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[[File:FF7 Ribbon.png|200px|right|The Ribbon in ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]''.]]
 
[[File:FF7 Ribbon.png|200px|right|The Ribbon in ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]''.]]
{{Q|Sticks and stones may break your bones, but this will protect you from almost everything else.|''[[Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift]]'' description}}
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{{Quote|Sticks and stones may break your bones, but this will protect you from almost everything else.|''[[Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift]]'' description}}
The '''Ribbon''' {{J|リボン|Ribon}} is a recurring [[accessory]] and [[Armor (equipment)|armor piece]] in the [[Final Fantasy series|''Final Fantasy'' series]], although sometimes it appears as an attribute to equipment, and has appeared as a [[support ability]]. Regularly, the Ribbon prevents the user from being afflicted by [[status effect]]s. It will not, however, always protect from [[boss]] attacks in certain cases. Some games also have an upgraded version, called the [[Super Ribbon]].
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The '''Ribbon''' {{J|リボン|Ribon}} is a recurring [[accessory]] and [[Armor (equipment)|armor piece]] in the [[Final Fantasy series|''Final Fantasy'' series]], although sometimes it appears as an attribute to equipment, and has also appeared as a [[support ability]]. Regularly, the Ribbon prevents the user from being afflicted by [[status effect|status ailment]]s. It will not, however, always protect from [[boss]] attacks in certain cases. Some games also have an upgraded version, called the [[Super Ribbon]].
   
 
== Appearances ==
 
== Appearances ==
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' ===
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' ===
{{Q|Ribbon that wards off special attacks.|Description}}
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{{Quote|Ribbon that wards off special attacks.|Description}}
The [[Final Fantasy armor#Ribbon|Ribbon]] is an accessory taking the place of helmets and provides 1 Defense, -1 Evasion, 1 Weight, and resists all [[Element (term)|elemental]] damage and most [[Instant Death]] attacks. It can be found in [[Waterfall Cavern]], [[Sunken Shrine]], [[Flying Fortress]] and [[Hellfire Chasm]] (Last Floor).
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The [[Ribbon (Final Fantasy)|Ribbon]] is a headgear that provides 1 Defense, -1 Evasion, 1 Weight, and resists all [[Element (term)|elemental]] damage and most [[Instant Death]] attacks. It can be found in [[Waterfall Cavern]], [[Sunken Shrine]], [[Flying Fortress]] and [[Hellfire Chasm]] (Last Floor).
   
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy II]]'' ===
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy II]]'' ===
{{Q|A ribbon affording protection against all manner of special attacks.|Description}}
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{{Quote|A ribbon affording protection against all manner of special attacks.|Description}}
The [[Final Fantasy II armor#Ribbon|Ribbon]] is a helmet that provides a boost of 10 for the Defense stat. It can be [[Item drop|dropped]] by [[Lamia Queen (Final Fantasy II)|Lamia Queen]] and [[Death Rider (Final Fantasy II)|Death Rider]], and found in a [[Treasure chest (object)|treasure chest]] in [[Pandaemonium (Final Fantasy II)|Pandaemonium]], guarded by [[Astaroth (Final Fantasy II)|Astaroth]].
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The [[Ribbon (Final Fantasy II)|Ribbon]] is a helmet that provides a boost of 10 for the Defense stat. It can be [[Item drop|dropped]] by [[Lamia Queen (Final Fantasy II)|Lamia Queen]] and [[Death Rider (Final Fantasy II)|Death Rider]], and found in a [[Treasure chest (object)|treasure chest]] in [[Pandaemonium (Final Fantasy II)|Pandaemonium]], guarded by [[Astaroth (Final Fantasy II)|Astaroth]].
   
 
In the ''[[Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls|Dawn of Souls]]'' version and later, the player can also obtain several Ribbons in the [[Soul of Rebirth]] bonus mode, by defeating the [[Lamia Matriarch (Final Fantasy II)|Lamia Matriarch]] or [[Orukat (Final Fantasy II)|Orukat]] in the [[Final dungeon (term)|final dungeon]], the [[Arubboth|Unknown Palace]].
 
In the ''[[Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls|Dawn of Souls]]'' version and later, the player can also obtain several Ribbons in the [[Soul of Rebirth]] bonus mode, by defeating the [[Lamia Matriarch (Final Fantasy II)|Lamia Matriarch]] or [[Orukat (Final Fantasy II)|Orukat]] in the [[Final dungeon (term)|final dungeon]], the [[Arubboth|Unknown Palace]].
   
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy III]]'' ===
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy III]]'' ===
The [[Final Fantasy III armor#Ribbon|Ribbon]] is a helmet any [[Final Fantasy III jobs|job class]] can equip, and while it only offers mediocre Defense, it prevents many status ailments. There are a total of five Ribbons. One can be found in the forbidden land of [[Eureka (location)|Eureka]], guarded by a [[Ninja (Final Fantasy III boss)|Ninja]], while the rest are found in [[World of Darkness (Final Fantasy III)|World of Darkness]] (each guarded by a [[Xande's Clone (Final Fantasy III)|Xande's Clone]]).
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The [[Ribbon (Final Fantasy III)|Ribbon]] is a helmet any [[Final Fantasy III jobs|job class]] can equip, and while it only offers mediocre Defense, it prevents many status ailments. There are a total of five Ribbons. One can be found in the forbidden land of [[Eureka (Final Fantasy III)|Eureka]], guarded by a [[Ninja (Final Fantasy III boss)|Ninja]], while the rest are found in [[World of Darkness (Final Fantasy III)|World of Darkness]] (each guarded by a [[Xande's Clone (Final Fantasy III)|Xande's Clone]]).
   
