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[[File:DFF Potion.png|right|60px|A Potion in ''Dissidia Final Fantasy''.]]
  
[[File:DFF Potion.png|right|60px|A Potion in ''Dissidia Final Fantasy''.]]
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{{Q|A magick concoction that eases pain and heals wounds in the blink of an eye.|''[[Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift]]'' description}}
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{{Quote|A magick concoction that eases pain and heals wounds in the blink of an eye.|''[[Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift]]'' description}}
 
The '''Potion''' {{J|ポーション|Pōshon}}, also known as '''Tonic''', '''Cure''', and '''Cure1''', is a recurring healing item in the [[Final Fantasy series|''Final Fantasy'' series]]. While its color and appearance change from game to game, the effect remains largely consistent. Potions restore a small amount of HP to a party member and are usually the most basic healing item, but the exact amount of HP healed varies between games.
  
The '''Potion''' {{J|ポーション|Pōshon}}, also known as '''Tonic''', '''Cure''', and '''Cure1''', is a recurring healing item in the [[Final Fantasy series|''Final Fantasy'' series]]. While its color and appearance change from game to game, the effect remains largely consistent. Potions restore a small amount of HP to a party member and are usually the most basic healing item, but the exact amount of HP healed varies between games.
   
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In addition to the basic Potion, there are two higher levels of Potion called [[Hi-Potion]] and [[X-Potion]], which heal more HP, as well as the [[Mega-Potion]], which acts as a Potion used on all party members. Due to being the quintessential healing item in the series, the Potion is the namesake for a series of [[Potion (energy drink)|real life energy drinks]].
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In addition to the basic Potion, there are two higher levels of Potion called [[Hi-Potion (item)|Hi-Potion]] and [[X-Potion]], which heal more HP, as well as the [[Mega-Potion]], which acts as a Potion used on all party members. Due to being the quintessential healing item in the series, the Potion is the namesake for a series of [[Potion (energy drink)|real life energy drinks]].
   
 
More often than not, the Potion is the initial and most direct way to restore health in all the ''Final Fantasy'' games, because it is the only usable restorative tool before certain healing spells become available. In some of the games, the item can be used on the [[undead]] to cause damage.
  
More often than not, the Potion is the initial and most direct way to restore health in all the ''Final Fantasy'' games, because it is the only usable restorative tool before certain healing spells become available. In some of the games, the item can be used on the [[undead]] to cause damage.
   
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{{See|Hi-Potion|Mega-Potion|X-Potion}}
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{{See|Hi-Potion (item)|Mega-Potion|X-Potion}}
   
 
== Appearances ==
  
== Appearances ==
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' ===
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{{Q|Restores 50 HP.|Description}}
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{{Quote|Restores 50 HP.|Description}}
 
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy II]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy II]]'' ===
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{{Q|Restores a small amount of HP.|Description}}
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{{Quote|Restores a small amount of HP.|Description}}
 
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==== ''[[Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-]]'' ====
  
==== ''[[Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-]]'' ====
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{{Item section|Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-}}
   
 
==== ''[[Final Fantasy IV: The After Years]]'' ====
  
==== ''[[Final Fantasy IV: The After Years]]'' ====
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy V]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy V]]'' ===
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{{Q|Recovers HP.|Description}}
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{{Quote|Recovers HP.|Description}}
 
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|[[Tule]] (x2), [[Wind Shrine (Final Fantasy V)|Wind Shrine]] (x5), [[Pirates' Hideout]] (x8), [[Ship Graveyard]]
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|[[Tule]] (x2), [[Wind Shrine (Final Fantasy V)|Wind Shrine]] (x5), [[Pirates' Hideout]] (x8), [[Ship Graveyard (Final Fantasy V)|Ship Graveyard]]
 
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!class="b"|Steal
  
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy VI]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy VI]]'' ===
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{{Q|Restores 50 HP.|Description}}
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{{Quote|Restores 50 HP.|Description}}
 
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]'' ===
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{{Q|Restores HP by 100|Description}}
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{{Quote|Restores HP by 100|Description}}
 
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|[[Aero Combatant]], [[Cripshay]], [[Whole Eater]], [[Desert Sahagin (Final Fantasy VII)|Desert Sahagin]], [[Guard Hound (Final Fantasy VII)|Guard Hound]]
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|[[Aero Combatant]], [[Cripshay (Final Fantasy VII)|Cripshay]], [[Whole Eater]], [[Desert Sahagin (Final Fantasy VII)|Desert Sahagin]], [[Guard Hound (Final Fantasy VII)|Guard Hound]]
 
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!class="b"|Drop
  
!class="b"|Drop
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|[[MP (enemy)|MP]], [[Grunt (Final Fantasy VII)|Grunt]], [[Hedgehog Pie (Final Fantasy VII)|Hedgehog Pie]], [[Aero Combatant]], [[Hell House]], [[Blugu]], [[Guard Hound (Final Fantasy VII)|Guard Hound]], [[Custom Sweeper]], [[Capparwire (Final Fantasy VII)|Capparwire]], [[Chuse Tank]], [[Cripshay]], [[Desert Sahagin (Final Fantasy VII)|Desert Sahagin]], [[Devil Ride]], [[Elfadunk]], [[Grangalan Jr. (Final Fantasy VII)|Grangalan Jr.]], [[Hell Rider VR2]], [[Kalm Fang]], [[Prowler]], [[Sahagin (Final Fantasy VII)|Sahagin]], [[Vice (Final Fantasy VII)|Vice]]
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|[[MP (enemy)|MP]], [[Grunt (Final Fantasy VII)|Grunt]], [[Hedgehog Pie (Final Fantasy VII)|Hedgehog Pie]], [[Aero Combatant]], [[Hell House (Final Fantasy VII enemy)|Hell House]], [[Blugu (Final Fantasy VII)|Blugu]], [[Guard Hound (Final Fantasy VII)|Guard Hound]], [[Custom Sweeper]], [[Capparwire (Final Fantasy VII)|Capparwire]], [[Chuse Tank]], [[Cripshay (Final Fantasy VII)|Cripshay]], [[Desert Sahagin (Final Fantasy VII)|Desert Sahagin]], [[Devil Ride]], [[Elfadunk]], [[Grangalan Jr. (Final Fantasy VII)|Grangalan Jr.]], [[Hell Rider VR2]], [[Kalm Fang]], [[Prowler]], [[Sahagin (Final Fantasy VII)|Sahagin]], [[Vice (Final Fantasy VII)|Vice]]
 
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!class="b"|Morph
  
!class="b"|Morph
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|[[1st Ray]], [[Aero Combatant]], [[Cripshay]], [[Guard Hound (Final Fantasy VII)|Guard Hound]], [[Grunt (Final Fantasy VII)|Grunt]], [[Sahagin (Final Fantasy VII)|Sahagin]], [[Hell House]], [[MP (enemy)|MP]], [[Proto Machinegun]], [[Vice (Final Fantasy VII)|Vice]], [[Sweeper (Final Fantasy VII)|Sweeper]], [[Whole Eater]], [[Rocket Launcher (Final Fantasy VII)|rocket Launcher]]
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|[[1st Ray]], [[Aero Combatant]], [[Cripshay (Final Fantasy VII)|Cripshay]], [[Guard Hound (Final Fantasy VII)|Guard Hound]], [[Grunt (Final Fantasy VII)|Grunt]], [[Sahagin (Final Fantasy VII)|Sahagin]], [[Hell House (Final Fantasy VII enemy)|Hell House]], [[MP (enemy)|MP]], [[Proto Machinegun]], [[Vice (Final Fantasy VII)|Vice]], [[Sweeper (Final Fantasy VII)|Sweeper]], [[Whole Eater]], [[Rocket Launcher (Final Fantasy VII)|rocket Launcher]]
 
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!class="b"|Other
  
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==== ''[[Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-]]'' ====
  
==== ''[[Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-]]'' ====
 
Potions can be bought for 10 RP and restore 200 HP.
  
Potions can be bought for 10 RP and restore 200 HP.
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{{Item section|Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-}}
   
 
==== ''[[Dirge of Cerberus -Final Fantasy VII-]]'' ====
  
==== ''[[Dirge of Cerberus -Final Fantasy VII-]]'' ====
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==== ''[[Dirge of Cerberus Lost Episode -Final Fantasy VII-]]'' ====
  
==== ''[[Dirge of Cerberus Lost Episode -Final Fantasy VII-]]'' ====
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{{Equip-stub|Dirge of Cerberus Lost Episode -Final Fantasy VII-}}
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{{Equipment section|Dirge of Cerberus Lost Episode -Final Fantasy VII-}}
   
 
==== ''[[Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-]]'' ====
  
==== ''[[Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-]]'' ====
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{{Q|Restores a small amount of HP.|Description}}
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{{Quote|Restores a small amount of HP.|Description}}
 
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There is a special potion that a woman in the entrance of the [[Shinra Headquarters|Shinra Building]] gives Zack, in between assignments that grants the status [[Reraise (status)|Raise]], as well as restores HP and MP. However, the special potion also resets Zack's [[Digital Mind Wave#Limit Breaks|limit break]] gauge and negates any overflowing HP or MP.
  
There is a special potion that a woman in the entrance of the [[Shinra Headquarters|Shinra Building]] gives Zack, in between assignments that grants the status [[Reraise (status)|Raise]], as well as restores HP and MP. However, the special potion also resets Zack's [[Digital Mind Wave#Limit Breaks|limit break]] gauge and negates any overflowing HP or MP.
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===''[[Final Fantasy VII Remake]]''===
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[[File:Potion from FFVII Remake.jpg|thumb|Potion.]]
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[[Potion (VII Remake)|Potion]] is the basic healing item available from every shop since the start of the game. It is also a frequent item from treasures, especially from the destroyable boxes that regenerate after a time. Potions can be used in and out of battle, except when in [[Final Fantasy VII Remake difficulty levels|hard mode]] where item use is locked. A potion heals 350HP normally or 700HP with the {{icon|FFVIIR|materia|item master}} equipped.
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{{clear}}
   
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy VIII]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy VIII]]'' ===
 
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!colspan="2"|[[Final Fantasy VIII items#Potion|Potion]]
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!colspan="2"|[[Potion (Final Fantasy VIII)|Potion]]
 
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|[[Dollet]] (complete dog sidequest before disc 3), [[D-District Prison]] [[Triple Triad (Final Fantasy VIII)|Triple Triad]] players 129/256 chance
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|[[Dollet]] (complete [[Dollet#Quests|dog sidequest]] before disc 3), [[D-District Prison]] [[Triple Triad (Final Fantasy VIII)|Triple Triad]] players 129/256 chance
 
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!class="b"|Steal
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|Esthar Soldier (Low and Moderate), Galbadia Soldier (Low [Very common, common], Moderate [Very common]), Guard (Low, Moderate, High [Very common])
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|[[Esthar Soldier]] (Low and Moderate), [[G-Soldier|Galbadia Soldier]] (Low [Very common, common], Moderate [Very common]), [[Guard (Final Fantasy VIII)|Guard]] (Low, Moderate, High [Very common])
 
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|Command Leader (Low, Moderate, and High [Very common]), Command Soldier (Low, Moderate, and High [Very common, common]), Elite Soldier (Low, Moderate, and High [Very common]), Esthar Soldier (Low and Moderate [Very common, common], High [Very common]), Esthar Soldier (Cyborg) (Low, Moderate, and High [Very common]), Galbadia Soldier (Low, Moderate, and High [Very common, common]), Guard (Low, Moderate, High [Very common]), Paratrooper (Low [Very common])
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|[[Base Leader]] (Low, Moderate, and High [Very common]), [[Base Soldier]] (Low, Moderate, and High [Very common, common]), [[Elite Soldier]] (Low, Moderate, and High [Very common]), [[Esthar Soldier]] (Low and Moderate [Very common, common], High [Very common]), [[Esthar Soldier (Terminator)]] (Low, Moderate, and High [Very common]), [[G-Soldier]] (Low, Moderate, and High [Very common, common]), [[Guard (Final Fantasy VIII)|Guard]] (Low, Moderate, High [Very common]), [[Paratrooper]] (Low [Very common])
 
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!class="b" rowspan="2"|Cost
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[[Final Fantasy VIII enemy abilities#Potion|Potions]] are also available to the [[Base Soldier]]s where it has the same effect as the ordinary item.
  
