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[[File:Ghost ff1.jpg|right|250px|Artwork of Ghost in the original ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' by [[Yoshitaka Amano]].]]
  
[[File:Ghost ff1.jpg|right|250px|Artwork of Ghost in the original ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' by [[Yoshitaka Amano]].]]
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The '''Ghost''' {{j|ゴースト|Gōsuto}} is a recurring enemy in the ''[[Final Fantasy (series)|Final Fantasy]]'' series. They differ in appearances from game to game, but often appear as [[undead]].
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The '''Ghost''' {{j|ゴースト|Gōsuto}} is a recurring enemy in the [[Final Fantasy series|''Final Fantasy'' series]]. They differ in appearances from game to game, but often appear as [[undead]]-type enemies.
   
 
{{See Also|Shadow (enemy)|Specter (enemy)|Wraith (enemy)}}
  
{{See Also|Shadow (enemy)|Specter (enemy)|Wraith (enemy)}}
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==Appearances==
  
==Appearances==
 
===''[[Final Fantasy]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy]]''===
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{{main|Ghost (Final Fantasy)}}
  
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The ''Ghost'' is a dangerous undead enemy that appears in the [[Sunken Shrine]].
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The Ghost is a dangerous undead enemy that appears in the [[Sunken Shrine]].
   
 
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===''[[Final Fantasy II]]''===
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With an appearance resembling a zombie more than a ghost, the ''Ghost'' enemy can be found in the [[Mysidia (Final Fantasy II)|Mysidian]] areas.
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Ghosts have a more skeletal appearance and can be found in the [[Mysidia (Final Fantasy II)|Mysidian]] areas.
   
 
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===''[[Final Fantasy IV]]''===
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{{main|Evil Dreamer (Final Fantasy IV)}}
  
{{main|Evil Dreamer (Final Fantasy IV)}}
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Evil Dreamer, originally called Ghost, are fought in the [[Sylph Cave]]. They are not particularly powerful enemies, and they always alternate between a physical attack and casting [[Fira (ability)|Fira]]. Regular physical attacks as well as powerful magic are enough to defeat them.
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Evil Dreamer (originally called Ghost) are fought in the [[Sylph Cave]]. They are not particularly powerful enemies, and they always alternate between a physical attack and casting [[Fira (ability)|Fira]]. Regular physical attacks as well as powerful magic are enough to defeat them.
   
 
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===''[[Final Fantasy VI]]''===
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{{main|Ghost (Final Fantasy VI enemy)}}
  
{{main|Ghost (Final Fantasy VI enemy)}}
 
Ghosts are fought on the [[Phantom Train (Final Fantasy VI)|Phantom Train]]. It likes using [[Fire (element)|Fire]] elemental attacks, as well as its special attack Time Freeze, which inflicts [[Stop (status)|Stop]] on one character. They are weak to [[Holy (element)|Holy]] elemental attacks, so the fastest way to take them out is using [[Sabin Rene Figaro|Sabin's]] Aura Cannon, though they are not particularly difficult to defeat with regular attacks.
  
Ghosts are fought on the [[Phantom Train (Final Fantasy VI)|Phantom Train]]. It likes using [[Fire (element)|Fire]] elemental attacks, as well as its special attack Time Freeze, which inflicts [[Stop (status)|Stop]] on one character. They are weak to [[Holy (element)|Holy]] elemental attacks, so the fastest way to take them out is using [[Sabin Rene Figaro|Sabin's]] Aura Cannon, though they are not particularly difficult to defeat with regular attacks.
   
 
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[[Ghost (Final Fantasy VII)|Ghosts]] are fought specifically in the [[Train Graveyard]] after defeating [[Aps]], and later in the [[Battle Square]] only on disc 1. They are the only source for the [[Final Fantasy VII items#Ghost Hand|Ghost Hand]] items, which can either be dropped or stolen. Whenever any action is performed on them, they will vanish for a limited time, in which the player will be unable to harm them.
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[[Ghost (Final Fantasy VII)|Ghosts]] are fought specifically in the [[Train Graveyard]] after defeating [[Aps]], and later in the [[Battle Square]] only on Disc 1. They are the only source for the [[List of Final Fantasy VII items#Ghost Hand|Ghost Hand]] items, either by winning or stealing. Whenever any action is performed on them, they will vanish for a limited time, in which the player will be unable to harm them.
  