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy IV]]'' ===
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy IV]]'' ===
{{Q|Ribbon that prevents various status ailments.|Description}}
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{{Quote|Ribbon that prevents various status ailments.|Description}}
[[Final Fantasy IV armor#Ribbon|Ribbons]] are headgear that can be equipped by anyone. It can be found in the [[Lunar Subterrane]] guarded by Lunasaur ([[Lunasaur (Final Fantasy IV 2D)|2D]] and [[Lunasaur (Final Fantasy IV 3D)|3D]]) and [[Lunar Ruins]], and dropped by Bog Witch ([[Bog Witch (Final Fantasy IV 2D)|2D]] and [[Bog Witch (Final Fantasy IV 3D)|3D]]) and Dark Sage ([[Dark Sage (Final Fantasy IV)|2D]] and [[Dark Sage (Final Fantasy IV 3D)|3D]]), as well as [[Malboro Menace (Final Fantasy IV)|Malboro Menace]] exclusive to the ''[[Finest Fantasy for Advance|Advance]]'' and ''[[Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection|Complete Collection]]'' versions.
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[[Ribbon (Final Fantasy IV)|Ribbons]] are universal headgear found in the [[Lunar Subterrane]] guarded by Lunasaur ([[Lunasaur (Final Fantasy IV 2D)|2D]] and [[Lunasaur (Final Fantasy IV 3D)|3D]]) and [[Lunar Ruins]], and dropped by Bog Witch ([[Bog Witch (Final Fantasy IV 2D)|2D]] and [[Bog Witch (Final Fantasy IV 3D)|3D]]) and Dark Sage ([[Dark Sage (Final Fantasy IV)|2D]] and [[Dark Sage (Final Fantasy IV 3D)|3D]]), as well as [[Malboro Menace (Final Fantasy IV)|Malboro Menace]] exclusive to the ''[[Finest Fantasy for Advance|Advance]]'' and ''[[Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection|Complete Collection]]'' versions.
   
 
Ribbon protects against [[Poison (status)|Poison]], [[Blind (status)|Blind]], [[Silence (status)|Silence]], [[Pig (status)|Pig]], [[Mini (status)|Mini]], [[Toad (status)|Toad]], [[Petrify (status)|Petrify]], [[Instant Death]], [[Gradual Petrify (status)|Gradual Petrify]], and [[Curse (status)|Curse]]. The WSC/GBA/PSP version, additional resistance includes [[Confuse (status)|Confuse]], [[Sleep (status)|Sleep]], and [[Berserk (status)|Berserk]]. It provides 9 Defense, 12 Magic Defense, 12 Evasion (2 all other versions) and 12 Magic Evasion.
 
Ribbon protects against [[Poison (status)|Poison]], [[Blind (status)|Blind]], [[Silence (status)|Silence]], [[Pig (status)|Pig]], [[Mini (status)|Mini]], [[Toad (status)|Toad]], [[Petrify (status)|Petrify]], [[Instant Death]], [[Gradual Petrify (status)|Gradual Petrify]], and [[Curse (status)|Curse]]. The WSC/GBA/PSP version, additional resistance includes [[Confuse (status)|Confuse]], [[Sleep (status)|Sleep]], and [[Berserk (status)|Berserk]]. It provides 9 Defense, 12 Magic Defense, 12 Evasion (2 all other versions) and 12 Magic Evasion.
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==== ''[[Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-]]'' ====
 
==== ''[[Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-]]'' ====
[[Final Fantasy IV -Interlude- armor#Ribbon|Ribbon]] can be equipped by every character and found in the Lower Section of the [[Tower of Babil]]. It has a Defense of 9, Magic Defense of 12, Evasion of 2, and Magic Evasion of 12. It grants protection to most statuses with exception of [[Doom (status)|Doom]], [[Sap (status)|Sap]], [[Berserk (status)|Berserk]], [[Slow (status)|Slow]], [[Paralysis|Paralyze]], and [[HP Critical]].
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[[Ribbon (Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-)|Ribbon]] can be equipped by every character. It is found in the Lower Section of the [[Tower of Babil]]. It has a Defense of 9, Magic Defense of 12, Evasion of 2, and Magic Evasion of 12. It grants protection to most statuses with exception of [[Doom (status)|Doom]], [[Sap (status)|Sap]], [[Berserk (status)|Berserk]], [[Slow (status)|Slow]], [[Paralysis|Paralyze]], and [[HP Critical]].
   
 
==== ''[[Final Fantasy IV: The After Years]]'' ====
 
==== ''[[Final Fantasy IV: The After Years]]'' ====
The [[Final Fantasy IV: The After Years armor#Ribbon|Ribbon]] provides 9 Defense, 12 Magic Defense, 12 Evasion, 12 Magic Evasion, is strong against Mage attacks, and resists all statuses. It can be found during the Gathering Tale, and the [[True Moon]].
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The [[Ribbon (The After Years)|Ribbon]] provides 9 Defense, 12 Magic Defense, 12 Evasion, 12 Magic Evasion, is strong against Mage attacks, and resists all statuses. It can be found during the Gathering Tale, and the [[True Moon]].
   