[[Final Fantasy VIII enemy abilities#Potion|Potions]] are also available to the [[Base Soldier]]s where it has the same effect as the ordinary item.
   
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The upgraded Potion+ restores 400 HP, but can only be acquired by refining 10 Potions with the Med LV Up ability. There is also a 16/288 chance of getting a Potion+ through the [[Combine (Final Fantasy VIII)|Angelo Search]] ability.
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The upgraded [[Potion+]] restores 400 HP, but can only be acquired by refining 10 Potions with the Med LV Up ability. There is also a 16/288 chance of getting a Potion+ through the [[Angelo Search]] ability.
   
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy IX]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy IX]]'' ===
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{{Q|Restores 150 HP. The effect decreases if used in the field.|Description}}
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{{Quote|Restores 150 HP. The effect decreases if used in the field.|Description}}
 
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy X]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy X]]'' ===
 
[[File:FFX Potion Icon.png|right]]
  
[[File:FFX Potion Icon.png|right]]
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{{Q|Restores 200 HP of one character.|Description}}
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{{Quote|Restores 200 HP of one character.|Description}}
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Potions are the basic healing items. Tidus's use of healing items, such as Potions, also influences the [[affection mechanics]] that determine the outcome of certain events.
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Potions are the basic healing items. Tidus's use of healing items, such as Potions, also influences the [[Affection mechanics (Final Fantasy X)|affection mechanics]] that determine the outcome of certain events.
   
 
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|[[Chocobo Eater (Final Fantasy X)|Chocobo Eater]], [[Dingo]], [[Dual Horn (Final Fantasy X)|Dual Horn]], [[Extractor]], [[Lamashtu (Final Fantasy X)|Lamashtu]], [[Lord Ochu]], [[Mi'ihen Fang]], [[Raldo (Final Fantasy X)|Raldo]], [[Vouivre (Final Fantasy X)|Vouivre]], [[Sinspawn Gui]]
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|[[Chocobo Eater (Final Fantasy X)|Chocobo Eater]], [[Dingo]], [[Dual Horn (Final Fantasy X)|Dual Horn]], [[Extractor]], [[Garuda (Final Fantasy X)|Garuda]] ([[Luca (Final Fantasy X)|Luca]]), [[Geneaux's Tentacle]], [[Lamashtu (Final Fantasy X)|Lamashtu]], [[Lord Ochu]], [[Magic Urn (Final Fantasy X)|Magic Urn]], [[Mi'ihen Fang]], [[Oblitzerator]], [[Raldo (Final Fantasy X)|Raldo]], [[Sahagin Chief]], [[Sin (fin)]], [[Sinspawn Echuilles]], [[Sinspawn Geneaux]], [[Sinspawn Gui]], [[Vouivre (Final Fantasy X)|Vouivre]], [[Worker (Final Fantasy X)|Worker]]
 
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|[[Ahriman (Final Fantasy X-2)|Ahriman]], [[Bicocette (Final Fantasy X-2)|Bicocette]], [[Bomb (Final Fantasy X-2)|Bomb]], [[Coyote (Final Fantasy X-2)|Coyote]] (normal and [[Oversoul (Final Fantasy X-2)|Oversoul]]), [[Death Dauber (Final Fantasy X-2)|Death Dauber]], [[Divebeak (Final Fantasy X-2)|Divebeak]], [[Fem-Goon]], [[Flan Azul (Final Fantasy X-2)|Flan Azul]], [[Flan Palido]], [[Killer Hound (Final Fantasy X-2)|Killer Hound]], [[League Fighter]], [[League Scout]], [[Lesser Drake]], [[Lich (Final Fantasy X-2)|Lich]], [[Nashorn]], [[Protochimera]], [[Red Elemental (Final Fantasy X-2)|Red Elemental]], [[Sahagin (Final Fantasy X-2)|Sahagin]] (normal and Oversoul), [[Sallet (Final Fantasy X-2)|Sallet]] (normal and Oversoul), [[Watcher-A]], [[Watcher-R]], [[Watcher-S]], [[White Fang (Final Fantasy X-2)|White Fang]], [[Wild Wolf (Final Fantasy X-2)|Wild Wolf]], [[Yellow Elemental]]
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|[[Ahriman (Final Fantasy X-2)|Ahriman]], [[Bicocette (Final Fantasy X-2)|Bicocette]], [[Bomb (Final Fantasy X-2)|Bomb]], [[Coyote (Final Fantasy X-2)|Coyote]] (normal and [[Oversoul (Final Fantasy X-2)|Oversoul]]), [[Death Dauber (Final Fantasy X-2)|Death Dauber]], [[Divebeak (Final Fantasy X-2)|Divebeak]], [[Fem-Goon]], [[Flan Azul (Final Fantasy X-2)|Flan Azul]], [[Flan Palido]], [[Killer Hound (Final Fantasy X-2)|Killer Hound]], [[League Fighter]], [[League Scout]], [[Lesser Drake (Final Fantasy X-2)|Lesser Drake]], [[Lich (Final Fantasy X-2)|Lich]], [[Nashorn]], [[Protochimera]], [[Red Elemental (Final Fantasy X-2)|Red Elemental]], [[Sahagin (Final Fantasy X-2)|Sahagin]] (normal and Oversoul), [[Sallet (Final Fantasy X-2)|Sallet]] (normal and Oversoul), [[Watcher-A]], [[Watcher-R]], [[Watcher-S]], [[White Fang (Final Fantasy X-2)|White Fang]], [[Wild Wolf (Final Fantasy X-2)|Wild Wolf]], [[Yellow Elemental]]
 
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|[[Bandit (Final Fantasy X-2)|Bandit]], [[Battlesnake]], [[Bicocette (Final Fantasy X-2)|Bicocette]], [[Blackguard (Final Fantasy X-2)|Blackguard]], [[Bomb (Final Fantasy X-2)|Bomb]], [[Coeurl (Final Fantasy X-2)|Coeurl]], [[Coyote (Final Fantasy X-2)|Coyote]], [[Death Dauber (Final Fantasy X-2)|Death Dauber]], [[Dr. Goon]], [[Fem-Goon]], [[Flak Python]], [[Flan Azul (Final Fantasy X-2)|Flan Azul]], [[Flan Palido]], [[Goon]], [[Haizhe (Final Fantasy X-2)|Haizhe]], [[Killer Hound (Final Fantasy X-2)|Killer Hound]], [[League Ranger]], [[Lesser Drake]], [[Logos (boss)|Logos]] ([[Floating Ruins]], [[Luca (Final Fantasy X)|Luca]]), [[Mr. Goon]], [[Ms. Goon]], [[Nashorn]], [[Ormi (boss)|Ormi]] (Floating Ruins, Luca), [[Protochimera]], [[Quadricorn]], [[Recoil (Final Fantasy X-2)|Recoil]], [[Red Elemental (Final Fantasy X-2)|Red Elemental]], [[Ruffian (Final Fantasy X-2)|Ruffian]], [[Sahagin (Final Fantasy X-2)|Sahagin]], [[Sallet (Final Fantasy X-2)|Sallet]], [[She-Goon]], [[Watcher-A]], [[Watcher-R]], [[Watcher-S]], [[White Elemental]], [[White Fang (Final Fantasy X-2)|White Fang]], [[Wild Wolf (Final Fantasy X-2)|Wild Wolf]], [[Yellow Elemental]], [[Yevon Defender]], [[Yevon Guard]]
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|[[Bandit (Final Fantasy X-2)|Bandit]], [[Battlesnake]], [[Bicocette (Final Fantasy X-2)|Bicocette]], [[Blackguard (Final Fantasy X-2)|Blackguard]], [[Bomb (Final Fantasy X-2)|Bomb]], [[Coeurl (Final Fantasy X-2)|Coeurl]], [[Coyote (Final Fantasy X-2)|Coyote]], [[Death Dauber (Final Fantasy X-2)|Death Dauber]], [[Dr. Goon]], [[Fem-Goon]], [[Flak Python]], [[Flan Azul (Final Fantasy X-2)|Flan Azul]], [[Flan Palido]], [[Goon]], [[Haizhe (Final Fantasy X-2)|Haizhe]], [[Killer Hound (Final Fantasy X-2)|Killer Hound]], [[League Ranger]], [[Lesser Drake (Final Fantasy X-2)|Lesser Drake]], [[Logos (boss)|Logos]] ([[Floating Ruins]], [[Luca (Final Fantasy X)|Luca]]), [[Mr. Goon]], [[Ms. Goon]], [[Nashorn]], [[Ormi (boss)|Ormi]] (Floating Ruins, Luca), [[Protochimera]], [[Quadricorn]], [[Recoil (Final Fantasy X-2)|Recoil]], [[Red Elemental (Final Fantasy X-2)|Red Elemental]], [[Ruffian (Final Fantasy X-2)|Ruffian]], [[Sahagin (Final Fantasy X-2)|Sahagin]], [[Sallet (Final Fantasy X-2)|Sallet]], [[She-Goon]], [[Watcher-A]], [[Watcher-R]], [[Watcher-S]], [[White Elemental]], [[White Fang (Final Fantasy X-2)|White Fang]], [[Wild Wolf (Final Fantasy X-2)|Wild Wolf]], [[Yellow Elemental]], [[Yevon Defender]], [[Yevon Guard]]
 
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!colspan="2"|[[Final Fantasy XII items#Potion|Potion]]
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!colspan="2"|[[Potion (Final Fantasy XII)|Potion]]
 
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|Restores 100 HP, but its potency can be increased by learning [[Augment (Final Fantasy XII)#Potion Lore|Potion Lores]] on the [[License Board]].
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|Restores 100 HP (120 HP in ''Zodiac'' versions), but its potency can be increased by learning [[Augment (Final Fantasy XII)#Potion Lore|Potion Lores]] on the [[License Board]].
 
