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[[File:FFII PSP Haste.png|thumb|250px|Haste in ''[[Final Fantasy II]]''.]]
  
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'''Haste''' {{J|ヘイスト|Heisuto}}, also known as '''Fast''', is a spell which refers to the specific spell that induces the [[Haste (status)|status]] of the same name. Its higher form is called [[Hastega]], also known as Haste 2 or Hasteja. It appears in some games and usually grants one or more party members the effect of Haste.
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'''Haste''' {{J|ヘイスト|Heisuto}}, also known as '''Fast''', is a spell that induces the [[Haste (status)|status]] of the same name. Its higher form is called [[Hastega]], also known as Haste 2 or Hasteja. It appears in some games and usually grants one or more party members the effect of Haste.
   
 
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Haste (also called Fast) is a [[White Magic (Final Fantasy IV)|White Magic]] spell. It can be used by [[Rosa Joanna Farrell|Rosa]], [[Tellah]], and [[Porom]]. It has a [[Charge Time|casting time]] of 1. In 2D versions it costs 25 MP to cast, and in 3D versions it costs 20 MP. In 2D versions it decreases the speed modifier by 3 (default being 16 for all targets), and can only be decreased to 12, making the ATB gauge increase nearly 25% normal speed.
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Haste (also called Fast) is a [[White Magic (Final Fantasy IV)|White Magic]] spell. It can be used by [[Rosa Joanna Farrell/Gameplay|Rosa]], [[Tellah/Gameplay|Tellah]], and [[Porom/Gameplay|Porom]]. It has a [[Charge Time|casting time]] of 1. In 2D versions it costs 25 MP to cast, and in 3D versions it costs 20 MP. In 2D versions it decreases the speed modifier by 3 (default being 16 for all targets), and can only be decreased to 12, making the ATB gauge increase nearly 25% normal speed.
   
 
Haste can cause [[Reflect (status)|Reflect]], [[Sap (status)|Sap]], and [[Stop (status)|Stop]] to wear off more quickly and reducing the total damage done by Sap. It also speeds up [[Gradual Petrify (status)|Gradual Petrify]], speeds up recovery from [[Sleep (status)|Sleep]], and accelerate the effect of [[Poison (status)|Poison]]. It absolutely has no effect on [[Doom (status)|Doom]], except in as much as it allows the player to take more actions before the countdown reaches 0.
  
Haste can cause [[Reflect (status)|Reflect]], [[Sap (status)|Sap]], and [[Stop (status)|Stop]] to wear off more quickly and reducing the total damage done by Sap. It also speeds up [[Gradual Petrify (status)|Gradual Petrify]], speeds up recovery from [[Sleep (status)|Sleep]], and accelerate the effect of [[Poison (status)|Poison]]. It absolutely has no effect on [[Doom (status)|Doom]], except in as much as it allows the player to take more actions before the countdown reaches 0.
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Haste is a White Magic spell that increases the target's Speed at the cost of 20 MP. It can be learned by [[Rosa Joanna Farrell|Rosa]] (level 33) and [[Porom]] (level 38).
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Haste is a White Magic spell that increases the target's Speed at the cost of 20 MP. It can be learned by Rosa (level 33) and Porom (level 38).
   
 
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Haste is a level 2 [[Time Magic]] spell. It can be bought for 320 gil in [[Walse]], [[Karnak]], and [[Istory]]. It casts the Haste status on a single party member for 5 MP.
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Haste is a level 2 [[Time Magic (Final Fantasy V)|Time Magic]] spell bought for 320 gil in [[Walse]], [[Karnak]], and [[Istory]]. It casts the Haste status on a single party member for 5 MP.
   
 
It is also an enemy ability used by [[Calofisteri (Final Fantasy V)|Calofisteri]], [[Exdeath (boss)|Exdeath]] (first battle), [[Gilgamesh (Final Fantasy V boss)|Gilgamesh]] (Big Bridge), [[Halicarnassus (Final Fantasy V)|Halicarnassus]], [[Omniscient]], [[Siren (Final Fantasy V)|Siren]], [[Zephyrus]], and [[Enuo (Final Fantasy V boss)|Enuo]].
  