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy V]]'' ===
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy V]]'' ===
{{Q|Ribbon that prevents most status ailments.|Description}}
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{{Quote|Ribbon that prevents most status ailments.|Description}}
[[Final Fantasy V armor#Ribbon|Ribbon]] is a headgear for [[Dancer (Final Fantasy V)|Dancers]] and [[Freelancer (Final Fantasy V)|Freelancers]]. Other [[Final Fantasy V jobs|jobs]] can wear it with the [[equipment abilities|Equip Ribbon]] ability. It protects against [[Instant Death]], [[Petrify (status)|Petrify]], [[Toad (status)|Toad]], [[Poison (status)|Poison]], [[Blind (status)|Darkness]], [[Old (status)|Old]], [[Berserk (status)|Berserk]], and [[Silence (status)|Silence]]. It grants +12 Defense, +2 Magic Defense and Weight, and +5 Strength, Speed, Magic, and Stamina.
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[[Ribbon (Final Fantasy V)|Ribbon]] is a headgear for [[Dancer (Final Fantasy V)|Dancers]] and [[Freelancer (Final Fantasy V)|Freelancers]]. Other [[Final Fantasy V jobs|jobs]] can wear it with the [[equipment abilities|Equip Ribbon]] ability. It protects against [[Instant Death]], [[Petrify (status)|Petrify]], [[Toad (status)|Toad]], [[Poison (status)|Poison]], [[Blind (status)|Darkness]], [[Old (status)|Old]], [[Berserk (status)|Berserk]], and [[Silence (status)|Silence]]. It grants +12 Defense, +2 Magic Defense and Weight, and +5 Strength, Speed, Magic, and Stamina.
   
It can be found at [[Karnak Castle]] (Monster-in-a-box: [[Sorcerer (Final Fantasy V)|Sorcerer]] x2 / [[Gigas (Final Fantasy V)|Gigas]]), the [[Interdimensional Rift]] (forest section), [[Regole]], [[Pyramid of Moore]], and the [[Sealed Temple (Final Fantasy V)|Sealed Temple]], in [[Shinryu (Final Fantasy V)|Shinryu's Lair]], in the ''Advance'', mobile and [[Steam]] remakes, and [[Steal#Final Fantasy V|stolen]] from [[Lemure]] (rare).
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It can be found at [[Karnak Castle]] (monster-in-a-box: [[Sorcerer (Final Fantasy V)|Sorcerer]] x2 / [[Gigas (Final Fantasy V)|Gigas]]), the [[Interdimensional Rift]] (forest section), [[Regole]], [[Pyramid of Moore]], and the [[Sealed Temple (Final Fantasy V)|Sealed Temple]], in [[Shinryu (Final Fantasy V)|Shinryu's Lair]], in the ''Advance'', mobile and [[Steam]] remakes, and [[Steal#Final Fantasy V|stolen]] from [[Lemure]] (rare).
   
 
In the [[Merged World]], the girl in the weapon and armor store of Regole gives a Ribbon to the party if they reach her through a [[Hidden passage|secret passage]].
 
In the [[Merged World]], the girl in the weapon and armor store of Regole gives a Ribbon to the party if they reach her through a [[Hidden passage|secret passage]].
   
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy VI]]'' ===
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy VI]]'' ===
{{Q|Silk ribbon enchanted with powerful protective magic. Prevents all status ailments.|Description}}
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{{Quote|Silk ribbon enchanted with powerful protective magic. Prevents all status ailments.|Description}}
[[Relic (Final Fantasy VI)#Ribbon|Ribbon]] is a relic that prevents [[Blind (status)|Blind]], [[Zombie (status)|Zombie]], [[Poison (status)|Poison]], [[Imp (status)|Imp]], [[Petrify (status)|Petrify]], [[Silence (status)|Silence]], [[Berserk (status)|Berserk]], [[Confuse (status)|Confuse]], [[Sap (status)|Sap]], and [[Sleep (status)|Sleep]]. It can be [[Steal#Final Fantasy VI|stolen]] from [[Ultima Weapon (Final Fantasy VI boss)|Ultima Weapon]] (rare), [[Guardian (Final Fantasy VI)|Guardian]] and [[Brachiosaur (Final Fantasy VI)|Brachiosaur]], [[Poach#Final Fantasy VI|morphed]] from [[Misty]], [[Cherry]], [[Pandora (Final Fantasy VI)|Pandora]], [[Coco (Final Fantasy VI)|Coco]], and [[Level 80 Magic]], and found at [[South Figaro]], the Moogle Cave in the [[World of Ruin (Final Fantasy VI)|World of Ruin]] in [[Narshe Mines]], [[Phoenix Cave]], and [[Kefka's Tower]]. If a character afflicted with status ailments equips a Ribbon, they will be restored to normal.
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[[Ribbon (Final Fantasy VI)|Ribbon]] is a relic that prevents [[Darkness (Final Fantasy VI)|Darkness]], [[Zombie (Final Fantasy VI)|Zombie]], [[Poison (Final Fantasy VI status effect)|Poison]], [[Imp (status)|Imp]], [[Petrify (Final Fantasy VI)|Petrify]], [[Silence (Final Fantasy VI status effect)|Silence]], [[Berserk (Final Fantasy VI status effect)|Berserk]], [[Confuse (Final Fantasy VI status effect)|Confuse]], [[Sap (Final Fantasy VI)|Sap]], and [[Sleep (Final Fantasy VI status effect)|Sleep]]. It can be [[Steal (Final Fantasy VI)|stolen]] from [[Ultima Weapon (Final Fantasy VI boss)|Ultima Weapon]] (rare), [[Guardian (Final Fantasy VI)|Guardian]] and [[Brachiosaur (Final Fantasy VI)|Brachiosaur]], [[Poach#Final Fantasy VI|morphed]] from [[Misty]], [[Cherry]], [[Pandora (Final Fantasy VI)|Pandora]], [[Coco (Final Fantasy VI)|Coco]], and [[Level 80 Magic]], and found at [[South Figaro]], the Moogle Cave in the [[World of Ruin (Final Fantasy VI)|World of Ruin]] in [[Narshe Mines (South Passage)]], [[Phoenix Cave]], and [[Kefka's Tower]]. If a character afflicted with status ailments equips a Ribbon, they are restored to normal.
   
