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Krile using Poisona in Final Fantasy V.
Removes Venom and Poison.
Poisona (ポイゾナ, Poizona?), also known as Antdot, Antidot, Pure, Esuna, or Panacea, is a White Magic spell that appears in various games in the series. It cures the Poison status.
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Final Fantasy Edit
Cures poison.
Poisona (PURE on the NES and Esuna in Final Fantasy Origins) is a level 4 White Magic spell which removes the Poison status effect from a single ally.
The spell can be bought at Elfheim and can be learned by the White Mage and Red Mage, and their upgrades. In the GBA/PSP/iOS releases it costs 3 MP to cast.
Final Fantasy III Edit
Poisona (also called Pure) is a level 1 White Magic spell, and is the first purchasable spell, bought in Ur for 100 gil. It is the spell behind the Antidote item, and has a 50% Accuracy.
Final Fantasy IV Edit
Poisona is a spell used when a character uses a Staff as an item, which removes Poison from one target. The spell is classified as a white magic spell in the 3D remake.
Final Fantasy IV: The After Years Edit
This article or section is a stub about a spell in Final Fantasy IV: The After Years. You can help the Final Fantasy Wiki by expanding it. Final Fantasy V Edit
Poisona (also called Antidot) is a level 1 White Magic spell and costs 2 MP to cast. It can be bought in Tule, Carwen, Karnak, and Jachol for 90 gil. It is one of the spells that can be cast from the Wonder Wand for free.
Final Fantasy VI Edit
Removes poison status from the target.
Poisona (also called Antdot) is a Healing spell that can be learned naturally by both Terra and Celes (Terra at Level 6 and Celes at Level 8), and Kirin teaches the spell at a rate of x4. It costs 3 MP to cast and is vulnerable to Runic. In addition to curing Poison, the spell also cures the Sap status as well.
Final Fantasy VII Edit
Poisona is obtained by equipping a Heal Materia. It costs 3 MP to cast. The enemies Toxic Frog and Jemnezmy have access to the spell, though Jemnezmy uses the spell as a counter on opponents that are under Poison, while Toxic Frog can only use the spell while under Manipulate.
Final Fantasy IX Edit
Panacea is a White Magic spell learned by Dagger and Eiko through the Air Racket and Rod for 15 AP. Panacea also cures Venom, along with Poison. It costs 4 MP to cast. It can be reflected and works with Return Magic.
Final Fantasy X Edit
Panacea is an item Rikku can mix during her Overdrive. It has the same effect as Remedy, but over the entire party.
Final Fantasy X-2 Edit
Panacea is a Mix ability that removes all negative status effects from all party members.
Final Fantasy XI Edit
Poisona is a low-level WHM spell. Scholars can also cast it via Addendum: White.
Final Fantasy XII Edit
Poisona can be used with the White Magick 2 license, both in the original version and Zodiac versions—in which it can be learned by the job classes White Mage and Red Battlemage, though a Red Battlemage must obtain the Quickening license first. In the original version it is available early, from the Nalbina Fortress market, from Rabanastre after Penelo first leaves the party, and from Barheim Passage. In the Zodiac versions, it is available from shops after the party returns from Barheim Passage. It is also a Diamond Armlet treasure in Stage 25 of the Trial Mode.
Final Fantasy XIV Edit
This article or section is a stub about an ability in Final Fantasy XIV. You can help the Final Fantasy Wiki by expanding it. Bravely Default Edit
Poisona is a level 1 White Magic. It cures poison for one target. It costs 4 MP to use. It can be bought in Caldisla, Yulyana Woods Needleworks, and Miasma Woods for 200 pg.
Final Fantasy Dimensions Edit
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Poisona is a White Magic ability with a Rarity of ☆. It removes Poison from one target, it can initially be used four times and it can be honed to Rank 5. It can be created by using Minor White Orb x3, Minor Dark Orb x3, and 1000 gil.
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The suffix -na is derived from Japanese Naoshi (
The spell has also been localized as "Panacea". The panacea, named after the Greek goddess of universal remedy, Panacea was supposed to be a remedy that would cure all diseases and prolong life indefinitely.
