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[[File:FFV iOS Revive.png|250px|right|thumb|Revive in ''[[Final Fantasy V]]''.]]
  
[[File:FFV iOS Revive.png|250px|right|thumb|Revive in ''[[Final Fantasy V]]''.]]
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'''Revive''' {{j|蘇生|Sosei}} is an ability that revives a [[Knocked Out|KO'd]] ally, similar in effect to the [[Raise]] spell. The latter spell is usually available to a [[White Mage]] variant, while Revive is normally available to a more offensive-based character or [[job system|job]], such as a [[Monk (job)|Monk]].
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'''Revive''' {{J|蘇生 or そせい|Sosei|Resuscitation or Resurrection}}, also known as '''Rvive''', is an ability that revives a [[Knocked Out|KO'd]] ally, similar in effect to the [[Raise (Life 1)|Raise]] spell. The latter spell is usually available to a [[White Mage]] variant, while Revive is normally available to a more offensive-based character or [[job system|job]], such as a [[Monk (job)|Monk]].
   
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Found in the [[PlayStation Portable|PSP]] version, the Revive Tome can be obtained by giving the Light of Hope to [[Deumion]]. It counts as a White Magic spell and restores all party members' and enemies' to full [[HP (stat)|HP]]/[[MP (stat)|MP]].
  
   
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy V]]'' ===
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The [[Chemist (Final Fantasy V)|Chemist]] learns Revive as their final ability, for 405 ABP. Unlike later versions, it affects the whole party and acts as a Raise spell instead of fully reviving characters, reviving characters with 6.25% of their Max HP.
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The [[Chemist (Final Fantasy V)|Chemist]] learns Revive as their final ability, for 405 ABP. It revives the entire party with 1/16th of their max HP.
   
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Revive is a command ability that revives a party member from KO to full HP. It can be used even when the player character is [[Silence (status)|silenced]]. Revive can be learned from the [[Guardian Force]] [[Alexander (summon)|Alexander]] for 200 AP. Other GFs can also learn it using the [[Final Fantasy VIII items#Phoenix Spirit|Phoenix Spirit]] item. It [[Instant Death|instantly kills]] [[undead]] opponents.
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Revive is a [[command abilities (Final Fantasy VIII)|command ability]] that revives a party member from KO to full HP. It can be used even when the player character is [[Silence (status)|silenced]]. Revive can be learned from the [[Guardian Force]] [[Alexander (summon)|Alexander]] for 200 AP. Other GFs can also learn it using the [[List of Final Fantasy VIII items#Phoenix Spirit|Phoenix Spirit]] item. It [[Instant Death|instantly kills]] [[undead]] opponents.
  
   
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Revive is a [[Flair (Final Fantasy IX)|Flair]] ability usable by [[Amarant Coral|Amarant]]. It can be learned for 35 AP through the [[List of Final Fantasy IX weapons#Tiger Fangs|Tiger Fangs]], [[List of Final Fantasy IX weapons#Rune Claws|Rune Claws]], or [[Add-on#Rebirth Ring|Rebirth Ring]]. It costs 20 MP to use.
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Revive is a [[Flair (Final Fantasy IX)|Flair]] ability usable by [[Amarant Coral|Amarant]]. It can be learned for 35 AP through the [[Final Fantasy IX weapons#Tiger Fangs|Tiger Fangs]], [[Final Fantasy IX weapons#Rune Claws|Rune Claws]], or [[Add-on (Final Fantasy IX)#Rebirth Ring|Rebirth Ring]]. It costs 20 MP to use.
   
 
It revives a KO'd party member equal to the following formula:
  
It revives a KO'd party member equal to the following formula:
 
:<math>[((Target's Spirit + 20) * Target's Max HP)/100]</math>
  
:<math>[((Target's Spirit + 20) * Target's Max HP)/100]</math>
   
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Revive is a [[Technicks|Technick]], but the user gets [[Knocked Out|KO'd]] when they use it, much like the [[Sacrifice (ability)|Sacrifice]] ability. Even if the target still has HP left and the Technick misses, the user will still get KO'd.
  
Revive is a [[Technicks|Technick]], but the user gets [[Knocked Out|KO'd]] when they use it, much like the [[Sacrifice (ability)|Sacrifice]] ability. Even if the target still has HP left and the Technick misses, the user will still get KO'd.
   
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In the ''International Zodiac Job System'' version, Revive can be used by five classes—[[Uhlan (Final Fantasy XII)|Uhlan]], [[Knight (Final Fantasy XII)|Knight]], [[Monk (Final Fantasy XII)|Monk]], [[Archer (Final Fantasy XII)|Archer]], and [[Shikari]]. Knight must first acquire the [[License Board|license]] for either a [[Quickening (ability)|Quickening]] or one of two [[Esper (Final Fantasy XII)|Espers]], [[Chaos (Ivalice)|Chaos]] or [[Zodiark]]. The Technick can be found in one of the [[Treasure (Final Fantasy XII)|chests]] in the Spine of the Icewyrm in [[Paramina Rift]].
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In the ''Zodiac'' versions, Revive can be used by five classes—[[Uhlan (Final Fantasy XII)|Uhlan]], [[Knight (Final Fantasy XII)|Knight]], [[Monk (Final Fantasy XII)|Monk]], [[Archer (Final Fantasy XII)|Archer]], and [[Shikari]]. Knight must first acquire the [[License Board|license]] for either a [[Quickening (ability)|Quickening]] or one of two [[Esper (Final Fantasy XII)|Espers]], [[Chaos (Final Fantasy XII)|Chaos]] or [[Zodiark (Final Fantasy XII)|Zodiark]]. The Technick can be found in one of the [[Treasure (Final Fantasy XII)|chests]] in the Spine of the Icewyrm in [[Paramina Rift]].
   