   
 
They can cast [[Drain (ability)|Drain]] and attack physically, but their [[Fire (ability)|Fire]] spell is the most powerful move they have. Using Fire against them is the quickest way to defeat them. They usually appear in groups of 2 or 3 Ghosts, or 2 Ghosts and a [[Deenglow]].
  
They can cast [[Drain (ability)|Drain]] and attack physically, but their [[Fire (ability)|Fire]] spell is the most powerful move they have. Using Fire against them is the quickest way to defeat them. They usually appear in groups of 2 or 3 Ghosts, or 2 Ghosts and a [[Deenglow]].
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy IX]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy IX]]''===
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{{main|Ghost (Final Fantasy IX)}}
  
{{main|Ghost (Final Fantasy IX)}}
 
Ghosts are fought in the underground area of [[Dali]], and are powerful enemies that uses various elemental spells. Being an undead, using healing items and spells like [[Cure (ability)|Cure]] on them is the fastest way of taking them out. Also, being undead, they are also vulnerable to the [[Fire (ability)|Fire]] element, so using Vivi's Black Magic and later on Steiner's Magic Sword with a Fire-type spell loaded into it, is an effective way of taking them out.
  
Ghosts are fought in the underground area of [[Dali]], and are powerful enemies that uses various elemental spells. Being an undead, using healing items and spells like [[Cure (ability)|Cure]] on them is the fastest way of taking them out. Also, being undead, they are also vulnerable to the [[Fire (ability)|Fire]] element, so using Vivi's Black Magic and later on Steiner's Magic Sword with a Fire-type spell loaded into it, is an effective way of taking them out.
   
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It is recommended that when encountered in Dali, you should have Vivi use Focus, so his magic power is increased, and thus deals more damage. There is also a friendly [[Ghost (Friendly)|Ghost]] that appears near [[Treno]] on Bentini Heights that the player may give some Ores to to get a [[Hi-Potion]] and 10 AP.
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It is recommended that when encountered in Dali, have Vivi use Focus, so his magic power is increased, and thus deals more damage. There is also a friendly [[Ghost (Friendly)|Ghost]] that appears near [[Treno]] on Bentini Heights that the player may give some Ores to to get a [[Hi-Potion]] and 10 AP.
   
 
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===''[[Final Fantasy X]]''===
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[[File:Ghost-enemy-ffx.png|right|180px]]
  
[[File:Ghost-enemy-ffx.png|right|180px]]
 
{{main|Ghost (Final Fantasy X)}}
  
{{main|Ghost (Final Fantasy X)}}
 
Ghosts are fought in the [[Cavern of the Stolen Fayth]], and will always open up the battle with the [[Doom (ability)|Doom]] spell, which [[Kimahri Ronso|Kimahri]] can learn as a [[Ronso Rage]]. It is best to use physical attacks or non-elemental attacks to defeat it, as it changes its elemental weakness from battle to battle. Having elemental absorbing abilities makes killing them even more easier, as they only use elemental spells after using Doom.
  
Ghosts are fought in the [[Cavern of the Stolen Fayth]], and will always open up the battle with the [[Doom (ability)|Doom]] spell, which [[Kimahri Ronso|Kimahri]] can learn as a [[Ronso Rage]]. It is best to use physical attacks or non-elemental attacks to defeat it, as it changes its elemental weakness from battle to battle. Having elemental absorbing abilities makes killing them even more easier, as they only use elemental spells after using Doom.
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When encountering a ghost for the first time, [[Yuna]] may remark on how Ghosts are actually people that have been [[Sending|sent]], but didn't actually make it to the [[Farplane (Final Fantasy X)|Farplane]] (likely due to their emotional ties with [[Spira]] being so strong) - and therefore became a [[Fiend (Final Fantasy X)|fiend]].
 
