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{{Q|A certain kind of metal is always used when making statues of protection. This orichalcum is a curious metal indeed, ever burning with a cold flame. That it appears as a flame, in fact, has led to the belief that orichalcum has no true substance... but combine an incandescent flame with the cool-burning flame of the metal, and the energy given off as a result will be quite real enough to convince even the stubbornest skeptic. This is the power that moves the statues.|[[Research Notes]]}}
 
{{Q|A certain kind of metal is always used when making statues of protection. This orichalcum is a curious metal indeed, ever burning with a cold flame. That it appears as a flame, in fact, has led to the belief that orichalcum has no true substance... but combine an incandescent flame with the cool-burning flame of the metal, and the energy given off as a result will be quite real enough to convince even the stubbornest skeptic. This is the power that moves the statues.|[[Research Notes]]}}
'''Orichalcum''' {{J|オリハルコン|Oriharukon}} is a recurring item in the [[Final Fantasy (Series)|''Final Fantasy'' series]]. Usually a [[Key Item]] or loot, it is a rare ore like the [[Mythril (Item)|Mythril]] and the [[Adamantite (Item)|Adamantite]]. It is usually used in [[Weapon (Equipment)|weapons]], such as the [[Orichalcum (Weapon)|Orichalcum Dirk]].
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'''Orichalcum''' {{J|オリハルコン|Oriharukon}} is a recurring item in the [[Final Fantasy series|''Final Fantasy'' series]]. Usually a [[key item]] or loot, it is a rare ore like the [[Mythril (item)|Mythril]] and the [[Adamantite (item)|Adamantite]]. It is usually used in [[Weapon (equipment)|weapons]], such as the [[Orichalcum (weapon)|Orichalcum Dirk]].
   
 
==Appearances==
 
==Appearances==
 
===''[[Final Fantasy III]]''===
 
===''[[Final Fantasy III]]''===
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The Orichalcum is only present in the [[Nintendo DS]] version of ''Final Fantasy III'', as it is used in the [[Legendary Smith]] sidequests. It is found in [[Cid Haze|Cid's]] basement and is used by the Legendary Smith to forge the [[Ultima Weapon (Weapon)|Ultima Weapon]]. In the Japanese version, its name can be translated as "Nameless metal" or "Unknown metal."
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The Orichalcum is only present in the 3D version as it is used in the [[Legendary Smith]] sidequests. It is found in [[Cid Haze|Cid's]] basement and is used by the Legendary Smith to forge the [[Ultima Weapon (weapon)|Ultima Weapon]]. In the Japanese version, its name can be translated as "Nameless metal" or "Unknown metal."
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy VIII]]''===
 
===''[[Final Fantasy VIII]]''===
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The Orihalcon is an item that teaches any [[Guardian Force|GF]] the [[Stat-Enhancing Abilities|Vit +40%]] ability. It can be obtained from [[Adamantoise (Final Fantasy VIII)|Adamantoises]]. Ten Vit-J Scrolls also [[refine]] into an Orihalcon with [[Eden (Summon)|Eden]]'s GFAbl Med-RF ability.
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The Orihalcon is an item that teaches any [[Guardian Force|GF]] the [[Stat-enhancing ability|Vit +40%]] ability. It can be obtained from [[Adamantoise (Final Fantasy VIII)|Adamantoises]]. Ten Vit-J Scrolls also [[refine]] into an Orihalcon with [[Eden (summon)|Eden's]] GFAbl Med-RF ability.
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy XI]]''===
 
