Covered with flailing tentacles, this malignant monstrosity really needs some mouthwash. The fumes it exudes from its mouth cause all sorts of maladies... just how bad is its Bad Breath?!
Mirage Manual entry
Malboro is an enemy in World of Final Fantasy.
Main article: Malboro
Stats[]
Base stats[]
Mirage Board spaces[]
Abilities | ||
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Active Ability | SP Required | |
Tentacle | 2 | |
Bad Breath | 5 | |
Passive Ability | SP Required | |
Critical Guard | 4 | |
Entopy | 3 |
Miscellaneous Spaces | ||
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Support Ability | SP Required | |
Joyride | 1 | |
Blank Space | SP Required | |
Blank Space | 2 | |
Mirajewel | SP Required | |
Esuna Mirajewel | 3 | |
Transfiguration | SP Required | |
Mandragora | 1 | |
Mirage Board set | SP Required | |
Malboro Menace | 1 |
Miscellaneous Information | ||
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SP Total | SP | |
Mirage Board | 43 | |
Mirage Board family | 81 | |
Entire Mirage Board group | 159 | |
Level Requirement | Level | |
Fresh No other transfiguration unlocked | Transf. Unlocked | |
Mirage Board completion | 34 | 32 |
Mirage Board family Mastery | 60 | 58 |
Mirage Board group Mastery | 60 | 58 |
Encounter stats[]
The Windswept Mire[]

Formations[]
Location | Formation |
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The Windswept Mire - Fen 2 | Mandragora x3, Malboro |
The Windswept Mire - Fen 2 | Malboro x2 |
Nine Wood Hills - Plaza 99 - Murkrift | Magic Pot |
The Coliseum - The Usual Nuisances 1 | Malboro Stack x2 Mini Flan, Goblin, Malboro |
The Coliseum - The Usual Nuisances 2 | Malboro Stack x2 Mini Flan, Goblin, Malboro |
The Coliseum - Test of Might 3 | Cocadrille, Blood Eye Stack, Black Nakk, Blood EyeMalboro Stack Water Toad, Flan, Malboro |
EX Dungeon A - Area 2 | Malboro Stack Water Toad, Flan, Malboro |
EX Dungeon A - Area 2 | Malboro x2, Flan x2 |
EX Dungeon A - Area 2 | Malboro x2, Flan x2, Water Toad x2 |
Other appearances[]
Pictlogica Final Fantasy[]

Gallery[]
Etymology[]
mal means "something bad" or "illness". The name could also be a reference to Marlboro Cigarettes, since the creatures often spew horrid fumes from their mouths.
"Malboro" may derive from the Japanese onomatopoeia boro, the sound of an upset stomach. The word