan can use [[List of Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Sticky Goo|Sticky Goo]] to [[Slow (status)|Slow]] one party member. There are known two variants of Flan; the [[Flan (Final Fantasy VI)|Flan]] and the [[Mousse (Final Fantasy VI)|Mousse]]. [[Flan Princess (Final Fantasy VI)|Flan Princesses]] appear as bosses in the ''Advance'' release.
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Flan have no Defense and are immune to most elements. Flan can use [[Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Sticky Goo|Sticky Goo]] to [[Slow (status)|Slow]] one party member. There are known two variants of Flan; the [[Flan (Final Fantasy VI)|Flan]] and the [[Mousse (Final Fantasy VI)|Mousse]]. [[Flan Princess (Final Fantasy VI)|Flan Princesses]] appear as bosses in the ''Advance'' release.
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===''[[Final Fantasy VIII]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy VIII]]''===
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[[File:FF8 Blobra.png|left|100px]]
  
[[File:FF8 Blobra.png|left|100px]]
 
{{main|Blobra (Final Fantasy VIII)}}
  
{{main|Blobra (Final Fantasy VIII)}}
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Flan in the game are known as [[Blobra (Final Fantasy VIII)|Blobra]]. Though having only one appearance, the Blobra have varied elemental affinities. As with most Flan, all physical attacks deal minimal damage to the Blobra. This monster holds most of the defensive status spells in game, likely a homage to its defensive nature.
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Blobra have varied elemental affinities. All physical attacks deal minimal damage to the Blobra. This monster holds most of the defensive status spells, likely a homage to its defensive nature.
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===''[[Final Fantasy IX]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy IX]]''===
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[[File:Flan-ffix.png|right|100px]]
  
[[File:Flan-ffix.png|right|100px]]
 
{{main|Flan (Final Fantasy IX)}}
  
{{main|Flan (Final Fantasy IX)}}
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The Flan is an enemy that can be found in the [[Ice Cavern (Final Fantasy IX)|Ice Cavern]]. Unlike many other ''Final Fantasy'' games, there is only one variation of Flan.
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The Flan is an enemy that can be found in the [[Ice Cavern (Final Fantasy IX)|Ice Cavern]]. There is only one variation of Flan.
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===''[[Final Fantasy X]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy X]]''===
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[[File:Aqua Flan-enemy-ffx.png|right|125px]]
  
[[File:Aqua Flan-enemy-ffx.png|right|125px]]
 
Several types of Flan appear throughout [[Spira]] and each have different elemental properties depending on their location. While Flan-type enemies are strong against physical attacks, using [[Armor Break (ability)|Armor Break]] will cause them to take full damage from physical attacks.
  
Several types of Flan appear throughout [[Spira]] and each have different elemental properties depending on their location. While Flan-type enemies are strong against physical attacks, using [[Armor Break (ability)|Armor Break]] will cause them to take full damage from physical attacks.
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*[[Dark Flan (Final Fantasy X)|Dark Flan]]
  
*[[Dark Flan (Final Fantasy X)|Dark Flan]]
 
*[[Jumbo Flan (Final Fantasy X)|Jumbo Flan]]
  
*[[Jumbo Flan (Final Fantasy X)|Jumbo Flan]]
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====''[[Final Fantasy X-2]]''====
  
====''[[Final Fantasy X-2]]''====
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[[File:Flan Azul ffx-2.jpg|right|100px]]
  
[[File:Flan Azul ffx-2.jpg|right|100px]]
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Flan live still in the various locales of Spira. They are generally similar to the Flan encountered in ''Final Fantasy X'', but, possibly due to Flan being a dessert of Spanish origin, they are given Spanish names, usually the Spanish word for the color they happen to be. It takes 20 kills to [[Oversoul (Final Fantasy X-2)|Oversoul]] a Flan.
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Flan live in the various locales of Spira. They are generally similar to the Flan encountered in ''Final Fantasy X'', but, possibly due to Flan being a dessert of Spanish origin, they are given Spanish names, usually the Spanish word for the color they happen to be. It takes 20 kills to [[Oversoul (Final Fantasy X-2)|Oversoul]] a Flan.
   
 
*[[Flan Amarillo]] (yellow)
  
*[[Flan Amarillo]] (yellow)
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====[[Sphere Break]]====
  
====[[Sphere Break]]====
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| name = Flan Coin
  
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| coin no = '''4'''
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| coin value = '''2'''
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| Location = Found in the Western or Southern Expanses of the [[Bikanel|Bikanel Desert]].<br/> Win from the ''Practice Core Sphere'' or the ''Easy Core Sphere'' players in the [[Luca (Final Fantasy X)|Luca Stadium]].<br/> Given x5 when first learning Sphere Break.
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| location = '''Find:''' [[Bikanel|Bikanel Desert]] (Western or Southern Expanses).<br/>'''Win:''' ''Practice Core Sphere'' or ''Easy Core Sphere'' players in [[Luca (Final Fantasy X)|Luca Stadium]].<br/>'''Gift:''' x5 when first learning Sphere Break.
 
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====''[[Final Fantasy X-2: Last Mission]]''====
  
====''[[Final Fantasy X-2: Last Mission]]''====
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===''[[Final Fantasy XI]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy XI]]''===
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{{Main|Flan (Final Fantasy XI)}}
  
{{Main|Flan (Final Fantasy XI)}}
 
[[File:Flan 1 (FFXI).png|left|100px]]
  
[[File:Flan 1 (FFXI).png|left|100px]]
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Though there are formless slime enemies found throughout Vana'diel, Flan (usually called "puddings") are a specific type of Amorph found in the Near East, particularly around [[Halvung Territory|Halvung]]. These flan regularly cast black magic spells, unlike slimes and clots.
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Though there are formless slime enemies found throughout [[Vana'diel]], Flan (usually called "puddings") are a specific type of Amorph found in the Near East, particularly around [[Halvung Territory|Halvung]]. These flan regularly cast black magic spells, unlike slimes and clots.
   
