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[[File:FFV iOS Float.png|right|250px|thumb|Float in ''[[Final Fantasy V]]''.]]
 
[[File:FFV iOS Float.png|right|250px|thumb|Float in ''[[Final Fantasy V]]''.]]
{{Q|Time magick that warps space, allowing its targets to float a height of 1h above the ground.|Description, ''[[Final Fantasy Tactics]]''.}}
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{{Quote|Time magick that warps space, allowing its targets to float a height of 1h above the ground.|''[[Final Fantasy Tactics]]'' description}}
'''Float''' {{j|レビテト|Rebiteto|Levitate}} is a recurring spell in the ''[[Final Fantasy series|Final Fantasy'' series]].
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'''Float''' {{j|レビテト|Rebiteto|Levitate}} is a recurring spell in the [[Final Fantasy series|''Final Fantasy'' series]].
   
It causes the [[Float (status)|Float]] status, which is generally used to avoid [[Earth (element)|Earth-elemental]] attacks in [[Battle (term)|battle]] while avoiding floor [[Trap (term)|traps]] and [[Damage floor|damage floors]] in [[dungeon]]s.
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It causes the [[Float (status)|Float]] status, which is generally used to avoid [[Earth (element)|Earth-elemental]] attacks in [[Battle (term)|battle]] while avoiding floor [[Trap (term)|traps]] and [[damage floor]]s in [[dungeon]]s. There is a different ability in ''[[Final Fantasy Legend III]]'' with the same English name, which is actually more of a teleportation spell.
   
{{See Also|Light Step}}
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{{See|Light Step}}
   
 
==Appearances==
 
==Appearances==
 
===''[[Final Fantasy IV]]''===
 
===''[[Final Fantasy IV]]''===
 
{{Quote|Levitates target.|Description}}
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Float is a [[White Magic (Final Fantasy IV)|White Magic]] spell that has a [[Charge Time|casting time]] of 1 and costs 8 MP. In the 3D versions, casting Float a second time removes the status. [[Rosa Joanna Farrell|Rosa]] learns this spell at level 35 in 2D versions, and at level 38 in the 3D versions; and [[Porom]] learns it at level 40; while [[Tellah]] learns it after [[Mount Ordeals]]; and [[Fusoya]] comes with it initially.
{{Q|Levitates target.|Description}}
 
Float is a [[White Magic (Final Fantasy IV)|White Magic]] spell that has a [[Charge Time|casting time]] 1 and costs 8 MP. In the DS, iOS and Android versions, casting Float a second time removes the status. [[Rosa Joanna Farrell|Rosa]] learns this spell at level 35 in SNES, PS, GBA and PSP versions, and at level 38 in the DS, iOS and Android versions; and [[Porom]] learns it at level 40; while [[Tellah]] learns it after [[Mount Ordeals]]; and [[Fusoya]] comes with it initially.
 
   
 
It avoids damage from the enemy ability [[Earthquake]] and allows the party to walk safely on the [[Damage floor|damaging floors]] found in the [[Passage of the Eidolons]], [[Sylph Cave]], and some parts of the [[Lunar Ruins]].
 
It avoids damage from the enemy ability [[Earthquake]] and allows the party to walk safely on the [[Damage floor|damaging floors]] found in the [[Passage of the Eidolons]], [[Sylph Cave]], and some parts of the [[Lunar Ruins]].
   
 
====''[[Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-]]''====
 
====''[[Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-]]''====
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Float returns as a White Magic spell in the sequel of ''Final Fantasy IV''. [[Rosa Joanna Farrell|Rosa]] learns it at level 35 and [[Porom]] learns it at level 40. It grants [[Float (status)|Float]] to a single or multiple target at the cost of 8 MP.
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Float is a White Magic spell learned by [[Rosa Joanna Farrell|Rosa]] (level 35) and [[Porom]] (level 40). It grants [[Float (status)|Float]] to a single or multiple target at the cost of 8 MP.
   
 
====''[[Final Fantasy IV: The After Years]]''====
 
====''[[Final Fantasy IV: The After Years]]''====
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Float can be used by Fusoya initially, while Rosa and Porom learn it at level 40, [[Ceodore Harvey|Ceodore]] at level 25, and [[Leonora]] at level 38. It still costs 8 MP to cast.
 
