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FFIVDS Mini Status 2 — Rydia and Rosa in Mini status in *Final Fantasy IV* (DS).

Mini (ミニマム, Minimamu?, lit. Minimum), also known as Size, Small or Minimum, is a status ailment that shrinks the target. While in Mini status, a player is still able to cast magic, but their physical power drops dramatically, and all attacks do only a single point of damage. Their physical Defense also drops. The Mini status is usually inflicted by the eponymous spell, and can also be removed with it, except in Final Fantasy II.

Appearances

Final Fantasy II

Mini causes an afflicted party member to shrink, and their physical attack power is reduced significantly. When used on enemies, Mini acts as an Instant Death spell. There is a chance of recovery at the end of each turn and does not last after battle. It can be cured by Basuna at level 4 or higher. It should be noted that this is the only game in the series in which the Mini spell does not cure the status.

Final Fantasy III

The status is gained from the Mini spell. In the DS version, the party needs to be in Mini status to access Castle Hein, Nepto Temple, Cave of the Circle as well as Tozus.

Final Fantasy IV

The Mini status disables the Aim, Focus, Kick, Brace, Twincast, Bluff, Cry, Cover, Analyze, Throw, and Regen commands. Additionally, attack is set to 1, defense and evade are set to 0, and anyone attacking a target with Mini status has attack doubled. When afflicted by Mini, the character will deal only 1 point of damage. In the Advance remake, this will disable monster spells if used on a monster.

The Mini spell, along with Bad Breath, are the only ways for Mini to be inflicted upon the party.

Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-

The Mini status returns as a status effect in the sequel of Final Fantasy IV, and it functions the same way as its predecessor.

Final Fantasy IV: The After Years

The Mini status returns as a status effect in the sequel of Final Fantasy IV, and it functions the same way as its predecessors.

Final Fantasy V

The Blue Magic spell Lilliputian Lyric and the White Magic spell Mini are the only sure means of inflicting Mini on a character, while Grand Cross and Curse can sometimes cause it at random.

The Ribbon accessory does not prevent Mini.

The formula for how Mini works is as follows:

Defense = 0, Evade% = Evade% * 2
$Damage = (3 - Target Defense) * M$
$M = (Strength*Level)/128 + 2 or Monster Attack Multiplier$

Final Fantasy VII

Any character afflicted with the Small status will automatically have their Attack Power reduced to 1, therefore never doing more than 1 damage to the enemy. Unlike most other statuses, Small is not removed when a character is KO'd, but the status does not last after battle. The enemy Hungry can eat a character in Small status.

Game Element	Type	Effect
Mini	Magic	Inflicts or cures Small.
Bad Breath	Enemy Skill	Inflicts Small as well as other statuses to all enemies.
L4 Suicide	Enemy Skill	Reduces HP by 31/32 and inflicts Small to enemies whose levels are a multiple of 4.
Pale Horse	Enemy Attack	Inflicts major non-elemental damage as well as Frog, Small, and Sadness.
Right Revenge	Enemy Attack	Reduces HP by 15/32 and inflicts Small and Slow-numb.
Right Thrust	Enemy Attack	Reduces HP by 15/16 and inflicts Small and Slow-numb.
White Cape	Accessory	Prevents Frog and Small.
Shrivel	Item	Casts Mini.
Cornucopia	Item	Cures Small status.

Final Fantasy IX

Mini makes the target useless at physical attacks and halves their magic power. Some skills, such as Steiner's Darkside, ignore Mini.

Game Element	Type	Effect
Mini	White Magic	Inflicts or cures Mini.
Bad Breath	Blue Magic	Inflicts Mini as well as several other statuses.
Curse	Enemy Ability used by Ozma and Hades.	Inflicts massive non-elemental damage, as well as Mini and other statuses.
Grand Cross	Enemy Ability used by Necron	Inflicts random statuses to party, including Mini.
Ultra Sound Wave	Enemy Ability	Inflicts Mini.

Final Fantasy XI

Mini is not a spell that can be cast by players, but those wishing to participate in Ballista or Brenner matches in Abdhaljs have the spell cast upon them so they may enter the arena.