 
Due to the fact they take increased damage from spells, they are very popular EXP targets for [[Black Mage (Final Fantasy XI)|black mages]], [[Red Mage (Final Fantasy XI)|red mages]], and [[Scholar (Final Fantasy XI)|scholars]].
  
Due to the fact they take increased damage from spells, they are very popular EXP targets for [[Black Mage (Final Fantasy XI)|black mages]], [[Red Mage (Final Fantasy XI)|red mages]], and [[Scholar (Final Fantasy XI)|scholars]].
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Flan FFXI Art.jpg|Concept art.
  
Flan FFXI Art.jpg|Concept art.
 
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===''[[Final Fantasy XII]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy XII]]''===
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[[File:XII flan render.png|right|200px]]
  
[[File:XII flan render.png|right|200px]]
 
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There exists an entire class of Flan-type enemies, some of which have the ability to duplicate or divide to overwhelm an opponent with numbers. This type of Flan bears an even greater resemblance to the dessert, as it is covered in syrup, or as the game puts it, caramel.
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Of the class of flan-type enemies, some have the ability to duplicate or divide to overwhelm an opponent with numbers. This type of flan bears an even greater resemblance to the dessert, as it is covered in syrup, or as the game puts it, caramel. Flan resist damage from guns and measures.
   
 
There are twelve variants:
  
There are twelve variants:
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===''[[Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings]]''===
  
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[[File:Greenflan.png|left]]
  
[[File:Greenflan.png|left]]
 
The Flan is an enemy type with four variants:
  
The Flan is an enemy type with four variants:
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===''[[Final Fantasy XIII]]''===
  
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[[File:FFXIII enemy Flan.png|right|175px|Flan.]]
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[[File:FFXIII enemy Flan.png|right|175px|Flan from ''Final Fantasy XIII''.]]
  
 
There exists an entire class of Flan-type enemies. Flan designed for military use in [[Cocoon (Final Fantasy XIII)|Cocoon]] have metallic components attached to them, while the wild flan are fully organic. Many of the wild Flan have the ability to merge with others of their kind in order to form larger Flan.
  
There exists an entire class of Flan-type enemies. Flan designed for military use in [[Cocoon (Final Fantasy XIII)|Cocoon]] have metallic components attached to them, while the wild flan are fully organic. Many of the wild Flan have the ability to merge with others of their kind in order to form larger Flan.
   
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*[[Gelatitan]] (Mark)
  
*[[Gelatitan]] (Mark)
 
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*[[Rotten Tomato]] ([[Dummied content|Dummied]])
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====''[[Final Fantasy XIII-2]]''====
  
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[[File:FFXIII-2 Miniflan.png|left|150px|Miniflan.]]
  
[[File:FFXIII-2 Miniflan.png|left|150px|Miniflan.]]
 
A child form of flan called [[Miniflan (Final Fantasy XIII-2)|Miniflan]] is introduced. Furthermore, the wild flans' ability to merge with others of their kind is taken to an extreme in the form of [[Royal Ripeness]]. Flandragora has been renamed to Flanbanero in reference to the [[wikipedia:Habanero|Habanero]] pepper.
  
A child form of flan called [[Miniflan (Final Fantasy XIII-2)|Miniflan]] is introduced. Furthermore, the wild flans' ability to merge with others of their kind is taken to an extreme in the form of [[Royal Ripeness]]. Flandragora has been renamed to Flanbanero in reference to the [[wikipedia:Habanero|Habanero]] pepper.
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====''[[Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII]]''====
  
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There are three types of Flan that appear and their Last One versions (except for Flanitor):
  
There are three types of Flan that appear and their Last One versions (except for Flanitor):
 
*[[Flanitor (Lightning Returns)|Flanitor]]
  
*[[Flanitor (Lightning Returns)|Flanitor]]
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*[[Ectopudding (Lightning Returns)|Ectopudding]]
  
*[[Ectopudding (Lightning Returns)|Ectopudding]]
 
*[[Ectopudding Ω]]
  
*[[Ectopudding Ω]]
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===''[[Final Fantasy XIV]]''===
  
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[[File:FFXIV Pudding.jpg|thumb|125px|right|A Pudding.]]
  
[[File:FFXIV Pudding.jpg|thumb|125px|right|A Pudding.]]
 
Puddings are commonly found inside of caves or places with some kind of disruption of the aether flow. They can change their elemental alignment at will, often starting with Ice or Water. They are one of the few creatures in [[Eorzea]] able to absorb elemental attacks.
  
Puddings are commonly found inside of caves or places with some kind of disruption of the aether flow. They can change their elemental alignment at will, often starting with Ice or Water. They are one of the few creatures in [[Eorzea]] able to absorb elemental attacks.
   
 
The player can obtain [[Minion (Final Fantasy XIV)#Bite-Sized Pudding|Bite-Sized Pudding]] and [[Minion (Final Fantasy XIV)#Slime Puddle|Slime Puddle]] as [[Minion (Final Fantasy XIV)|minions]].
  
The player can obtain [[Minion (Final Fantasy XIV)#Bite-Sized Pudding|Bite-Sized Pudding]] and [[Minion (Final Fantasy XIV)#Slime Puddle|Slime Puddle]] as [[Minion (Final Fantasy XIV)|minions]].
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===''[[Final Fantasy XV]]''===
  
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Flan are [[Daemon (Final Fantasy XV)|daemons]] that spawn in dungeons and are fought in [[Quest (Final Fantasy XV)/Hunts|hunts]]. They halve physical damage.
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Flan are [[Daemon (Final Fantasy XV)|daemons]] that spawn in dungeons and are fought in [[Quest (Final Fantasy XV)/Hunts|hunts]]. They halve physical damage, but take full damage from [[Royal arms (Final Fantasy XV)|royal arms]].
   