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{{main|Ghost (Final Fantasy XI)}}
  
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Ghost is a member of the [[Ghost (Final Fantasy XI)|Ghost]] family of enemies. It is weak against [[Holy (element)|Light]] and [[Fire (element)|Fire]]. It spawns during 20:00 - 4:00 in La Theine Plateau, Konschtat Highlands, and Tahrongi Canyon.
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===''[[Final Fantasy XII]]''===
  
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{{main|Ghost (Final Fantasy XII)}}
  
{{main|Ghost (Final Fantasy XII)}}
 
The Ghost will appear in the [[Garamsythe Waterway]] while it is flooded.
  
The Ghost will appear in the [[Garamsythe Waterway]] while it is flooded.
   
 
====''[[Fortress]]''====
  
====''[[Fortress]]''====
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Ghosts similar to the ones in ''Final Fantasy XII'' were set to appear in this cancelled spinoff installment.
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Ghosts similar to the ones in ''Final Fantasy XII'' were set to appear in this spinoff installment.
  
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy Tactics]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy Tactics]]''===
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{{main|Ghost (Tactics)}}
  
{{main|Ghost (Tactics)}}
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''Ghosts'' are a class of enemies that float above ground and specialize in the Dark element.
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Ghosts are a class of enemies that float above ground and specialize in the Dark element.
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift]]''===
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{{main|Ghost (Tactics A2)}}
  
{{main|Ghost (Tactics A2)}}
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''Ghosts'' are a species of monster that float above ground and can warp around the battlefield, thus making them vary agile. Once "killed", they will revive themselves unless the battle is won within three turns or the uses a one of various abilities to permanently remove them from battle.
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Ghosts are a species of monster that float above ground and can warp around the battlefield, thus making them vary agile. Once "killed", they will revive themselves unless the battle is won within three turns or the uses a one of various abilities to permanently remove them from battle.
   
 
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{{sideicon|VagrS}}
  
 
{{main|Ghost (Vagrant Story)}}
  
{{main|Ghost (Vagrant Story)}}
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles]]''===
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{{main|Ghost (Crystal Chronicles)}}
  
{{main|Ghost (Crystal Chronicles)}}
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates]]''===
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{{main|Dark Skeleton (Ring of Fates)}}
  
{{main|Dark Skeleton (Ring of Fates)}}
   
 
===''[[Crystal Defenders]]''===
  
===''[[Crystal Defenders]]''===
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[[File:CD Ghost.gif|70px|right]]
  
[[File:CD Ghost.gif|70px|right]]
 
{{main|Ghost (Crystal Defenders)}}
  
{{main|Ghost (Crystal Defenders)}}
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===''[[Final Fantasy Mystic Quest]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy Mystic Quest]]''===
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{{main|Ghost (Mystic Quest)}}
  
{{main|Ghost (Mystic Quest)}}
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy Adventure]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy Adventure]]''===
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[[File:FFA Ghost Sprite.png|right]]
  
[[File:FFA Ghost Sprite.png|right]]
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The [[List of Final Fantasy Adventure enemies#Ghost|Ghost]] is an enemy found within the [[Glaive Castle]], [[Glaive's Airship]], and [[Mt. Rocks]]. They have a chance of inflicting [[Blind (status)|Dark]] per hit, they also can drop [[List of Final Fantasy Adventure items#Ether|Ether]] or [[List of Final Fantasy Adventure items#Wisdom|Wisdom]].
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The [[Final Fantasy Adventure enemies#Ghost|Ghost]] is an enemy found within the [[Glaive Castle]], [[Glaive's Airship]], and [[Mt. Rocks]]. They have a chance of inflicting [[Blind (status)|Dark]] per hit, they also can drop [[Final Fantasy Adventure items#Ether|Ether]] or [[Final Fantasy Adventure items#Wisdom|Wisdom]].
 
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===''[[The Final Fantasy Legend]]''===
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[[File:FFL Buruburu.png|right]]
  
[[File:FFL Buruburu.png|right]]
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The Ghost is not a fightable enemy, but is a possible monster that the party's monster unit(s) can transform into.
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The Ghost is a Tier 6 ghost that the party's monster unit(s) can transform into. As such, it cannot be fought, and requires that the monster eats one of the final Fiends' meats to reach Level 14 first.
 