It is also an enemy ability used by [[Calofisteri (Final Fantasy V)|Calofisteri]], [[Exdeath (boss)|Exdeath]] (first battle), [[Gilgamesh (Final Fantasy V boss)|Gilgamesh]] (Big Bridge), [[Halicarnassus (Final Fantasy V)|Halicarnassus]], [[Omniscient]], [[Siren (Final Fantasy V)|Siren]], [[Zephyrus]], and [[Enuo (Final Fantasy V boss)|Enuo]].
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Haste is the initial spell of the [[Time (Final Fantasy VII)|Time Materia]]. It costs 18 MP to cast.
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Haste is the initial spell of the [[Time (Final Fantasy VII)|Time Materia]]. It costs 18 MP to cast. It applies the Haste status that makes the target's ATB gauge fill faster, granting them more turns in battle.
   
 
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Haste is the first ability of the [[Time Materia (VII Remake)|Time Materia]], costing 4 MP to cast. It increases the rate of which the target's ATB gauge fills.
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Haste is the first ability of {{icon|FFVIIR|materia|time}}, costing 4 MP to cast. It increases the rate of which the target's [[Final Fantasy VII Remake battle system|ATB gauge]] fills.
   
 
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Haste can be [[Draw (Final Fantasy VIII)|drawn]] and [[Junction system|junctioned]] to [[stats]], notably Speed. Casting Haste in battle increases [[Guardian Force#Charge Time and Compatibility|compatibility]] with [[Carbuncle (Final Fantasy VIII)|Carbuncle]] by 1 and with Cerberus by 0.6, but lowers compatibility with [[Eden (summon)|Eden]] by 0.2.
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Haste applies the Haste status that makes the target's ATB gauge fill faster, granting them more turns in battle. Haste can be [[Draw (Final Fantasy VIII)|drawn]] and [[Junction system|junctioned]] to [[stats]], notably Speed. Casting Haste in battle increases [[Guardian Force#Charge time and compatibility|compatibility]] with [[Carbuncle (Final Fantasy VIII)|Carbuncle]] by 1 and with [[Cerberus (Final Fantasy VIII)|Cerberus]] by 0.6, but lowers compatibility with [[Eden (summon)|Eden]] by 0.2.
   
 
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[[Wht Mag (Final Fantasy IX)#Haste|Haste]] is a [[Wht Mag (Final Fantasy IX)|White Magic]] spell [[Eiko Carol|Eiko]] can learn and cast in battle. It costs 8 MP to cast and 30 AP to master, and can be learned from [[Final Fantasy IX weapons#Fairy Flute|Fairy Flute]], [[Add-on (Final Fantasy IX)#Running Shoes|Running Shoes]], and [[Final Fantasy IX jewels#Emerald|Emerald]]. It can be [[Reflect (status)|reflected]] and works with [[Magic Counter#Final Fantasy IX|Return Magic]]. The [[Cactuar (Final Fantasy IX)|Cactuar]] is the only enemy able to cast the spell.
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[[Wht Mag (Final Fantasy IX)#Haste|Haste]] is a [[Wht Mag (Final Fantasy IX)|White Magic]] spell [[Eiko Carol/Gameplay|Eiko]] can learn and cast in battle. It costs 8 MP to cast and 30 AP to master, and can be learned from [[Fairy Flute (Final Fantasy IX)|Fairy Flute]], [[Running Shoes (Final Fantasy IX)|Running Shoes]], and [[Emerald (Final Fantasy IX)|Emerald]]. It can be [[Reflect (status)|reflected]] and works with [[Magic Counter#Final Fantasy IX|Return Magic]]. The [[Cactuar (Final Fantasy IX)|Cactuar]] is the only enemy able to use the spell.
   
 
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Haste is a White Magic spell found in [[Tidus]]'s section of the [[Sphere Grid]]. It costs 8 MP to cast. It raises one character's agility so their turns arrive more frequently. Haste can be cast by [[Evrae]], [[Ixion (Final Fantasy X boss)|Ixion]], [[Sanctuary Keeper]], [[Th'uban]], [[Varuna]], and [[Yenke Ronso (boss)|Yenke Ronso]].
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Haste is a [[Wht Magic (Final Fantasy X)|White Magic]] spell found in [[Tidus/Gameplay|Tidus]]'s section of the [[Sphere Grid]]. It costs 8 MP to cast. It raises one character's agility so their turns arrive more frequently. Haste can be cast by [[Evrae]], [[Ixion (Final Fantasy X boss)|Ixion]], [[Sanctuary Keeper]], [[Th'uban]], [[Varuna]], and [[Yenke Ronso (boss)|Yenke Ronso]].
   