 
*[[Flan (Final Fantasy XV)|Flan]]
  
*[[Flan (Final Fantasy XV)|Flan]]
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*[[Black Flan (Final Fantasy XV)|Black Flan]]
  
*[[Black Flan (Final Fantasy XV)|Black Flan]]
 
*[[Lakhmu Flan]]
  
*[[Lakhmu Flan]]
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The Sweet Jamming-style [[Fishing (Final Fantasy XV)|fishing]] [[Final Fantasy XV lures|lures]] are fashioned after different species of flan.
   
 
====''[[A King's Tale: Final Fantasy XV]]''====
  
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Flan resist physical attacks and are impervious to magic that is the same color as them. Blue flans are immune to [[Ice (element)|ice]], red flans are immune to [[Fire (element)|fire]], and yellow flans are immune to [[Lightning (element)|lightning]]. If a flan is defeated with magic, it will instantly die, but if it is defeated with physical attacks, it will split into two weaker flans.
  
Flan resist physical attacks and are impervious to magic that is the same color as them. Blue flans are immune to [[Ice (element)|ice]], red flans are immune to [[Fire (element)|fire]], and yellow flans are immune to [[Lightning (element)|lightning]]. If a flan is defeated with magic, it will instantly die, but if it is defeated with physical attacks, it will split into two weaker flans.
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===''[[Final Fantasy Tactics Advance]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy Tactics Advance]]''===
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{{sideicon|FFTA}}
  
 
[[File:FFTA-spr-Jelly.gif|left]]
  
[[File:FFTA-spr-Jelly.gif|left]]
 
The Flan is a type of enemy with three variants:
  
The Flan is a type of enemy with three variants:
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*[[Cream (Tactics Advance)|Cream]]
  
*[[Cream (Tactics Advance)|Cream]]
 
*[[Ice Flan (Tactics Advance)|Flan]]
  
*[[Ice Flan (Tactics Advance)|Flan]]
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====''[[Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift]]''====
  
====''[[Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift]]''====
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{{sideicon|FFTA2}}
  
 
{{Main|Flan (Tactics A2)}}
  
{{Main|Flan (Tactics A2)}}
 
[[File:FFTA2 Yellow Flan.png|right|50px]]
  
[[File:FFTA2 Yellow Flan.png|right|50px]]
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Flan is again a category rather than a species. There are five strains of Flan that appear: the [[Flan (Tactics A2)#Classes|Red Marshmallow]], [[Flan (Tactics A2)#Classes|Yellow Jelly]], [[Flan (Tactics A2)#Classes|Ice Flan]], [[Flan (Tactics A2)#Classes|White Pudding]], and [[Flan (Tactics A2)#Classes|Orthros]]. They do not possess a high defense, unlike flan from previous games.
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Flan is again a category rather than a species. There are five strains of Flan that appear: the [[Flan (Tactics A2)#Classes|Red Marshmallow]], [[Flan (Tactics A2)#Classes|Yellow Jelly]], [[Flan (Tactics A2)#Classes|Ice Flan]], [[Flan (Tactics A2)#Classes|White Pudding]], and [[Flan (Tactics A2)#Classes|Orthros]]. They do not possess a high defense.
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{{clear}}
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy Tactics S]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy Tactics S]]''===
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{{sideicon|FFTS}}
  
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{{clear}}
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===''[[Crystal Defenders]]''===
  
===''[[Crystal Defenders]]''===
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{{sideicon|CrystD}}
  
 
[[File:CD Red Marshmallow.gif|right]]
  
[[File:CD Red Marshmallow.gif|right]]
 
Four types of Flan appear as enemies:
  
Four types of Flan appear as enemies:
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*[[Red Marshmallow (Crystal Defenders)|Red Marshmallow]]
  
*[[Red Marshmallow (Crystal Defenders)|Red Marshmallow]]
 
*[[Yellow Jelly (Crystal Defenders)|Yellow Jelly]]
  
*[[Yellow Jelly (Crystal Defenders)|Yellow Jelly]]
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{{clear}}
   
 
===''[[Vagrant Story]]''===
  
===''[[Vagrant Story]]''===
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{{sideicon|VagrS}}
  
 
[[File:VS-enemy-slime.gif|right|100px|thumb|Slime.]]
  
[[File:VS-enemy-slime.gif|right|100px|thumb|Slime.]]
 
There is no Flan, but the [[Slime (Vagrant Story)|Slime]] enemy is quite similar in appearance.
  
There is no Flan, but the [[Slime (Vagrant Story)|Slime]] enemy is quite similar in appearance.
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*[[Slime (Vagrant Story)|Slime]]
  
*[[Slime (Vagrant Story)|Slime]]
 
*[[Poison Slime (Vagrant Story)|Poison Slime]]
  
*[[Poison Slime (Vagrant Story)|Poison Slime]]
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{{clear}}
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy Type-0]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy Type-0]]''===
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[[File:AquaFlan-type0-psp.png|150px|right|Aqua Flan (PSP).]]
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{{sideicon|Type0}}
  
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There are four varieties of Flan, which make up four different enemy families and are based on an [[Final Fantasy Type-0 elements|element]]:
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[[File:AquaFlan-type0-psp.png|150px|right|Aqua Flan.]]
  
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There are four varieties of Flan, which make up four different enemy families and are based on an [[List of Final Fantasy Type-0 elements|element]]:
  
 
*[[Flame Flan (Type-0)|Flame Flan]]
  
*[[Flame Flan (Type-0)|Flame Flan]]
 
*[[Ice Flan (Type-0)|Ice Flan]]
  
*[[Ice Flan (Type-0)|Ice Flan]]
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FireFlan-type0-psp.png|[[Flame Flan (Type-0)|Flame Flan]].
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FireFlan-type0-psp.png|[[Flame Flan (Type-0)|Flame Flan]] (PSP).
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IceFlan-type0-psp.png|[[Ice Flan (Type-0)|Ice Flan]].
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IceFlan-type0-psp.png|[[Ice Flan (Type-0)|Ice Flan]] (PSP).
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LightningFlan-type0-psp.png|[[Electric Flan]].
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LightningFlan-type0-psp.png|[[Electric Flan]] (PSP).
 