[[Kefka Palazzo/Gameplay|Kefka]] is equipped with a Ribbon during the battles in the [[Imperial Camp (Final Fantasy VI)|Imperial Camp]], [[Cave to the Sealed Gate]], and against a [[Unnamed esper|red palette swap of Ifrit]] in [[Thamasa]].
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[[Kefka (Final Fantasy VI party member)|Kefka]] equips a Ribbon during the battles in the [[Imperial Camp (Final Fantasy VI)|Imperial Camp]], [[Cave to the Sealed Gate]], and against a [[Unnamed esper|red palette swap of Ifrit]] in [[Thamasa]].
   
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]'' ===
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]'' ===
The [[Final Fantasy VII accessories#Ribbon|Ribbon]] is an accessory that prevents all status ailments except [[Slow (status)|Slow]], [[Stop (status)|Stop]] and Instant Death. It can be found in the [[Temple of the Ancients]] and [[Gaea's Cliff]], [[Poach#Final Fantasy VII|morphed]] from [[Ho-chu]] or [[Master Tonberry (Final Fantasy VII)|Master Tonberry]], and as a prize by winning ten Special Battles at [[Battle Square]].
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The [[Ribbon (Final Fantasy VII)|Ribbon]] is an accessory that prevents all status ailments except [[Slow (Final Fantasy VII status effect)|Slow]], [[Stop (Final Fantasy VII status effect)|Stop]] and Instant Death. It can be found in the [[Temple of the Ancients]] and [[Gaea's Cliff]], [[Morph (Final Fantasy VII)|morphed]] from [[Ho-chu]] or [[Master Tonberry (Final Fantasy VII)|Master Tonberry]], and as a prize by winning ten Special Battles at [[Battle Square]].
   
 
==== ''[[Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-]]'' ====
 
==== ''[[Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-]]'' ====
[[Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- accessories#Ribbon|Ribbon]] is an accessory that protects from all statuses except Instant Death. It is a reward for completing mission 5-4-6, [[Steal#Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-|stolen]] from the [[Gaea Malboro]], and obtained through the level 5 version of [[Digital Mind Wave#Item Mugger|Item Mugger]].
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[[Ribbon (Crisis Core)|Ribbon]] is an accessory that protects from all statuses except Instant Death. It is a reward for completing mission 5-4-6, [[Steal#Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-|stolen]] from the [[Gaea Malboro]], and obtained through the level 5 version of [[Digital Mind Wave#Item Mugger|Item Mugger]].
   
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy VIII]]'' ===
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy VIII]]'' ===
The Ribbon [[Final Fantasy VIII support abilities|support ability]] can be taught to any [[Guardian Force]] with the [[Final Fantasy VIII items#Ribbon|Ribbon]] item obtained via ''[[Chocobo World]]''. No Guardian Force naturally learns Ribbon, and it cannot be obtained through any other means, making it an ability most international players never get. When equipped, it protects the wearer against all status effects.
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The Ribbon [[Final Fantasy VIII support abilities|support ability]] can be taught to any [[Guardian Force]] with the [[Ribbon (Final Fantasy VIII)|Ribbon]] item obtained via ''[[Chocobo World]]''. No Guardian Force naturally learns Ribbon, and it cannot be obtained through any other means, making it an ability most international players never get. When equipped, it protects the wearer against all status effects.
   
 
In ''Final Fantasy VIII Remastered'' [[Angelo Search (Final Fantasy VIII)|Angelo Search]] yields all the items previously exclusive to ''Chocobo World'', including the Ribbon.
 
In ''Final Fantasy VIII Remastered'' [[Angelo Search (Final Fantasy VIII)|Angelo Search]] yields all the items previously exclusive to ''Chocobo World'', including the Ribbon.
   
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy IX]]'' ===
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy IX]]'' ===
{{Q|Item that always keeps Mog beside you|Description}}
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{{Quote|Item that always keeps Mog beside you|Description}}
[[Add-on (Final Fantasy IX)#Ribbon|Ribbon]] does not prevent status effects since the player can learn [[Final Fantasy IX support abilities|support abilities]] to immunize against status ailments. Instead, Ribbon is an [[Add-on (Final Fantasy IX)|add-on]] gained from [[Mog (Final Fantasy IX)|Mog]] that allows [[Eiko Carol/Gameplay|Eiko]] to learn to summon [[Madeen (summon)#Final Fantasy IX|Madeen]].
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[[Ribbon (Final Fantasy IX)|Ribbon]] does not prevent status effects since the player can learn [[Final Fantasy IX support abilities|support abilities]] to immunize against ailments. Instead, Ribbon is an [[Add-on (Final Fantasy IX)|add-on]] gained from [[Mog (Final Fantasy IX)|Mog]] that allows [[Eiko Carol/Gameplay|Eiko]] to learn to summon [[Madeen (summon)#Final Fantasy IX|Madeen]]. It also teaches her the [[Guardian Mog]] support ability that removes all negative statuses from Eiko (except KO) at the end of a battle.
   
In place of the usual status prevention, Ribbons halve damage from [[Fire (element)|Fire]], [[Ice (element)|Ice]], [[Lightning (element)|Lightning]], and [[Holy (element)|Holy]] and absorbs [[Water (element)|Water]] and [[Wind (element)|Wind]]. It is obtained during the events at [[Mount Gulug (Final Fantasy IX)|Mount Gulug]], found during the [[Chocobo Hot and Cold|Chocobo sidequest]] in Chocograph #24, given by [[Stiltzkin]] after buying everything from him on his journey, and bought in the [[Treno Auction House]] (endgame).
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In place of the usual status prevention, Ribbons halve damage from [[Fire (Final Fantasy IX element)|Fire]], [[Ice (Final Fantasy IX)|Ice]], [[Lightning (Final Fantasy IX)|Lightning]], and [[Holy (Final Fantasy IX element)|Holy]] and absorbs [[Water (Final Fantasy IX element)|Water]] and [[Wind (Final Fantasy IX)|Wind]]. It is obtained during the events at [[Mount Gulug (Final Fantasy IX)|Mount Gulug]], found during the [[Chocobo Hot and Cold|Chocobo sidequest]] in Chocograph #24, given by [[Stiltzkin]] after buying everything from him on his journey, and bought in the [[Treno Auction House]] (endgame).
   