Float can be used by Fusoya initially, while Rosa and Porom learn it at level 40, [[Ceodore Harvey|Ceodore]] at level 25, and [[Leonora]] at level 38. It still costs 8 MP to cast.
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy V]]''===
 
===''[[Final Fantasy V]]''===
 
{{Quote|Levitates target.|Description}}
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{{Q|Levitates target.|Description}}
 
 
Float is a Level 2 [[Time Magic (Final Fantasy V)|Time Magic]] spell that costs 10 MP. It can be bought in the [[Phantom Village]] for 300 gil, or found at [[Castle Surgate]] in a [[Hidden passage]]. Float can be cast by both [[Chrono Controller]] and [[Omniscient]]. The player may utilize this ability by [[Catch (Final Fantasy V)|catching]] and releasing a [[Gaelicat (Final Fantasy V)|Gaelicat]] or [[Poison Eagle (Final Fantasy V)|Poison Eagle]].
 
Float is a Level 2 [[Time Magic (Final Fantasy V)|Time Magic]] spell that costs 10 MP. It can be bought in the [[Phantom Village]] for 300 gil, or found at [[Castle Surgate]] in a [[Hidden passage]]. Float can be cast by both [[Chrono Controller]] and [[Omniscient]]. The player may utilize this ability by [[Catch (Final Fantasy V)|catching]] and releasing a [[Gaelicat (Final Fantasy V)|Gaelicat]] or [[Poison Eagle (Final Fantasy V)|Poison Eagle]].
   
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===''[[Final Fantasy VI]]''===
 
===''[[Final Fantasy VI]]''===
 
{{Quote|Causes the target to float in midair.|Description}}
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Float is an effect spell that costs 17 MP. It can be learned from the [[Esper (Final Fantasy VI)|Espers]] [[Quetzalli]] at a x5 rate or [[Cait Sith]] at a x2 rate. It is vulnerable to [[Runic]].
{{Q|Causes the target to float in midair.|Description}}
 
Float is an Effect spell that costs 17 MP. It can be learned from the [[Esper (Final Fantasy VI)|Espers]] [[Quetzalli]] at a x5 rate or [[Cait Sith]] at a x2 rate. It is vulnerable to [[Runic]].
 
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy VIII]]''===
 
===''[[Final Fantasy VIII]]''===
 
{{main|Float (Final Fantasy VIII)}}
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The Float spell can be [[Draw (Final Fantasy VIII)|drawn]] from [[Gesper (Final Fantasy VIII)|Gesper]], [[Thrustaevis (Final Fantasy VIII)|Thrustaevis]], and [[Blood Soul (Final Fantasy VIII)|Blood Soul]]. [[Junction system|Junctioning]] 100 Floats to Elem-Def-J grants 50% protection from the [[Earth (Final Fantasy VIII)|Earth element]]. Float is one of the very few spells that cannot be obtained by [[Refine|refining]]. Casting Float in battle lowers [[Guardian Force#Charge Time and Compatibility|compatibility]] with [[Brothers]] by 0.4.
{{Q|Floats|Description}}
 
The Float spell can be [[Draw (Final Fantasy VIII)|drawn]] from [[Gesper (Final Fantasy VIII)|Gesper]], [[Thrustaevis (Final Fantasy VIII)|Thrustaevis]], and [[Blood Soul (Final Fantasy VIII)|Blood Soul]]. [[Junction system|Junctioning]] 100 Floats to Elem-Def-J grants 50% protection from the [[Earth (element)|Earth element]]. Float is one of the very few spells in the game that cannot be obtained by [[Refine|refining]]. Casting Float in battle lowers [[Guardian Force#Charge Time and Compatibility|compatibility]] with [[Brothers]] by 0.4.
 
 
{{FFVIII Spell
 
| Name = Float
 
| Draw = Level 20-100: [[Gesper (Final Fantasy VIII)|Gesper]]<br/>Level 1-100: [[Blood Soul (Final Fantasy VIII)|Blood Soul]], [[Thrustaevis (Final Fantasy VIII)|Thrustaevis]]
 
| draw points = [[Tomb of the Unknown King]]
 
