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| name = Ithuno |
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| genus = Mimic |
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Ithuno has a 20% chance of [[Spawning enemies|spawning]] for every entry into the area. Upon entering Special Op Sector 5, Ithuno will be disguised as a [[Treasure (Final Fantasy XII)|treasure]] chest near the end of the area, behind a big rock on the train tracks (also near one of the [[Suriander (Final Fantasy XII)|Surianders]] and after the [[Adamantitan (Final Fantasy XII)|Adamantitan]]). If a chest appears there, one will know it is Ithuno if the bottom section of it is purple and the chest itself is silver (other chests in the area are green). Although the spawn rate is supposed to be 20% per entry, the player may need to enter the screen countless times until it appears. |
Ithuno has a 20% chance of [[Spawning enemies|spawning]] for every entry into the area. Upon entering Special Op Sector 5, Ithuno will be disguised as a [[Treasure (Final Fantasy XII)|treasure]] chest near the end of the area, behind a big rock on the train tracks (also near one of the [[Suriander (Final Fantasy XII)|Surianders]] and after the [[Adamantitan (Final Fantasy XII)|Adamantitan]]). If a chest appears there, one will know it is Ithuno if the bottom section of it is purple and the chest itself is silver (other chests in the area are green). Although the spawn rate is supposed to be 20% per entry, the player may need to enter the screen countless times until it appears. |
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+ | The Deathbringer sword can be [[Steal (Final Fantasy XII)|stolen]] from it. It is possible to get more than one if the player keeps spawning Ithuno. |
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Ithuno-FFXII-TZA.jpg|A suspicious treasure urn is found. |
Ithuno-FFXII-TZA.jpg|A suspicious treasure urn is found. |
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| + | The name Ithuno may be a constructive combination of the words "item" and "Mimeo". It could also refer to the goddess Iðunn of Nordic mythology whose name is sometimes anglicized as Idun, Idunn or Ithun, who was responsible for the immortality of the gods, providing an apple a day from her ash-wood vault, which maintained youth and strength, and once was kidnapped and later rescued in the form of a nut by the god Loki. In ancient Greek, the verb ῑ̓θῡ́νω (īthū́nō) is an alternative form of εὐθύνω (euthúnō), which means "I straighten". |
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== Related enemies == |
== Related enemies == |
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* [[Mimic Queen (Final Fantasy XII)|Mimic Queen]] (Boss) |
* [[Mimic Queen (Final Fantasy XII)|Mimic Queen]] (Boss) |
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* [[Omega Mark XII]] (Optional Boss) |
* [[Omega Mark XII]] (Optional Boss) |
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[[Category:Rare Game in Final Fantasy XII]] |
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Latest revision as of 08:14, 15 March 2024
Ithuno is a Rare Game enemy in Final Fantasy XII found in the Barheim Passage. Its a stronger version of Mimeo. It is the source of the strongest weapon during the early gameplay, the Deathbringer sword.
Bestiary entry[]
Derivation: Mimeo
- Mimeo with an extremely hard carapace, several times more durable than that of the typical specimen. This strain, as yet unrecorded in the Camp annals, is hunted in the Barheim Passage.
Stats[]
How to find[]
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Ithuno has a 20% chance of spawning for every entry into the area. Upon entering Special Op Sector 5, Ithuno will be disguised as a treasure chest near the end of the area, behind a big rock on the train tracks (also near one of the Surianders and after the Adamantitan). If a chest appears there, one will know it is Ithuno if the bottom section of it is purple and the chest itself is silver (other chests in the area are green). Although the spawn rate is supposed to be 20% per entry, the player may need to enter the screen countless times until it appears.
The Deathbringer sword can be stolen from it. It is possible to get more than one if the player keeps spawning Ithuno.
Gallery[]
.png "FF12 - Treasure Pot (Silver).png (112 KB)")
Etymology[]
The name Ithuno may be a constructive combination of the words "item" and "Mimeo". It could also refer to the goddess Iðunn of Nordic mythology whose name is sometimes anglicized as Idun, Idunn or Ithun, who was responsible for the immortality of the gods, providing an apple a day from her ash-wood vault, which maintained youth and strength, and once was kidnapped and later rescued in the form of a nut by the god Loki. In ancient Greek, the verb ῑ̓θῡ́νω (īthū́nō) is an alternative form of εὐθύνω (euthúnō), which means "I straighten".
Related enemies[]
- Bug
- Mimic
- Tiny Mimic
- Battery Mimic
- Tiny Battery
- Mimeo
- Pandora
- Thunderbug
- Killbug (Rare)
- Minibug (Rare)
- Mimic Queen (Boss)
- Omega Mark XII (Optional Boss)