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|70 gil (60 gil in ''Zodiac'' versions)
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In the original version, Potions used by [[Ashelia B'nargin Dalmasca/Gameplay|Amalia]] were not expended from the player's inventory. This was [[Final Fantasy XII version differences|changed]] for the ''Zodiac'' versions. Potions' potency is doubled by wearing the [[Pheasant Netsuke (Final Fantasy XII)|Pheasant Netsuke]] accessory, or reversed by wearing [[Nihopalaoa]].
   
 
As part of the promotion for the game, a special drink was released called [[Potion (energy drink)|Potion]].
  
As part of the promotion for the game, a special drink was released called [[Potion (energy drink)|Potion]].
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy XIII]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy XIII]]'' ===
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Using a Potion restores all party members' HP. If the party leader is a [[Medic (Final Fantasy XIII)|Medic]] or if a Medic is present in the party, the Potion restores more HP.
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Using a Potion restores all party members' HP. If the party leader is a [[Medic (Final Fantasy XIII)|Medic]] or if a Medic is present in the party, the Potion restores more HP. Potions restore 33% less HP on [[Difficulty level|Easy Mode]].
   
 
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|Restores 150 HP to all party members. If the targeted ally has 3,000 or more max HP, the recovery amount becomes 5% of max HP. Potions' effect can be doubled with [[Final Fantasy XIII accessories#Doc's Code|Doc's Code]].
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|Restores 150 HP to all party members. If the targeted ally has 3,000 or more max HP, the recovery amount becomes 5% of max HP. Potions' effect can be doubled with a [[Final Fantasy XIII accessories#Doctor's Code|Doctor's Code]].
 
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!class="b"|Buy
  
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==== ''[[Final Fantasy XIII-2]]'' ====
  
==== ''[[Final Fantasy XIII-2]]'' ====
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{{Q|Restores some amount of HP to the party.|Description}}
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{{Quote|Restores a small amount of HP to all allies.|Description}}
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Potion is an item that restores some HP to the party and can be bought from [[Chocolina]]'s shops for 160 gil. It can only be used during battle.
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Potion is an item that restores 120 HP to the party in battle; party members with more than 1,000 HP will have 12% of their current max HP restored. It can be purchased from [[Chocolina]]'s shops for 160 gil. Wound Potions function similarly, but simply restore 100 HP and up to 20% of the target's max HP reduced from [[Wound (term)|wound]] damage. They can be purchased for 300 gil.
   
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It is also an enemy ability used by [[UFO (Final Fantasy XIII-2)|UFO]] which restore some HP to all targets.
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Potion is also an enemy ability used by [[UFO (Final Fantasy XIII-2)|UFO]] which targets every [[PuPu (Final Fantasy XIII-2)|Pupu]], restoring 50% of their HP. It is also used by [[Lieutenant Amodar (boss)|Lieutenant Amodar]] under the Double Dose [[paradigm]], restoring 5% of his and [[Lightning (Final Fantasy XIII-2 boss)|Lightning's]] HP.
   
 
==== ''[[Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII]]'' ====
  
==== ''[[Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII]]'' ====
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Potion restores some HP. It can be bought from General Stores from Day 1 to Day 5 for 360 gil. It can be used in and out of battle.
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Potion restores 50% of [[Lightning (Final Fantasy XIII)/Gameplay|Lightning's]] HP. It can be bought from General Stores from Day 1 to Day 5 for 360 gil. It can be used in and out of battle.
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Various other Potions are available that apply status enhancements to Lightning and restore 33% of her HP.
   
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy XIV]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy XIV]]'' ===
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{{Q|This weak concoction instantly restores a few HP.|Description}}
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{{Quote|This weak concoction instantly restores a few HP.|Description}}
 
Potions are subject to a cooldown timer shared between all items.
  
Potions are subject to a cooldown timer shared between all items.
   
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy XV]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy XV]]'' ===
 
[[File:Ignis using a Potion from FFXV.png|thumb|Ignis using a Potion.]]
  
[[File:Ignis using a Potion from FFXV.png|thumb|Ignis using a Potion.]]
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{{Q|An energy drink that takes on healing properties by way of Noctis's powers. Restores half of HP.|Description}}
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{{Quote|An energy drink that takes on healing properties by way of Noctis's powers. Restores half of HP.|Description}}
 
Potions restore 50% of current HP and remove Danger status. They be bought for 50 gil in [[Final Fantasy XV shops|shops]], found lying around in various outposts and dungeons, and obtained in [[Survival]] on Levels 1–3. Potions are rewards for the [[Justice Monsters Five]] minigame and dropped by [[Tarantula (Final Fantasy XV)|Tarantula]] (8%) and [[Kokyangwuti]] (8%).
  
Potions restore 50% of current HP and remove Danger status. They be bought for 50 gil in [[Final Fantasy XV shops|shops]], found lying around in various outposts and dungeons, and obtained in [[Survival]] on Levels 1–3. Potions are rewards for the [[Justice Monsters Five]] minigame and dropped by [[Tarantula (Final Fantasy XV)|Tarantula]] (8%) and [[Kokyangwuti]] (8%).
   
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy Tactics]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Tactics]]'' ===
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{{Q|Use a potion to restore HP or inflict damage on the undead.|Description}}
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{{Quote|Use a potion to restore HP or inflict damage on the undead.|Description}}
 
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy Tactics Advance]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Tactics Advance]]'' ===
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{{Q|Magical brew that heals wounded flesh.|Description}}
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{{Quote|Magical brew that heals wounded flesh.|Description}}
 
Potions have a Magic Power of 40 and is [[Holy (element)|Holy]] elemental. The Magic Power is only used when using a Potion on an Undead.
  
Potions have a Magic Power of 40 and is [[Holy (element)|Holy]] elemental. The Magic Power is only used when using a Potion on an Undead.
   
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy Type-0]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Type-0]]'' ===
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[[Final Fantasy Type-0 items#Potion|Potions]] can be purchased from [[Aria Luricara|Aria]] for 100 gil. They restore 50% of the user's HP.
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[[Final Fantasy Type-0 items#Potion|Potions]] restore 50% of the user's HP. They can be purchased in [[Class Zero|Class Zero's]] classroom in [[Akademeia]] for 100 gil.
   
 
==== ''[[Final Fantasy Agito]]'' ====
  
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates]]'' ===
 
[[File:Ffccrof potion.gif|left]]
  
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{{Quote|Medicine to restore HP. Doesn't taste very good.|Description}}
 
Potions restore 150 HP to each character. They can be found through out dungeons or purchased at the Magic Goods store in [[Rebena Te Ra]]. Only 10 can be carried when beginning and can be upgraded to a total of 99 when more Potion Pouches are purchased at Mog Mart or found in dungeons.
  
Potions restore 150 HP to each character. They can be found through out dungeons or purchased at the Magic Goods store in [[Rebena Te Ra]]. Only 10 can be carried when beginning and can be upgraded to a total of 99 when more Potion Pouches are purchased at Mog Mart or found in dungeons.
   
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time]]'' ===
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light]]'' ===
  
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy Legend III]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Legend III]]'' ===
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Cure1 recovers 40 points of HP to one character. It can be bought for 50 GP in the following locations: [[Talon Crew#Buzi, the Sage|Talon]], [[Dharm]] (Present), [[Dwelg Town]], [[Elan (Legend III)|Elan]] (Present), [[Knaya]], and [[Zhakal]].
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Cure1 recovers 40 points of HP to one character. It can be bought for 50 GP in the following locations: [[Talon crew#Buzi, the Sage|Talon]], [[Dharm]] (Present), [[Dwelg Town]], [[Elan (Legend III)|Elan]] (Present), [[Knaya]], and [[Zhakal]].
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=== ''[[Bravely Default]]'' ===
  
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{{Q|A potion made by decocting several medicinal herbs that grow in the wild and then dissolving the resulting mixture in cure water. This easy-to-make potion is a staple remedy found in many homes.|Description}}
  
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Potions restore 150 HP to the target, it can also deal 150 damage to undead enemies. It can be bought at all item shops and costs 20 pg. It can be found in [[Caldisla]], [[Norende Ravine]], [[Ruins of Centro Keep]], and [[Lontano Villa]] and dropped by [[Orthros (Bravely Default)|Orthros]] (ch 1, 5, 6, 7, 8; blue head).
  
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* Potion + Ether or Turbo Ether = X-Potion
  
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* Potion + Elixir = Elixir
  
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* Potion + Megalixir = Megalixir
  
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* Potion + Antidote = Cure Poison
  
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* Potion + Phoenix Down = Resurrect
  
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* Potion + Eye Drops = Cure Blind
  
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* Potion + Echo Herbs = Cure Silence
  
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* Potion + Wakeup Bell = Cure Sleep
  
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* Potion + Balsam = Cure Dread
  
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* Potion + Hi-Potion or X-Potion = Water of Life
  
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=== ''[[Bravely Second: End Layer]]'' ===
  
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{{Q|A potion made by decocting several medicinal herbs that grow in the wild and then dissolving the resulting mixture in cure water. This easy-to-make potion is a staple remedy found in many homes.|Description}}
  
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Potion restores 150 HP to the target and deals the same amount of damage when used on undead enemies. It can be bought for 20 pg. It sells for 5 pg.
  
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy Dimensions]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Dimensions]]'' ===
 
Potions cost 30 gil to purchase and heal 100 [[HP (stat)|HP]].
  
Potions cost 30 gil to purchase and heal 100 [[HP (stat)|HP]].
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy Dimensions II]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Dimensions II]]'' ===
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=== ''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)|Dissidia Final Fantasy]]'' ===
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=== ''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)|Dissidia Final Fantasy]]'' (2008) ===
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Potions is an item on the board in Story Mode. They fully restore the character's HP and EX Gauge. [[Tidus/Dissidia (PSP)|Tidus]] also uses one to fully heal Jecht before fighting him at the end of Destiny Odyssey X.
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Potions is an item on the board in Story Mode. They fully restore the character's HP and EX Gauge. [[Tidus (Dissidia PSP)|Tidus]] also uses one to fully heal Jecht before fighting him at the end of Destiny Odyssey X.
   
 
==== ''[[Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy]]'' ====
  
==== ''[[Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy]]'' ====
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Potions are an item in Gateways. They fully restore lead characters' HP and EX Gauge. In story mode, [[Tifa Lockhart/Dissidia (PSP)|Tifa]] uses a potion on a tired [[Kain Highwind/Dissidia (PSP)|Kain]] to show she trusts him.
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Potions are an item in Gateways. They fully restore lead characters' HP and EX Gauge. In story mode, [[Tifa Lockhart (Dissidia PSP)|Tifa]] uses a potion on a tired [[Kain Highwind (Dissidia PSP)|Kain]] to show she trusts him.
   
