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| + | | release = T4HoL |
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| + | | name = Ogre Bear |
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+ | | image = [[File:Ogre Bear.png]] |
| + | | japanese = オニゴロシ |
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| − | | Image = [[File:Ogre_Bear.png|150px|The Ogre Bear]] |
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+ | | romaji = Onigoroshi |
| + | | lit = [[#Etymology|Oni Killer]] |
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+ | | location = [[Animal Burrow]] |
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+ | | type = Boss |
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| ⚫ | '''Ogre Bear''' is a [[boss]] in ''[[Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light]]'' fought in the [[Animal Burrow]]. It is a large version of a normal bear. It is encountered when [[Aire]] tries to reach [[Guera]], but is attacked by the Ogre Bear because she smells like a human. Aire is [[Unwinnable battle|scripted to be defeated]], but the bear can be fought a second time in the Animal Burrow in an optional battle. |
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| + | ==Stats== |
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+ | | actions = 3 |
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+ | | level = 99 |
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+ | | hp = 9999 - 12499 |
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+ | | weight = 30 |
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+ | | str = 99 |
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+ | | int = 99 |
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+ | | spr = 255 |
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+ | | atk = 333 |
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+ | | acc = 999 |
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+ | | def = 99 |
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+ | | mag def = 99 |
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+ | | mag eva = 99 |
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| − | | Steal = [[Ribbon (equipment)|Ribbon]] |
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+ | | exp = 1000 |
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+ | | atk prof = B |
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+ | | eva corr = B |
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+ | | petrification = Immune |
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+ | | forbidden art = Immune |
| + | | capture = Immune |
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| + | | death = Immune |
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| + | | steal 4 = [[Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light accessories#Ribbon|Ribbon]] |
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| + | | drop 1 = [[Gem (The 4 Heroes of Light)#Diamond|Diamond]] |
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| + | | drop 2 = [[Gem (The 4 Heroes of Light)#Diamond|Diamond]] |
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| + | | drop 3 = [[Gem (The 4 Heroes of Light)#Diamond|Diamond]] |
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| + | | drop 4 = [[Gem (The 4 Heroes of Light)#Diamond|Diamond]] |
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| + | | drop 1 rate = 100 |
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| + | | drop 2 rate = 100 |
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| + | | drop 3 rate = 100 |
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| + | | drop 4 rate = 100 |
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| + | | attack status = [8%] [[Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light statuses#Death|Death]] |
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| + | | abilities = [[Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light enemy abilities#Whirl Bludgeon|Whirl Bludgeon]] |
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| ⚫ | '''Ogre Bear''' is |
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==Battle== |
==Battle== |
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| − | Ogre Bear is supposed to kill Aire when first encountered. The party can challenge it again in the Animal Burrow once the world is flooded with darkness. Ogre Bear is powerful and the only way to enter the Animal Burrow is to be in [[Animal Staff|animal form]] with decreased stats. |
+ | Ogre Bear is supposed to kill Aire when first encountered. The party can challenge it again in the Animal Burrow once the world is flooded with darkness. Ogre Bear is powerful and the only way to enter the Animal Burrow is to be in [[Animal Staff|animal form]] with decreased stats. |
===Strategy=== |
===Strategy=== |
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| − | There are some workarounds to the adverse effects of being in animal form: one is to have someone equip the [[Beastmaster (The 4 Heroes of Light)|Beastmaster]] [[crown]], which negates the stat reduction. Another way to beat it is to have Energy Screens, which grant immunity to physical attacks but have the party take quadruple damage from magic attacks. Ogre Bear only uses melee attacks, but this method isn't recommended as Energy Screens can only be bought as prizes at multiplayer shops, and cost 8,000 points. |
+ | There are some workarounds to the adverse effects of being in animal form: one is to have someone equip the [[Beastmaster (The 4 Heroes of Light)|Beastmaster]] [[Job system#Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light|crown]], which negates the stat reduction. Another way to beat it is to have Energy Screens, which grant immunity to physical attacks but have the party take quadruple damage from magic attacks. Ogre Bear only uses melee attacks, but this method isn't recommended as Energy Screens can only be bought as prizes at multiplayer shops, and cost 8,000 points. |
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| + | ==Etymology== |
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| + | {{Etym|Ogre}} |
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| + | Its Japanese name derives from the Japanese {{J|鬼殺し|onigoroshi|fmt=j(r)}} meaning "ogre killer". {{Etym|Oni}} |
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==Related Enemies== |
==Related Enemies== |
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*[[Borgbear (The 4 Heroes of Light)|Borgbear]] |
*[[Borgbear (The 4 Heroes of Light)|Borgbear]] |
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+ | *[[Boggle Bear]] |
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+ | [[Category:Bosses in Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light]] |
Revision as of 22:45, 18 November 2019
Template:Sideicon Ogre Bear is a boss in Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light fought in the Animal Burrow. It is a large version of a normal bear. It is encountered when Aire tries to reach Guera, but is attacked by the Ogre Bear because she smells like a human. Aire is scripted to be defeated, but the bear can be fought a second time in the Animal Burrow in an optional battle.
Stats
Battle
Ogre Bear is supposed to kill Aire when first encountered. The party can challenge it again in the Animal Burrow once the world is flooded with darkness. Ogre Bear is powerful and the only way to enter the Animal Burrow is to be in animal form with decreased stats.
Strategy
There are some workarounds to the adverse effects of being in animal form: one is to have someone equip the Beastmaster crown, which negates the stat reduction. Another way to beat it is to have Energy Screens, which grant immunity to physical attacks but have the party take quadruple damage from magic attacks. Ogre Bear only uses melee attacks, but this method isn't recommended as Energy Screens can only be bought as prizes at multiplayer shops, and cost 8,000 points.
Etymology
An ogre is a mythical creature found in West European folklore. Ogres are typically depicted as large, mean-spirited, humanoid monsters that prefer to feed on human beings.
Its Japanese name derives from the Japanese 鬼殺し (onigoroshi?) meaning "ogre killer". Oni (鬼?) is the kun'yomi rendering of the Chinese interpretation of an ogre called the "guǐ" (gu-ay). They are a kind of yōkai from Japanese folklore, variously translated as demons, devils, ogres or trolls. In a Chinese context it may refer to a ghost as well.