 
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Haste is a part of the White Magic abilities set but cannot be learned via the [[White Mage (Final Fantasy X-2)|White Mage]] [[dressphere]]. It can be acquired by equipping the [[Hermes Sandals#Final Fantasy X-2|Sprint Shoes]] accessory, or by passing through the yellow gate on the [[Garment Grid#Highroad Winds|Highroad Winds]] Garment Grid. It costs 16 MP to cast.
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Haste is a part of the White Magic abilities set but cannot be learned via the [[White Mage (Final Fantasy X-2)|White Mage]] [[dressphere]]. It can be acquired by equipping the [[Sprint Shoes (Final Fantasy X-2)|Sprint Shoes]] accessory, or by passing through the yellow gate on the [[Garment Grid#Highroad Winds|Highroad Winds]] Garment Grid. It costs 16 MP to cast.
   
 
Rather than speeding up the ATB bar, the character's actions are acted out faster which can be beneficial for abilities like Trigger Happy. Haste can be cast by [[???? (Final Fantasy X-2)|????]], [[Critical Bug (Final Fantasy X-2)|Critical Bug]], [[Daeva]], [[Drowsy Ochu]] (Oversoul), [[Elma (boss)|Elma]], [[Flailing Ochu]] (Oversoul), [[Ochu (Final Fantasy X-2)|Ochu]] (Oversoul), and [[Almighty Shinra]].
  
Rather than speeding up the ATB bar, the character's actions are acted out faster which can be beneficial for abilities like Trigger Happy. Haste can be cast by [[???? (Final Fantasy X-2)|????]], [[Critical Bug (Final Fantasy X-2)|Critical Bug]], [[Daeva]], [[Drowsy Ochu]] (Oversoul), [[Elma (boss)|Elma]], [[Flailing Ochu]] (Oversoul), [[Ochu (Final Fantasy X-2)|Ochu]] (Oversoul), and [[Almighty Shinra]].

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Haste in Final Fantasy II.

This should be quick!

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Haste (ヘイスト, Heisuto?), also known as Fast, is a spell that induces the status of the same name. Its higher form is called Hastega, also known as Haste 2 or Hasteja. It appears in some games and usually grants one or more party members the effect of Haste.

See also: Hastega, Quick, or Lv.5 Haste

Appearances

Final Fantasy

A Black Mage casting FAST.

Doubles one ally's number of attacks.

Description

Haste (FAST on the NES) is a level 4 Black Magic spell which increases the speed of one ally, allowing their Hit rate to approximately double. The effects of Haste does not stack, meaning casting Haste on a target twice will not have their speed be quadruple their original speed. Instead, if an ally has Haste casted on it twice, the second Haste will be essentially ineffective. Haste can also be used by Clay Golem, Astos, Lich, and Chaos.

The spell can be bought at Elfheim and can be learned by the Black Mage, Black Wizard, Red Mage, Red Wizard, and Ninja job classes. In the Dawn of Souls and 20th Anniversary Edition releases it costs 15 MP to cast.

Final Fantasy II

Temporarily increases number of attacks.

Description

Haste is a Black Magic spell which increases the speed of one or all allies, which increases their Hit rate. As the spell's level grows the effect of the spell increases and the miss rate decreases. The effect can stack, but repeated use on the same character increases the chance that the spell misses. Any character can learn Haste by having them use the Haste Tome (Haste Scroll in Origins).

Haste Tome
Effect Allows the target to learn Haste when used outside of battle. Casts Haste VIII when used in battle.
Buy Jade Passage, Raqia
Drop Gottos, Sorcerer
Cost 20,000 gil (all releases)

Haste VI can be cast by Gottos and Sorcerer, while Haste VIII can be cast by the Emperor in the first fight with him.