 
=== ''[[Theatrhythm Final Fantasy]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Theatrhythm Final Fantasy]]'' ===
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=== ''[[Pictlogica Final Fantasy]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Pictlogica Final Fantasy]]'' ===
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade]]'' ===
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Potions may be obtained by having a certain amount of members within the party. The amount of potions a player may use per day will also increase depending on the size of their party. Players obtain 1 potion for having a 2-Member Party, 2 potions for a 6-Member Party, 3 potions for a 9-Member Party, the ability to use potions up to a maximum of 4 times for having a 4-Member Party and the ability to use potions up to a maximum of 5 times for having a 7-Member Party.
  
Potions may be obtained by having a certain amount of members within the party. The amount of potions a player may use per day will also increase depending on the size of their party. Players obtain 1 potion for having a 2-Member Party, 2 potions for a 6-Member Party, 3 potions for a 9-Member Party, the ability to use potions up to a maximum of 4 times for having a 4-Member Party and the ability to use potions up to a maximum of 5 times for having a 7-Member Party.
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy Record Keeper]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Record Keeper]]'' ===
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{{Ability section|Final Fantasy Record Keeper}}
   
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Explorers]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Explorers]]'' ===
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy Brave Exvius]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Brave Exvius]]'' ===
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{{Q|A tonic that restores an ally's health by a small amount. Derived from an ancient recipe referenced in the histories of the Kingdom of Pharm, it is created by blending a number of medicinal herbs. In recent years, improvements to the formula and the wider availability of high-quality ingredients even in less prosperous lands, it is readily available across the realm.|Description}}
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{{Quote|A tonic that restores an ally's health by a small amount. Derived from an ancient recipe referenced in the histories of the Kingdom of Pharm, it is created by blending a number of medicinal herbs. In recent years, improvements to the formula and the wider availability of high-quality ingredients even in less prosperous lands, it is readily available across the realm.|Description}}
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=== ''[[World of Final Fantasy]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[World of Final Fantasy]]'' ===
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{{Q|SINGLE: Restores a small amount of HP.|Description}}
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{{Quote|SINGLE: Restores a small amount of HP.|Description}}
 
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|[[Ahriman (World of Final Fantasy)|Ahriman]], [[Bablizz]], [[Baby Paleberry]], [[Black Nakk]], [[Chocochick (enemy)|Chocochick]], [[Cockatrice (World of Final Fantasy)|Cockatrice]], [[Copper Gnome]], [[Daigoro (World of Final Fantasy)|Daigoro]], [[Dualizard]], [[Flammantoise]], [[Flan (World of Final Fantasy)|Flan]], [[Floating Eye (World of Final Fantasy)|Floating Eye]], [[Fritt]], [[Goblin (World of Final Fantasy)|Goblin]], [[Goblin Guard (World of Final Fantasy)|Goblin Guard]], [[Magitek Armor (World of Final Fantasy)|Magitek Armor]], [[Mandragora (World of Final Fantasy)|Mandragora]], [[Mel (World of Final Fantasy)|Mel]], [[Mini Golem]], [[Moogle (World of Final Fantasy)|Moogle]], [[Mu (World of Final Fantasy)|Mu]], [[Reaver Mu (World of Final Fantasy)|Reaver Mu]], [[Red Cap (World of Final Fantasy)|Red Cap]], [[Sylphine]], [[White Nakk]], [[Zapt]]
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|[[Ahriman (World of Final Fantasy)|Ahriman]], [[Bablizz]], [[Baby Paleberry]], [[Black Nakk]], [[Chocochick]], [[Cockatrice (World of Final Fantasy)|Cockatrice]], [[Copper Gnome]], [[Daigoro (World of Final Fantasy)|Daigoro]], [[Dualizard]], [[Flammantoise]], [[Flan (World of Final Fantasy)|Flan]], [[Floating Eye (World of Final Fantasy)|Floating Eye]], [[Fritt]], [[Goblin (World of Final Fantasy)|Goblin]], [[Goblin Guard (World of Final Fantasy)|Goblin Guard]], [[Magitek Armor (World of Final Fantasy)|Magitek Armor]], [[Mandragora (World of Final Fantasy)|Mandragora]], [[Mel (World of Final Fantasy)|Mel]], [[Mini Golem]], [[Moogle (World of Final Fantasy)|Moogle]], [[Mu (World of Final Fantasy)|Mu]], [[Reaver Mu (World of Final Fantasy)|Reaver Mu]], [[Red Cap (World of Final Fantasy)|Red Cap]], [[Sylphine]], [[White Nakk]], [[Zapt]]
 
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=== ''[[Chocobo no Fushigi na Dungeon]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Chocobo no Fushigi na Dungeon]]'' ===
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==== ''[[Chocobo's Dungeon 2]]'' ====
  
==== ''[[Chocobo's Dungeon 2]]'' ====
 
Potions restore 30 HP.
  
Potions restore 30 HP.
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo's Dungeon]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo's Dungeon]]'' ===
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== Non-''Final Fantasy'' guest appearances ==
  
== Non-''Final Fantasy'' guest appearances ==
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=== ''[[Ehrgeiz: God Bless the Ring]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Ehrgeiz: God Bless the Ring]]'' ===
 
[[File:Ehrgeiz Potion.png|right]]
  
[[File:Ehrgeiz Potion.png|right]]
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{{Quote|Restores 64 HP.|Description}}
 
The Potion is an item within the Forsaken Dungeon. It restores 64 HP and can be bought for 50 gil at the Merchant's Shop.
  
The Potion is an item within the Forsaken Dungeon. It restores 64 HP and can be bought for 50 gil at the Merchant's Shop.
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==Non-''Final Fantasy'' guest appearances==
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=== ''[[Bravely Default]]'' ===
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{{Quote|A potion made by decocting several medicinal herbs that grow in the wild and then dissolving the resulting mixture in cure water. This easy-to-make potion is a staple remedy found in many homes.|Description}}
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Potions restore 150 HP to the target, it can also deal 150 damage to undead enemies. It can be bought at all item shops and costs 20 pg. It can be found in [[Caldisla]], [[Norende Ravine]], [[Ruins of Centro Keep]], and [[Lontano Villa]] and dropped by [[Orthros (Bravely Default)|Orthros]] (ch 1, 5, 6, 7, 8; blue head).
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* Potion + Potion = Potion
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* Potion + Remedy = Remedy
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* Potion + Ether or Turbo Ether = X-Potion
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* Potion + Elixir = Elixir
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* Potion + Megalixir = Megalixir
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* Potion + Antidote = Cure Poison
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* Potion + Phoenix Down = Resurrect
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* Potion + Eye Drops = Cure Blind
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* Potion + Echo Herbs = Cure Silence
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* Potion + Wakeup Bell = Cure Sleep
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* Potion + Balsam = Cure Dread
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=== ''[[Bravely Second: End Layer]]'' ===
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{{Quote|A potion made by decocting several medicinal herbs that grow in the wild and then dissolving the resulting mixture in cure water. This easy-to-make potion is a staple remedy found in many homes.|Description}}
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Potion restores 150 HP to the target and deals the same amount of damage when used on undead enemies. It can be bought for 20 pg. It sells for 5 pg.
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[[File:Artnia Drink Potion.jpg|thumb|Potion drink.]]
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Square Enix's cafe [[Artnia]] sells a drink called Potion in reference to the item in the ''Final Fantasy'' series. It is a lemon-flavored drink with fresh mint, containing mint, lemon, honey and soda.
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CD Potion.png|''[[Chocobo no Fushigi na Dungeon]]''.
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== Etymology ==
 
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A Potion in Dissidia Final Fantasy.

A magick concoction that eases pain and heals wounds in the blink of an eye.

Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift description

The Potion (ポーション, Pōshon?), also known as Tonic, Cure, and Cure1, is a recurring healing item in the Final Fantasy series. While its color and appearance change from game to game, the effect remains largely consistent. Potions restore a small amount of HP to a party member and are usually the most basic healing item, but the exact amount of HP healed varies between games.

In addition to the basic Potion, there are two higher levels of Potion called Hi-Potion and X-Potion, which heal more HP, as well as the Mega-Potion, which acts as a Potion used on all party members. Due to being the quintessential healing item in the series, the Potion is the namesake for a series of real life energy drinks.

More often than not, the Potion is the initial and most direct way to restore health in all the Final Fantasy games, because it is the only usable restorative tool before certain healing spells become available. In some of the games, the item can be used on the undead to cause damage.

See also: Hi-Potion (item), Mega-Potion, or X-Potion

Appearances

Final Fantasy

Restores 50 HP.

Description
Potion
Also called HEAL (NES release)
Effect Restores 50 HP (30 HP (NES); 16-32 HP (PS1))
Buy Every town, except Melmond.
Find Chaos Shrine (x1), Matoya's Cave (x2), Cavern of Earth (x2), Mount Gulg (x2), Cavern of Ice (x1), Flying Fortress (x2)
Cost 60 G
40 Gil

Final Fantasy II

Restores a small amount of HP.

Description
Potion
Effect Restores a small amount of HP.
Buy All item shops
Find Altair (x1), Fynn Castle (x4), Fynn (x3), Semitt Falls (x2), Snow Cavern (x2), Deist Cavern (x1), Dreadnought (x2), Cave of Mysidia (x5), Mysidian Tower (x1)
Drop Death Flower, Goblin Prince, Poison Toad, Queen Bee, Soldier, Soul Eater, Vampire Thorn
Cost 50 G
30 Gil

Final Fantasy III

Potion
Effect Restores 50 HP (restores up to 300 HP on NES).
Buy All item shops on the Floating continent.
Find Altar Cave (x3), Ur (x10), Kazus, Sealed Cave, Castle Sasune, Canaan (x2), Molten Cave
Steal Early to mid-game enemies.
Drop Early to mid-game enemies.
Cost 150 Gil
50 Gil