Eiko has the Ribbon in [[:File:Eiko and Quina Bring Arts from FFIX.png|her Bring Arts figure]].
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Eiko has the Ribbon in her Bring Arts figure. {{Show image|Eiko and Quina Bring Arts from FFIX.png}}
   
 
==== [[Tetra Master (minigame)|Tetra Master]] ====
 
==== [[Tetra Master (minigame)|Tetra Master]] ====
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy X]]'' ===
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy X]]'' ===
In the PAL, International, and ''[[Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster|HD Remaster]]'' versions, [[Final Fantasy X auto-abilities#Ribbon|Ribbon]] can be customized to any armor via x99 [[Final Fantasy X items#Dark Matter|Dark Matter]] to make the wearer immune to [[Zombie (status)|Zombie]], [[Petrify (status)|Petrify]], [[Poison (status)|Poison]], [[Confuse (status)|Confuse]], [[Berserk (status)|Berserk]], [[Sleep (status)|Sleep]], [[Silence (status)|Silence]], [[Blind (status)|Darkness]], and [[Doom (status)|Doom]]. It does not provide protection against Instant Death, [[Curse (status)|Curse]], [[Debrave (status)|Power Break]], [[Defaith (status)|Magic Break]], [[Deprotect (status)|Armor Break]], or [[Deshell (status)|Mental Break]]. The [[Dark Aeon]]s sometimes drop armor with Ribbon already on it. Ribbon is the most dominant ability and second-most dominant ability combination, and therefore most armor with Ribbon equipped are named as such. The only exception is that when both the [[Break HP Limit]] and [[Break MP Limit]] abilities appear customized onto the same armor.
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In the PAL, International, and ''[[Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster|HD Remaster]]'' versions, [[Ribbon (Final Fantasy X)|Ribbon]] can be customized to any armor via x99 [[Dark Matter (Final Fantasy X)|Dark Matter]] to make the wearer immune to [[Zombie (Final Fantasy X)|Zombie]], [[Petrification (Final Fantasy X)|Petrification]], [[Poison (Final Fantasy X)|Poison]], [[Confuse (Final Fantasy X)|Confuse]], [[Berserk (Final Fantasy X)|Berserk]], [[Sleep (Final Fantasy X)|Sleep]], [[Silence (Final Fantasy X)|Silence]], [[Slow (Final Fantasy X status effect)|Slow]], [[Darkness (Final Fantasy X)|Darkness]], and [[Doom (Final Fantasy X)|Doom]]. It does not provide protection against Instant Death, [[Curse (Final Fantasy X)|Curse]], [[Power Break (Final Fantasy X status effect)|Power Break]], [[Magic Break (Final Fantasy X status effect)|Magic Break]], [[Armor Break (Final Fantasy X status effect)|Armor Break]], [[Mental Break (Final Fantasy X status effect)|Mental Break]], [[Eject (Final Fantasy X)|Eject]], or [[Delay (Final Fantasy X)|Delay]].
   
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The [[Dark Aeon]]s sometimes drop armor with Ribbon already on it. Ribbon is the most dominant ability and second-most dominant ability combination, and therefore most armor with Ribbon equipped are named as such. The only exception is that when both the [[Break HP Limit (Final Fantasy X)|Break HP Limit]] and [[Break MP Limit (Final Fantasy X)|Break MP Limit]] abilities appear customized onto the same armor piece.
When an armor is customized with Ribbon as the dominant ability it becomes [[Final Fantasy X armor#Sanctuary|Sanctuary]] for [[Tidus/Gameplay|Tidus]]; [[Final Fantasy X armor#Holy Ring|Holy Ring]] for [[Yuna]]; [[Final Fantasy X armor#Solidity|Solidity]] for [[Auron/Gameplay|Auron]]; [[Final Fantasy X armor#Shutout|Shutout]] for [[Wakka/Gameplay|Wakka]]; [[Final Fantasy X armor#Acropolis|Acropolis]] for [[Kimahri Ronso/Gameplay|Kimahri]]; [[Final Fantasy X armor#Eternity|Eternity]] for [[Lulu/Gameplay|Lulu]]; [[Final Fantasy X armor#Impervious|Impervious]] for [[Rikku/Gameplay|Rikku]].
 