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===''[[Final Fantasy Legend II]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy Legend II]]''===
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[[File:FFLII Ghost.png|right]]
  
[[File:FFLII Ghost.png|right]]
 
The Ghost is an enemy that exists only as a possible monster that the party's monster unit(s) can transform into: it does not appear as an opponent.
  
The Ghost is an enemy that exists only as a possible monster that the party's monster unit(s) can transform into: it does not appear as an opponent.
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===''[[Final Fantasy Legend III]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy Legend III]]''===
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[[File:FFLIII Ghost Monster.gif|right]]
  
[[File:FFLIII Ghost Monster.gif|right]]
 
The Ghost is an enemy and also a possible monster that the party can [[Transformation (Legend III)|transform]] into.
  
The Ghost is an enemy and also a possible monster that the party can [[Transformation (Legend III)|transform]] into.
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===''[[Bravely Default]]''===
  
===''[[Bravely Default]]''===
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{{Main|Ghost (Bravely Default)}}
  
{{Main|Ghost (Bravely Default)}}
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The Ghost is an enemy that appears in the [[Eisenberg Region]] at night.
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The Ghost is an undead enemy fought in the [[Eisenberg Region]] (Night). It casts Curse to reduce its target's physical attack and physical defense, and Fear to keep them from using Brave or Default.
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[[File:DFFOO Ghost Icon.png|right]]
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Ghost appears as an enemy. The Ghost resembles the [[Ghost (Final Fantasy XII)|Ghost]] from ''[[Final Fantasy XII]]''.
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===''[[Pictlogica Final Fantasy]]''===
  
===''[[Pictlogica Final Fantasy]]''===
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{{Enemy-stub|Pictlogica Final Fantasy}}
  
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===''[[Final Fantasy Artniks]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy Artniks]]''===
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===''[[Final Fantasy Record Keeper]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy Record Keeper]]''===
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{{Enemy-stub|Final Fantasy Record Keeper}}
  
{{Enemy-stub|Final Fantasy Record Keeper}}
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy Explorers]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy Explorers]]''===
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[[File:FFE Ghost.png|right|75px|Ghost.]]
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[[File:FFE Ghost.png|right|75px|Ghost in ''Final Fantasy Explorers''.]]
  
 
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===''[[Final Fantasy Brave Exvius]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy Brave Exvius]]''===
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[[File:FFBE Ghost Sprite.png|right]]
  
[[File:FFBE Ghost Sprite.png|right]]
 
{{Main|Ghost (Brave Exvius)}}
  
{{Main|Ghost (Brave Exvius)}}
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===''[[Final Fantasy Trading Card Game]]''===
  
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===''[[Chocobo's Dungeon 2]]''===
  
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Ghost-FFX.jpg|Artwork from ''[[Final Fantasy X]]''.
  
Ghost-FFX.jpg|Artwork from ''[[Final Fantasy X]]''.
 
FFA Ghost Artwork.gif|''[[Final Fantasy Adventure]]'' artwork.
  
FFA Ghost Artwork.gif|''[[Final Fantasy Adventure]]'' artwork.
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BADR Ghost.png|''[[Bravely Archive]]''.
 
PFF Ghost FFII.png|''[[Pictlogica Final Fantasy]]'' [FFII].
  
PFF Ghost FFII.png|''[[Pictlogica Final Fantasy]]'' [FFII].
 
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FFT Ghoul I Artniks.png|''[[Final Fantasy Artniks]]''.
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Artwork of Ghost in the original Final Fantasy by Yoshitaka Amano.

The Ghost (ゴースト, Gōsuto?) is a recurring enemy in the Final Fantasy series. They differ in appearances from game to game, but often appear as undead-type enemies.

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Appearances

Final Fantasy

Main article: Ghost (Final Fantasy)

The Ghost is a dangerous undead enemy that appears in the Sunken Shrine.

Final Fantasy II

Main article: Ghost (Final Fantasy II)

Ghosts have a more skeletal appearance and can be found in the Mysidian areas.