| Refine = N/A
 
| HP = +2
 
| Str = +0.08
 
| Vit = +0.15
 
| Mag = +0.08
 
| Spr = +0.15
 
| Spd = +0.16
 
| Eva = +0.04
 
| Hit = +0.12
 
| Luk = +0.20
 
| Elem-Atk = No effect
 
| Elem-Def = No effect
 
| ST-Atk = No effect
 
| ST-Def = No effect
 
}}
 
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy IX]]''===
 
===''[[Final Fantasy IX]]''===
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{{Q|Allows single/multiple targets to float in the air.|Description}}
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{{Quote|Allows single/multiple targets to float in the air.|Description}}
[[Wht Mag (Final Fantasy IX)#Float|Float]] is a [[Wht Mag (Final Fantasy IX)|White Magic]] spell that costs 6 MP. It can be learned from [[Add-on (Final Fantasy IX)#Feather Boots|Feather Boots]], [[List of Final Fantasy IX weapons#Lamia's Tiara|Lamia's Tiara]] and [[List of Final Fantasy IX weapons#Stardust Rod|Stardust Rod]], and both [[Eiko Carol|Eiko]] and [[Garnet Til Alexandros XVII|Dagger]] can use the spell. It can be [[Reflect (status)|reflected]] and works with [[Magic Counter#Final Fantasy IX|Return Magic]]. The enemy [[Yan]] also uses the spell as a counter attack.
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[[Wht Mag (Final Fantasy IX)#Float|Float]] is a [[Wht Mag (Final Fantasy IX)|White Magic]] spell that costs 6 MP. It can be learned from [[Add-on (Final Fantasy IX)#Feather Boots|Feather Boots]], [[Final Fantasy IX weapons#Lamia's Tiara|Lamia's Tiara]] and [[Final Fantasy IX weapons#Stardust Rod|Stardust Rod]], and both [[Eiko Carol|Eiko]] and [[Garnet Til Alexandros XVII|Dagger]] can use the spell. It can be [[Reflect (status)|reflected]] and works with [[Magic Counter#Final Fantasy IX|Return Magic]]. The enemy [[Yan (Final Fantasy IX)|Yan]] also uses the spell as a counter attack.
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy XI]]''===
 
===''[[Final Fantasy XI]]''===
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Levitate is a forbidden magic. This much is known only because of a mention that [[Zonpa-Zippa]] used it in one of his prototype [[Cardian]]s to allow it to move by hovering about. What type of magic it is was not specified, but given that Zonpa-Zippa is a [[White Mage (Final Fantasy XI)|White Mage]] and that Levitate has historically often been [[White Magic]] it is conjectured that Levitate is here classed as White Magic. <!-- {{Refbook|Final Fantasy XI Official Setting Document Collection ~Life in Vana'diel~|148}} -->
 
Levitate is a forbidden magic. This much is known only because of a mention that [[Zonpa-Zippa]] used it in one of his prototype [[Cardian]]s to allow it to move by hovering about. What type of magic it is was not specified, but given that Zonpa-Zippa is a [[White Mage (Final Fantasy XI)|White Mage]] and that Levitate has historically often been [[White Magic]] it is conjectured that Levitate is here classed as White Magic. <!-- {{Refbook|Final Fantasy XI Official Setting Document Collection ~Life in Vana'diel~|148}} -->
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy XII]]''===
 
===''[[Final Fantasy XII]]''===
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Float is a Level 5 [[Time Magick]] spell. Purchased in the [[Eruyt Village]] for 2,800 gil and costs 20 MP to cast. It affects all allies [[Area of Effect|in range]]. The spell can also be cast with the [[List of Final Fantasy XII items#Float Mote|Float Mote]].
 
   
In the ''International Zodiac Job System'' version, Float is Time Magick License 7. It can be learned for 80 LP, and costs 16 MP to cast. It is can only be used by the [[Time Battlemage]] job class. The spell can be found in the [[Tchita Uplands]].
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Float is a Level 5 [[Time Magicks (Final Fantasy XII)|Time Magick]] spell. Purchased in the [[Eruyt Village]] for 2,800 gil and costs 20 MP to cast. It affects all allies [[Area of Effect|in range]]. The spell can also be cast with the [[Final Fantasy XII items#Float Mote|Float Mote]].
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In the ''Zodiac'' versions, Float is Time Magick License 7. It can be learned for 80 LP, and costs 16 MP to cast. It can only be used by the [[Time Battlemage]] job class. The spell can be found in the [[Tchita Uplands]].
   
 
The Japanese version names this spell "Levitaga" {{j|レビテガ|Rebitega}} to indicate this magick has an area of effect, even though there is no lower tier counterpart.
 
The Japanese version names this spell "Levitaga" {{j|レビテガ|Rebitega}} to indicate this magick has an area of effect, even though there is no lower tier counterpart.
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy Tactics]]''===
 
===''[[Final Fantasy Tactics]]''===
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{{Q|Land of mercy, loosen tight fists! Float!|Upon casting in [[PlayStation]] version.}}
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{{Quote|Land of mercy, loosen tight fists! Float!|Upon casting ([[PlayStation]])}}
 
Float is a Time Magic spell learned from [[Time Mage (Tactics)|Time Mages]], and it costs 8 MP. It has a speed of 50 and requires 200 JP to learn.
 