   
The armor with four status proof abilities becomes [[Final Fantasy X armor#Black Ribbon|Black Ribbon]] for Lulu; [[Final Fantasy X armor#Paladin Shield|Paladin Shield]] for Tidus; [[Final Fantasy X armor#Forbidding Ring|Forbidding Ring]] for Yuna; [[Final Fantasy X armor#Undefeated|Undefeated]] for Auron; [[Final Fantasy X armor#Keeper|Keeper]] for Wakka; [[Final Fantasy X armor#Ronso Armlet|Ronso Armlet]] for Kimahri; [[Final Fantasy X armor#Argonaut|Argonaut]] for Rikku. It is inferior to an item equipped with Ribbon as it only prevents four of the nine statuses Ribbon can protect against, and takes up four slots, where a Ribbon ability would only take up one.
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When a piece of armor is customized with Ribbon as the dominant ability it becomes [[Sanctuary (Final Fantasy X)|Sanctuary]] for [[Tidus/Gameplay|Tidus]]; [[Holy Ring (Final Fantasy X)|Holy Ring]] for [[Yuna/Gameplay|Yuna]]; [[Solidity (Final Fantasy X)|Solidity]] for [[Auron/Gameplay|Auron]]; [[Shutout]] for [[Wakka/Gameplay|Wakka]]; [[Acropolis]] for [[Kimahri Ronso/Gameplay|Kimahri]]; [[Eternity (Final Fantasy X)|Eternity]] for [[Lulu/Gameplay|Lulu]]; [[Impervious (Final Fantasy X)|Impervious]] for [[Rikku/Gameplay|Rikku]].
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The armor with four status proof abilities becomes [[Black Ribbon (Final Fantasy X)|Black Ribbon]] for Lulu; [[Paladin Shield (Final Fantasy X)|Paladin Shield]] for Tidus; [[Forbidding Ring]] for Yuna; [[Undefeated (Final Fantasy X)|Undefeated]] for Auron; [[Keeper (Final Fantasy X)|Keeper]] for Wakka; [[Ronso Armlet]] for Kimahri; [[Argonaut]] for Rikku. It is inferior to an item equipped with Ribbon as it only prevents four of the nine statuses Ribbon can protect against, and takes up four slots, where a Ribbon ability would only take up one.
   
 
==== ''[[Final Fantasy X-2]]'' ====
 
==== ''[[Final Fantasy X-2]]'' ====
[[Final Fantasy X-2 accessories#Ribbon|Ribbon]] is an accessory and also an auto-ability for the [[Mascot]] and each special [[dressphere]], and the ability gained by passing through all colored gates on the [[Garment Grid#Abominable|Abominable]] [[Garment Grid]] in the International and ''HD Remaster'' versions. The accessory can be found in the [[Bevelle Underground]], in the area with the six towers. Activating the correct three (blue) will let the player proceed with the story, but activating and manipulating all the six towers to form a spiral path lets the player access the Ribbon. In the ''HD Remaster'', opening this chest awards the [[Final Fantasy X-2 HD Remaster achievements and trophies#Treasure Hunter|Treasure Hunter]] trophy/achievement.
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[[Ribbon (Final Fantasy X-2)|Ribbon]] is an accessory and also an auto-ability for the [[Mascot]] and each special [[dressphere]], and the ability gained by passing through all colored gates on the [[Garment Grid#Abominable|Abominable]] [[Garment Grid]] in the International and ''HD Remaster'' versions. The accessory can be found in the [[Bevelle Underground]], in the area with the six towers. Activating the correct three (blue) will let the player proceed with the story, but activating and manipulating all the six towers to form a spiral path lets the player access the Ribbon. In the ''HD Remaster'', opening this chest awards the [[Final Fantasy X-2 HD Remaster achievements and trophies#Treasure Hunter|Treasure Hunter]] trophy/achievement.
   
 
The accessory drops from [[Angra Mainyu (Final Fantasy X-2)|Angra Mainyu]], and it can be [[Bribe (Final Fantasy X-2)|bribed]] from [[Flailing Ochu]] ([[Oversoul (Final Fantasy X-2)|Oversoul]]; rare), [[Ultima Weapon (Final Fantasy X-2)|Ultima Weapon]] (normal and Oversoul), and [[Omega Weapon (Final Fantasy X-2)|Omega Weapon]] (normal and Oversoul).
 
The accessory drops from [[Angra Mainyu (Final Fantasy X-2)|Angra Mainyu]], and it can be [[Bribe (Final Fantasy X-2)|bribed]] from [[Flailing Ochu]] ([[Oversoul (Final Fantasy X-2)|Oversoul]]; rare), [[Ultima Weapon (Final Fantasy X-2)|Ultima Weapon]] (normal and Oversoul), and [[Omega Weapon (Final Fantasy X-2)|Omega Weapon]] (normal and Oversoul).
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy XII]]'' ===
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy XII]]'' ===
 
[[File:XII ribbon.png|right]]
 
[[File:XII ribbon.png|right]]
In the original version, [[Final Fantasy XII accessories/Original#Ribbon|Ribbons]] shields against all status ailments except [[Instant Death]], [[X-Zone (status)|X-Zone]], [[Petrify (status)|Stone]], and prevents [[Lure (status)|Lure]]. The license to equip Ribbons is at the end of the [[License Board]]'s accessory section and costs 150 LP. It can be dropped by the [[Lv.99 Red Chocobo]] or [[Vishno]], and found in [[Treasure (Final Fantasy XII)|treasure chests]] at [[Cerobi Steppe]], [[Subterra]], and [[Henne Mines]], but are rare to acquire.
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In the original version, [[Final Fantasy XII accessories/Original#Ribbon|Ribbons]] shields against all status ailments except [[Instant Death]], [[X-Zone (status)|X-Zone]], and [[Stone (Final Fantasy XII)|Stone]]. It will prevent [[Lure (status)|Lure]] but not [[Berserk (Final Fantasy XII status effect)|Berserk]]. The license to equip Ribbons is at the end of the [[License Board]]'s accessory section and costs 150 LP. It can drop from the [[Lv.99 Red Chocobo]] or [[Vishno]], and found in [[Treasure (Final Fantasy XII)|treasure chests]] at [[Cerobi Steppe]], [[Subterra]], and [[Henne Mines]], but is rare to acquire.
   
