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The Giant's Gloves as seen in Final Fantasy V.

Gloves that prevent mini status.

Final Fantasy V description

The Giant's Gloves (きょじんのこて, Kyojin no Kote?), also known as the Titan's Gloves, Gigas Glove, Atlas Armlet, Zeus, or Giant's Ring (巨人の腕輪, Kyojin no Udewa?), are a recurring set of gauntlets of the Giant variety in the Final Fantasy series. They appear as mediocre armor that increases physical power, and appear paired with the Thief Gloves, which increase Speed in the earliest appearances.

Appearances[]

Final Fantasy[]

Gloves that cast Saber when used.

Description

The Giant's Gloves are a medium rank armor and cast Saber if used as an item, which makes them extremely useful. It grants +6 Defense, +3 Weight, and can be found in the Sunken Shrine.

Final Fantasy II[]

Gloves that enhance strength.

Description

The Giant's Gloves (Titan's Gloves in Origins), are a medium rank armor that grant +15 Defense, -17% Evade, +5% Magic Defense, and +10 Strength. They can be bought in Mysidia for 2,000 gil.

Final Fantasy IV[]

Gloves that prevent Mini.

Description

The Giant's Gloves (also called Zeus) are a medium rank armor that increase Stamina, Strength, and Defense by 10, and also provide protection from Mini and Giants. They can only be dropped from Ogres, Mad Ogres, and Steel Golems.

Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-[]

Giant's Gloves can be equipped by Cecil, Cid, and Edge while initially equipped on the latter. It can drop from Ogre and Steel Golem found in the Upper Section of the Tower of Babil. It has a defense of 10, evasion of -1 with a bonus of +10 Strength & Stamina, and grants protection to Mini and Giants.

Final Fantasy IV: The After Years[]

The Giant's Gloves provide 10 Defense, -10% Evade, Attack +2, Strength +10 and Stamina +10. They are strong against Giant attacks. They can drop from Ogre, Adamantite Golem, Mad Ogre, Steel Golem.

Final Fantasy V[]

The Titan's Gloves are the most powerful set of gauntlets that increase Stamina and Strength by 5 while decreasing Magic and Agility by 5. They also provide immunity to Mini, a +9 to Defense, a +1 to Magic Defense, and a Weight of 10. They can be stolen from Azulmagia.

Final Fantasy VI[]

Gigas Glove is a relic that increases physical damage by 25% and does not stack. If the character whom Umaro tosses (Berserker Ring effect) has Gigas Glove equipped, the damage increase is applied to the toss. It can be bought for 5,000 gil at Albrook and Jidoor, found in Mt. Kolts, or by stolen from Hill Gigas.

Final Fantasy VII[]

The Gigas Armlet is a medium rank armor that increases Strength by 30. It can only be stolen from Gigas and dropped from Demons Gate.

Final Fantasy XI[]

An entire series of Gigas Bracelets appear and randomly drop off gigases of escalating strength. Any of the gigas Notorious Monsters listed below can also drop the basic Gigas Bracelets in addition to their named bracelet:

  • Gigas Bracelets (ギガースの腕輪, Gigāsu no Udewa?) are at level 30 and provide 9 Defense, +15 HP, +3 Strength, -2 Dexterity and Agility, and are dropped from Gigas Catapulter.
  • Ogygos's Bracelets (オギュゴスの腕輪, Ogyugosu no Udewa?) are at level 40 and provide 11 Defense, +20 HP, +5 Strength, -3 Dexterity and Agility, and are dropped from Ogygos.
  • Enkelados's Bracelets (エンケラドスの腕輪, Enkeradosu no Udewa?) are at level 50 and provide 14 Defense, +25 HP, +7 Strength, -4 Dexterity and Agility, and are dropped from Enkelados.
  • Pallas's Bracelets (パラースの腕輪, Parāsu no Udewa?) are at level 60 and provide 15 Defense, +35 HP, +9 Strength, -5 Dexterity and Agility, and are dropped from Pallas.
  • Alkyoneus's Bracelets (アルキオネウス腕輪, Arukioneusu no Udewa?) are at level 70 and provide 16 Defense, +40 Strength, +11 Strength, -6 Dexterity and Agility, and are dropped from Alkyoneus.
  • Boor Bracelets (ブーアの腕輪, Būa no Udewa?) are at level 109 and provide 59, +70 HP, +20 Strength, -13 Dexterity and Agility, and are dropped from ★Demolition Squad.

All of the bracelets can be equipped in the hands slot by the Warrior, Monk, Red Mage, Thief, Paladin, Dark Knight, Beastmaster, Bard, Samurai, Ninja, Dragoon, Blue Mage, Corsair, Dancer, and Rune Fencer.

