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A playable character is the character(s) one controls in a video game. In the Final Fantasy series, the player is usually given a large cast of playable characters, but can only control a few at a time.

See also: Guest, or Secret characters

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Playable characters per game[edit | edit source]

Final Fantasy[edit | edit source]

There are no predefined playable characters. Instead, the player creates and names their own party of characters, selecting each character's job class from the following options:

Final Fantasy II[edit | edit source]

Final Fantasy III[edit | edit source]

Final Fantasy IV[edit | edit source]

Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-[edit | edit source]

Final Fantasy IV: The After Years[edit | edit source]

Final Fantasy V[edit | edit source]

Final Fantasy VI[edit | edit source]

Final Fantasy VII[edit | edit source]

Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-[edit | edit source]

Dirge of Cerberus -Final Fantasy VII-[edit | edit source]

Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-[edit | edit source]

Final Fantasy VII Remake[edit | edit source]

Final Fantasy VIII[edit | edit source]

Chocobo World[edit | edit source]

Final Fantasy IX[edit | edit source]

Final Fantasy X[edit | edit source]

Final Fantasy X-2[edit | edit source]

Final Fantasy X-2: Last Mission[edit | edit source]

Final Fantasy XI[edit | edit source]

Players create their own character through the use of the Character Creation system.

Final Fantasy XII[edit | edit source]

The Zodiac versions allow control over the guest characters as well:

Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings[edit | edit source]

Final Fantasy XIII[edit | edit source]

Final Fantasy XIII-2[edit | edit source]

Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII[edit | edit source]

Final Fantasy XIV[edit | edit source]

Players can create their own characters. During certain quests, players are given control of a different character with simplified movesets based on their job classes, and may have unique skills not available to the player.

Final Fantasy XV[edit | edit source]

A King's Tale: Final Fantasy XV[edit | edit source]

Final Fantasy Tactics[edit | edit source]

Generic characters can be recruited on several occasions. Enemy monsters can be invited to the party and human players can be recruited in towns and invited to the party in the same way as monsters.

Final Fantasy Tactics Advance[edit | edit source]

Generic characters can be recruited on several occasions. New recruits will randomly ask to join the player's clan after missions.

Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift[edit | edit source]

Generic characters can be recruited on several occasions. New recruits will appear monthly in certain areas, ready to be recruited.

Vagrant Story[edit | edit source]

Final Fantasy Type-0[edit | edit source]

Final Fantasy Agito[edit | edit source]

Players can create their own characters.

Final Fantasy Awakening[edit | edit source]

Players can create their own characters. Characters from Type-0 and some new characters can be recruited.

Epic
Legendary
Mythic

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles[edit | edit source]

The players creates their own characters, choosing from four races.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates[edit | edit source]

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King[edit | edit source]

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time[edit | edit source]

Players choose the gender and race of their own character.

Adventurers can be recruited at the town:

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a Darklord[edit | edit source]

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers[edit | edit source]

Final Fantasy Mystic Quest[edit | edit source]

The Final Fantasy Legend[edit | edit source]

Final Fantasy Legend II[edit | edit source]

Final Fantasy Legend III[edit | edit source]

Final Fantasy Adventure[edit | edit source]

Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light[edit | edit source]

Bravely Default[edit | edit source]

Bravely Second: End Layer[edit | edit source]

Final Fantasy Dimensions[edit | edit source]

Final Fantasy Dimensions II[edit | edit source]

Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)[edit | edit source]

Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy[edit | edit source]

Dissidia Final Fantasy NT[edit | edit source]

Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia[edit | edit source]

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy[edit | edit source]

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call[edit | edit source]

Final Fantasy Explorers[edit | edit source]

Players create their own character through the use of the Character Creation system.

World of Final Fantasy[edit | edit source]

A variety of Mirages are available to flight alongside Lann and Reynn.

Final Fantasy Record Keeper[edit | edit source]

Mobius Final Fantasy[edit | edit source]

Final Fantasy Brave Exvius[edit | edit source]

The main characters are those that are obtainable during the story.

The rest of original playable characters can be recruited through the summoning with lapis.

War of the Visions: Final Fantasy Brave Exvius[edit | edit source]

Leonis
Hourne
Fennes
Wezette
Crystal Sanctum
Ovis
Gouga
Saiga
Rubeus
Rundall
Recurring elements and topics
Gameplay elementsGeneral Achievements - Alternate outfits - Animals (Cat - Dog - Fish - Sheep) - Angel - Artificial intelligence - Auto-save - Bathing suit - Beginner's Hall - Bugs and glitches - Character creation - Class change - Cloud save - Currency - Damage floor - Day and night cycle - Difficulty level - Downloadable content - Dummied content - Dungeon - Fast-travel - Final dungeon - Gambling - Gathering - Gil - Grim Reaper - Guest - Healing pot - Healing spring - Hidden passage - Inn - Instancing - Item Level - Jump - Magic tier system - Microtransaction - Minigame - Missions - Monster-in-a-box - New Game Plus - Non-player character - Optimize - Permanently missable content - Party - Piano - Pitfall - Playable characters - Point of no return - Pub - Quick time event - Restaurant - Save point - Secret character - Shop - Sidequest - Soft reset - Spawning enemies - Synthesis - The End - Timer - Trap - Treasure chest - Unrevisitable locations - Very rare items - Weather - Well - World map
Menu elements Bestiary - Config - Cursor - Equipment - Event Theater - Memo File - Menu grinding - Music player - Title screen
Battle elements Action encounter - Area of Effect - Attack formations - Atma - Aura - Battle Results - Battle Speed - Battle systems - Chain - Charge Time - Critical hit - Difficulty level - Element - Elemental Affinity - Escape - Fixed damage - Fixed encounter - Fractional damage - Game Over - Group-cast - Hit - HP Absorption - Item drop - Limit Break - MP Absorption - Multiplayer - Non-elemental - Overclock - Random encounter - Recast time - Row - Sphere - Trance - Ultimate weapon - Unit - Unwinnable battle - Victory pose
Story elements Afterlife - Amnesia - Ancient civilization - Another world - Birthday - Blood type - Calendar system - Chapter - Crossdressing - Crystal - Crystallization - Dark Crystal - Disguise - Divinities - Dualism - Earth Crystal - Enthrallment - Final Fantasy - Fire Crystal - Flower - Four Symbols - Highwind - Kupo - Lali-ho - Language - Miasma - Mist - Moon - Multiple/Secret Endings - Nihilism - Pirates - Playing card - Prophecy - Royalty - Tattoo - Time travel - The Void - Water Crystal - Wedding - Wind Crystal - Wing
Easter eggs Developer's Office - Fourth wall - Moai
Topics Censorship - Collaboration - Crystal Tools - Coca-Cola marketing campaigns - Fashion industry collaborations - Free-to-play - Full motion video - International Version - Localization of Square Enix video games - Logos of Final Fantasy - Luminous Engine - Final Fantasy in popular culture - Product placement - Religious allusions - Voice actors (Japanese · English)
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