Final Fantasy IV

Potion
Also called Cure1
Effect Restores a small amount of HP (100 HP in 3D remake).
Buy All item shops (except Mysidia (3D version) and Hummingway Home)
Find Baron (2D and 3D; x4), Mist Cave (2D and 3D; x2), Underground Waterway (2D; x4 and 3D; x3), Antlion's Den (2D; x3 and 3D; x4), Mount Ordeals (2D and 3D; x2), Cave of Eblan (2D and 3D; x2)
Steal Flood Worm (2D and 3D), Cave Bat (2D and 3D), Hornworm (3D only), Yellow Jelly (3D only), Evil Dreamer (3D only), Blood Bat (2D and 3D), Baron Guardsman (3D only), Belphegor (2D and 3D), Red Mousse (3D only), Larva (3D only), Splasher (2D and 3D), Caterpillar (3D only), Hundlegs (2D only), Sand Worm (3D only), Purple Bavarois (3D only), Soul (3D only), Spirit (3D only), White Mousse (3D only), Vampire Bat (3D only), Li'l Murderer (2D and 3D), Goblin Captain (3D only), Trap Door (3D only), Goblin (3D only), Sahagin (3D only), Zombie (3D only), Domovoi (3D only), Marionette (3D only), Arachne (2D only), Blood Eye (3D only)
Drop Flood Worm (2D and 3D), Bomb (2D only), Zemus's Breath (2D only), Cave Bat (2D and 3D), Hornworm (2D and 3D), Yellow Jelly (2D and 3D), Evil Dreamer (2D and 3D), Ghoul (2D only), Blood Bat (2D and 3D), Gray Bomb (2D only), Baron Guardsman (2D only), Belphegor (2D only), Mors (2D only), Red Mousse (2D and 3D, Larva (2D and 3D), Zemus's Malice (2D only), Killer Fish (2D and 3D), Splasher (2D and 3D), Bloodbones (2D only), Revenant (2D only), Caterpillar (2D and 3D), Hundlegs (2D and 3D), Sand Worm (2D and 3D), Skeleton (2D only), Skuldier (2D only), Purple Bavarois (2D and 3D), Soul (2D and 3D), Spirit (2D and 3D), White Mousse (2D and 3D, Vampire Bat (2D and 3D), Li'l Murderer (2D and 3D), Goblin Captain (2D and 3D), Trap Door (2D and 3D), Goblin (2D and 3D), Sahagin (2D only), Leshy (2D and 3D), Gargoyle (2D and 3D), Zombie (2D only), Domovoi (2D and 3D), Zu (2D only), Captain (2D only), Baron Soldier (2D only), Mom Bomb (2D only), Akihiko Matsui (2D only), Gigas Worm (2D only), Flan Master (2D only), Marionette (3D only), Calca (2D only), Tyrannosaurus (2D only), Lunasaur (2D only), Storm Dragon (2D only), Arachne (2D only), Plague Horror (2D only), Shadow Dragon (2D only), Golbez (2D only), Kiyoshi Yoshii (2D only), Zeromus (2D and 3D), Hiroyuki Ito (2D only), Akihiko Matsui (2D only), CPU (2D only), Defense Node (2D only), Attack Node (2D only), General (2D only)
Other 3D Map Completion: Mist Cave (x5), Underground Lake B2 (x5), Antlion's Den B1 (x5)
Cost 50 gil

Potions can also be used via Edward's Salve command, which is not available in the American SNES version, which consumes a Potion to heal all allies, instead of just one ally. The SNES version contains a bug where, if the player tries to use their final Potion with the Medicine command, the command fails to execute. The bug is fixed in the Advance version.

Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-

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Final Fantasy IV: The After Years

Potions restore 100 HP and can be bought in all stores for 30 gil. It is dropped by Goblin, Larva, Cave Bat, Soul, Spirit, Yellow Jelly, Splasher, Flood Worm, Purple Bavarois, Evil Flame, Goblin Captain, Blood Bat, Flaygator, Zombie Infantry, Evil Dreamer, Belphegor, Sand Worm, Leshy, Red Mousse, Mors, Killer Fish, White Mousse, Caterpillar, Vampire Bat, Hundlegs, and Wild Bat, and found in Mythril (Ceodore), Adamant Grotto x2 (Ceodore), Baron (Ceodore), Baron (Kain), Mist (Ceodore), Underground Waterway (Kain), Eidolon Town x2 (Rydia), Passage of the Eidolons x2 (Rydia), Dwarven Castle x4 (Rydia), Tomra (Rydia), Sylph Cave (Rydia), Sealed Cave x3 (Rydia), Fabul x3 (Yang), Mt. Hobs x4 (Yang), Troia Castle x2 (Palom), Palom's Challenge Dungeon, Eblan x4 (Edge), Tower of Trials x3 (Edge), Dwarven Castle (Edge), Dwarven Mine x2 (Edge), Impact Crater (Edge), Babil Path (Edge), Kaipo (Porom), Impact Crater x2 (Edward), Kaipo (Edward), Baron x2 (Edward), and Cave of Eblan (Final).

Final Fantasy V

Recovers HP.

Description
Potion
Effect Restores 50 HP.
Buy All item shops
Find Tule (x2), Wind Shrine (x5), Pirates' Hideout (x8), Ship Graveyard
Steal Hellraiser, Adamantite Golem, Aquagel, Ankheg, Druid, Cure Beast, Devourer, Freeziabat, Gloom Widow, Grand Mummy, Gravidead, Grenade, Grimalkin, Harpy, Hyudra, Imp, Kuzer, Landsquid, LilChariot, Magic Pot, Magic Dragon, Mamon, Maximus, Metamorpha, Mog Eater, Moss Fungus, Mummy, Page 256, Pao, Poltergeist, QuadrHarpy, Red Dragon, Red Harpy, Rock Statue, Ronka Knight, Sea Devil, Shell Bear, Sleepy, Soul Cannon, Stones, Trent, Twin Lizard, Unknown [1], Unknown [2], Unknown [3], Unknown [4], Garula, Launcher, Abductor (Val Castle), Gilgamesh - 1st Form (X-Death's Castle 2nd), Barrier
Drop Adamngolem, Armon, Baretta, Blizzard, Centipeelr, Corbett, DeemMaster, Ferry Walk, Freeziabat, Grand Mummy, Grenade, Imp, Level Tripper, Magnities, Mamon, Mercury Bat, Shell Fish, Stone Golem, Weresnake, Y-Burn, Garula, Titan, Gargoyle
Cost 40 gil

Potions also appear as a Mix result, by mixing either 2 Potions together or by mixing a Potion with Holy Water.

Final Fantasy VI

Restores 50 HP.

Description
Potion
Effect Restores 50 HP.
Also called Tonic
Buy All item shops, until Kohlingen and onwards.
Find [WoB] Returners' Hideout - Chest, [WoB] Zozo - Chest, [WoB] Albrook - Barrel, [WoR] Jidoor (Owzer's House) - Chest
Steal Guard, Soldier, Hazer, Whisper, Stray Cat, Over-Mind, Doberman, Vomammoth, Fidor, Beakor, Vulture, HermitCrab, Nautiloid, Anguiform, Reach Frog, M-TekArmor, Bomb, SlamDancer, Figaliz, Sand Horse, Actaneon, Apparite, Power Demon, Sewer Rat, Rhobite, Bounty Man, Tusker, Chitonid, Zombone, Dragon, Gobbler, GloomShell, Luridan, Over Grunk, Cephaler, Borras, Gold Bear, Mega Armor, Crane, Ipooh, ProtoArmor, Officer
Drop Templar, Rhinotaur, Doberman, Vomammoth, Baskervor, Pterodon, Beakor, CrassHoppr, M-TekArmor, Bomb, Dark Side, Marshal, Ralph, StillGoing, Nohrabbit, Nastidon, Vermin, Gold Bear, Head (Whelk)
Cost 50 gil

Potion can also be used as an enemy ability by Dadaluma and the Guardian when in Dadaluma mode.

Final Fantasy VII

Restores HP by 100

Description
Potion
Effect Restores 100 HP.
Buy Midgar (Sector 7 Slums disc 1, Sector 5 Slums, and Shinra HQ), Wall Market, Kalm, Junon, North Corel, Costa del Sol, Gold Saucer, Cosmo Canyon, Gongaga, Nibelheim, Mideel, Bone Village, Corel Prison
Find Sector 1 Platform (dead soldiers near the train; see Quantum Potion bug), Midgar (Sector 8 Slums, Sector 4 Underground, Aerith's House, and Shinra HQ), Bone Village (Dig), Great Glacier, Junon (during the parade)
Steal Aero Combatant, Cripshay, Whole Eater, Desert Sahagin, Guard Hound
Drop MP, Grunt, Hedgehog Pie, Aero Combatant, Hell House, Blugu, Guard Hound, Custom Sweeper, Capparwire, Chuse Tank, Cripshay, Desert Sahagin, Devil Ride, Elfadunk, Grangalan Jr., Hell Rider VR2, Kalm Fang, Prowler, Sahagin, Vice
Morph 1st Ray, Aero Combatant, Cripshay, Guard Hound, Grunt, Sahagin, Hell House, MP, Proto Machinegun, Vice, Sweeper, Whole Eater, rocket Launcher
Other C Class prize in the chocobo races.
Cost 50 Gil, 1 BP (Battle point(s) in Gold Saucer)

Square Enix had struck a deal with Suntory to create a real-world "Potion" drink, as promotion for the Compilation of Final Fantasy VII.

Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-

Potions can be bought for 10 RP and restore 200 HP.

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Dirge of Cerberus -Final Fantasy VII-

Potions restore 200 HP. They cost 100 gil and are available for purchase from the beginning of the game onwards. Vincent can carry up to four of them.

Dirge of Cerberus Lost Episode -Final Fantasy VII-

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Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-

Restores a small amount of HP.

Description
Potion
Effect Restores 31.25% of Zack's maximum HP.
Buy Shinra Building Shop.
Find Wutai (x2), Banora Village (x2), Sector 5 (x1), Shinra Headquarters Science Dept. (x1)
Missions: Armed Challenge, Approaching the Outskirts, Foes on the Waterfront, Pursue the Deserters, Stop the Intruders, Search for Wutai Remnants, SPR Mako Stone, VIT Mako Stone, Suspicious Mail 1, Where's the Cactuar?
Steal ???, A-Ahriman, Bahamut, Bat Eye, Bizarre Bug, Bomb, Captain, Chief Petty Officer, Combatant, Corporal, Crescent Unit Aqua, Crescent Unit Auintus, Crescent Unit Aurum, Crescent Unit Autumnus, Crescent Unit Celsus, Crescent Unit Circulus, Crescent Unit Lux, Crescent Unit Nomen, Crescent Unit Novus, Crescent Unit Phantasma, Crescent Unit Plenum, Crescent Unit Primus, Crescent Unit Quartus, Crescent Unit Secundus, Crescent Unit Tertius, Crescent Unit Ventus, Ensign, Fly Eye, G Assassin, G Avenger, G Intruder, Grenade Combatant, Guard, Guard Spider, Hedgehog Pie, Hexodon, Hungry, Ifrit, King Scarab, Most Hungry, Scarab, Sergeant, Sergeant Major, Special Ops Officer, Spriggan, Storm Trooper, Vajradhara Tai, Vajradhara Wu, Vajradhara Yaksha, Very Hungry, Warrant Officer, Worm, Wutai Captain, Wutai Colonel, Wutai Corporal, Wutai Imperial Guard, Wutai Private, Wutai Sergeant, Wutai Sergeant Major, Wutai Soldier Bing, Wutai Soldier Ding, Wutai Soldier Geng, Wutai Soldier Ji, Wutai Soldier Jia, Wutai Soldier Wu, Wutai Soldier Xin, Wutai Soldier Yi, Wutai Staff Sergeant, Wutai War Chief
Drop ???, A-Hound, Abyss Worm, Bahamut, Bahamut Fury, Bee Saucer I, Bee Saucer II, Bee Saucer III, Bee Saucer IV, Belzecue, Bizarre Bug, Bomb, Captain, Cerberus, Chief Petty Officer, Combatant, Corporal, Crazy Dagger, Crazy Saw, Crescent Unit Aqua, Crescent Unit Argentum, Crescent Unit Auintus, Crescent Unit Aurum, Crescent Unit Autumnus, Crescent Unit Celsus, Crescent Unit Circulus, Crescent Unit Nomen, Crescent Unit Novus, Crescent Unit Phantasma, Crescent Unit Plenum, Crescent Unit Primus, Crescent Unit Quartus, Crescent Unit Secundus, Crescent Unit Tertius, Crescent Unit Ventus, Dark Nation, Drill Machine, Ensign, Experiment No. 115, Experiment No. 122, G Assailant, G Assassin, G Attacker, G Avenger, G Baldor, G Blader, G Centurion, G Commando, G Eraser, G Hoplite, G Legion, G Paladin, G Peltast, G Prowler, G Renegade, G Scutatus, G Slayer, G Smasher, G Spartan, G Trooper, G Valiant, G Veritas, Garnet Mole, Grangalan, Grashtrike, Grenade Combatant, Guard, Guard Fang, Guard Spider, Head Hunter, Hedgehog Pie, Hell Slasher, Hellhound, Hungry, Hunting Hound, Killer Stinger, Land Worm, Lava Worm, Man Hunter, Master Blade, Metal Saucer I, Metal Saucer III, Metal Saucer IV, Most Hungry, Moth Slasher, Red Saucer I, Red Saucer II, Red Saucer III, Red Saucer IV, Replicon, Sahagin, Sea Worm, Sergeant, Sergeant Major, Slaps, Special Ops Officer, Storm Trooper, Tonberry, Trap, Vajradhara Tai, Vajradhara Wu, Warrant Officer, Worm, Worm Elite, Wutai Captain, Wutai Colonel, Wutai Corporal, Wutai Imperial Guard, Wutai Private, Wutai Sergeant, Wutai Sergeant Major, Wutai Soldier Bing, Wutai Soldier Ding, Wutai Soldier Geng, Wutai Soldier Ji, Wutai Soldier Jia, Wutai Soldier Wu, Wutai Soldier Xin, Wutai Soldier Yi, Wutai Staff Sergeant, Wutai War Chief
Cost 50 Gil