There are also Gigas Gauntlets (ギガースガントレ, Gigāsu Gantore?) that drop off certain gigas family normal monsters, but these are not wearable by players and are primarily useful to be desynthesized into their base raw materials: Iron Ingots, Darksteel Ingots, and Buffalo Leather.

Final Fantasy XIII[]

Giant's Glove is an accessory that grants resistance to Debravery by 30% to 45%, depending on its level, and can be upgraded to the Warlord's Glove by using the Perovskite item. It can be bought at B&W Outfitters for 3,000 gil after reaching Vallis Media in Chapter 11 and are a reward for completing Mission 28.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles[]

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Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King[]

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Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light[]

Giant's Ring is an accessory that grants Attack +10% to the wearer. It is bought in for 500 gil in Urbeth and is dropped by Borgbear.

Final Fantasy Dimensions[]

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Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)[]

Giant's Gloves is a level 85 gauntlet that provides +61 Defense, +36 Bravery, and is 1/3rd of the "Pride of the Titans" set. It can be obtained from the shop by trading 27,220 gil, Dragon Gloves, Blessed Barding x4, and Purple Gem.

Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy[]

Giant's Gloves is a level 90 gauntlet that provides +34 Bravery, +66 Defense, and 1/3 of the Pride of the Titans effect. It can be obtained by trading 155,700 gil, Battle Gloves, Titan's Tear, and Phantom's Hope x5.

Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia[]

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Pictlogica Final Fantasy[]

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Final Fantasy Record Keeper[]

WeaponCategoryLevelAttackMagicMind
Giant's Gloves (II)
Rarity 5
Fists17200
2010100
3011600
3512400
Additional stats: Accuracy +95
Unique Soul Break: Noble Sacrifice (Josef)
Titan's Gloves (V)
(Giant's Gloves (V))
Rarity 5
Fists19100
2012600
3014300
3515200
Additional stats: Accuracy +95
Super Soul Break: Unshaken Resolve (Galuf), ATK +10 when mastered

Final Fantasy Brave Exvius[]

A pair of gloves from a faraway world. It provides coverage for the back of the wearer's hands to their fingertips, and has the effect of increasing the wearer's attack power. In a faraway world, it can be obtained in a shrine that has sunk to the bottom of the ocean.

FFI description

Giant's Gloves (FFI) is an accessory that provides +20 ATK, +6 DEF, and auto-casts Saber at the start of the battle. It is obtained from the Final Fantasy I event, Mirage Tower.

Non-Final Fantasy guest appearances[]

Seiken Densetsu 3[]

The Gigas Glove is the ultimate weapon for the Dark most class of Kevin, the Dervish. It is a crude ochre reptile/dragon leather glove, with a rectangular strap of worn lumber placed at its knuckles.

Bravely series[]

Crude metal gloves made to evoke the powerful image of the legendary giants. They employ a special mechanism to make it easier to produce more power, but their extreme weight and low mobility dramatically reduce dexterity.

Description

In Bravely Default and Bravely Second, Thief Gloves is an accessory that increases P.DEF by 6, M.DEF by 1, +10 STR, and -50 DEX. In Bravely Default II Giant's Gloves is an accessory that can be found in the Musa Earth dungeon. Its stats are Weight +6, HP +1000, P. Def +22, M. Def +16, Speed -6, Aim -20, Evasion -6, and Critical Chance +5.

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Etymology[]

The mythology and legends of many different cultures include monsters of human appearance but prodigious size and strength. Giant is the English word, coined 1297, commonly used for such beings, derived from one of the most famed examples: the gigantes of Greek mythology.

The Titans (οἱ Τῑτᾶνες, hoi Tītânes) were members of the second order of divine beings in Greek mythology. They were descendants of the primordial deities born from the Chaos, and they preceded the gods of Olympus, who went on to overthrow them.

Gigas is a popular term for races of giants in fantasy games. Gigas is a Greek word meaning "giant", originally used to describe the race of Gigantes in Greek mythology and is used in the scientific name, as the specific epithet, of hundreds of species of animals and dozens of plant species to denote their size.

In Greek mythology Atlas is one of the Titans, a race of primordial giants who fought against the gods of Olympus. When the Titans lost, Zeus punished Atlas by forcing him to spend eternity at the western horizon holding up the sky on his shoulders.

Zeus is the "Father of Gods and men" who rules the Olympians of Mount Olympus as a father rules the family according to the ancient Greek religion. He is the god of sky and thunder in Greek mythology.

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