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====''[[Final Fantasy Agito]]''====
  
====''[[Final Fantasy Agito]]''====
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Flans appeared in the trailer.
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{{sideicon|Agito}}
  
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Flans appeared in the trailer of the game.
  
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles]]''===
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{{sideicon|FFCC}}
  
 
[[File:FFCC-Dark Flan.jpg|left|100px]]
  
[[File:FFCC-Dark Flan.jpg|left|100px]]
 
There are three types of Flan that appear:
  
There are three types of Flan that appear:
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*[[Dark Flan (Crystal Chronicles)|Dark Flan]]
  
*[[Dark Flan (Crystal Chronicles)|Dark Flan]]
 
*[[Water Flan (Crystal Chronicles)|Water Flan]]
  
*[[Water Flan (Crystal Chronicles)|Water Flan]]
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====''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates]]''====
  
====''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates]]''====
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{{sideicon|CCRoF}}
  
 
[[File:Ffccrof flan.jpg|90px|right]]
  
[[File:Ffccrof flan.jpg|90px|right]]
 
The Flan is an enemy with four variants:
  
The Flan is an enemy with four variants:
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*[[Fire Flan (Ring of Fates)|Fire Flan]]
  
*[[Fire Flan (Ring of Fates)|Fire Flan]]
 
*[[Dika Flan]]
  
*[[Dika Flan]]
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{{clear}}
   
 
====''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King]]''====
  
====''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King]]''====
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{{sideicon|CCMLaaK}}
  
 
{{Main|Flan (My Life as a King)}}
  
{{Main|Flan (My Life as a King)}}
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{{Enemy section|Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King}}
   
 
====''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time]]''====
  
====''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time]]''====
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{{sideicon|CCEoT}}
  
 
{{main|Flan (Echoes of Time)}}
  
{{main|Flan (Echoes of Time)}}
 
The Flan is an enemy that appearing as a gelatinous blobs. They are stern, and fond of head-butting and casting spells. All Flan act and respond identically, only their element changes between species.
  
The Flan is an enemy that appearing as a gelatinous blobs. They are stern, and fond of head-butting and casting spells. All Flan act and respond identically, only their element changes between species.
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*[[Fire Flan (Echoes of Time)|Fire Flan]]
  
*[[Fire Flan (Echoes of Time)|Fire Flan]]
 
*[[Ice Flan (Echoes of Time)|Ice Flan]]
  
*[[Ice Flan (Echoes of Time)|Ice Flan]]
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====''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers]]''====
  
====''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers]]''====
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{{sideicon|CCTCB}}
  
 
There are five different types of Flan:
  
There are five different types of Flan:
 
*[[Flan (The Crystal Bearers)|Flan]]
  
*[[Flan (The Crystal Bearers)|Flan]]
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*[[Tallow (The Crystal Bearers)|Tallow]]
  
*[[Tallow (The Crystal Bearers)|Tallow]]
 
*[[Lil' Flan]]
  
*[[Lil' Flan]]
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===''[[Final Fantasy Mystic Quest]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy Mystic Quest]]''===
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{{sideicon|FFMQ}}
  
 
[[File:FFMQ Jelly.png|left|Jelly.]]
  
[[File:FFMQ Jelly.png|left|Jelly.]]
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[[Jelly (Mystic Quest)|Jellies]], [[Ooze (Mystic Quest)|Oozes]] and [[Slime (Mystic Quest)|Slimes]] appear in various regions around the world. Unlike most types of Flan, these variations resist magic, as they possess a permanent [[Reflect (status)|Reflect]] status.
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[[Jelly (Mystic Quest)|Jellies]], [[Ooze (Mystic Quest)|Oozes]] and [[Slime (Mystic Quest)|Slimes]] appear in various regions around the world. These variations resist magic, as they possess a permanent [[Reflect (status)|Reflect]] status.
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===''[[Final Fantasy Legend II]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy Legend II]]''===
−
{{sideicon|FFL2}}
  
 
[[File:FFLII Jelly.png|right]]
  
[[File:FFLII Jelly.png|right]]
 
There are five types of Flan appear:
  
There are five types of Flan appear:
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===''[[Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light]]''===
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{{sideicon|T4HoL}}
  
 
[[File:FF4HoL Flan Artwork.jpg|120px|right|Slime.]]
  
[[File:FF4HoL Flan Artwork.jpg|120px|right|Slime.]]
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Similar to ''Final Fantasy XIII'', Flan can merge with others of their kind to raise their overall stats.
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Flan can merge with others of their kind to raise their overall stats.
   
 
Three types of Flan appear:
  
Three types of Flan appear:
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*[[Metal Flan]]
  
*[[Metal Flan]]
 
*[[Red Jelly]]
  
*[[Red Jelly]]
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===''[[Final Fantasy Dimensions]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy Dimensions]]''===
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{{sideicon|FFD}}
  
 
[[File:FFD Red Mousse.png|right|61px|Red Mousse]]
  
[[File:FFD Red Mousse.png|right|61px|Red Mousse]]
 
Flan appear as an enemy family.
  
Flan appear as an enemy family.
   
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There are two [[Dummied content|dummied]] sprites. One is a purple flan with red eyes, resembling the [[Purple Bavarois (Final Fantasy IV)|Purple Bavarois]] from ''[[Final Fantasy IV]]''. The second is red with green eyes, resembling the [[Red Mousse (Final Fantasy II)|Red Mousse]] from ''[[Final Fantasy II]]''.
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There are two [[Dummied content|dummied]] sprites. One is a purple flan with red eyes, resembling the [[Purple Bavarois (Final Fantasy IV 2D)|Purple Bavarois]] from ''[[Final Fantasy IV]]''. The second is red with green eyes, resembling the [[Red Mousse (Final Fantasy II)|Red Mousse]] from ''[[Final Fantasy II]]''.
   