Final Fantasy III

Haste is a level 6 White Magic spell that can be bought in Doga's Manor and Doga's Village for 10,000 gil. Unei can also cast Haste when she joins the party as a guest. Unei's variant is cast over the entire party. The item Bacchus's Cider can also cast the Haste spell.

The spell increases the Attack power of the target by 5 and increases the target's maximum hits by a randomly determined amount, based on the magical multiplier of the user (determined as (Spirit / 16) + (Level / 16) + (Job Level / 32) + 1) and the accuracy of Haste (16 + Spirit / 2).

If the target's Attack is already 255, or have their maximum hits at 16, Haste will be ineffective.

Final Fantasy IV

Hastens the passing of time.

Description

Haste (also called Fast) is a White Magic spell. It can be used by Rosa, Tellah, and Porom. It has a casting time of 1. In 2D versions it costs 25 MP to cast, and in 3D versions it costs 20 MP. In 2D versions it decreases the speed modifier by 3 (default being 16 for all targets), and can only be decreased to 12, making the ATB gauge increase nearly 25% normal speed.

Haste can cause Reflect, Sap, and Stop to wear off more quickly and reducing the total damage done by Sap. It also speeds up Gradual Petrify, speeds up recovery from Sleep, and accelerate the effect of Poison. It absolutely has no effect on Doom, except in as much as it allows the player to take more actions before the countdown reaches 0.

Haste can be cast by Lunar Odin, Sorceress (2D and 3D), and Plague Horror (2D and 3D).

Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-

Haste is a White Magic spell that increases the target's Speed at the cost of 20 MP. It can be learned by Rosa (level 33) and Porom (level 38).

Final Fantasy IV: The After Years

Haste can be used by various characters throughout the game, and costs 25 MP to cast.

It is also an enemy ability used by Ahriman, Beelzebub, Boss Gobby, Deathmask, Gilgamesh, Mysterious Girl, Nova Dragon, Sandy, Ultima Weapon, Lunar Odin, and Lunar Bahamut. Haste affects the Doom counter, and is used by the Ahriman after Dooming all party members.

Final Fantasy V

Hastens the passing of time for one ally.

Description

Haste is a level 2 Time Magic spell bought for 320 gil in Walse, Karnak, and Istory. It casts the Haste status on a single party member for 5 MP.

It is also an enemy ability used by Calofisteri, Exdeath (first battle), Gilgamesh (Big Bridge), Halicarnassus, Omniscient, Siren, Zephyrus, and Enuo.

Final Fantasy VI

Increases the target's speed.

Description

Haste is an effect spell learned from the espers Carbuncle with the rate of 3 and Quetzalli for 20 and by Celes (level 32). The spell costs 10 MP to cast and is vulnerable to Runic. Haste can be cast by Level 10 Magic, Level 80 Magic, Cherry, Magic, Moebius, Number 128, Clymenus, Gilgamesh, Kaiser Dragon, Plague, Visage, and Flame Eater.

Final Fantasy VII

Main article: Haste (Final Fantasy VII)

Haste is the initial spell of the Time Materia. It costs 18 MP to cast. It applies the Haste status that makes the target's ATB gauge fill faster, granting them more turns in battle.

Final Fantasy VII Remake

Haste spell from FFVII Remake

Using Haste,

Main article: Haste (VII Remake)

Haste is the first ability of Time Materia Time Materia, costing 4 MP to cast. It increases the rate of which the target's ATB gauge fills.

Final Fantasy VIII

Main article: Haste (Final Fantasy VIII)

Haste applies the Haste status that makes the target's ATB gauge fill faster, granting them more turns in battle. Haste can be drawn and junctioned to stats, notably Speed. Casting Haste in battle increases compatibility with Carbuncle by 1 and with Cerberus by 0.6, but lowers compatibility with Eden by 0.2.

Final Fantasy IX

Speeds up ATB Gauge.

Description

Haste is a White Magic spell Eiko can learn and cast in battle. It costs 8 MP to cast and 30 AP to master, and can be learned from Fairy Flute, Running Shoes, and Emerald. It can be reflected and works with Return Magic. The Cactuar is the only enemy able to use the spell.

