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Objet d'Art (せきぞう, Sekizou?, lit. Stone Statue), also known as Statue and Rock Statue, is a recurring enemy in the series.
Appearances
Final Fantasy V
Objet d'Art is an enemy fought at Castle of Bal in the basement levels. It attacks in groups of two or five, and commonly attempt to cast Break to inflict Petrify to party members, or use moderately powerful physical attacks. They are weak to Level 5 Death as well as Gold Needle, and are a prime source of ABP farming in the second world. Defeating a Object d'Art with a Necromancer will teach them the Dark Arts spell, Hellwind. It can also be fought as a treasure trap monster at the Pyramids.
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call
With only its upper half remaining, this knightly statue is ever on guard, tasked with keeping intruders away. Someday it might be freed at last from this duty, with the gentle prick of a Gold Needle...
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Objet d'Art is an enemy in Battle Music Sequences.
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Etymology
Objet d'art is a French term, literally meaning "object of art", used to describe any odd or curious piece that doesn't fit into the regular categories of artwork like paintings, drawings, sculptures, etc.