Mammon (マモン, Mamon?) is a recurring enemy in the series.
Appearances
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Final Fantasy IVEdit
Elder Treants, called Mammons in the GBA version, appear as enemies in the Sylph Cave. They are weak to fire and can use Berserk.
Final Fantasy VEdit
Mammons appear as enemies in the Great Forest of Moore. They are weak to fire and can use Berserk.
Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of LightEdit
Mammon is a boss and one of seven servants of Chaos, responsible for cursing the town of Invidia.
Bravely DefaultEdit
Mammon appears as a level 25 Nemesis in Norende Village, and her appearance is taken from The 4 Heroes of Light.
Bravely Second: End LayerEdit
Mammon returns as an optional boss after unlocking the Yōkai job, representing the manifestation of avarice and granting Diabolism spells after his defeat. In the Bestiary of Yew's Diary, Mammon is referred to as male.
Final Fantasy DimensionsEdit
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Final Fantasy Record KeeperEdit
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Final Fantasy Brave ExviusEdit
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Chocobo no Fushigi na DungeonEdit
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EtymologyEdit
Mammon is a concept as old as the Bible having to do with greed, avarice, and materialism in the Old Testament. In the New Testament, the concept is personified as a false god. Mammon is latter referred to in various literary works, including the Divine Comedy, as the demon that personifies the avarice, one of the seven deadly sins.
