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The Hypnocrown in Final Fantasy VII.

Hats (帽子, Boushi?) are a recurring type of headgear on the series. They are often used by melee and magical-based jobs that cannot equip helms, like the Thief, the Black Mage, and the Blue Mage. Examples of recurring hats on the series are the Hypno Crown, the Red Cap, and the Gold Hairpin.

From PlayStation titles onward, like Final Fantasy IX and Final Fantasy Tactics, Ribbons began to be classified as accessories.

Appearances[]

Final Fantasy[]

Hats make up half of the headgear. Black Mages, Monks, White Mages, and Red Mages can only equip hats.

Final Fantasy II[]

There are only three hats in the game. They can be equipped, like all other equipment, by every party member.

Final Fantasy III[]

Hats are often exclusive to light melee and magic-based jobs, such as the Ninja, Monk, Black Belt, Ranger, and Thief, though there three helms that can be equipped by all Jobs (Ribbon, Leather Cap, and Feathered Cap).

Final Fantasy IV[]

Hats in general can be equipped by all characters, with the exception of Dark Knight Cecil, Cid, and Kain.

Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-[]

Final Fantasy IV: The After Years[]

Final Fantasy V[]

Icon. Hats can be divided in magic hats for magic-based jobs, and combat hats for light melee jobs. Jobs that are a combination of magic and light melee can equip both.

List of magic hats: List of combat hats:

Final Fantasy VI[]

Hats and female hats make up more than half of the headgear in the game. Most can be equipped by all characters.

List of hats: List of female hats:

Final Fantasy IX[]

FFIX Hat Icon Hats can be equipped by Zidane, Vivi, Dagger, Quina, /GameplayEiko, and Amarant.

Final Fantasy XII[]

Hats are light armor, and offer average magick defense in comparison to other types of headgear as well as HP boosts. Any party member can equip them, as long as they obtain the necessary licenses. In the Zodiac versions, the character's job determines what equipment licenses they have available.

List of hats:

Final Fantasy XV: Episode Ardyn[]

Ardyn Izunia's equippable gear is various hats that change his hat model on the field and in cut scenes.

Final Fantasy Tactics[]

Hats can be equipped by all job classes except for Knight, Monk, Dragoon, Samurai, Mime, and Dark Knight Jobs.

Final Fantasy Tactics Advance[]

Hats are lightweight headgear that all jobs can equip, except for the Paladin, Dragoon, Defender, and White Monk.

Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift[]

Hats can be equipped by all jobs except for Paladin, Dragoon, Defender, and Templar.

Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)[]

Initially equipped by Firion, The Emperor, Onion Knight, Cloud of Darkness, Bartz, Terra, Kefka, Cloud, Squall, Ultimecia, Zidane, Kuja, Tidus, Jecht, and Shantotto. Hats specialize in BRV Boost on Dodge.

Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy[]

Initially equipped by Firion, The Emperor, Onion Knight, Cloud of Darkness, Bartz, Terra, Kefka, Cloud, Tifa, Squall, Laguna, Ultimecia, Zidane, Kuja, Tidus, Yuna, Jecht, Shantotto, Prishe, Vaan, and Lightning. Hats specialize in BRV Boost on Dodge.

Final Fantasy Dimensions[]

Hats can be equipped by Jobless, Monk, Thief, Red Mage, Bard, Memorist, Ranger, Dancer, and Ninja jobs.

Final Fantasy Record Keeper[]

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