Float is a Time Magic spell learned from [[Time Mage (Tactics)|Time Mages]], and it costs 8 MP. It has a speed of 50 and requires 200 JP to learn.
 
===''[[Final Fantasy Legend III]]''===
 
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Float is a Lost Magic spell, it functions like a transport and allow the party to fly across oceans on the world map. It cost 0 MP to use, and it can be found in [[North Tower]] (Present).
 
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy Explorers]]''===
 
===''[[Final Fantasy Explorers]]''===
 
{{Quote|Makes allies within range of you float. Floating allies will not take damage from terrain.|Description.}}
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{{Magic section|Final Fantasy Explorers}}
{{Q|Makes allies within range of you float. Floating allies will not take damage from terrain.|Description.}}
 
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===''[[War of the Visions: Final Fantasy Brave Exvius]]''===
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{{Ability section|War of the Visions: Final Fantasy Brave Exvius}}
   
==Non-''Final Fantasy'' Appearances==
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==Non-''Final Fantasy'' appearances==
 
===''[[Kingdom Hearts]]''===
 
===''[[Kingdom Hearts]]''===
Float allows the user to hover in the air for a moment after jumping. In ''Chain of Memories'' and ''Re:Chain of Memories'' it is the ability of the Wight Knight card, is a panel in ''358/2 Days'', and in ''Birth By Sleep'' is an ability of the Peter Pan D-Link.
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Float allows the user to hover in the air for a moment after jumping. In ''Chain of Memories'' and ''Re:Chain of Memories'' it is the ability of the Wight Knight card, is a panel in ''358/2 Days'', and in ''Birth by Sleep'' is an ability of the Peter Pan D-Link.
   
 
==Gallery==
 
==Gallery==
<gallery class="seriesa">
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<gallery>
 
FFIV SNES Float.png|''[[Final Fantasy IV]]'' (SNES).
 
FFIV SNES Float.png|''[[Final Fantasy IV]]'' (SNES).
 
FFIVFloat.png|''[[Final Fantasy IV]]'' (GBA).
 
FFIVFloat.png|''[[Final Fantasy IV]]'' (GBA).
 
FFIVDS Float.png|''[[Final Fantasy IV]]'' (DS).
 
FFIVDS Float.png|''[[Final Fantasy IV]]'' (DS).
FFIV_TAY_Float.png|''[[Final Fantasy IV: The After Years]]'' (Wii).
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TAY Wii Float.jpg|''[[Final Fantasy IV: The After Years]]'' (Wii).
 
FFIV TAY iOS Float.png|''[[Final Fantasy IV: The After Years]]'' (iOS/Android).
 
FFIV TAY iOS Float.png|''[[Final Fantasy IV: The After Years]]'' (iOS/Android).
 
FF4PSP_Float.png|''[[Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection]]''.
 
FF4PSP_Float.png|''[[Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection]]''.
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FFXII Float.PNG|''[[Final Fantasy XII]]''.
 
FFXII Float.PNG|''[[Final Fantasy XII]]''.
 
FFT Float.png|''[[Final Fantasy Tactics]]''.
 
FFT Float.png|''[[Final Fantasy Tactics]]''.
FFLIII Float.png|''[[Final Fantasy Legend III]]''.
 
 
</gallery>
 
</gallery>
   
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The Japanese name is levitate. {{Etym|Levitation}}
 
The Japanese name is levitate. {{Etym|Levitation}}
   
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[[Category:Recurring White Magic]]
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[[Category:Recurring Time Magic]]
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[[Category:Final Fantasy IV White Magic]]
 
[[Category:Final Fantasy V Time Magic]]
 
[[Category:Final Fantasy VI Effect Magic]]
 
[[Category:Final Fantasy VIII Supportive Magic]]
 
[[Category:Final Fantasy IX White Magic]]
 
[[Category:Final Fantasy XII Time Magick]]
 
[[Category:Final Fantasy Tactics Time Magick]]
 

Revision as of 22:49, 1 July 2020

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FFV iOS Float

Float in Final Fantasy V.

Time magick that warps space, allowing its targets to float a height of 1h above the ground.