Potions are also used by Grenade Combatants and give the same effect to the user.

There is a special potion that a woman in the entrance of the Shinra Building gives Zack, in between assignments that grants the status Raise, as well as restores HP and MP. However, the special potion also resets Zack's limit break gauge and negates any overflowing HP or MP.

Final Fantasy VII Remake

Potion from FFVII Remake

Potion.

Potion is the basic healing item available from every shop since the start of the game. It is also a frequent item from treasures, especially from the destroyable boxes that regenerate after a time. Potions can be used in and out of battle, except when in hard mode where item use is locked. A potion heals 350HP normally or 700HP with the Item Master Materia Item Master Materia equipped.

Final Fantasy VIII

Potion
Effect Restores 200 HP.
Buy All item shops
Find Dollet (complete dog sidequest before disc 3), D-District Prison Triple Triad players 129/256 chance
Steal Esthar Soldier (Low and Moderate), Galbadia Soldier (Low [Very common, common], Moderate [Very common]), Guard (Low, Moderate, High [Very common])
Drop Base Leader (Low, Moderate, and High [Very common]), Base Soldier (Low, Moderate, and High [Very common, common]), Elite Soldier (Low, Moderate, and High [Very common]), Esthar Soldier (Low and Moderate [Very common, common], High [Very common]), Esthar Soldier (Terminator) (Low, Moderate, and High [Very common]), G-Soldier (Low, Moderate, and High [Very common, common]), Guard (Low, Moderate, High [Very common]), Paratrooper (Low [Very common])
Cost 100 gil

Potions are also available to the Base Soldiers where it has the same effect as the ordinary item.

The upgraded Potion+ restores 400 HP, but can only be acquired by refining 10 Potions with the Med LV Up ability. There is also a 16/288 chance of getting a Potion+ through the Angelo Search ability.

Final Fantasy IX

Restores 150 HP. The effect decreases if used in the field.

Description
Potion
Effect Restores 150 HP in battle.
Restores 100 HP in the field.
Buy All item shops
Find Prima Vista, Alexandria (x7), Evil Forest, North Gate, Ice Cavern (x2), Dali (x4), Grand Citadel South Gate, Burmecia, Cleyra's Trunk
Steal Axolotl, Bandersnatch, Flan, Gigan Toad (B), Goblin Mage, Hornet, Mu, Plant Spider, Python, Soldier (A), Soldier (B), Type C, Vice, Wyerd, Zuu, Masked Man
Drop Adamantoise, Axe Beak, Axolotl, Basilisk, Bomb, Carrion Worm, Carve Spider, Cave Imp, Dendrobium, Fang, Flan, Ghost, Gigan Toad (A), Gigan Toad (B), Goblin, Hornet, Jabberwock, Lady Bug, Lamia, Mandragora, Mu, Nymph, Plant Spider, Sand Golem, Sand Scorpion, Skeleton, Soldier (A), Soldier (B), Type A, Type B, Vice, Wyerd, Yeti, Zuu, Plant Brain, Mu (Friendly)
Cost 50 gil

Final Fantasy X

FFX Potion Icon

Restores 200 HP of one character.

Description

Potions are the basic healing items. Tidus's use of healing items, such as Potions, also influences the affection mechanics that determine the outcome of certain events.

Potion
Effect Restores 200 HP.
Buy All item shops.
Find Submerged Ruins, Besaid Village, S.S. Liki, Kilika, Mushroom Rock Road, Djose Highroad, Besaid Temple (after gaining control of airship)
Steal Chocobo Eater, Dingo, Dual Horn, Extractor, Garuda (Luca), Geneaux's Tentacle, Lamashtu, Lord Ochu, Magic Urn, Mi'ihen Fang, Oblitzerator, Raldo, Sahagin Chief, Sin (fin), Sinspawn Echuilles, Sinspawn Geneaux, Sinspawn Gui, Vouivre, Worker
Drop Negator
Other Prize: Blitzball Tournament (3rd place), Chocobo Race (Remiem Temple), Cactuar Search (Bikanel; win minigame 0-2 times)
Cost Varies (normally 50 gil)

Final Fantasy X-2

Potions are also used as an enemy ability by Bandit, League Soldier, Logos at Luca, League Trooper, and Ms. Goon.

Potion
Effect Restores 200 HP.
Buy All item shops.
Find Celsius (chapter 1/2), Besaid Cave (chapter 1/2), Mi'ihen Highroad (chapter 1/2), Djose Temple (chapter 1/2), Thunder Plains (chapter 1/2), Bevelle Temple (chapter 3/5), Calm Lands (chapter 1)
Steal Ahriman, Bicocette, Bomb, Coyote (normal and Oversoul), Death Dauber, Divebeak, Fem-Goon, Flan Azul, Flan Palido, Killer Hound, League Fighter, League Scout, Lesser Drake, Lich, Nashorn, Protochimera, Red Elemental, Sahagin (normal and Oversoul), Sallet (normal and Oversoul), Watcher-A, Watcher-R, Watcher-S, White Fang, Wild Wolf, Yellow Elemental
Drop Bandit, Battlesnake, Bicocette, Blackguard, Bomb, Coeurl, Coyote, Death Dauber, Dr. Goon, Fem-Goon, Flak Python, Flan Azul, Flan Palido, Goon, Haizhe, Killer Hound, League Ranger, Lesser Drake, Logos (Floating Ruins, Luca), Mr. Goon, Ms. Goon, Nashorn, Ormi (Floating Ruins, Luca), Protochimera, Quadricorn, Recoil, Red Elemental, Ruffian, Sahagin, Sallet, She-Goon, Watcher-A, Watcher-R, Watcher-S, White Elemental, White Fang, Wild Wolf, Yellow Elemental, Yevon Defender, Yevon Guard
Other Alchemist's Stash skillset
Lady Luck's Random Reels (by getting a Cherry)
Cost 50

Final Fantasy XI

Potions can be purchased from vendors or made by players with the appropriate skill in alchemy. High Quality versions are also available called Potion +1, Potion +2, and Potion +3. Each restore slightly more Hit Points than a standard Potion.

Final Fantasy XII

Potion
Effect Restores 100 HP (120 HP in Zodiac versions), but its potency can be increased by learning Potion Lores on the License Board.
Buy Rabanastre, Lowtown Merchants, Nalbina, Bhujerba, Jahara, Eruyt, Mt Bur-Omisace, Mosphoran Highwaste, Old Archades, Archades, Nam-Yensa Sandsea, Leviathan, Balfonheim, Phon Coast
Cost 70 gil (60 gil in Zodiac versions)

In the original version, Potions used by Amalia were not expended from the player's inventory. This was changed for the Zodiac versions. Potions' potency is doubled by wearing the Pheasant Netsuke accessory, or reversed by wearing Nihopalaoa.

As part of the promotion for the game, a special drink was released called Potion.

Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings

While not available to purchase, the enemy seeq uses them as an ability, as well as Bwagi.

Final Fantasy XIII

Using a Potion restores all party members' HP. If the party leader is a Medic or if a Medic is present in the party, the Potion restores more HP. Potions restore 33% less HP on Easy Mode.

Potion
Effect Restores 150 HP to all party members. If the targeted ally has 3,000 or more max HP, the recovery amount becomes 5% of max HP. Potions' effect can be doubled with a Doctor's Code.
Buy Unicorn Mart
Cost 50 gil

Final Fantasy XIII-2

Restores a small amount of HP to all allies.

Description

Potion is an item that restores 120 HP to the party in battle; party members with more than 1,000 HP will have 12% of their current max HP restored. It can be purchased from Chocolina's shops for 160 gil. Wound Potions function similarly, but simply restore 100 HP and up to 20% of the target's max HP reduced from wound damage. They can be purchased for 300 gil.

Potion is also an enemy ability used by UFO which targets every Pupu, restoring 50% of their HP. It is also used by Lieutenant Amodar under the Double Dose paradigm, restoring 5% of his and Lightning's HP.

Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII

Potion restores 50% of Lightning's HP. It can be bought from General Stores from Day 1 to Day 5 for 360 gil. It can be used in and out of battle.

Various other Potions are available that apply status enhancements to Lightning and restore 33% of her HP.

Final Fantasy XIV

This weak concoction instantly restores a few HP.

Description

Potions are subject to a cooldown timer shared between all items.

Potion
Effect Restores 32% of current HP, up to a maximum of 160 HP restored. 45 second cooldown.
Recipe Distilled Water (x1) Tinolqa Mistletoe (x1) Chanterelle (x1), Water Shard (x1) Lightning Shard (x1), creates Potion x3. Alchemist level 12
Buy All Aetheryte camp shops.
Drop Guildleve chests and rewards.
Cost 650 gil

Final Fantasy XV

Ignis using a Potion from FFXV

Ignis using a Potion.

An energy drink that takes on healing properties by way of Noctis's powers. Restores half of HP.

Description

Potions restore 50% of current HP and remove Danger status. They be bought for 50 gil in shops, found lying around in various outposts and dungeons, and obtained in Survival on Levels 1–3. Potions are rewards for the Justice Monsters Five minigame and dropped by Tarantula (8%) and Kokyangwuti (8%).

