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| − | [[Glasya Labolas (Final Fantasy VI)|Glasya Labolas]] is fought in [[Mt. Zozo]] and is a possible enemy in [[Dragon's Neck Coliseum]]. It is presumably related to [[Hill Gigas (Final Fantasy VI)|Hill Gigas]], which is from [[Zozo]]. It can deal a very powerful [[Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Uppercut|Uppercut]] physical attack. Players can defeat Glasya Labolas using [[ |
+ | [[Glasya Labolas (Final Fantasy VI)|Glasya Labolas]] is fought in [[Mt. Zozo]] and is a possible enemy in [[Dragon's Neck Coliseum]]. It is presumably related to [[Hill Gigas (Final Fantasy VI)|Hill Gigas]], which is from [[Zozo]]. It can deal a very powerful [[Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Uppercut|Uppercut]] physical attack. Players can defeat Glasya Labolas using [[Bio (Final Fantasy VI)|Bio]], to exploit its weakness to [[Final Fantasy VI elements#Poison|Poison]]. It possesses a [[Relic (Final Fantasy VI)#Muscle Belt|Muscle Belt]] which can be stolen. When fought in the Coliseum, high defense and evasion are advised, or the [[Final Fantasy VI armor#Mirage Vest|Mirage Vest]] which guarantees [[Final Fantasy VI statuses#Image|Image]], to avoid its physical damage, while [[Final Fantasy VI weapons#Man Eater|Man Eater]] is advised to defeat it. |
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Glasya Labolas (グラシャラボラス, Gurasharaborasu?, lit. Glasya-Labolas) is a recurring giant enemy in the Final Fantasy series introduced in Final Fantasy III. It typically has high physical damage and high HP.
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Appearances
Final Fantasy II
The Glasya Labolas appears only in versions that have the Soul of Rebirth dungeons, and is fought in the Unknown Cave. With high HP and attack, it is fought like other Gigas enemies. However, unlike the other Gigas, Glasya Labolas has no elemental weakness to exploit. At the time it is fought with only Minwu and Scott, victory is nigh impossible.
Final Fantasy III
Appearing for the first time in the series, Glasya Labolas is fought in Crystal Tower. It can inflict Confuse with its strong attacks, meaning that players should wear equipment to protect from it.
Final Fantasy VI
Glasya Labolas is fought in Mt. Zozo and is a possible enemy in Dragon's Neck Coliseum. It is presumably related to Hill Gigas, which is from Zozo. It can deal a very powerful Uppercut physical attack. Players can defeat Glasya Labolas using Bio, to exploit its weakness to Poison. It possesses a Muscle Belt which can be stolen. When fought in the Coliseum, high defense and evasion are advised, or the Mirage Vest which guarantees Image, to avoid its physical damage, while Man Eater is advised to defeat it.
Final Fantasy XIV
Glasya Labolas is fought in 24-man raid Syrcus Tower as the second boss, a homage to its Final Fantasy III appearance. It fights with its fists, and there are many stages to the fight. Throughout these stages, several players will attack Glasya Labolas, though others will need to deal with several enemies spawned in order to align them with the machines that can reduce his charged up damage.
Final Fantasy Type-0
Glasya Labolas is a Wendigo enemy fought in the Cetme District and the Tower of Agito.
Pictlogica Final Fantasy
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Glasya Labolas appears as an enemy, and is a member of the Ogre family.
Final Fantasy Record Keeper
Glasya Labolas is based on its Final Fantasy VI appearance.
Chocobo's Dungeon 2
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Etymology
In demonology, Glasya-Labolas is derived from one of Goetia's demons, the mighty President of Hell who commands thirty-six legions of demons. He is depicted as a dog with the wings of a griffin. He is mentioned in the 17th century Grimoire, The Lesser Key of Solomon.