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Orichalcum (ores, ingots, sheets, chains, etc.) is a relatively expensive ingredient used most commonly by Goldsmithers in the production of a number of powerful weapons and armors (and furnishings). For some time it was notably one of the rarer minerals to mine in the field, making it a rather expensive commodity. The ingots have a number of secondary applications as well, specifically with quest lines involving the upgrading of the Mandau [[Relic Weapon (Equipment)|Relic Dagger]], [[Gungnir (Weapon)|Gungnir]] Relic Polearm, the five [[Salvage (Final Fantasy XI)|Salvage]] Headgears, and the ninth inventory expansion Quest.
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Orichalcum (ores, ingots, sheets, chains, etc.) is a relatively expensive ingredient used most commonly by Goldsmithers in the production of a number of powerful weapons and armors (and furnishings). For some time it was notably one of the rarer minerals to mine in the field, making it a rather expensive commodity. The ingots have a number of secondary applications as well, specifically with quest lines involving the upgrading of the Mandau [[Relic Weapon (equipment)|Relic Dagger]], [[Gungnir (weapon)|Gungnir]] Relic Polearm, the five [[Salvage (Final Fantasy XI)|Salvage]] Headgears, and the ninth inventory expansion Quest.
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy XII]]''===
 
===''[[Final Fantasy XII]]''===
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{{Q|This mysterious metal seems to waver and shine like a flame. Some believe it does not even truly exist, and that it is the mere ''idea'' of the metal which lends protection.|Description}}
 
{{Q|This mysterious metal seems to waver and shine like a flame. Some believe it does not even truly exist, and that it is the mere ''idea'' of the metal which lends protection.|Description}}
Orichalcum is a rare [[Loot (Final Fantasy XII)|loot]] in ''Final Fantasy XII''. It can be sold for 1,777 gil in the [[Bazaar (Final Fantasy XII)|Bazaar]] in order to obtain the Stoneblade and the [[Masamune (Weapon)|Masamune]]. Orichalcum can be [[Steal|stolen]] from [[Vishno]] and [[Poach]]ed from [[Deidar]] in the [[Pharos (Final Fantasy XII)|Pharos]].
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[[Loot (Final Fantasy XII)#Orichalcum|Orichalcum]] is a rare [[Loot (Final Fantasy XII)|loot]] that can be sold for 1,777 gil in the [[Bazaar (Final Fantasy XII)|Bazaar]] in order to obtain the Stoneblade and the [[Masamune (weapon)|Masamune]]. It can be [[Steal|stolen]] from [[Vishno]] and [[poach]]ed from [[Deidar (Final Fantasy XII)|Deidar]] in the [[Pharos (Final Fantasy XII)|Pharos]].
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift]]''===
 
===''[[Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift]]''===
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[[File:FFTA2 Orichalcum.PNG|right]]
 
[[File:FFTA2 Orichalcum.PNG|right]]
 
{{Q|This metal has the strange property of becoming solid only at certain times of day. Smiths call it the phantom metal, and treat it with utmost care.|Description}}
 
{{Q|This metal has the strange property of becoming solid only at certain times of day. Smiths call it the phantom metal, and treat it with utmost care.|Description}}
Orichalcum is a rare [[Loot (Tactics A2)#Orichalcum|loot]] in ''Final Fantasy Tactics A2'', obtained by completing the missions "The Dig", "Through Another's Eyes", "A Lady's Proposition", "The Cat's Meow", "Goug Nightwatch", and "Yellow Wings in Trouble". It is required in order to create the [[Orichalcum (Weapon)|Orichalcum Dirk]], Restorer, Ayvuir Red, Vigilante, and Wygar.
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Orichalcum is a rare [[Loot (Tactics A2)#Orichalcum|loot]] obtained by completing the missions "The Dig", "Through Another's Eyes", "A Lady's Proposition", "The Cat's Meow", "Goug Nightwatch", and "Yellow Wings in Trouble". It is required in order to create the [[Orichalcum (weapon)|Orichalcum Dirk]], Restorer, Ayvuir Red, Vigilante, and Wygar.
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy Tactics S]]''===
 
===''[[Final Fantasy Tactics S]]''===
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===''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles]]''===
 
===''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles]]''===
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The Orichalcum is a rare [[List of Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Materials|material]] in ''Crystal Chronicles'' that is used to create the that is used to create the strongest weapons and armor in the game, including Diamond equipment, Legendary and Ultima weapons, [[Ragnarok (Weapon)|Ragnarok]], [[Longinus (Weapon)|Longinus]], Dreamcatcher, and Force Ring.
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The Orichalcum is a rare [[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles materials|material]] that is used to create the strongest weapons and armor, including Diamond equipment, Legendary and Ultima weapons, [[Ragnarok (weapon)|Ragnarok]], [[Longinus (weapon)|Longinus]], Dreamcatcher, and Force Ring.
   