Field Medicine accessory has Noctis automatically use a Potion when his health drops below half.

When used as a catalyst in Elemancy, Potions add the Healcast effect.

Potions are regular soda that have healing powers due to Noctis Lucis Caelum's magic.

Final Fantasy Tactics

Use a potion to restore HP or inflict damage on the undead.

Description
Potion
Effect Restores 30 HP
Buy All shops after finishing battle at Magick City of Gariland
Cost 50 gil

The ability required to use it can be learned from the Chemist job for 30 JP. It can be bought from shops, received as battle reward after winning battles, and can be found with the Treasure Hunter ability on some maps.

Final Fantasy Tactics Advance

Magical brew that heals wounded flesh.

Description

Potions have a Magic Power of 40 and is Holy elemental. The Magic Power is only used when using a Potion on an Undead.

Potion
Effect Restores 25 HP.
Buy All shops
Cost 50 gil

Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift

Potion
Effect Restores 30 HP.
Buy All shops
Cost 30 gil

Final Fantasy Type-0

Potions restore 50% of the user's HP. They can be purchased in Class Zero's classroom in Akademeia for 100 gil.

Final Fantasy Agito

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Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates

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Medicine to restore HP. Doesn't taste very good.

Description

Potions restore 150 HP to each character. They can be found through out dungeons or purchased at the Magic Goods store in Rebena Te Ra. Only 10 can be carried when beginning and can be upgraded to a total of 99 when more Potion Pouches are purchased at Mog Mart or found in dungeons.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time

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Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light

Potions can be bought for 20 G at various shops, as well as acquired in various ways by finding them as hidden treasures on the map and obtained as drops from enemies. Potions restore 40 HP.

Final Fantasy Adventure

The Cure is a recovery item that can be bought for 40 GP and restores 16 HP, it has 2 uses.

The Final Fantasy Legend

Potion can be bought for 50 GP. It restore 30-50 HP to a single party member and has 3 uses.

Final Fantasy Legend II

Cure is an item that appears with a potion icon before its name. It can be bought in numerous towns across the various worlds for 50 GP. It has 4 uses, and also increases a Robot's HP by 9 when equipped on them. The item restores 40 HP outside off battle, and 20 HP inside a battle to a single target. Guard and Mercenar can used the Cure potion during battle.

Final Fantasy Legend III

Cure1 recovers 40 points of HP to one character. It can be bought for 50 GP in the following locations: Talon, Dharm (Present), Dwelg Town, Elan (Present), Knaya, and Zhakal.

Final Fantasy Dimensions

Potions cost 30 gil to purchase and heal 100 HP.

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Final Fantasy Dimensions II

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Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)

Potions is an item on the board in Story Mode. They fully restore the character's HP and EX Gauge. Tidus also uses one to fully heal Jecht before fighting him at the end of Destiny Odyssey X.

Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy

Potions are an item in Gateways. They fully restore lead characters' HP and EX Gauge. In story mode, Tifa uses a potion on a tired Kain to show she trusts him.

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy

Potion restores 30% of HP when character's HP is less than 20% of its maximum value. It is obtained randomly after completing a Music Sequence.

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call

Potion is a healing item that can be equipped or used manually (Quest Medleys only). It is used when HP gauge drops below 20% and restores 30% of HP gauge. During Quest Medleys, it restores 30% of the HP gauge. It is randomly obtained after completing a Music Sequence.

Pictlogica Final Fantasy

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Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade

Potions restore 25% of a player's total LP. It can be used up to a maximum of 3 times per day although this limit can be modified to a maximum of 5 times. Its usage timer is usually reset at around 5:00 AM PT.

Potions may be obtained by having a certain amount of members within the party. The amount of potions a player may use per day will also increase depending on the size of their party. Players obtain 1 potion for having a 2-Member Party, 2 potions for a 6-Member Party, 3 potions for a 9-Member Party, the ability to use potions up to a maximum of 4 times for having a 4-Member Party and the ability to use potions up to a maximum of 5 times for having a 7-Member Party.

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Final Fantasy Record Keeper

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Final Fantasy Explorers

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Final Fantasy Brave Exvius

A tonic that restores an ally's health by a small amount. Derived from an ancient recipe referenced in the histories of the Kingdom of Pharm, it is created by blending a number of medicinal herbs. In recent years, improvements to the formula and the wider availability of high-quality ingredients even in less prosperous lands, it is readily available across the realm.

Description
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World of Final Fantasy

SINGLE: Restores a small amount of HP.

Description
Potion
Effect Restores 500 HP to a single target.
Buy Chocolatte Mart (after Chapter 1), Underground Prison Shop (Chapter 14)
Find Wellspring Woods, Nether Nebula, Watchplains, Pyreglow Forest, Icicle Ridge, Saronia Docks, Underground Prison, Tometown of the Ancients, EX Dungeon C
Drop Ahriman, Bablizz, Baby Paleberry, Black Nakk, Chocochick, Cockatrice, Copper Gnome, Daigoro, Dualizard, Flammantoise, Flan, Floating Eye, Fritt, Goblin, Goblin Guard, Magitek Armor, Mandragora, Mel, Mini Golem, Moogle, Mu, Reaver Mu, Red Cap, Sylphine, White Nakk, Zapt
Cost 100 gil

Chocobo no Fushigi na Dungeon

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Chocobo's Dungeon 2

Potions restore 30 HP.

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Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo's Dungeon

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Non-Final Fantasy guest appearances

Chrono Trigger

Chrono Trigger Potion

Potion (also called Tonic) is a consumable item which restores 50 HP of a single party member.

Ehrgeiz: God Bless the Ring

Ehrgeiz Potion

Restores 64 HP.

Description

The Potion is an item within the Forsaken Dungeon. It restores 64 HP and can be bought for 50 gil at the Merchant's Shop.

Non-Final Fantasy guest appearances

Bravely Default

A potion made by decocting several medicinal herbs that grow in the wild and then dissolving the resulting mixture in cure water. This easy-to-make potion is a staple remedy found in many homes.

Description

Potions restore 150 HP to the target, it can also deal 150 damage to undead enemies. It can be bought at all item shops and costs 20 pg. It can be found in Caldisla, Norende Ravine, Ruins of Centro Keep, and Lontano Villa and dropped by Orthros (ch 1, 5, 6, 7, 8; blue head).

When used in compounding:

  • Potion + Potion = Potion
  • Potion + Remedy = Remedy
  • Potion + Ether or Turbo Ether = X-Potion
  • Potion + Elixir = Elixir
  • Potion + Megalixir = Megalixir
  • Potion + Antidote = Cure Poison
  • Potion + Phoenix Down = Resurrect
  • Potion + Eye Drops = Cure Blind
  • Potion + Echo Herbs = Cure Silence
  • Potion + Wakeup Bell = Cure Sleep
  • Potion + Balsam = Cure Dread
  • Potion + Hi-Potion or X-Potion = Water of Life

Bravely Second: End Layer

A potion made by decocting several medicinal herbs that grow in the wild and then dissolving the resulting mixture in cure water. This easy-to-make potion is a staple remedy found in many homes.

Description

Potion restores 150 HP to the target and deals the same amount of damage when used on undead enemies. It can be bought for 20 pg. It sells for 5 pg.

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Behind the scenes

Artnia Drink Potion

Potion drink.

Square Enix's cafe Artnia sells a drink called Potion in reference to the item in the Final Fantasy series. It is a lemon-flavored drink with fresh mint, containing mint, lemon, honey and soda.

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Etymology

A potion (from Latin potio "drink" derived from Greek poton "that which one drinks") is a consumable medicine or poison. In mythology and literature, a potion has magical properties and might be used to heal, bewitch or poison people.