 
*[[Red Mousse (Dimensions)|Red Mousse]]
  
*[[Red Mousse (Dimensions)|Red Mousse]]
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*[[Black Flan (Dimensions)|Black Flan]]
  
*[[Black Flan (Dimensions)|Black Flan]]
 
*[[Flan Princess (Dimensions)|Flan Princess]]
  
*[[Flan Princess (Dimensions)|Flan Princess]]
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{{Enemy section|Final Fantasy Dimensions}}
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{{-}}
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{{clear}}
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy Dimensions II]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy Dimensions II]]''===
  ⚫
{{Enemy section|Final Fantasy Dimensions II}}
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{{sideicon|FFLTNS}}
  
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{{Enemy-stub|Final Fantasy Dimensions II}}
  
   
 
===''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia]]''===
  
===''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia]]''===
−
{{sideicon|DFFOO}}
  
 
[[File:DFFOO Flan Icon.png|right]]
  
[[File:DFFOO Flan Icon.png|right]]
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Flan appears as an enemy. The Flan resembles the [[Water Flan (Final Fantasy X)|Water Flan]] from [[Final Fantasy X]].
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Flan appears as an enemy. The Flan resembles the [[Water Flan (Final Fantasy X)|Water Flan]] from ''[[Final Fantasy X]]''.
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{{Enemy-stub|Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia}}
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{{Enemy section|Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia}}
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{{-}}
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{{clear}}
   
 
===''[[Theatrhythm Final Fantasy]]''===
  
===''[[Theatrhythm Final Fantasy]]''===
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{{sideicon|TFF}}
  
 
[[File:Theatrhythm Pudding.png|right|120px]]
  
[[File:Theatrhythm Pudding.png|right|120px]]
 
Flans appear as enemies during [[Battle Music Sequence]]s.
  
Flans appear as enemies during [[Battle Music Sequence]]s.
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{{-}}
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{{clear}}
   
 
====''[[Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call]]''====
  
====''[[Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call]]''====
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[[File:Theatrhythm CC Jumbo Flan.png|right|60px]]
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{{sideicon|TFFCC}}
  
  ⚫
{{Quote|Concealing itself to lure prey close is hardly an option for this heavyweight-class flan. Its size is not all that's greater; its glutinous body is more resilient than ever. Any attack is absorbed and then rebounded back upon the one who dealt it.|Jumbo Flan's CollectaCard}}
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[[File:Theatrhythm CC Jumbo Flan.png|right|60pc]]
  
  ⚫
Jumbo Flan and different-colored smaller Flan appear as an enemies during [[Battle Music Sequence]]s (BMS).
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{{Q|Concealing itself to lure prey close is hardly an option for this heavyweight-class flan. Its size is not all that's greater; its glutinous body is more resilient than ever. Any attack is absorbed and then rebounded back upon the one who dealt it.|Jumbo Flan's CollectaCard}}
  
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Jumbo Flan and different-colored smaller Flan appear as an enemies during BMS.
  
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{{Enemy-stub|Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call}}
  
   
 
===''[[Pictlogica Final Fantasy]]''===
  
===''[[Pictlogica Final Fantasy]]''===
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{{sideicon|PFF}}
  
 
Flan from the series appear as enemies.
  
Flan from the series appear as enemies.
   
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PFF Flan.png|Flan from ''Final Fantasy XIII''.
  
PFF Flan.png|Flan from ''Final Fantasy XIII''.
 
</gallery>
  
</gallery>
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{{Enemy-stub|Pictlogica Final Fantasy}}
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{{Enemy section|Pictlogica Final Fantasy}}
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade]]''===
  ⚫
Flans are enemies found in the Mist Cave. They are instantly defeated when encountered.
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{{sideicon|FFAB}}
  
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Flans appear as enemies in ''Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade'', and are found in the Mist Cave. Like all common enemies, they are instantly defeated when encountered.
  
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy All the Bravest]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy All the Bravest]]''===
  ⚫
{{Quote|Don't let the name fool you. The flesh of this monster is downright nasty.|''Final Fantasy VI'' Flan description}}
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{{sideicon|FFAB}}
  
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{{Q|Don't let the name fool you. The flesh of this monster is downright nasty.|In-game description for the ''Final Fantasy VI'' Flan.}}
  
 
[[File:Flan ATB.png|left|60px|The Flan from ''Final Fantasy VI''.]]
  
[[File:Flan ATB.png|left|60px|The Flan from ''Final Fantasy VI''.]]
 
[[File:Flan FF13 ATB.png|right|80px|The Flan from ''Final Fantasy XIII''.]]
  
[[File:Flan FF13 ATB.png|right|80px|The Flan from ''Final Fantasy XIII''.]]
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The ''Final Fantasy VI'' version of the [[List of Final Fantasy All the Bravest enemies#Flan|Flan]] appears as an enemy on the [[Moore|Bridge of Moore]]. It uses [[Slap]] and drops the Rapier.
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The ''Final Fantasy VI'' version of the [[Final Fantasy All the Bravest enemies#Flan|Flan]] appears as an enemy on the [[Moore|Bridge of Moore]]. It uses [[Slap]] and drops the Rapier.
   
 
In addition, the Flan from ''Final Fantasy XIII'' appears as a premium enemy on the [[Archylte Steppe]].
  
In addition, the Flan from ''Final Fantasy XIII'' appears as a premium enemy on the [[Archylte Steppe]].
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===''[[Final Fantasy Record Keeper]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy Record Keeper]]''===
−
{{sideicon|FFRK}}
  
 
Flan appear as enemies.
  
Flan appear as enemies.
   
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FFRK Flan FFWWW.png|''Final Fantasy World Wide Words'' version.
  
FFRK Flan FFWWW.png|''Final Fantasy World Wide Words'' version.
 