The easiest place to get a Ribbon is on Cerobi Steppe while equipping the [[Final Fantasy XII accessories#Diamond Armlet|Diamond Armlet]]. Starting at the Cerobi Steppe [[Save point#Final Fantasy XII|save crystal]], the player should head north one screen and as soon as they enter they can see a big rock a little to the right. Beyond that, even more to the right, there is another big rock with a treasure right behind it. The chest has a 50% chance to spawn, and a small chance to contain a Ribbon. The player can get more than one Ribbon by repeatedly trying the chest.
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The easiest place to get a Ribbon is on Cerobi Steppe while equipping the [[Diamond Armlet (Final Fantasy XII)|Diamond Armlet]]. Starting at the Cerobi Steppe [[Save point#Final Fantasy XII|save crystal]], the player should head north one screen and as soon as they enter they can see a big rock a little to the right. Beyond that, even more to the right, there is another big rock with a treasure right behind it. The chest has a 50% chance to spawn, and a small chance to contain a Ribbon. The player can get more than one Ribbon by repeatedly trying the chest.
   
In the ''Zodiac'' versions, [[Final Fantasy XII accessories#Ribbon|Ribbon]] protects against the statuses like before, but now it also provides 1 Defense and 1 Magick Resist as well as a hidden [[Final Fantasy XII statuses#Libra|Libra]] and [[Final Fantasy XII statuses#Regen|Regen]] effects, allowing the player to see [[Trap (term)|traps]] on the field and enemies' stats, and to gradually gain HP. It can be found in the Henne Mines (Special Charter Shaft) and at the Subterra (Abyssal - North). It is still dropped by the Lv.99 Red Chocobo (100%) and Vishno (1%), and it is also obtainable from the [[Phon Coast#Hunt Club|Hunt Club]] sidequest, stolen from [[Hashmal (Final Fantasy XII boss)|Hashmal]] (rare) in [[Trial Mode#49|Stage 49]], Lv.99 Red Chocobo (rare) in [[Trial Mode#93|Stage 93]] of the [[Trial Mode]], and from [[Omega Mark XII]] (uncommon) in [[Trial Mode#99|Stage 99]] and found in a treasure with the Diamond Armlet equipped in [[Trial Mode#100|Stage 100]].
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In the ''Zodiac'' versions, [[Ribbon (Final Fantasy XII)|Ribbon]] protects against the statuses like before, but also provides 1 Defense and 1 Magick Resist as well as [[Libra (Final Fantasy XII status effect)|Libra]] and [[Regen (Final Fantasy XII status effect)|Regen]], allowing the player to see [[Trap (term)|traps]] on the field and enemies' stats, and gradually gain HP. It can be found in the Henne Mines (Special Charter Shaft) and at the Subterra (Abyssal - North). It still drops from the Lv.99 Red Chocobo (100%) and Vishno (1%), and is also obtainable from the [[Phon Coast#Hunt Club|Hunt Club]] sidequest, stolen from [[Hashmal (Final Fantasy XII boss)|Hashmal]] (rare) in [[Trial Mode#49|Stage 49]], Lv.99 Red Chocobo (rare) in [[Trial Mode#93|Stage 93]] of the [[Trial Mode]], and from [[Omega Mark XII]] (uncommon) in [[Trial Mode#99|Stage 99]] and found in a treasure with the Diamond Armlet equipped in [[Trial Mode#100|Stage 100]].
   
 
The player can [[item farming|farm]] Ribbons in the Trial Mode by stealing from Hashmal.
 
The player can [[item farming|farm]] Ribbons in the Trial Mode by stealing from Hashmal.
   
 
==== ''[[Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings]]'' ====
 
==== ''[[Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings]]'' ====
{{Q|Dainty ribbon once adored by a revered saint.|Description}}
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{{Quote|Dainty ribbon once adored by a revered saint.|Description}}
[[Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings accessories#Ashe's Necklaces|Ribbon]] is an accessory for [[Ashelia B'nargin Dalmasca/Gameplay|Ashe]] that gives the support ability which grants immunity to all statuses to the team. It is acquired for beating the [[Missions (Revenant Wings)|Mission]] 79: Wings of Midnight.
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[[Ribbon (Revenant Wings)|Ribbon]] is an accessory for [[Ashelia B'nargin Dalmasca/Gameplay|Ashe]] that gives the support ability which grants immunity to all statuses to the team. It is acquired for beating the [[Missions (Revenant Wings)|Mission]] 79: Wings of Midnight.
   
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy XIII]]'' ===
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy XIII]]'' ===
The [[Final Fantasy XIII accessories#Ribbon|Ribbon]] is an accessory that increases resistance to all status ailments by a set amount depending on its level, starting at 20%. It can be obtained by digging up twenty treasures with a [[Chocobo (Final Fantasy XIII)|chocobo]] on the [[Archylte Steppe (Final Fantasy XIII)|Archylte Steppe]], dropped from [[Flowering Cactuar (Final Fantasy XIII)|Flowering Cactuars]] (rare) in the [[Faultwarrens]] and [[Vercingetorix]] (rare), or by [[Final Fantasy XIII upgrades|upgrading]] [[Final Fantasy XIII accessories#Entite Ring|Entite Rings]] into [[Final Fantasy XIII accessories#Goddess's Favor|Goddess's Favors]] (via the [[Retail Network#Sanctum Labs|Sanctum Labs]] retail network), and when fully upgraded, they can be dismantled into Ribbons.
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The [[Ribbon (Final Fantasy XIII)|Ribbon]] is an accessory that increases resistance to all status ailments by a set amount depending on its level, starting at 20%. It can be obtained by digging up twenty treasures with a [[Chocobo (Final Fantasy XIII)|chocobo]] on the [[Archylte Steppe (Final Fantasy XIII)|Archylte Steppe]], dropped from [[Flowering Cactuar (Final Fantasy XIII)|Flowering Cactuars]] (rare) in the [[Faultwarrens]] and [[Vercingetorix]] (rare), or by [[Final Fantasy XIII upgrades|upgrading]] [[Entite Ring (Final Fantasy XIII)|Entite Rings]] into [[Goddess's Favor]]s (via the [[Retail Network#Sanctum Labs|Sanctum Labs]] retail network), and when fully upgraded, they can be dismantled into Ribbons.
   