Final Fantasy IV

Main article: Evil Dreamer (Final Fantasy IV)

Evil Dreamer (originally called Ghost) are fought in the Sylph Cave. They are not particularly powerful enemies, and they always alternate between a physical attack and casting Fira. Regular physical attacks as well as powerful magic are enough to defeat them.

Final Fantasy VI

Main article: Ghost (Final Fantasy VI enemy)

Ghosts are fought on the Phantom Train. It likes using Fire elemental attacks, as well as its special attack Time Freeze, which inflicts Stop on one character. They are weak to Holy elemental attacks, so the fastest way to take them out is using Sabin's Aura Cannon, though they are not particularly difficult to defeat with regular attacks.

Final Fantasy VII

Ghosts are fought specifically in the Train Graveyard after defeating Aps, and later in the Battle Square only on disc 1. They are the only source for the Ghost Hand items, which can either be dropped or stolen. Whenever any action is performed on them, they will vanish for a limited time, in which the player will be unable to harm them.

They can cast Drain and attack physically, but their Fire spell is the most powerful move they have. Using Fire against them is the quickest way to defeat them. They usually appear in groups of 2 or 3 Ghosts, or 2 Ghosts and a Deenglow.

Final Fantasy IX

Main article: Ghost (Final Fantasy IX)

Ghosts are fought in the underground area of Dali, and are powerful enemies that uses various elemental spells. Being an undead, using healing items and spells like Cure on them is the fastest way of taking them out. Also, being undead, they are also vulnerable to the Fire element, so using Vivi's Black Magic and later on Steiner's Magic Sword with a Fire-type spell loaded into it, is an effective way of taking them out.

It is recommended that when encountered in Dali, have Vivi use Focus, so his magic power is increased, and thus deals more damage. There is also a friendly Ghost that appears near Treno on Bentini Heights that the player may give some Ores to to get a Hi-Potion and 10 AP.

Final Fantasy X

Ghost-enemy-ffx
Main article: Ghost (Final Fantasy X)

Ghosts are fought in the Cavern of the Stolen Fayth, and will always open up the battle with the Doom spell, which Kimahri can learn as a Ronso Rage. It is best to use physical attacks or non-elemental attacks to defeat it, as it changes its elemental weakness from battle to battle. Having elemental absorbing abilities makes killing them even more easier, as they only use elemental spells after using Doom.

When encountering a ghost for the first time, Yuna may remark on how Ghosts are actually people that have been sent, but didn't actually make it to the Farplane (likely due to their emotional ties with Spira being so strong) - and therefore became a fiend.

Final Fantasy XI

Main article: Ghost (Final Fantasy XI)

Ghost is a member of the Ghost family of enemies. It is weak against Light and Fire. It spawns during 20:00 - 4:00 in La Theine Plateau, Konschtat Highlands, and Tahrongi Canyon.

Final Fantasy XII

Main article: Ghost (Final Fantasy XII)

The Ghost will appear in the Garamsythe Waterway while it is flooded.

Fortress

Ghosts similar to the ones in Final Fantasy XII were set to appear in this cancelled spinoff installment.

Final Fantasy Tactics

Main article: Ghost (Tactics)

Ghosts are a class of enemies that float above ground and specialize in the Dark element.

Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift

Main article: Ghost (Tactics A2)

Ghosts are a species of monster that float above ground and can warp around the battlefield, thus making them vary agile. Once "killed", they will revive themselves unless the battle is won within three turns or the uses a one of various abilities to permanently remove them from battle.

Vagrant Story

Main article: Ghost (Vagrant Story)

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles

Main article: Ghost (Crystal Chronicles)

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates

Main article: Dark Skeleton (Ring of Fates)

Crystal Defenders

CD Ghost
Main article: Ghost (Crystal Defenders)


Final Fantasy Mystic Quest

Main article: Ghost (Mystic Quest)

Final Fantasy Adventure

FFA Ghost Sprite

The Ghost is an enemy found within the Glaive Castle, Glaive's Airship, and Mt. Rocks. They have a chance of inflicting Dark per hit, they also can drop Ether or Wisdom.