</gallery>
  
</gallery>
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{{Enemy-stub|Final Fantasy Record Keeper}}
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{{Enemy section|Final Fantasy Record Keeper}}
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy Explorers]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy Explorers]]''===
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{{sideicon|FFE}}
  
 
[[File:FFE Flan.png|right|75px|Flan.]]
  
[[File:FFE Flan.png|right|75px|Flan.]]
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{{stub|Final Fantasy Explorers}}
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{{Section|Final Fantasy Explorers}}
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{{clear}}
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy World Wide Words]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy World Wide Words]]''===
  ⚫
{{Enemy section|Final Fantasy World Wide Words}}
−
{{sideicon|FFWWW}}
  
⚫
{{Enemy-stub|Final Fantasy World Wide Words}}
  
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy Brave Exvius]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy Brave Exvius]]''===
  ⚫
{{Enemy section|Final Fantasy Brave Exvius}}
−
{{sideicon|FFBE}}
  
−
{{Enemy-stub|Final Fantasy Brave Exvius}}
  
   
 
===''[[World of Final Fantasy]]''===
  
===''[[World of Final Fantasy]]''===
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Flan have 3 variations: [[Mini Flan]], [[Flan (World of Final Fantasy)|Flan]], and [[Flan Princess (World of Final Fantasy)|Flan Princess]]. A fourth variation, [[Kaguya Flan]], appears in the [[Coliseum (World of Final Fantasy)|Coliseum]] through [[World of Final Fantasy downloadable content|DLC]] or in the ''Maxima'' version.
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{{sideicon|WoFF}}
  
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−
[[File:WoFF Flan.jpg|right|thumb|200px]]
  
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<gallery>
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{{stub|World of Final Fantasy}}
  
  +
WoFF Mini Flan.png|Mini Flan
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{{-}}
  
  +
WoFF Flan.jpg|Flan
  +
WoFF Flan Princess.png|Flan Princess
  +
WoFF Kaguya Flan.png|Kaguya Flan
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</gallery>
  ⚫
{{clear}}
   
 
===''[[Chocobo no Fushigi na Dungeon]]''===
  
===''[[Chocobo no Fushigi na Dungeon]]''===
−
{{sideicon|ChocoD}}
  
 
[[File:CD Yellow Jelly.png|right|35px|Yellow Jelly.]]
  
[[File:CD Yellow Jelly.png|right|35px|Yellow Jelly.]]
−
{{Enemy-stub|Chocobo no Fushigi na Dungeon}}
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{{Enemy section|Chocobo no Fushigi na Dungeon}}
   
 
===''[[Dice de Chocobo]]''===
  
===''[[Dice de Chocobo]]''===
  ⚫
{{Enemy section|Dice de Chocobo}}
−
{{sideicon|DdC}}
  
⚫
{{Enemy-stub|Dice de Chocobo}}
  
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy Trading Card Game]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy Trading Card Game]]''===
−
{{sideicon|FFTCG}}
  
 
[[File:Flan2 TCG.png|right|100px]]
  
[[File:Flan2 TCG.png|right|100px]]
 
Flan from ''Theatrhythm Final Fantasy'' appears with an ice-elemental card.
  
Flan from ''Theatrhythm Final Fantasy'' appears with an ice-elemental card.
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{{clear}}
   
 
===''[[Triple Triad (Portal App)|Triple Triad]]''===
  
===''[[Triple Triad (Portal App)|Triple Triad]]''===
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===''Hanjuku Hero: Aa, Sekaiyo Hanjukunare...!''===
  
===''Hanjuku Hero: Aa, Sekaiyo Hanjukunare...!''===
 
[[File:Hanjuku Hero - Final Jelly.png|right]]
  
[[File:Hanjuku Hero - Final Jelly.png|right]]
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Final Jelly {{J|ファイナルゼリ－|Fainaru Zerī}} appears as an Egg Monster in this Japan-exclusive game. The sprite is a modified version of the Flan type of monsters from ''Final Fantasy IV''.
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Final Jelly {{J|ファイナルゼリ－|Fainaru Zerī}} appears as an Egg Monster. The sprite is a modified version of the Flan-type monsters from ''Final Fantasy IV''.
   
 
===''[[Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy in Itadaki Street Portable]]''===
  
===''[[Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy in Itadaki Street Portable]]''===
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Flan is a chance card in ''Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy in Itadaki Street Portable'', the card's ability: Give 50G to target player.
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Flan is a chance card, the card's ability: Give 50G to target player.
   
 
==Gallery==
  
==Gallery==
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{{Etym|Flan}}
   
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[[fr:Flan]]
  
[[fr:Flan]]
 
[[it:Budino]]
  
[[it:Budino]]
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Final Fantasy II Artwork.

Freely contorting its amorphous form, the flan will consume the unwary, leaving not even bones behind. They can suspend their sticky bodies from walls and ceilings, waiting patiently for prey to come to them.

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy CollectaCard description.

Flan (プリン, Purin?, lit. Pudding) is an enemy species from the Final Fantasy series, first appearing by the name "Flan" in Final Fantasy II. Flan are true to their name, as they are gelatinous, cylindrical creatures, generally possessing large eyes and a mouth that takes up the majority of the front of their body. In many games, they have stubby arms that spurt from the sides of their body.

In most games, their names are synonymous with "Jellies", "Puddings", "Oozes", or similar, while in other games, Flan is its own type of creature.

In many games, Flan are weaker creatures, encountered fairly early on. In some games, there are some Flan with elemental affinities, such as an Ice Flan or Dark Flan. Flan are usually resistant against physical damage but weak to magic. Fittingly, they are also likely to be formidable casters.

See also: Black Flan, Flan Azul, Flan Princess, Ice Flan, Purple Bavarois, Red Marshmallow, Thunder Flan, White Mousse, or Yellow Jelly

Appearances

Final Fantasy

Amano artwork.