Final Fantasy X

Haste is a White Magic spell found in Tidus's section of the Sphere Grid. It costs 8 MP to cast. It raises one character's agility so their turns arrive more frequently. Haste can be cast by Evrae, Ixion, Sanctuary Keeper, Th'uban, Varuna, and Yenke Ronso.

Final Fantasy X-2

Haste is a part of the White Magic abilities set but cannot be learned via the White Mage dressphere. It can be acquired by equipping the Sprint Shoes accessory, or by passing through the yellow gate on the Highroad Winds Garment Grid. It costs 16 MP to cast.

Rather than speeding up the ATB bar, the character's actions are acted out faster which can be beneficial for abilities like Trigger Happy. Haste can be cast by ????, Critical Bug, Daeva, Drowsy Ochu (Oversoul), Elma, Flailing Ochu (Oversoul), Ochu (Oversoul), and Almighty Shinra.

Final Fantasy XI

Haste is a form of White Magic casting off of the Enhancing Magic skill in terms of the spell. Haste can be cast by both White Mages starting at level 40 and Red Mages starting at level 48.

See also: Haste II

Final Fantasy XII

Haste is a Time Magick 5 License, is priced at 3,400 gil, costs 40 LP, consumes 20 MP, and is first available at Eruyt Village after the defeat of Tiamat.

In the Zodiac versions, Haste is a Time Magick 4 License, costs 50 LP and cannot be bought, only found in a chest in Eruyt Village's Fane of the Path. It is only available for the Time Battlemage job class.

Final Fantasy XIII

Accelerate target's ATB gauge recharge rate.

Description

Haste is an ability for the Synergist role, and takes 2 ATB when the spell is cast. It accelerates ATB recharge rate by 50%. It can be learned by Lightning (stage 10), Snow (stage 9), Sazh (stage 6), Hope (stage 9), and Fang (stage 8).

It is also an enemy ability used by Cid Raines, Dahaka, and Mushussu.

Final Fantasy XIV

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Final Fantasy Tactics

Time magick that hastens the passage of time for its targets, effectively boosting their Speed.

Description

Layer upon layer make your mark now... Haste!

Upon casting (PlayStation)

Haste can be learned by Time Mages, and has a slightly better success than Haste 2. Haste has zero vertical and can be reflected. It costs 8 MP, has a speed of 50, and costs 100 JP to learn.

Final Fantasy Tactics Advance

Meddle with time's flow to increase speed.

Description

Haste can be learned by Time Mages and Templars. Haste only affects one tile per cast, but has a 100% chance of success (unless the target is Stopped). It has a range of three tiles, costs 24 MP to cast, and is stealable through the ability Steal: Ability. It is learned from the Firewheel Rod for 200 AP.

Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift

Haste can be learned by Time Mages from the Firewheel Rod and Templars from the Lohengrin. It costs 8 MP to cast and requires 250 AP to master.

Arcanists can also learn Lv. 5 Haste from the Lilith Rod, which grants Haste to units whose levels are a multiple of 5. It also costs 8 MP to cast and 250 AP to master.

When Haste is cast on a stopped unit, it causes it to move again as well as granting it Haste.

Final Fantasy Tactics S

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Final Fantasy Agito

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Final Fantasy Legend III

Fast is a White Magic spell that increases an ally's attack in battle. It cost 24 MP to use, and it can be bought for 5500 GP in Floatland Town (Floatland) and Muu (Future).

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles

Haste increases the speed of an ally. It can be cast by fusing the Life and Cure Magicite.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates

Haste allows nearby allies to act faster, increasing movement and attack speed. It can be cast by piling Thunder and Clear. It lasts for a short amount of time.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King

Haste is a level 1 Enhancing Spell, exclusive to the White Mage class, and caps at level 100. It increases allies' Dexterity and Agility, can be used once per battle, and up to twice a day.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time

Haste allows nearby allies to act faster, increasing movement and attack speed. It is cast by stacking Thunder and Clear.

Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light

Haste is an enemy ability used by Chaos (first form). The spell increases the user's action speed for a couple of turns.

Bravely Default

Haste is a level 2 Time Magic spell. It raises one target's speed by 50% for four turns. The upper limit for speed is 150%. It costs 8 MP to use. It can be bought in Florem for 400 pg.