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[[Llyud]] learns Revive at [[level]] 7. It brings a KO'd ally back to life, in exchange for a small portion of Llyud's [[HP (stat)|HP]]. Since [[Penelo]] does not learn Raise until level 25, Revive will be the party's only source of bringing back KO'd party members for the majority of the early game.
  
[[Llyud]] learns Revive at [[level]] 7. It brings a KO'd ally back to life, in exchange for a small portion of Llyud's [[HP (stat)|HP]]. Since [[Penelo]] does not learn Raise until level 25, Revive will be the party's only source of bringing back KO'd party members for the majority of the early game.
   
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Revive is a [[Monk (Tactics)|Monk]] ability that requires 500 JP to learn. A drawback is that the unit must be near the same height.
  
Revive is a [[Monk (Tactics)|Monk]] ability that requires 500 JP to learn. A drawback is that the unit must be near the same height.
   
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Revive is a [[White Monk (Tactics Advance)|White Monk]] ability, learned for 300 AP from the Survivor. It revives a KO'd unit with 25% of their Max HP.
  
Revive is a [[White Monk (Tactics Advance)|White Monk]] ability, learned for 300 AP from the Survivor. It revives a KO'd unit with 25% of their Max HP.
   
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Revive is a [[White Monk (Tactics A2)|White Monk]] ability, learned for 300 AP from the Survivor.
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Revive returns as a [[White Monk (Tactics A2)|White Monk]] ability, learned for 300 AP again from the Survivor.
  
   
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Revive is an ability that has 3 [[Use (stat)|uses]] and recovers HP in battle. This ability is used by [[List of The Final Fantasy Legend enemies#Anubis|Anubis]], [[List of The Final Fantasy Legend enemies#FensWolf|FensWolf]], [[List of The Final Fantasy Legend enemies#Jorgandr|Jorgandr]], [[List of The Final Fantasy Legend enemies#Susano-O|Susano-O]], [[List of The Final Fantasy Legend enemies#Phoenix|Phoenix]], and [[List of The Final Fantasy Legend enemies#Creator|Creator]].
  
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Revision as of 05:40, 26 May 2019

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FFV iOS Revive

Revive in Final Fantasy V.

Calls back dead units with a loud cry.

Final Fantasy Tactics description

Revive (蘇生 or そせい, Sosei?, lit. Resuscitation or Resurrection), also known as Rvive, is an ability that revives a KO'd ally, similar in effect to the Raise spell. The latter spell is usually available to a White Mage variant, while Revive is normally available to a more offensive-based character or job, such as a Monk.

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Appearances

Final Fantasy V

FFV Revive Icon iOS

Restore a KO'd ally to fighting form.

Description

The Chemist learns Revive as their final ability, for 405 ABP. It revives the entire party with 1/16th of their max HP.

Final Fantasy VIII

Remove KO.

Description

Revive is a command ability that revives a party member from KO to full HP. It can be used even when the player character is silenced. Revive can be learned from the Guardian Force Alexander for 200 AP. Other GFs can also learn it using the Phoenix Spirit item. It instantly kills undead opponents.

Final Fantasy IX

Recover from KO.

Description

Revive is a Flair ability usable by Amarant. It can be learned for 35 AP through the Tiger Fangs, Rune Claws, or Rebirth Ring. It costs 20 MP to use.

It revives a KO'd party member equal to the following formula:

Final Fantasy XII

Revive is a Technick, but the user gets KO'd when they use it, much like the Sacrifice ability. Even if the target still has HP left and the Technick misses, the user will still get KO'd.

In the Zodiac versions, Revive can be used by five classes—Uhlan, Knight, Monk, Archer, and Shikari. Knight must first acquire the license for either a Quickening or one of two Espers, Chaos or Zodiark. The Technick can be found in one of the chests in the Spine of the Icewyrm in Paramina Rift.

Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings

Llyud learns Revive at level 7. It brings a KO'd ally back to life, in exchange for a small portion of Llyud's HP. Since Penelo does not learn Raise until level 25, Revive will be the party's only source of bringing back KO'd party members for the majority of the early game.

Final Fantasy Tactics

Revive is a Monk ability that requires 500 JP to learn. A drawback is that the unit must be near the same height.

The amount of HP restored is equal to 20% of the unit's Max HP, and the success rate of the ability is equal to the following:

Final Fantasy Tactics Advance

Sends energy through body to revive KO'd unit.

Description

Revive is a White Monk ability, learned for 300 AP from the Survivor. It revives a KO'd unit with 25% of their Max HP.

Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift

Revive is a White Monk ability, learned for 300 AP from the Survivor.

Final Fantasy Record Keeper

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Revive one ally from being KO'd

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