The four types of ooze monsters were inspired by classic Dungeons & Dragons monsters: Green Slime, Gray Ooze, Ochre Jelly and Black Flan (originally "Black Puddin). The Red Flan, a Final Fantasy original monster, has been added to this list in the Dawn of Souls and 20th Anniversary remakes, and can be found in the bonus dungeons.

Final Fantasy II

Greenslime-ff2-psp

Flans acquired their own identity for the franchise; now looking more like desserts than ooze monsters, and were given new original shapes and names. There are four varieties of flan: the Green Slime, the Yellow Jelly, the Red Mousse and the Black Flan. The Flan Princess is added to the Dawn of Souls and 20th Anniversary versions, and can be found in the Unknown Cave.

Final Fantasy III

Black Flan

The Black Flan is an enemy and is found in the sewers of Amur and has the highest strength of all of the monsters in the area. There are also two other Flan types, the Slime and the Red Marshmallow.

Final Fantasy IV

Princess flan ffiv ios

Flan enemies possess a near-impervious defense against physical attacks.

There are several other breeds: Flan Princess, Red Mousse, Black Flan , Purple Bavarois, Yellow Jelly, and White Mousse, Golden Flan, and Dust Mousse appear only in the Advance and The Complete Collection. In the 3D versions, physical attacks deal considerably higher damage than they did in previous versions.

Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-

There are three types of flan:

  • Black Flan
  • Purple Bavarois
  • White Mousse

Final Fantasy IV: The After Years

FF4PSP Green Cell

There are eight types of flan:


Final Fantasy V

GelFish-ffv

There are no Flan, but there are a few creatures that are similar to them, such as the Gel Fish, Blood Slime, and Dark Aspic.

Final Fantasy VI

Flan
Main article: Flan (Final Fantasy VI)

Flan have no Defense and are immune to most elements. Flan can use Sticky Goo to Slow one party member. There are known two variants of Flan; the Flan and the Mousse. Flan Princesses appear as bosses in the Advance release.

Final Fantasy VIII

FF8 Blobra
Main article: Blobra (Final Fantasy VIII)

Blobra have varied elemental affinities. All physical attacks deal minimal damage to the Blobra. This monster holds most of the defensive status spells, likely a homage to its defensive nature.

Final Fantasy IX

Flan-ffix
Main article: Flan (Final Fantasy IX)

The Flan is an enemy that can be found in the Ice Cavern. There is only one variation of Flan.

Final Fantasy X

Aqua Flan-enemy-ffx

Several types of Flan appear throughout Spira and each have different elemental properties depending on their location. While Flan-type enemies are strong against physical attacks, using Armor Break will cause them to take full damage from physical attacks.


Final Fantasy X-2

Flan Azul ffx-2

Flan live in the various locales of Spira. They are generally similar to the Flan encountered in Final Fantasy X, but, possibly due to Flan being a dessert of Spanish origin, they are given Spanish names, usually the Spanish word for the color they happen to be. It takes 20 kills to Oversoul a Flan.

Sphere Break

Flan Coin
Silver Flan Coin
Gold Flan Coin
Coin No. 4 Coin Value 2
Trait Item
Location Find: Bikanel Desert (Western or Southern Expanses).
Win: Practice Core Sphere or Easy Core Sphere players in Luca Stadium.
Gift: x5 when first learning Sphere Break.


Final Fantasy X-2: Last Mission

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Final Fantasy XI

Main article: Flan (Final Fantasy XI)
Flan 1 (FFXI)

Though there are formless slime enemies found throughout Vana'diel, Flan (usually called "puddings") are a specific type of Amorph found in the Near East, particularly around Halvung. These flan regularly cast black magic spells, unlike slimes and clots.

Due to the fact they take increased damage from spells, they are very popular EXP targets for black mages, red mages, and scholars.


Final Fantasy XII

XII flan render
Main article: Genus § Amorphs

Of the class of flan-type enemies, some have the ability to duplicate or divide to overwhelm an opponent with numbers. This type of flan bears an even greater resemblance to the dessert, as it is covered in syrup, or as the game puts it, caramel. Flan resist damage from guns and measures.

There are twelve variants:

Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings

Greenflan

The Flan is an enemy type with four variants:

Final Fantasy XIII

Flan.

There exists an entire class of Flan-type enemies. Flan designed for military use in Cocoon have metallic components attached to them, while the wild flan are fully organic. Many of the wild Flan have the ability to merge with others of their kind in order to form larger Flan.


Final Fantasy XIII-2

Miniflan.

A child form of flan called Miniflan is introduced. Furthermore, the wild flans' ability to merge with others of their kind is taken to an extreme in the form of Royal Ripeness. Flandragora has been renamed to Flanbanero in reference to the Habanero pepper.

FFXIII-2 Miniflans

The new generation of Miniflans.

Flan play a role in the storyline at Sunleth Waterscape where a giant flan has appeared due to a paradox and is eroding the crystal pillar. Noel temporarily surrenders his trade as monster hunter for a bit of monster rescuing in 400 AF, rounding up lost miniflans with Serah, only to find that mischievous lesser Flan again threaten the Pillar.

It is mentioned in the Brain Blast quiz in Academia that during the annual Gran Pulse festival, La Prettina, an event that celebrates the coming of spring, people throw flan at one another. Furthermore, the Brain Blast quiz also mentions that Flan are terribly spicy in flavor. Flan are a regular food source of hunters, whose livelihood is threatened by the appearance of the Faeryl that sucks away the flan from the Archylte Steppe into the Sunleth Waterscape. Defeating the Faeryl removes Miniflan and Flanbanero from the Waterscape and adds them (returning them, as the story would have it) to the Steppe.

In a paradox ending in the Sunleth Waterscape, a giant flan takes over Cocoon and Serah, Noel and Mog sneak into the Waterscape with Noel disguised as a Microchu and Serah as a Miniflan in an attempt to defeat it by serving it a poisoned flan.

All Flan use one of two Feral Links, both doing physical damage: Twin Fists and Hundred Fists. Of the cyborg versions of the Flan, the Militarized Unit Flanborg, also does Twin Fists, but Flanitor has a unique Feral Link, Hyper Rescue; this ability to heal the entire party instantly is one of the reasons for its popularity.

Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII

There are three types of Flan that appear and their Last One versions (except for Flanitor):

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Final Fantasy XIV

FFXIV Pudding

A Pudding.

Puddings are commonly found inside of caves or places with some kind of disruption of the aether flow. They can change their elemental alignment at will, often starting with Ice or Water. They are one of the few creatures in Eorzea able to absorb elemental attacks.

The player can obtain Bite-Sized Pudding and Slime Puddle as minions.

Final Fantasy XV

Dolce FFXV

Flan are daemons that spawn in dungeons and are fought in hunts. They halve physical damage, but take full damage from royal arms.

The Sweet Jamming-style fishing lures are fashioned after different species of flan.

A King's Tale: Final Fantasy XV

Flan resist physical attacks and are impervious to magic that is the same color as them. Blue flans are immune to ice, red flans are immune to fire, and yellow flans are immune to lightning. If a flan is defeated with magic, it will instantly die, but if it is defeated with physical attacks, it will split into two weaker flans.

Final Fantasy Tactics Advance

FFTA-spr-Jelly

The Flan is a type of enemy with three variants:


Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift

Main article: Flan (Tactics A2)
FFTA2 Yellow Flan

Flan is again a category rather than a species. There are five strains of Flan that appear: the Red Marshmallow, Yellow Jelly, Ice Flan, White Pudding, and Orthros. They do not possess a high defense.

Final Fantasy Tactics S

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Crystal Defenders

CD Red Marshmallow

Four types of Flan appear as enemies:


Vagrant Story

VS-enemy-slime

Slime.

There is no Flan, but the Slime enemy is quite similar in appearance.

There are two different types of slimes:


Final Fantasy Type-0

Aqua Flan (PSP).

There are four varieties of Flan, which make up four different enemy families and are based on an element:


Final Fantasy Agito

Flans appeared in the trailer.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles

FFCC-Dark Flan

There are three types of Flan that appear:


Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates

Ffccrof flan

The Flan is an enemy with four variants:


Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King

Main article: Flan (My Life as a King)
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Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time

Main article: Flan (Echoes of Time)

The Flan is an enemy that appearing as a gelatinous blobs. They are stern, and fond of head-butting and casting spells. All Flan act and respond identically, only their element changes between species.

Three elemental types of Flan are found:


Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers

There are five different types of Flan:


Final Fantasy Mystic Quest

Jelly.

Jellies, Oozes and Slimes appear in various regions around the world. These variations resist magic, as they possess a permanent Reflect status.

Final Fantasy Legend II

FFLII Jelly

There are five types of Flan appear:

  • Jelly
  • Pudding
  • Slime
  • SlimeGod
  • Tororo

Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light

Slime.

Flan can merge with others of their kind to raise their overall stats.

Three types of Flan appear:


Final Fantasy Dimensions

Red Mousse

Flan appear as an enemy family.

There are two dummied sprites. One is a purple flan with red eyes, resembling the Purple Bavarois from Final Fantasy IV. The second is red with green eyes, resembling the Red Mousse from Final Fantasy II.

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Final Fantasy Dimensions II

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Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia

DFFOO Flan Icon

Flan appears as an enemy. The Flan resembles the Water Flan from Final Fantasy X.

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Theatrhythm Final Fantasy

Theatrhythm Pudding

Flans appear as enemies during Battle Music Sequences.

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call

Theatrhythm CC Jumbo Flan

Concealing itself to lure prey close is hardly an option for this heavyweight-class flan. Its size is not all that's greater; its glutinous body is more resilient than ever. Any attack is absorbed and then rebounded back upon the one who dealt it.

Jumbo Flan's CollectaCard

Jumbo Flan and different-colored smaller Flan appear as an enemies during Battle Music Sequences (BMS).

Pictlogica Final Fantasy

Flan from the series appear as enemies.

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Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade

Flans are enemies found in the Mist Cave. They are instantly defeated when encountered.

Final Fantasy All the Bravest

Don't let the name fool you. The flesh of this monster is downright nasty.

Final Fantasy VI Flan description
The Flan from Final Fantasy VI.
The Flan from Final Fantasy XIII.

The Final Fantasy VI version of the Flan appears as an enemy on the Bridge of Moore. It uses Slap and drops the Rapier.

In addition, the Flan from Final Fantasy XIII appears as a premium enemy on the Archylte Steppe.

Final Fantasy Record Keeper

Flan appear as enemies.

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Final Fantasy Explorers

Flan.
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Final Fantasy World Wide Words

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Final Fantasy Brave Exvius

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World of Final Fantasy

Flan have 3 variations: Mini Flan, Flan, and Flan Princess. A fourth variation, Kaguya Flan, appears in the Coliseum through DLC or in the Maxima version.


Chocobo no Fushigi na Dungeon

Yellow Jelly.
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Dice de Chocobo

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Final Fantasy Trading Card Game

Flan2 TCG

Flan from Theatrhythm Final Fantasy appears with an ice-elemental card.

Triple Triad

Flan from Final Fantasy VI, Blobra from Final Fantasy VIII and Pudding from Final Fantasy XIV have Triple Triad cards in the version available via Final Fantasy Portal App.

Non-Final Fantasy guest appearances

Hanjuku Hero: Aa, Sekaiyo Hanjukunare...!

Hanjuku Hero - Final Jelly

Final Jelly (ファイナルゼリ－, Fainaru Zerī?) appears as an Egg Monster. The sprite is a modified version of the Flan-type monsters from Final Fantasy IV.

Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy in Itadaki Street Portable

Flan is a chance card, the card's ability: Give 50G to target player.

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Etymology

The word Flan refers to an open pastry or sponge cake containing a sweet or savory filling. A typical flan of this sort is round, with shortcrust pastry, usually coated with sweet syrup. It is similar to a custard tart or a South African melktert.

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