Bravely Second: End Layer

Haste is a level 1 Time Magic for the Time Mage. It raises one target's speed by 50% for four turns. The upper limit for speed is 150%. It costs 8 MP to use. It can be bought in Grandship and Chompshire for 400 pg.

Final Fantasy Dimensions

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Final Fantasy Dimensions II

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Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia

Great Haste is a support ability for Penelo. It grants the party SPD Up II for 3 turns. It has a low turn rate.

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call

Haste (Lv1) is a reactive ability that costs 6 CP to equip. It is activated just once in Field Music Sequences (FMS) when the player reaches their maximum speed. It slightly increases the distance covered. It is learned by Onion Knight (level 25), Faris (level 15), Tidus (default), Vaan (level 10), Rikku (level 10), and Lightning #2 (level 25).

Haste (Lv2) is a reactive ability that costs 11 CP to equip. It is activated just once in FMS when the player reaches their maximum speed. It moderately increases the distance covered. it is learned by Onion Knight (level 70), Faris (level 50), Yuffie (level 30), Tidus (level 25), Vaan (level 55), Ramza (level 10), and Rikku (level 50).

Haste (Lv3) is a reactive ability that costs 17 CP to equip. It is activated just once in FMS when the player reaches their maximum speed. It greatly increases the distance covered. It is learned by Yuffie (level 65), Tidus (level 70), Rikku (level 80), and Chaos (level 80).

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy All-Star Carnival

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Pictlogica Final Fantasy

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Final Fantasy Artniks

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Final Fantasy Record Keeper

Haste is a White Magic ability with a Rarity of 3☆. It gives one target Haste, increasing ATB gauge charge rate, it can initially be used four times and it can be honed to Rank 5. It can be created by using White Orb x5, Wind Orb x8, and 5000 gil.

Final Fantasy Explorers

Increase the mobility and AP recovery speed of allies within range of you.

Description
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Final Fantasy Brave Exvius

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War of the Visions: Final Fantasy Brave Exvius

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Mobius Final Fantasy

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World of Final Fantasy

Haste is an active ability that raises the speed of how often a single target takes a turn for 4 AP. It can be used by Black Chocochick, Crimson Armor, Diva Serafie, Gilgamesh, Magna Roader (Red), Master Cactuar★, Ramewl, Ramewl★, Red Cap, Shiva-Ixion, and Wind Toad.

It is also an enemy ability used by Diva Serafie, Gilgamesh, Rairamuh, and Tama.

Chocobo Racing

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Chocobo no Fushigi na Dungeon

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Chocobo's Dungeon 2

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Final Fantasy Trading Card Game

Haste is an ability possessed by several cards. Normally, when a Forward is played from the hand, it cannot attack or use its abilities until the next turn. Forwards with Haste are unaffected by these restrictions.

Non-Final Fantasy guest appearances

Chrono Trigger

Chrono Trigger Haste

Haste is a single tech of Marle that cost 6 MP to cast. It grants the Haste status, cutting half the time between turns for a single ally.

Kingdom Hearts series

Haste appears in 358/2 Days and Birth by Sleep, and increases the character's running speed. Several Haste-based abilities appear in numerous other games. In Kingdom Hearts II, MP Haste and its upgrades MP Hastera and MP Hastega increase the speed at which Sora's MP recharged, while in Birth by Sleep and Dream Drop Distance Attack Haste and Magic Haste reduce the reload speed of attack and magic Deck Commands.

Dead Fantasy

Haste is used by Tifa Lockhart, she uses it to speed up Yuna, Rikku, and herself to unleash a barrage of light-speed attacks against Kasumi, Ayane, and Hitomi during the vertical drop battle down the large Clock tower.

RWBY

RWBY - Time Dilation

Weiss casting a time dilation glyph on herself.

According to the commentary present in RWBY VOLUME 2 BLU-RAY / DVD COMBO PACK, the time glyph called Time Dilation used by Weiss Schnee is based on the spell Haste. Time Dilation increases the speed and reaction time on whoever it's used on.

