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Redshoes

Red Shoes seen in Final Fantasy V.

Shoes that have been dyed a deep crimson.

Red Shoes (赤い靴, Akai Kutsu?), also known as Red Slippers or Red Boots, is a recurring accessory in the series. It often grants bonuses towards speed.

Appearances[]

Final Fantasy V[]

Shoes that inspire the performance of Sword Dance.

Description

Red Slippers is an accessory that provides +11 Defense, +2 Magic Defense, +3 Magic Evasion, doubles chances of using Sword Dance through Dance, and grants immunity to Confuse. It can be found in the Interdimensional Rift or stolen from Cherie.

Final Fantasy XIV[]

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Final Fantasy Tactics[]

Red Shoes can be bought for 10,000 gil and provides +1 Magic and Move.

Final Fantasy Tactics Advance[]

Red shoes dyed with medicinal herbs.

Description

Red Boots provide +3 Defense, +5 Magic Resistance, and +2 Evade, and can be obtained as a random reward for completing a mission or as a reward for a "Town-Town" Treasure Hunt.

Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift[]

Red Shoes provide +3 Defense and +5 Resistance and Evasion, and can be bought for 3600 gil in the shop after creating it in the Bazaar after using a Wind Sigil, Cursed Coin, and Large Feather.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles[]

Red Slippers are a Magic-raising artifact that increases Magic by 3.

Final Fantasy Dimensions[]

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Final Fantasy Record Keeper[]

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Final Fantasy Explorers[]

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Etymology[]

The accessory is likely based on the fairy tale The Red Shoes, by Hans Christian Andersen. In the tale, a greedy girl tricks her surrogate mother into buying her expensive shoes, but the shoes are cursed due to the child's deception and vanity and she is condemned to dance for all eternity as punishment. The child is forced to chop off her own feet and give penance to God in order to remove the curse.

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