 
====''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates]]''====
 
====''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates]]''====
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{{Q|A brass alloy high in zinc created by ancients. Prized as a strong material for military goods.|Description}}
 
{{Q|A brass alloy high in zinc created by ancients. Prized as a strong material for military goods.|Description}}
The [[List of Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates Materials#Orichalcum|Orichalcum]] appears as a [[List of Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates Materials|material]], and can be obtained either by winning it from [[Daedalus (Ring of Fates)|Daedalus]], [[Dark Skeleton (Ring of Fates)|Dark Skeleton]], [[Hammer Goblin]] (at [[Rela Cyel]]), [[Ice Flan (Ring of Fates)|Ice Flan]], [[Lick Prickle]], [[Needle Turtle]], [[Skeleton (Ring of Fates)|Skeleton]] (only at [[Valley of Heroes]]), [[Spin Spine]] (at the [[Crystal Temple (Ring of Fates)|Crystal Temple]]), [[Carniflower (Ring of Fates)|Carniflower]] (only at [[Abyssus Forest]]), [[Coelacanth]] (only at [[Rela Cyel]]), [[Dragon (Ring of Fates)|Dragon]] (only at [[Kilanda Islands]]), [[Lich (Ring of Fates)|Lich]], and [[Scorpion (Ring of Fates)|Scorpion]] (at Valley of Heroes) on Hard or Very Hard mode, or by creating it for 500 gil by using up one Old Hellish Iron and three Holy Orbs through the Heavenly Ore scroll.
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The [[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates materials#Orichalcum|Orichalcum]] appears as a [[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates materials|material]], and can be dropped from [[Daedalus (Ring of Fates)|Daedalus]], [[Dark Skeleton (Ring of Fates)|Dark Skeleton]], [[Hammer Goblin]] (at [[Rela Cyel]]), [[Ice Flan (Ring of Fates)|Ice Flan]], [[Lick Prickle]], [[Needle Turtle]], [[Skeleton (Ring of Fates)|Skeleton]] (only at [[Valley of Heroes]]), [[Spin Spine]] (at the [[Crystal Temple (Ring of Fates)|Crystal Temple]]), [[Carniflower (Ring of Fates)|Carniflower]] (only at [[Abyssus Forest]]), [[Coelacanth]] (only at [[Rela Cyel]]), [[Dragon (Ring of Fates)|Dragon]] (only at [[Kilanda Islands]]), [[Lich (Ring of Fates)|Lich]], and [[Scorpion (Ring of Fates)|Scorpion]] (at Valley of Heroes) on Hard or Very Hard mode, or created for 500 gil by using an Old Hellish Iron and Holy Orb x3 through the Heavenly Ore scroll.
   
 
====''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time]]''====
 
====''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time]]''====
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{{Q|An ancient zinc and brass alloy. An excellent material for military applications.|Description}}
 
{{Q|An ancient zinc and brass alloy. An excellent material for military applications.|Description}}
[[List of Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time Materials#Orichalcum|Orichalcum]] is a material that can be obtained by creating it for 230 gil by using up one [[Mythril (Item)|Mythril]] one Holy Orb, and one Yellow Stone.
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[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time materials#Orichalcum|Orichalcum]] is a material that can be created for 230 gil by using a [[Mythril (item)|Mythril]], Holy Orb, and Yellow Stone.
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light]]''===
 
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[[File:FFT4HoL Mythril Icon.png|right]]
 
[[File:FFT4HoL Mythril Icon.png|right]]
Orihalcon is found after beating the boss on the 80th floor of any of the four optional towers. It can be turned in to the weapon upgrade shop at Urbeth in order to raise the maximum upgrade level of any equipment. Default maximum is +9, but each Orihalcon turned in grants +10 to the maximum.
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Orihalcon is found after beating the boss on the 80th floor of any of the four optional towers. It can be turned in to the weapon upgrade shop at [[Urbeth]] in order to raise the maximum upgrade level of any equipment. The default maximum is +9, but each Orihalcon turned in grants +10 to the maximum.
   