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White Magic
Recurring spells

Aero - Aquaveil - Banish - (Banishga) - Barfire - Barthunder - Barwater - Basuna - Berserk - Blindna - Blink - Bravery - Confuse - Cure - (Cura - Curada - Curaga - Curaja) - Dia - (Diara - Diaga - Diaja) - Dispel - (Dispelga) - Enfire - Enblizzard - Enthunder - Enwater - Esuna - (Esunaga) - Faith - Fear - Float - Full Cure - Haste - (Hastega) - Heal - (Healara) - Hold - Holy - (Holyga) - Invisible - Libra - Mini - NulFrost - Poisona - Protect - (Protectra - Protectga) - Raise - (Arise - Reraise) - Reflect - Refresh - Regen - Shell - (Shellra - Shellga) - Sight - Silence - Slow - (Slowga) - Stona - Stone - Teleport - Tornado - Vox -

Wall
Game specific spells
Final Fantasy Cura - Exit - Healaga - Invisira - NulAll - NulDeath
Final Fantasy II Barrier - Fog - Revive - Sap - Swap - Ultima
Final Fantasy III Aeroga - Toad
Final Fantasy IX Blind - Jewel
Final Fantasy XI Animus Augeo - Animus Minuo - Aurorastorm - Auspice - Banish II - Banish III - Banish IV - Banishga II - Baramnesia - Baramnesra - Baraera - Baraero - Barblind - Barblindra - Barblizzara - Barblizzard - Barfira - Barfire - Barparalyze - Barparalyzra - Barpetra - Barpetrify - Barpoison - Barpoisonra - Barsilence - Barsilencera - Barsleep - Barsleepra - Bar-Spell - Barstone - Barstonra - Barthunder - Barthundra - Barvira - Barvirus - Barwater - Barwatera - Boost-AGI - Boost-CHR - Boost-MND - Boost-VIT - Crusade - Cura II - Cure II - Cure III - Cure IV - Cure V - Cure VI - Curaga II - Curaga III - Curaga IV - Cursna - Deodorize - Dia II - Dia III - Diaga - Enaero - Enaero II - Enblizzard II - Enfire II - Enlight - Enstone - Enstone II - Enthunder II - Enwater II - Erase - Firestorm - Flash - Flurry - Flurry II - Foil - Gain-MND - Gain-VIT - Hailstorm - Haste II - Paralyna - Paralyze - Paralyze II - Phalanx - Phalanx II - Protect II - Protect III - Protect IV - Protect V - Protectra II - Protectra III - Protectra IV - Protectra V - Rainstorm - Raise II - Raise III - Recall-Jugner - Recall-Meriph - Recall-Pashh - Refresh II - Regen II - Regen III - Regen IV - Regen V - Repose - Reprisal - Reraise II - Reraise III - Sacrifice - Sandstorm - Shell II - Shell III - Shell IV - Shell V - Shellra II - Shellra III - Shellra IV - Shellra V - Slow II - Sneak - Stoneskin - Teleport-Altep - Teleport-Dem - Teleport-Holla - Teleport-Mea - Teleport-Vahzl - Teleport-Yhoat - Temper - Thunderstorm - Viruna - Voidstorm - Windstorm
Final Fantasy XII Cleanse
Final Fantasy XIV Afflatus Misery - Afflatus Rapture - Afflatus Solace - Asylum - Benediction - Divine Benison - Divine Seal - Glare - Glare III - Liturgy of the Bell - Plenary Indulgence - Stone III - Stone IV - Temperance - Tetragrammaton
Final Fantasy Tactics Protectja - Shellja
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Barriera - Clear - Cleara - Clearaja - Clearaga - Holyra - Rela Crystal
Final Fantasy Legend III Magma - Quake
Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light Lux - Magick
Final Fantasy Record Keeper Curaise - De'Dia - De'Diaja - Grace - Holyja - Memento of Prayer - Renewing Cure - Ultra Cure
Stranger of Paradise Final Fantasy Origin Regenga
Final Fantasy Explorers Resist - Water - Watera - Waterga
Lists of spells
Final Fantasy IV - Interlude - The After Years - Final Fantasy V - Final Fantasy IX - Final Fantasy X - Final Fantasy X-2 - Final Fantasy XI - Final Fantasy XII - Revenant Wings - Final Fantasy Tactics - Tactics Advance - Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift - Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light - Final Fantasy Explorers - Final Fantasy Dimensions - Final Fantasy Record Keeper