Items
Equipment - Loot
Recurring and specific items
Key items Black Mask - Black Materia - Blue Stone - Bottled Faerie - Canoe - Carnelian Signet - Cellphone - Chime - Chocograph - Crown - Crystal Eye - Crystal Rod - Dark Crystal - Dragon Grass - Earth Crystal - Earth Rod - Egil's Torch - Eidolith - Eureka Key - Fang of Earth - Fang of Fire - Fang of Water - Fang of Wind - Galbana Lilies - Goddess's Bell - Graviton Core - Gulug Stone - Horn of Ice - Huge Materia - Jolt Tonic - Key of Magma - Keystone - Knight's Code - Kupo Nut - Lente's Tear - Leviathan Scales - Levigrass Shoes - Levistone - Lovers' Notebook - Lunar Harp - Lute - Magic Lamp - Mini-Figurines - Moogle Coin - Mystic Key - Mythril - Mythril Ring - Nepto Eye - Nitro Powder - Noah's Lute - Orichalcum - Oxyale - Pendant - Rat Tail - Recipe Book - Ring of the Lucii - Rosetta Stone - Rust 'B' Gone - Sand Pearl - Snowcraft - Star Ruby - Stellazzio - Sunfire - Survival Knife - Sycrus Key - Tablets - The Girl Next Door - Warp Cube - Wheel of Time - Whisperweed - White Mask - Wind Stone
Field 1/35 Soldier - Adamantite - Amethyst - Ancient Turtle Shell - Aquamarine - Bat Fang - Bat Wing - Battlewyrm Carapace - Black Orb - Blue Drop - Blue Stone - Bomb Shell - Bone Chips - Cactus Thorn - Coeurl Pelt - Coeurl Whisker - Coral Fragment - Crystal - Damascus - Dark Crystal - Dark Matter - Dark Stone - Dead Pepper - Death Stone - Diamond - Doc's Code - Dragon Fang - Earth Crystal - Earth Stone - Elemental Guard - Emerald - Fire Crystal - Fire Stone - Foul Liquid - Fuel - Gambler's Spirit - Garnet - Giant Feather - Gnomish Bread - Gold - Greens - Green Drop - Green Liquid - Grimoire - Gysahl Greens - Healing Mail - Healing Water - Holy Stone - Knight's Code - Krakka Greens - Lamia Scale - Lapis Lazuli - Large Feather - Lightning Gem - Limit Breaker - Magazine - Magicite - Magic Key - Magic Lamp - Magic Sphere - Magic Stone - Mako Stones - Malboro Vine - Meteorite - Mimett Greens - Mog's Amulet - Moonstone - Mythril Ore - Occult Fan - Omega Badge - Opal - Ore - Pahsana Greens - Pearl - Pepio Nut - Peridot - Pink Tail - Prime Tanned Hide - Purple Drop - Red Drop - Rename Card - Rocket Engine - Ruby - Sapphire - Scarletite - Screamroot - Seer Stone - Shear Feather - Silver Liquid - Silver Mail - Small Feather - Steel - Strange Liquid - Succulent Fruit - Sylkis Greens - Tanned Hide - Tantal Greens - Teleport Stone - Tiger Eye - Tonberry's Knife - Topaz - Trophy item - Turtle Shell - Water Crystal - Water Stone - Wayfarer's Map - Weapons Monthly - White Drop - Wind Crystal - Wind Stone - Yellow Liquid
Offensive Antarctic Wind - Ammo - Arctic Wind - Arrow - Bird Wing - Blue Fang - Bomb - Bomb Core - Bomb Crank - Bomb Fragment - Coeurl Whisker - Dark Energy - Dark Matter - Dragon Fang - Dragon Scale - Dream Powder - Earth Mallet - Fish Scale - Fuma Shuriken - Gaia Drum - Gold Hourglass - Grenade - Heavenly Wrath - Inferno Fang - Lightning Gem - Lilith's Kiss - Malboro Vine - Pinwheel - Poison Fang - Red Fang - Scroll - Silent Bell - Silver Hourglass - Sleeping Powder - Smoke Bomb - Spider's Silk - Stardust - Supreme Gem - Tranquilizer - Unshelled Bullet - Vampire Fang - War Gong - White Fang - Zeus's Wrath
Throwing items Shuriken - Fuma Shuriken - Pinwheel
Recovery Alarm Clock - Antidote - Cottage - Cross - Dry Ether - Echo Herbs - Elixir - Ether - Eye Drops - Gold Needle - Handkerchief - Hi-Elixir - Hi-Ether - Hi-Potion - Holy Water - Maiden's Kiss - Mallet - Megalixir - Mega-Ether - Mega Phoenix - Mega-Potion - Phoenix Down - Phoenix Pinion - Potion - Remedy - Sleeping Bag - Smelling Salts - Tent - Turbo Ether - Unicorn Horn - Vaccine - X-Ether - X-Potion
Stat-Upgrading Golden Apple- HP Up - Soma Drop - Power Plus - Vit Up - Mind Plus - Spr Up - Speed Plus - Luck Plus
Supportive Bacchus's Wine - Baltoro's Seed - Chocobo Feather - Crusader Tonic - Giant's Drink - Healing Spring - Hero Drink - Holy Torch - Iron Draft - Light Curtain - Lunar Curtain - Mana Tablet - Power Drink - Siren - Smoke Bomb - Speed Drink - Stamina Tablet - Tetra Elemental - Three Stars - Twin Stars - War Gong - Wizard's Drink
Lists of items
Final Fantasy - Final Fantasy II - Final Fantasy III - Final Fantasy IV - Interlude - The After Years - Final Fantasy V - Final Fantasy VI - Final Fantasy VII/International Items - Dirge of Cerberus - Before Crisis - Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII Remake - Final Fantasy VIII - Final Fantasy IX/Jewels - Final Fantasy X - Final Fantasy X-2 - Last Mission - Final Fantasy XI - Final Fantasy XII Items/Loot - Revenant Wings Materials - Final Fantasy XIII Items/Components- Final Fantasy XIII-2 - Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII - Final Fantasy XV - Tactics - Tactics Advance Items/Mission Items - Tactics A2 Items/Loot - Vagrant Story - Type-0 - Crystal Chronicles Items/Artifacts/Materials - Ring of Fates Items/Materials - Echoes of Time Items/Materials - Mystic Quest - Adventure - Legend - Legend II - Legend III - 4 Heroes of Light - Dimensions - Dimensions II - Theatrhythm - Curtain Call - All-Star Carnival - Pictlogica - Airborne Brigade - Explorers Items/Materials - Brave Exvius Items/Materials - War of the Visions - World of Final Fantasy
Enemy abilities
Recurring enemy abilities
Physical Axe - Beak - Bear Hug - Bite - Body Slam - Cannibalize - Cat Scratch - Charge - Choco Beak - Circle of Judgement - Claw - Cleave - Counter Horn - Crash Down - Critical - Cross Cleave - Crush - Crushing Fangs - Demon's Claw - Devil Claw - Dive - Double Machine Gun - Drill - Eviscerator - Fang - Fiendish Rage - Fin - Full Power - Full Swing - Gatling Gun - - Grand Sword - Grenade - Guilt - Havoc Wing - Haymaker - Headbutt - Heave - Horn - Hydro Shot - Incisor - Jarring Blow - Knife - Lamb Chop - Lance of Atrophy - Leaping Swing - Lunge - Machine Gun - Megaton Punch - Metal Kick - Omega Drive - Pincer - Pressure - Punch - Rage - Raijin Special - Raining Swords - Rake - Ram - Razzia - Reaper - Rocket Punch - Rush - S-27 Tokamak - S-85 Cyclotrone - Savage Swordhand - Sentence - Shotgun - Sickle - Slap - Slash - Sling - Solar Plexus - Sonic Fangs - Spin - Spin Attack - Swipe - Sword Dance - Tail - Triple Attack - Tusk - Tyrfing - Uppercut - Wheel - Whirl Slash - Wild Charge - Wing
Elemental Absolute Zero - Acid Mist - Acid Rain - Acid Shower - Almagest - Aqua Breath - Atomic Ray - Avalanche - Banishga III - Blaze - Breath - Cold Breath - Cyclone - Darkja - Dark Breath - Dark Mist - Dark Star - Diamond Dust - Discharge - Dragon Breath - Drain Touch - Earth Power - Earthquake - Earthshaker - El Niño - Electrocute - Electro-Mag Rod - Firaja - Fireball - Firestorm - Flame - Flamethrower - Flash Rain - Frost - Frost Breath - Gigavolt - Great Whirlwind - Ground Shaker - Hellfire - Hellstorm Bolt - Holyja - Hurricane - Ice Break - Inferno - Jet Fire - Judgment - Landslide - Leafstorm - Level ? Shadowflare - Lightning - Magma Breath - Magnitude 8 - Mega Holy - Megavolt - Meltdown - Multi Fira - Plasma - Punishing Ray - Quakeja - Quicksand - Redemption - Rock Buster - Saintly Beam - Sandstorm - Scorch - Screwdriver - Shadow Flare - Snowstorm - Southern Cross - Spark - Stoneja - Storm Breath - Tempest - Thundaja - Thunderbolt - Tidal Wave - Tremor - Trine - Tsunami - Twister - Unholy Darkness - Waterga - Waterja - Water Gun - Whirlpool - Whirlwind - White Hole - Wind Blast - Wind Slash
Defensive 100 Gs - Angel Whisper - Barrier Shift - Choco Cure - Dispelja - Drain Touch - Exoproofing - Hi-Potion - Mighty Guard - Nutrient Absorption - Pollen - Potion - Treatment - Vengeance - White Wind
Status Acid - Acid Mist - Anti-Magick - Bad Breath - Banish - Bewitching Gaze - Bite - Blaster - Bone - Breath - Buzz - Cloudy Heaven - Cloying Breath - Curse - Cursed Elegy - Cursed Gaze - Dancehall Daze - Dark Mist - Dark Star - Death Claw - Digestive Acid - Disablega - Disaster - Dread Gaze - Embrace - Entice - Entangle - Evil Eye - Flash - Freezing Dust - Frog Song - Frost - Gaze - Grand Cross - Hypnotize - Ink - Lance of Atrophy - Level 2 Old - Lilliputian Lyric - Lullaby - Mega Death - Miasma - Mind Blast - Moon Flute - Mucus - Mustard Bomb - Needle - Neo Turk Light - Night - Nightmare - Northern Cross - Ochu Dance - Octopus Ink - Petrify - Phantasmal Gaze - Photon Wings - Poison Breath - Poison Claw - Poison Cloud - Poison Gas - Poison Mist - Poison Touch - Poisonous Frog - Pollen - Putrid Breath - Rainbow Wind - Ray - Sandgun - Sandstorm - Screech - Silent Voice - Slap - Sleeping Gas - Spore - Sporefall - Stare - Sticky Goo - Stoneja - Stone Breath - Stone Gaze - Stone Throw - Stone Touch - Stopga - Thread - Time Slip - Tongue - Triumphant Grasp - Unction - Vampire - Venom - Venom Breath - Warcry - Spider Web - White Hole - Yawn - Zombie Breath
Stat Absorb Stat - Dragon Force - Fearga - Guard-Off - LV3 Def-Less - Pollen - Sai - War Dance - Warsong
Non-elemental 0-form Particle Beam - 100 Needles - 1000 Needles - 2000 Needles - 10000 Needles - Annul - Aqua Breath - Beam - Beam Cannon - Big Bang - Big Bomber - Bite - Black Fang - Black Hole - Blaster - Bone - Breath Wing - Cave-In - Chef's Knife - Choco Meteor - Comet - Crush - Crystal Rain - Cyclone - Dark Flare - Death Claw - Delta Attack - Destrudo - Diamond Flash - Diffractive Laser - Dischord - Divine Punishment - El Niño - Exaflare - Flare Star - Flareja - Forsaken - Gatling Gun - Gigaflare - Giga-Graviton - Goblin Punch - Great Attractor - Hailstone - Hyperdrive - Judgment - Karma - Laser - Leaf Swirl - Level 3 Flare - Level 4 Graviga - Level 5 Death - Life Shaver - Lifebreak - Light Pillar - Maelstrom - Magic Hammer - Magitek Laser - Matra Magic - Mega-Graviton - Megaflare - Megiddo Flame - Metal Cutter - Meteorite - Missile - Nanoflare - Needle - Neo Turk Light - Neutron Ring - Object 199 - Passado - Press - Resonance - Reverse Polarity - Roulette - S-Mine - Sacrifice - Sandstorm - Seed Cannon - Self-Destruct - Shadow Flare - Shamshir - Shockwave - Shockwave Pulsar - Slap - Smoke Shot - Snort - Snowball - Sonic Boom - Sonic Fan - Sonic Wave - Soul Crush - Sparkler - Starfall - Stone - Storm Breath - Supersonic Wave - Supernova - Tail Laser - Tentacle - Tentacle - Teraflare - Traveler - Tri-Breath - Triumphant Grasp - Tsunami - Turk Light - Ultima - Ultima Beam - Wakizashi - Wave Cannon - White Hole - Wormhole - Zanmato - Zantetsuken
HP to one abilities Heartless Angel - Hell's Judgment
Other Countdown - Inhale - Return to Darkness - Saber - Swallow - Targeting - Wave
Lists of enemy abilities
Final Fantasy - Final Fantasy II - Final Fantasy III - Final Fantasy IV - -Interlude- - The After Years - Final Fantasy V - Final Fantasy VI - Final Fantasy VII - Dirge of Cerberus - Before Crisis - Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII Remake - Final Fantasy VII Rebirth - Final Fantasy VIII - Final Fantasy IX - Final Fantasy X - Final Fantasy X-2 - Last Mission - Final Fantasy XI - Final Fantasy XII - Revenant Wings - Final Fantasy XIII - Final Fantasy XIII-2 - Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII - Final Fantasy XIV - Final Fantasy XVI - Tactics - Tactics Advance - Tactics A2 - Vagrant Story - Type-0 - Crystal Chronicles - My Life as a King - Mystic Quest - Adventure - Legend - Legend II - Legend III - The 4 Heroes of Light - Bravely Default - Dimensions - Opera Omnia - Pictlogica - All the Bravest - Record Keeper - Explorers - Brave Exvius - World of Final Fantasy - Chocobo's Mysterious Dungeon - Chocobo's Dungeon 2 - Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo's Dungeon
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