The Final Fantasy Legend

FFL Buruburu

The Ghost is a Tier 6 ghost that the party's monster unit(s) can transform into. As such, it cannot be fought, and requires that the monster eats one of the final Fiends' meats to reach Level 14 first.

Final Fantasy Legend II

FFLII Ghost

The Ghost is an enemy that exists only as a possible monster that the party's monster unit(s) can transform into: it does not appear as an opponent.

Final Fantasy Legend III

FFLIII Ghost Monster

The Ghost is an enemy and also a possible monster that the party can transform into.

Bravely Default

Main article: Ghost (Bravely Default)

The Ghost is an undead enemy fought in the Eisenberg Region (Night). It casts Curse to reduce its target's physical attack and physical defense, and Fear to keep them from using Brave or Default.

Bravely Archive

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Bravely Second: End Layer

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Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia

DFFOO Ghost Icon

Ghost appears as an enemy. The Ghost resembles the Ghost from Final Fantasy XII.

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Pictlogica Final Fantasy

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Final Fantasy Artniks

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Final Fantasy Record Keeper

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Final Fantasy Explorers

Ghost.
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Final Fantasy Brave Exvius

FFBE Ghost Sprite
Main article: Ghost (Brave Exvius)
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Final Fantasy Trading Card Game

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Triple Triad (Portal App)

114a Ghost

Ghost from Final Fantasy VI has a Triple Triad card.

Chocobo's Dungeon 2

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Gallery

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Etymology

A ghost is the soul or spirit of a deceased person or animal that can appear, in visible form or other manifestation, to the living. Ghosts are generally described as solitary essences that haunt particular locations, objects, or people they were associated with in life, though stories of phantom armies, ghost trains, phantom ships, and even ghost animals have also been recounted.