 
===''[[Bravely Default]]''===
 
===''[[Bravely Default]]''===
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The orichalcum is an extremely rare mineral that can be found only within the Eisen continent. Orichalcum is described as being an extremely hard mineral, the hardest mineral off all, possibly as hard or harder than diamonds. Current technology in Luxendarc is incapable of processing it any longer than a rough hewn dagger.
 
   
 
The orichalcum is an extremely rare mineral that can be found only within the Eisen continent. Orichalcum is described as being an extremely hard mineral, the hardest mineral off all, possibly as hard or harder than diamonds. Current technology in [[Luxendarc]] is incapable of processing it any longer than a rough hewn dagger.
Orichalcum is a key item only available after the party asked for the orichalcum [[Egil (Bravely Default)|Egil]] when he is staying at the Caldisla inn, with [[Innkeeper Karl]]. The party puts the orichalcum in the ''[[Grandship]]'' engine rooms 'heart'. This causes ''Grandship'' to stopped sinking and become completely stable. Ringabel then pushes a "glowing button" and ''Grandship'' starts to rise from the sea, and is revealed to be an airship.
 
   
 
Orichalcum is a key item only available after the party asked for the orichalcum [[Egil (Bravely Default)|Egil]] when he is staying at the [[Caldisla]] inn, with [[Innkeeper Karl]]. The party puts the orichalcum in the ''[[Grandship]]'' [[Engine Room]]'s 'heart'. This causes ''Grandship'' to stopped sinking and become completely stable. [[Ringabel]] then pushes a "glowing button" and ''Grandship'' starts to rise from the sea, and is revealed to be an airship.
==Other Appearances==
 
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===''Kingdom Hearts'' Series===
 
 
==Other appearances==
Orichalcum is listed as an extremely rare ore, and can only be found in certain worlds at certain times, or as a drop from bosses. There is an upgraded form of Orichalcum; Orichalcum+, which only drops off of specific bosses and can be found only in the World that Never Was. Both types are needed to synthesize the Ultima Weapon.
 
 
===''Kingdom Hearts'' series===
 
Orichalcum is listed as an extremely rare ore, and can only be found in certain worlds at certain times, or as a drop from bosses. There is an upgraded form of Orichalcum; Orichalcum+, which only drops off of specific bosses and can be found only in the World that Never Was. Both types are needed to synthesize the {{KHWiki|Ultima Weapon}}.
   
 
==Etymology==
 
==Etymology==
 
{{Etym|Orichalcum}}
 
{{Etym|Orichalcum}}
   
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A certain kind of metal is always used when making statues of protection. This orichalcum is a curious metal indeed, ever burning with a cold flame. That it appears as a flame, in fact, has led to the belief that orichalcum has no true substance... but combine an incandescent flame with the cool-burning flame of the metal, and the energy given off as a result will be quite real enough to convince even the stubbornest skeptic. This is the power that moves the statues.

Orichalcum (オリハルコン, Oriharukon?) is a recurring item in the Final Fantasy series. Usually a key item or loot, it is a rare ore like the Mythril and the Adamantite. It is usually used in weapons, such as the Orichalcum Dirk.

Appearances

Final Fantasy III

The Orichalcum is only present in the 3D version as it is used in the Legendary Smith sidequests. It is found in Cid's basement and is used by the Legendary Smith to forge the Ultima Weapon. In the Japanese version, its name can be translated as "Nameless metal" or "Unknown metal."

Final Fantasy VIII

The Orihalcon is an item that teaches any GF the Vit +40% ability. It can be obtained from Adamantoises. Ten Vit-J Scrolls also refine into an Orihalcon with Eden's GFAbl Med-RF ability.