Final Fantasy XIV

Minimum turns the player tiny and reduces damage dealt while increasing damage taken. It can only be inflicted by Gilgamesh and Amon.

Final Fantasy Dimensions

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Final Fantasy Record Keeper

The Mini causes characters to become tiny. The character sprites under Mini status are styled after the Mini sprites from Final Fantasy V, but each character has their own unique Mini sprite.

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Dissidia Final Fantasy

In the Duel Colosseum, the Mini status card will cause the player's HP not to be restored after battle.

Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy

The Mini status card appears in the new Labyrinth mode, and prevents characters from recovering HP after battle.

Chocobo no Fushigi na Dungeon

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Chocobo's Dungeon 2

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Non-Final Fantasy Appearances

Kingdom Hearts series

The spell Mini from Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep inflicts the Mini status upon the target, which makes them smaller and hinders their attacking strength. In addition, the miniaturized targets can be simply stepped on by the player to inflict easy damage.

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 ==Appearances==
 ===''[[Final Fantasy II]]''===
 Mini causes an afflicted party member to shrink, and their physical attack power is reduced significantly. When used on enemies, Mini acts as an [[Instant Death]] spell. There is a chance of recovery at the end of each turn and does not last after [[Battle (term)|battle]]. It can be cured by [[Basuna]] at level 4 or higher. It should be noted that this is the only game in the series in which the [[Mini (ability)|Mini]] spell does not cure the status.
 ===''[[Final Fantasy III]]''===
 [[File:FFIIIDS Mini Symbol.png|right]]
 The status is gained from the Mini spell. In the DS version, the party needs to be in Mini status to access [[Castle Hein]], [[Nepto Temple]], [[Cave of the Circle]] as well as [[Tozus]].
 ===''[[Final Fantasy IV]]''===
 [[File:FFIV Mini Symbol.PNG|left]]
 [[File:FFIVDS Mini Status Icon.png|right]]
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 ====''[[Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-]]''====
 The Mini status returns as a status effect in the sequel of ''Final Fantasy IV'', and it functions the same way as its predecessor.
 ====''[[Final Fantasy IV: The After Years]]''====
 The Mini status returns as a status effect in the sequel of ''Final Fantasy IV'', and it functions the same way as its predecessors.
 ===''[[Final Fantasy V]]''===
 [[File:FFV Mini Icon iOS.png|Icon.|right]]
 [[File:FF5SNES Bartz Mini Victory Pose.gif|right|Mini victory pose.]]
 The [[Blue Magic (Final Fantasy V)|Blue Magic]] spell [[Lilliputian Lyric]] and the [[White Magic (Final Fantasy V)|White Magic]] spell Mini are the only sure means of inflicting Mini on a character, while [[Grand Cross (ability)#Final Fantasy V|Grand Cross]] and [[Curse (ability)#Final Fantasy V|Curse]] can sometimes cause it at random.
-The [[List of Final Fantasy V accessories#Ribbon|Ribbon]] accessory does not prevent Mini.
+The [[Final Fantasy V accessories#Ribbon|Ribbon]] accessory does not prevent Mini.
 The formula for how Mini works is as follows:
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 ===''[[Final Fantasy VII]]''===
 Any character afflicted with the Small status will automatically have their Attack Power reduced to 1, therefore never doing more than 1 damage to the enemy. Unlike most other statuses, Small is not removed when a character is KO'd, but the status does not last after battle. The enemy [[Hungry (Final Fantasy VII)|Hungry]] can eat a character in Small status.
-{|class="full-width FFVII table"