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Recurring enemies
Aquan Adamantoise - Aspidochelon - Dagon - Desert Sahagin - Genbu - Gigantoad - Gil Turtle - Killer Fish - Kraken - Land Turtle - Leap Frog - Merrow - Oannes - Oceanus - Orobon - Piranha - Poison Toad - Remora - Sahagin - Sahagin Chief - Sahagin Prince - Sea Devil - Sea Serpent - Splasher - Toad - Ultros
Ahriman Ahriman - Blood Eye - Dark Eye - Evil Eye - Floating Eye - Fly Eye - Plague
Avian Axebeak - Bat - Bennu - Blood Bat - Buer - Cockatrice - Garuda - Griffon - Harpy - Helldiver - Poison Bat - Poison Eagle - Pyrolisk - Redmaw - Rudra - Rukh - Seeker Bat - Simurgh - Steel Bat - Strato Avis - Suzaku - Thunderbird - Tot Aevis - Vulture - Zu
Beast Bandercoeurl - Bandersnatch - Basilisk - Behemoth - Big Horn - Blind Wolf - Blood Taste - Bugbear - Bulette - Byakko - Catoblepas - Cerberus - Chimera - Chimera Brain - Chocobo - Coeurl - Crazy Horse - Dark Behemoth - Dhorme Chimera - Dual Horn - Epiolnis - Fenrir - Flamehound - Frostbeast - Gaelicat - Garm - Garula - Gorgimera - Grandhorn - Guard Hound - Hellhound - Humbaba - Iguion - Ironback - Ixion - Kaiser Behemoth - King Behemoth - Kirin - Lizard - Lizardman - Manticore - Mesmenir - Minotaur - Mu - Nightmare - Nutkin - Python - Sabertooth Tiger - Sekhret - Silver Lobo - Skull Eater - Soul Eater - Sphinx - Sprinter - Stunner - Sword Rat - Unicorn - Warg Wolf - Wererat - Wolf - Yowie - Zaghnal
Bomb Balloon - Bomb - Grenade - Ice Bomb - King Bomb - Mom Bomb - Purobolos
Dragon Aeronite - Archaeoaevis - Archaeosaur - Black Dragon - Blue Dragon - Bone Dragon - Brachioraidos - Clockwork Dragon - Dark Bahamut - Dragon - Dragon Aevis - Dragon Zombie - Earth Dragon - Fafnir - Fossil Dragon - Ghidra - Gizamaluk - Gold Dragon - Great Dragon - Green Dragon - Holy Dragon - Hydra - Ice Dragon - Jormungand - Jura Aevis - Lesser Lopros - Magic Dragon - Midgardsormr - Mini Dragon - Mushussu - Nidhogg - Red Dragon - Ruby Dragon - Salamander - Sea Dragon - Seiryu - Shadow Dragon - Shield Dragon - Shinryu - Silver Dragon - Skull Dragon - Storm Dragon - Svarog - Thunder Dragon - Tiamat - Twintania - Two-Headed Dragon - Tyrannosaur - Tyrant - Vouivre - Vulcan - Wingvern - Wyrm - Wyvern - Yamatano Orochi - Yellow Dragon - Yiazmat
Elemental Air Elemental - Dark Elemental - Earth Elemental - Elemental - Fire Elemental - Liquid Flame - Water Elemental
Fey Faerie - Nymph - Sprite - Sylph - Titania
Fiend Archaeodaemon - Anubys - Astaroth - Belphegor - Byblos - Calofisteri - Chadarnook - Chaos - Cloud of Darkness - Deathgaze - Death Claw - Demon - Demon Wall - Diabolos - Echidna - Fiend - Garchimacera - Gargoyle - Gazer - Goddess - Gomory - Greater Demon - Gremlin - Hecteyes - Hedgehog Pie - Imp - Iron Claw - Lamia - Lamia Matriarch - Lamia Queen - Lilith - Lucifer - Marilith - Medusa - Melusine - Mimic - Mindflayer - Mini Satana - Mover - Naga - Parasite - Piscodemon - Pit Fiend - Reaver - Scylla - Squidraken - Succubus - Taurus - Thanatos - Twintania - Watcher - Zurvan
Flan Black Flan - Dark Flan - Flan - Flan Azul - Flan Princess - Green Slime - Ice Flan - Purple Bavarois - Red Marshmallow - Slime - White Mousse - Yellow Jelly
Gigas/Giant Acheron - Cyclops - Elm Gigas - Fire Gigas - Gigantos - Gigas - Glasya Labolas - Hecatoncheir - Hill Gigas - Oceanus - Ogre - Ogre Mage - Titan - Troll
Humanoid Amon - Bandit - Black Goblin - Black Knight - Captain - Centaurion - Dadaluma - Death Rider - Djinn - Elite Trooper - Fell Knight - General - Gilgamesh - Goblin - Goblin Captain - Goblin Guard - Goblin Mage - Goblin Prince - Guard - Halicarnassus - Hobgoblin - Joker - Li'l Murderer - Magician - Magus Sisters - Necromancer - Ninja - Orc - Pirate - PSICOM Enforcer - Red Cap - Ricard Mage - Samurai - Siegfried - Sleepy - Soldier - Sorcerer - Vice - Werewolf - Yojimbo - Wizard
Insect Ankheg - Antares - Antlion - Arachne - Bite Bug - Black Widow - Caterchipillar - Dragonfly - Gloom Widow - Hornet - Hundlegs - Insectus - Killer Bee - Killer Mantis - Kyuvilduns - Scorpion - Tarantula - Tunneler
Machine Armor Construct - Armored Fiend - Attack Node - Chaser - Clockwork Soldier - Clockwork Dragon - Colossus - CPU - Death Machine - Defense Node - Dreadnought - Guardian - Guard Scorpion - Heli Gunner - Io - Iron Giant - Magna Roader - Manasvin Warmech - Nymurod - Omega - Prometheus - Proto Armor - Prototype - Red Giant - Satellite - Searcher - Soldier - Spitfire - Sweeper - Tunnel Armor - Tyrant
