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Ramuh is an optional boss in Final Fantasy V whom the player can fight to obtain his summon. Ramuh can be found as a random enemy in the forest near Istory, or in the castle section of the final dungeon, if not yet obtained. Ramuh can also be fought as transformation of Metamorph, this time without elemental modifiers or status immunities.

At the end of the battle, Ramuh will talk to Ifrit who asks Ramuh to join the party. Ramuh replies that he and Ifrit have never been enemies, and ends the battle. The player obtains the spell in the inventory as an item, and needs to use it for it to be listed in the Summon section.

Stats[]

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Metamorph

Battle[]

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Judgment Bolt (2013).

As a lightning-elemental enemy, Ramuh uses Electric Shock, which damages a target, and Lightning, which is more damaging and attacks all targets. He also uses Thundara, a Black Magic spell. Other magic spells include Osmose, which drains a target's MP, the status Mini in response to the player inflicting him with it, and the Blue Magic spell Flash that blinds all party members.

When Ramuh hits 0 HP, he will recognize Ifrit. They will engage in a conversation, and Ramuh will join.

Strategy[]

The player can use the Blue Magic spell Death Claw, then strike to finish Ramuh off. It is also possible to use a Beastmaster to catch a Corbett from the ocean around Istory and release it to cast Tail Screw, which has a similar effect.

Other appearances[]

Final Fantasy Record Keeper[]

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Behind the scenes[]

The enemy ability known as Resploder in the PlayStation version and Chain Detonation in the Game Boy Advance version, is named ゆうばく in Japanese. It may have been intended to be a special attack (as it appears in the attack lists for Ramuh, Catoblepas, Sekhmet, Sandworm, Exdeath's normal and tree forms, Archeoaevis, Gilgamesh, and Wendigo), but it is just a normal physical attack. Crystal Dragon has it as a Catch/Release ability, but when used as a Release, it acts the same as a normal Attack. The ability was removed (at least from Crystal Dragon) in the now defunct iOS version.

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