+{|class="full-width FFVII article-table"
 |-class="a"
 !width="150px"|Game Element
@@ Line 58: / Line 51: @@
 |-
 !class="b"|[[Bad Breath]]
-|[[Enemy Skill Materia|Enemy Skill]]
+|[[Enemy Skill (Final Fantasy VII)|Enemy Skill]]
 |Inflicts Small as well as other statuses to all enemies.
 |-
 !class="b"|[[L4 Suicide]]
-|[[Enemy Skill Materia|Enemy Skill]]
+|[[Enemy Skill (Final Fantasy VII)|Enemy Skill]]
 |Reduces HP by 31/32 and inflicts Small to enemies whose levels are a multiple of 4.
 |-
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 |Prevents Frog and Small.
 |-
-!class="b"|[[List of Final Fantasy VII items#Shrivel|Shrivel]]
+!class="b"|[[Final Fantasy VII items#Shrivel|Shrivel]]
 |Item
 |Casts [[Mini (ability)|Mini]].
 |-
-!class="b"|[[List of Final Fantasy VII items#Cornucopia|Cornucopia]]
+!class="b"|[[Final Fantasy VII items#Cornucopia|Cornucopia]]
 |Item
 |Cures Small status.
@@ Line 94: / Line 87: @@
 [[File:FFIX Mini Symbol.PNG|right]]
-{|class="full-width FFIX table"
+{|class="full-width FFIX article-table"
 |-class="a"
 !width="150px"|Game Element
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 ===''[[Final Fantasy XI]]''===
 Mini is not a spell that can be cast by players, but those wishing to participate in [[Ballista (term)|Ballista]] or [[Brenner]] matches in [[Abdhaljs]] have the spell cast upon them so they may enter the arena.
 ===''[[Final Fantasy XIV]]''===
+Minimum turns the player tiny and reduces damage dealt while increasing damage taken. It can only be inflicted by [[Gilgamesh (Final Fantasy XIV boss)|Gilgamesh]] and [[Amon (Final Fantasy XIV boss)|Amon]].
-Referred to as '''Minimum''' in-game, it turns the player tiny and reduces damage dealt while increasing damage taken. It can only be inflicted by [[Gilgamesh (Final Fantasy XIV boss)|Gilgamesh]] and [[Amon (Final Fantasy XIV boss)|Amon]].
 ===''[[Final Fantasy Dimensions]]''===
 [[File:FFD Mini Icon.png|right]]
-{{Status-stub|Final Fantasy Dimensions}}
+{{Status section|Final Fantasy Dimensions}}
 ===''[[Final Fantasy Record Keeper]]''===
+The Mini causes characters to become tiny. The character sprites under Mini status are styled after the Mini sprites from ''Final Fantasy V'', but each character has their own unique Mini sprite.
+{{Status section|Final Fantasy Record Keeper}}
-The Mini causes characters to become tiny. The character sprites under Mini status are styled after the Mini sprites from ''Final Fantasy V'', but unlike that game, each character has their own unique Mini sprite.
-{{Status-stub|Final Fantasy Record Keeper}}
 ===''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)|Dissidia Final Fantasy]]''===
 In the [[Duel Colosseum]], the Mini status card will cause the player's HP not to be restored after battle.
 ====''[[Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy]]''====
+The Mini status card appears in the new [[Labyrinth (Dissidia 012)|Labyrinth]] mode, and prevents characters from recovering HP after battle.
-The Mini status card reappears in the new [[Labyrinth (Dissidia 012)|Labyrinth]] mode, and prevents characters from recovering HP after battle.
 ===''[[Chocobo no Fushigi na Dungeon]]''===
+{{Status section|Chocobo no Fushigi na Dungeon}}
-{{Status-stub|Chocobo no Fushigi na Dungeon}}
 ====''[[Chocobo's Dungeon 2]]''====
+{{Status section|Chocobo's Dungeon 2}}
-{{Status-stub|Chocobo's Dungeon 2}}
 ==Non-Final Fantasy Appearances==
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 ==Gallery==
+<gallery>
-<gallery>FFII NES Mini Status.png|''[[Final Fantasy II]]'' (NES).
+FFII NES Mini Status.png|''[[Final Fantasy II]]'' (NES).
 FFII Mini Status PS.png|Maria under Mini status in ''Final Fantasy II'' (PS).
 FFII Mini Status GBA.png|''Final Fantasy II'' (GBA).
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 {{navbox statuses}}
-[[Category:Status effects]]
+[[Category:Negative status effects]]