Plant Alraune - Cactuar - Carrot - Cassie - Dryad - Exoray - Funguar - Gigantuar - Goobbue - Great Malboro - Kactuar - Leshy - Malboro - Malboro Menace - Mammon - Mandragora - Mandragora Prince - Mandrake - Microchu - Moss Fungus - Myconid - Neochu - Ochu - Ouroboros - Rafflesia - Roper - Stroper - Treant - Triffid - Wood Eyes
Golem/Stone Clay Golem - Golem - Mythril Golem - Objet d'Art - Stone Golem
Summoned monster Alexander - Asura - Bahamut - Brynhildr - Carbuncle - Diabolos - Garuda - Golem - Ifrit - Leviathan - Magus Sisters - Odin - Phoenix - Ramuh - Shiva - Titan - Ultima - Zalera
Undead Abaddon - Banshee - Bloodbones - Bone Dragon - Daedalus - Dark Skeleton - Death Knight - Dinozombie - Dragon Zombie - Dullahan - Evil Dreamer - Ghast - Ghost - Ghoul - Ixtab - Kum Kum - Lich - Mummy - Oversoul - Phantom - Phantom Train - Red Wisp - Revenant - Shadow - Shambling Corpse - Skeleton - Skull Dragon - Specter - Spirit - Spritzer - Taxim - Vampire - Wight - Wraith - Zombie
Weapon Atlas - Diamond Weapon - Emerald Weapon - Omega Weapon - Ruby Weapon - Sapphire Weapon - Ultima Weapon
Worm Abyss Worm - Crawler - Gigas Worm - Land Worm - Lava Worm - Sand Worm
Other Atomos - Brainpan - Brothers - Chocobo Eater - Earth Eater - Eden - Enchanted Fan - Enkidu - Eukaryote - Four Fiends - Fury - Gesper - Jabberwock - Magic Pot - The Mandragoras - Master Tonberry - Necrophobe - Prokaryote - Sandcrawler - Tonberry - Tonberry King - Twin Heads - Typhon - Warring Triad
Enemy types
Boss - Heavy
Fiend (Final Fantasy X series) - Cie'th (Lightning Saga) - Voidsent / Sin eater (Final Fantasy XIV) - Daemon (Final Fantasy XV) - Akashic (Final Fantasy XVI) - Manikin (Dissidia Final Fantasy series)
In-game bestiaries
Final Fantasy - Final Fantasy II - Final Fantasy III - Final Fantasy IV) - Final Fantasy IV -Interlude- - Final Fantasy IV: The After Years - Final Fantasy V - Final Fantasy VI - Final Fantasy VII Remake - Final Fantasy VII Rebirth - Final Fantasy X-2 - Final Fantasy XII - Final Fantasy XIII - Final Fantasy XIII-2 - Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII - Final Fantasy XV - Final Fantasy XVI - Final Fantasy Type-0 - World of Final Fantasy
Lists of enemies
Final Fantasy - Final Fantasy II - Final Fantasy III - Final Fantasy IV - Interlude - Final Fantasy IV: The After Years - Final Fantasy V - Final Fantasy VI - Final Fantasy VII - Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII- - Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- - Dirge of Cerberus -Final Fantasy VII- - Final Fantasy VII Remake - Final Fantasy VII Rebirth - Final Fantasy VIII - Final Fantasy IX - Final Fantasy X - Final Fantasy X-2 - Last Mission - Final Fantasy XI - Final Fantasy XII - Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings - Final Fantasy XIII - Final Fantasy XIII-2 - Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII - Final Fantasy XIV - Final Fantasy XV - A King's Tale: Final Fantasy XV - Final Fantasy XVI - Final Fantasy Tactics - Final Fantasy Tactics Advance - Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift - Final Fantasy Tactics S - Crystal Defenders - Crystal Defenders: Vanguard Storm - Vagrant Story - Final Fantasy Type-0 - Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles - Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates - Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King - Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time - Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a Darklord - Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers - Final Fantasy Mystic Quest - Final Fantasy Adventure - The Final Fantasy Legend - Final Fantasy Legend II - Final Fantasy Legend III - Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light - Dimensions - Dimensions II - Dissidia Final Fantasy - Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy - Opera Omnia - Theatrhythm Final Fantasy - Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call - Pictlogica Final Fantasy - Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade - Final Fantasy All the Bravest - Record Keeper - Explorers - World Wide Words - Brave Exvius - World of Final Fantasy
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