Black Magic
Recurring spells
Aero - (Aerora - Aeroga - Aeroja) - Bio - Blind - Blizzard - (Blizzara - Blizzaga - Blizzaja) - Break - (Breakga) - Burst - Choke - Confuse - Comet - Dark - (Darkra - Darkga) - Death - Drain - Fire - (Fira - Firaga - Firaja) - Flare - Flood - Freeze - Gravity - Haste - Meteor - Osmose - Poison - Scourge - Quake - (Quakra - Quaga) - Shock - Silence - Sleep - (Sleepga) - Slow - Stone - (Stonera - Stonega - Stoneja) - Stop - Stun - Thunder - (Thundara - Thundaga - Thundaja) - Toad - Tornado - Ultima - Warp - Water - (Watera - Waterga - Waterja)
Game specific spells
Final Fantasy Dark - Focus - Focara - Hold - Kill - LIT3 (NES) - Saber - Sleepra - Slowra - Temper
Final Fantasy II Aura - Berserk - Curse - Destroy
Final Fantasy III Erase - Raze - Shade
Final Fantasy IV Dancing Dagger - Magic Arrow - Pig
Final Fantasy IX Doomsday
Final Fantasy XI Absorb-ACC - Absorb-AGI - Absorb-Attri - Absorb-CHR - Absorb-DEX - Absorb-INT - Absorb-MND - Absorb-STR - Absorb-TP - Absorb-VIT - Addle - Aero II - Aero III - Aero IV - Aero V - Aero VI - Aerora II - Aeroga II - Aeroga III - Anemohelix - Aspir II - Bind - Bio II - Bio III - Blaze Spikes - Blind II - Blizzard II - Blizzard III - Blizzard IV - Blizzard V - Blizzard VI - Blizzara II - Blizzaga II - Blizzaga III - Burn - Burst II - Cryohelix - Drain II - Dread Spikes - Drown - Escape - Fire II - Fire III - Fire IV - Fire V - Fire VI - Fira II - Firaga II - Firaga III - Flare II - Flood II - Freeze II - Frost - Geohelix - Gravity - Hydrohelix - Ice Spikes - Impact - Ionohelix - Klimaform - Luminohelix - Noctohelix - Poison II - Poisonga - Pyrohelix - Quake II - Rasp - Retrace - Shock Spikes - Sleep II - Sleepga II - Stone II - Stone III - Stone IV - Stone V - Stone VI - Stonera II - Stonega II - Stonega III - Thunder II - Thunder III - Thunder IV - Thunder V - Thunder VI - Thundara II - Thundaga II - Thundaga III - Tornado II - Tractor - Warp II - Water II - Water III - Water IV - Water V - Water VI - Watera II - Watera III - Waterga II - Waterga III
Final Fantasy XII Ardor - Blindga - Scathe - Silencega - Toxify
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates Meteorga - Ultiga
Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light Banish - Banishra - Banishga - Desolator - Leaf - Leafra - Leafaga
Lists of spells
Final Fantasy IV - Interlude - The After Years - Final Fantasy V - Final Fantasy IX - Final Fantasy X - Final Fantasy X-2 - Final Fantasy XI - Final Fantasy XII - Final Fantasy Tactics - Tactics Advance - Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift - Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light - Bravely Default - Bravely Second: End Layer - Final Fantasy Dimensions - Final Fantasy Record Keeper
Time Magic
Recurring spells
Comet - Disable - Extend - Float - Gravity - Graviga - Haste - Hastega - Immobilize - Invisible - Meteor - Quick - Reflect - Regen - Slow - Slowga - Stop - Teleport - Warp
Game specific spells
Final Fantasy V Mute - Old - Return - Speed
Final Fantasy XII All versions: Balance - Berserk - Bleed - Break - Countdown - Reflectga
Zodiac versions only: Vanish - Vanishga
Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings Regenga
Final Fantasy Tactics Hasteja - Slowja
Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift Undo
Lists of spells
Final Fantasy V - Final Fantasy XII - Revenant Wings - Final Fantasy Tactics - Tactics Advance - Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift
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