Final Fantasy XI

Orichalcum (ores, ingots, sheets, chains, etc.) is a relatively expensive ingredient used most commonly by Goldsmithers in the production of a number of powerful weapons and armors (and furnishings). For some time it was notably one of the rarer minerals to mine in the field, making it a rather expensive commodity. The ingots have a number of secondary applications as well, specifically with quest lines involving the upgrading of the Mandau Relic Dagger, Gungnir Relic Polearm, the five Salvage Headgears, and the ninth inventory expansion Quest.

Final Fantasy XII

This mysterious metal seems to waver and shine like a flame. Some believe it does not even truly exist, and that it is the mere idea of the metal which lends protection.

Description

Orichalcum is a rare loot that can be sold for 1,777 gil in the Bazaar in order to obtain the Stoneblade and the Masamune. It can be stolen from Vishno and poached from Deidar in the Pharos.

Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift

FFTA2 Orichalcum

This metal has the strange property of becoming solid only at certain times of day. Smiths call it the phantom metal, and treat it with utmost care.

Description

Orichalcum is a rare loot obtained by completing the missions "The Dig", "Through Another's Eyes", "A Lady's Proposition", "The Cat's Meow", "Goug Nightwatch", and "Yellow Wings in Trouble". It is required in order to create the Orichalcum Dirk, Restorer, Ayvuir Red, Vigilante, and Wygar.

Final Fantasy Tactics S

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Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles

The Orichalcum is a rare material that is used to create the strongest weapons and armor, including Diamond equipment, Legendary and Ultima weapons, Ragnarok, Longinus, Dreamcatcher, and Force Ring.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates

A brass alloy high in zinc created by ancients. Prized as a strong material for military goods.

Description

The Orichalcum appears as a material, and can be dropped from Daedalus, Dark Skeleton, Hammer Goblin (at Rela Cyel), Ice Flan, Lick Prickle, Needle Turtle, Skeleton (only at Valley of Heroes), Spin Spine (at the Crystal Temple), Carniflower (only at Abyssus Forest), Coelacanth (only at Rela Cyel), Dragon (only at Kilanda Islands), Lich, and Scorpion (at Valley of Heroes) on Hard or Very Hard mode, or created for 500 gil by using an Old Hellish Iron and Holy Orb x3 through the Heavenly Ore scroll.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time

An ancient zinc and brass alloy. An excellent material for military applications.

Description

Orichalcum is a material that can be created for 230 gil by using a Mythril, Holy Orb, and Yellow Stone.

Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light

FFT4HoL Mythril Icon

Orihalcon is found after beating the boss on the 80th floor of any of the four optional towers. It can be turned in to the weapon upgrade shop at Urbeth in order to raise the maximum upgrade level of any equipment. The default maximum is +9, but each Orihalcon turned in grants +10 to the maximum.

Bravely Default

The orichalcum is an extremely rare mineral that can be found only within the Eisen continent. Orichalcum is described as being an extremely hard mineral, the hardest mineral off all, possibly as hard or harder than diamonds. Current technology in Luxendarc is incapable of processing it any longer than a rough hewn dagger.

Orichalcum is a key item only available after the party asked for the orichalcum Egil when he is staying at the Caldisla inn, with Innkeeper Karl. The party puts the orichalcum in the Grandship Engine Room's 'heart'. This causes Grandship to stopped sinking and become completely stable. Ringabel then pushes a "glowing button" and Grandship starts to rise from the sea, and is revealed to be an airship.

Other appearances

Kingdom Hearts series

Orichalcum is listed as an extremely rare ore, and can only be found in certain worlds at certain times, or as a drop from bosses. There is an upgraded form of Orichalcum; Orichalcum+, which only drops off of specific bosses and can be found only in the World that Never Was. Both types are needed to synthesize the Ultima Weapon.

Etymology

The word "orichalcum" is derived from the Greek word oreichalkos, meaning "mountain copper" or "mountain metal", and is mentioned in several ancient writings, most notably associated with Atlantis. Orichalcum was said to be second in value only to gold, and was the source of Atlantis' wealth and power. The exact type of metal that Orichalcum was is unknown, but it is commonly thought to be some form of alloy of bronze and/or copper, and other metals.