Meteor Barrage

【FFRK】ゼル必殺技『メテオバレット』

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Meteor Barrage (メテオバレット, Meteo Baretto?, lit. Meteor Bullet), also known as Meteor Barret, is a recurring Limit Break associated with Zell Dincht. Originally from Final Fantasy VIII, it involves Zell jumping in the air to charge his fists for an attack, and then crash down on an opponent and engulf them in an explosion.

See also: Meteor Strike

Appearances

Final Fantasy VIII

Main article: Meteor Barret (Final Fantasy VIII)

Meteor Barret is a possible finishing move in Zell's Duel Limit Break. It has an attack power of 52 and is unveiled once the player reads Combat King 003. It is performed using .

Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia

Zell uses Meteor Barrage.

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Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade

Meteor Barret is an ability used by Zell. It appears as two legend cards, one of SSR rarity and the other of SSR+ rarity.

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Final Fantasy Record Keeper

Meteor Barrage is a unique Soul Break available for Zell and is available via Gauntlet (VIII).

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Final Fantasy Brave Exvius

Meteor Barret is an ability usable by Zell after using Dolphin Blow. It costs 48 MP and deals 1 hit of physical damage with a modifier of 8x and reduces all stats by 60% for 2 turns to one enemy.

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Final Fantasy VIII.

Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia.

Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade (SSR).

Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade (SSR+).

Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade (SSR Legend).

Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade (SSR+ Legend).

Icon in Final Fantasy Record Keeper.

Final Fantasy Record Keeper.

Etymology

[view · edit · purge]A meteor or "shooting star" is the visible streak of light from a meteoroid or micrometeoroid, heated and glowing from entering the Earth's atmosphere, as it sheds glowing material in its wake. Meteors rarely explode in the Earth's atmosphere. The term has become associated with quickness with the adjective "meteoric". In the context of myth and superstition, meteors and comets sighted in Ancient and Medieval Europe were once held as ill omen, said to be the message of the heavens' displeasure of man's affairs to herald grave catastrophes.

Pieces that withstand atmospheric ablation are known as meteorites, but the name of the spell in the series refers to the overall phenomenon.