Poison Mist

Poison Mist (ポイズンミスト, Poizun Misuto?), also known as Gas, is a recurring ability in the series. Most often used by enemies, but sometimes available to the player, it oftentimes inflicts Poison as well as non-elemental or Poison-elemental damage to the entire party.

AppearancesEdit

Final Fantasy VEdit

Poison Mist is an ability used through the Gaia command while either on Swampland or in the Pyramid of Moore, and deals unblockable Poison-elemental damage to all enemies as well as a 99% chance of inflicting the Poison status.

Final Fantasy VIIIEdit

Poison Mist is an ability used by Anacondaur, which inflicts non-elemental damage and Poison to one party member. It is only used when the user Anacondaur's HP is below 50% of their Max HP.

Final Fantasy XEdit

Poison Mist is an ability used by Spirit, which inflicts non-elemental magic damage with an attack power of 12 to the party, as well as a 130% chance of inflicting the Poison and a 50% chance of inflicting the Confuse status.

Vagrant StoryEdit

Poison Mist is an ability used by Duane, Goblin Leader, Death, Zombie Mage, Imp, Lich, Dullahan, and Wraith, which simply inflicts the Poison status.

The Final Fantasy LegendEdit

Gas is an ability that has 10 uses and has an attack power of 4 which damages one enemy, the damage formula is base on Mana. This ability is used by Gen-Bu, Clayman, Hydra, Scorpion, Squid, Tiamat, Kraken, Pudding, Basilisk, Ganesha, Hi-Slime, Ironman, and Gen-Bu2.

Final Fantasy Record KeeperEdit

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Final Fantasy Brave ExviusEdit

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EtymologyEdit

[view · edit · purge]Mist is a phenomenon caused by small droplets of water suspended in air.