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{{infobox enemy
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|Name = Mythril Golem
  
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| release = IVCCI
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|Japan = ミスリルゴーレム
  
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| name = Mythril Golem
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|Romaji = MisuriruGōremu
  
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|Image = [[File:FF4PSP Mythril Golem.png]]
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| image = [[File:FF4PSP Mythril Golem.png]]
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| japanese = ミスリルゴーレム
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|Bestiary = 57
  
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| romaji = Misuriru Gōremu
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|prev = Black Flan (Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-)
  
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| location = [[Tower of Babil]]
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|next = Security Eye (Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-)
  
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|HP = 2,900
  
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|Strength = 92
 
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|Magic = 0
  
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|Defense = 3
  
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|Magic Defense = 20
  
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|EXP = 3,659
  
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|Gil = 383
  
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|Location = [[Tower of Babil]]
  
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|Type = Giant
  
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|Item Dropped = Mythril Knife, Mythril Shield, Mythril Armor, Mythril Sword
  
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|Abilities = None
  
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|Status Immunity = [[Poison (Status)|Poison]], [[Blind (Status)|Blind]], [[Silence (Status)|Silence]], [[Mini (Status)|Mini]], [[Toad (Status)|Toad]], [[Instant Death]]
  
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|Other Information = None
  
 
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The '''Mythril Golem''' is an enemy in ''[[Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-]]''. It has a large amount of HP and packs a strong physical attack, but is highly susceptible to the [[Stun|Hold]] spell from Porom. It also drops a variety of mythril equipment. Edge can steal the Mythril Knife from them, and throw the stolen weapon from them at enemies.
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The '''Mythril Golem''' is an enemy in ''[[Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-]]''. It appears in the [[Tower of Babil]].
   
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{{See|Mythril Golem}}
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==Related Enemies==
  
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*[[Steel Golem (Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-)|Steel Golem]]
  
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*[[Stone Golem (Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-)|Stone Golem]]
  
   
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== Stats ==
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===''[[Final Fantasy IV]]''===
  
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{{infobox enemy stats IVCCI
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*[[Steel Golem (Final Fantasy IV)|Steel Golem]]
  
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*[[Stone Golem (Final Fantasy IV)|Stone Golem]]
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| prev = Black Flan (Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-)
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| bestiary = 57
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*[[Mythril Golem (Final Fantasy IV)|Mythril Golem]]
  
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| next = Security Eye (Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-)
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| location = [[Tower of Babil]]
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| giant = true
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| hp = 2900
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| strength = 92
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| defense = 3
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| magic defense = 20
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| exp = 3659
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| gil = 383
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| poison = Immune
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| blind = Immune
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| silence = Immune
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| mini = Immune
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| toad = Immune
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| death = Immune
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| drop 1 = [[Final Fantasy IV -Interlude- weapons#Mythril Knife|Mythril Knife]]
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| drop 2 = [[Final Fantasy IV -Interlude- armor#Mythril Shield|Mythril Shield]]
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| drop 3 = [[Final Fantasy IV -Interlude- armor#Mythril Armor|Mythril Armor]]
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| drop 4 = [[Final Fantasy IV -Interlude- weapons#Mythril Sword|Mythril Sword]]
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== Battle ==
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It has a large amount of HP and packs a strong physical attack, but is highly susceptible to Porom's [[White Magic (Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-)#Hold|Hold]] spell.
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The Mythril Golem drops a variety of [[mythril equipment]]. [[Edge Geraldine|Edge]] can steal the [[Final Fantasy IV -Interlude- weapons#Mythril Knife|Mythril Knife]] from them and [[Throw (ability)|throw]] the stolen weapon at enemies.
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== Etymology ==
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{{Etym|Mythril}}
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{{Etym|Golem}}
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== Related enemies ==
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* [[Steel Golem (Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-)|Steel Golem]]
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* [[Stone Golem (Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-)|Stone Golem]]
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy IV]]'' ===
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* [[Steel Golem (Final Fantasy IV 2D)|Steel Golem]]
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* [[Stone Golem (Final Fantasy IV 2D)|Stone Golem]]
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* [[Mythril Golem (Final Fantasy IV 2D)|Mythril Golem]]
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy IV: The After Years]]'' ===
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* [[Mythril Golem (The After Years)|Mythril Golem]]
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* [[Steel Golem (The After Years)|Steel Golem]]
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* [[Stone Golem (The After Years)|Stone Golem]]
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* [[Adamantite Golem (The After Years)|Adamantite Golem]]
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* [[Blast Golem]]
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* [[Hydro Golem]]
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* [[Melt Golem]]
   
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===''[[Final Fantasy IV: The After Years]]''===
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[[Category:Enemies in Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-]]
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*[[Mythril Golem (The After Years)|Mythril Golem]]
  
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*[[Steel Golem (The After Years)|Steel Golem]]
  
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*[[Stone Golem (The After Years)|Stone Golem]]
  
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*[[Adamantite Golem (The After Years)|Adamantite Golem]]
  
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*[[Blast Golem]]
  
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*[[Hydro Golem]]
  
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*[[Melt Golem]]
  
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[[Category:Final Fantasy IV -Interlude- Enemies]]
  

Revision as of 19:07, 3 January 2020

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The Mythril Golem is an enemy in Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-. It appears in the Tower of Babil.

See also: Mythril Golem

Stats

Battle

It has a large amount of HP and packs a strong physical attack, but is highly susceptible to Porom's Hold spell.

The Mythril Golem drops a variety of mythril equipment. Edge can steal the Mythril Knife from them and throw the stolen weapon at enemies.

Etymology

The word "mythril" or "mithril" is a metal found in many fantasy worlds. It was originally introduced by the fantasy writings of J. R. R. Tolkien, being present in his Middle-earth. It resembles silver but is stronger than steel, and much lighter in weight than either. The author first wrote of it in The Lord of the Rings, and it is retrospectively mentioned in the third, revised edition of The Hobbit in 1966. In the first 1937 edition, the mail shirt given to Bilbo is described as being made of "silvered steel". The name mithril comes from two words in Sindarin—mith, meaning "grey" or "mist", and ril meaning "glitter".

In Jewish and medieval folklore, a golem is an animated anthropomorphic being, magically created from inanimate matter. The word was used to mean an amorphous, unformed material (usually out of stone and clay) in Psalms and medieval writing. Adam, the first man created by God in the Holy Bible, was a golem since he was created from dust and sand. Having a golem servant was seen as the ultimate symbol of wisdom and holiness, with stories of prominent Rabbis owning golems throughout the middle ages. In modern times, the word golem, sometimes pronounced goilem in Yiddish, has come to mean one who is slow, clumsy, and generally dimwitted.

Related enemies

  • Steel Golem
  • Stone Golem

Final Fantasy IV

Final Fantasy IV: The After Years

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