Float (レビテト, Rebiteto?, lit. Levitate) is a recurring spell in the Final Fantasy series.

It causes the Float status, which is generally used to avoid Earth-elemental attacks in battle while avoiding floor traps and damage floors in dungeons. There is a different ability in Final Fantasy Legend III with the same English name, which is actually more of a teleportation spell.

Appearances

Final Fantasy IV

Levitates target.

Description

Float is a White Magic spell that has a casting time of 1 and costs 8 MP. In the 3D versions, casting Float a second time removes the status. Rosa learns this spell at level 35 in 2D versions, and at level 38 in the 3D versions; and Porom learns it at level 40; while Tellah learns it after Mount Ordeals; and Fusoya comes with it initially.

It avoids damage from the enemy ability Earthquake and allows the party to walk safely on the damaging floors found in the Passage of the Eidolons, Sylph Cave, and some parts of the Lunar Ruins.

Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-

Float is a White Magic spell learned by Rosa (level 35) and Porom (level 40). It grants Float to a single or multiple target at the cost of 8 MP.

Final Fantasy IV: The After Years

Float can be used by Fusoya initially, while Rosa and Porom learn it at level 40, Ceodore at level 25, and Leonora at level 38. It still costs 8 MP to cast.

Final Fantasy V

Levitates target.

Description

Float is a Level 2 Time Magic spell that costs 10 MP. It can be bought in the Phantom Village for 300 gil, or found at Castle Surgate in a Hidden passage. Float can be cast by both Chrono Controller and Omniscient. The player may utilize this ability by catching and releasing a Gaelicat or Poison Eagle.

Levisalve is a Mix ability used by mixing Antidote and Maiden's Kiss, and acts as the Float spell.

Final Fantasy VI

Causes the target to float in midair.

Description

Float is an effect spell that costs 17 MP. It can be learned from the Espers Quetzalli at a x5 rate or Cait Sith at a x2 rate. It is vulnerable to Runic.

Final Fantasy VIII

The Float spell can be drawn from Gesper, Thrustaevis, and Blood Soul. Junctioning 100 Floats to Elem-Def-J grants 50% protection from the Earth element. Float is one of the very few spells that cannot be obtained by refining. Casting Float in battle lowers compatibility with Brothers by 0.4.

Final Fantasy IX

Allows single/multiple targets to float in the air.

Description

Float is a White Magic spell that costs 6 MP. It can be learned from Feather Boots, Lamia's Tiara and Stardust Rod, and both Eiko and Dagger can use the spell. It can be reflected and works with Return Magic. The enemy Yan also uses the spell as a counter attack.

Final Fantasy XI

Levitate is a forbidden magic. This much is known only because of a mention that Zonpa-Zippa used it in one of his prototype Cardians to allow it to move by hovering about. What type of magic it is was not specified, but given that Zonpa-Zippa is a White Mage and that Levitate has historically often been White Magic it is conjectured that Levitate is here classed as White Magic.

Final Fantasy XII

Float is a Level 5 Time Magick spell. Purchased in the Eruyt Village for 2,800 gil and costs 20 MP to cast. It affects all allies in range. The spell can also be cast with the Float Mote.

In the Zodiac versions, Float is Time Magick License 7. It can be learned for 80 LP, and costs 16 MP to cast. It can only be used by the Time Battlemage job class. The spell can be found in the Tchita Uplands.

The Japanese version names this spell "Levitaga" (レビテガ, Rebitega?) to indicate this magick has an area of effect, even though there is no lower tier counterpart.

Final Fantasy Tactics

Land of mercy, loosen tight fists! Float!

Upon casting (PlayStation)

Float is a Time Magic spell learned from Time Mages, and it costs 8 MP. It has a speed of 50 and requires 200 JP to learn.

Final Fantasy Explorers

Makes allies within range of you float. Floating allies will not take damage from terrain.

Description.
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Non-Final Fantasy appearances

Kingdom Hearts

Float allows the user to hover in the air for a moment after jumping. In Chain of Memories and Re:Chain of Memories it is the ability of the Wight Knight card, is a panel in 358/2 Days, and in Birth by Sleep is an ability of the Peter Pan D-Link.

Gallery

Etymology

The Japanese name is levitate. Levitation (from Latin levitas "lightness") is the process by which an object is held aloft, without mechanical support, in a stable position. Levitation is accomplished by providing an upward force that counteracts the pull of gravity (in relation to gravity on earth), plus a smaller stabilizing force that pushes the object toward a home position whenever it is a small distance away from that home position.