 
==== ''[[Final Fantasy XIII-2]]'' ====
 
==== ''[[Final Fantasy XIII-2]]'' ====
Ribbons can be obtained from various sources and have the passive ability "Resilience +40%", which increases resistance from all status ailments by 40%. They cost 100 points to equip, and so can only be equipped once all accessory [[Crystarium system|Crystarium]] bonuses have been obtained. It can be bought at the Exchange desk in [[Serendipity (Final Fantasy XIII-2)|Serendipity]] for 10,000 coins and dropped from [[Long Gui (Final Fantasy XIII-2)|Long Gui]] (common - 10% chance) and [[Navidon (Final Fantasy XIII-2)|Navidon]] (rare - 2% chance).
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[[Ribbon (Final Fantasy XIII-2)|Ribbons]] can be obtained from various sources and have the passive ability "Resilience +40%", which increases resistance from all status ailments by 40%. They cost 100 points to equip, and so can only be equipped once all accessory [[Crystarium system|Crystarium]] bonuses have been obtained. It can be bought at the Exchange desk in [[Serendipity (Final Fantasy XIII-2)|Serendipity]] for 10,000 coins and dropped from [[Long Gui (Final Fantasy XIII-2)|Long Gui]] (common - 10% chance) and [[Navidon (Final Fantasy XIII-2)|Navidon]] (rare - 2% chance).
   
A Delicate Ribbon can also be purchased from [[Chocolina]]'s shop post-story in the [[Archylte Steppe (Final Fantasy XIII-2)|Archyle Steppe]] -???- AF for 10,000 gil, a Ribbon, and Tear of Woe.
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A [[Delicate Ribbon]] can also be purchased from [[Chocolina]]'s shop post-story in the [[Archylte Steppe (Final Fantasy XIII-2)|Archylte Steppe]] -???- AF for 10,000 gil, a Ribbon, and [[Tear of Woe (Final Fantasy XIII-2)|Tear of Woe]].
   
 
==== ''[[Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII]]'' ====
 
==== ''[[Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII]]'' ====
The Ribbon is the upgraded form of the Satin Scrunchie+, a head accessory with the passive ability "Status Ailments Resistance +75%". It is obtained by finding a third [[Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII accessories#Satin Scrunchie|Satin Scrunchie]] in a [[New Game Plus#Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII|New Game+]] playthrough.
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The [[Ribbon (Lightning Returns)|Ribbon]] is the upgraded form of the [[Satin Scrunchie+]], a head accessory with the passive ability "Status Ailments Resistance +75%". It is obtained by finding a third [[Satin Scrunchie]] in a [[New Game Plus#Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII|New Game+]] playthrough.
   
 
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===''[[Final Fantasy XV]]''===
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy Tactics]]'' ===
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Tactics]]'' ===
{{Q|A ribbon that protects against status effects.|Description}}
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{{Quote|A ribbon that protects against status effects.|Description}}
The [[Final Fantasy Tactics armor#Ribbon|Ribbon]] can [[Female-exclusive equipment|only be worn by female characters]] and [[Cloud Strife/Tactics|Cloud]]. In ''War of the Lions'', the [[Onion Knight (Tactics)|Onion Knight]] job class can also equip Ribbons. Ribbon provides a minimal boost to HP and protects the wearer from all status ailments.
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The [[Ribbon (Tactics)|Ribbon]] can [[Female-exclusive equipment|only be worn by female characters]] and [[Cloud Strife/Tactics|Cloud]]. In ''War of the Lions'', the [[Onion Knight (Tactics)|Onion Knight]] job class can also equip Ribbons. Ribbon provides a minimal boost to HP and protects the wearer from all status ailments.
   
The three hairpins—[[Final Fantasy Tactics armor#Barette|Barette]], [[Final Fantasy Tactics armor#Cachusa|Cachusa]], and Ribbon—are the only armor that the [[Dragonkin]] class can equip, aside from the PSP [[multiplayer]]-only [[Final Fantasy Tactics armor#Minerva Bustier|Minerva Bustier]]. Ribbons can be [[Poach#Final Fantasy Tactics|poached]] from [[Pig (Tactics)|Wild Boars]] and obtained via [[Melee (Tactics)|Melee]] and [[Rendezvous]].
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The three hairpins—[[Barette (Tactics)|Barette]], [[Cachusha (Tactics)|Cachusha]], and Ribbon—are the only armor that the [[Dragonkin]] class can equip, aside from the PSP [[multiplayer]]-only [[Minerva Bustier (Tactics)|Minerva Bustier]]. Ribbons can be [[Poach#Final Fantasy Tactics|poached]] from [[Pig (Tactics)|Wild Boars]] and obtained via [[Melee (Tactics)|Melee]] and [[Rendezvous]].
   
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Tactics Advance]]'' ===
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Tactics Advance]]'' ===
{{Q|This women's ribbon wards off all ailments.|Description}}
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{{Quote|This women's ribbon wards off all ailments.|Description}}
The [[Final Fantasy Tactics Advance armor#Ribbon|Ribbon]] is a helm worn by [[viera]] and [[Ritz Malheur|Ritz]]. Ribbon nullifies all status ailments, as opposed to other accessories which block half of a list each.
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The [[Ribbon (Tactics Advance)|Ribbon]] is a helm worn by [[viera]] and [[Ritz Malheur|Ritz]]. Ribbon nullifies all status ailments, as opposed to other accessories which block half of a list each.
   
 
The Ribbon can be obtained by leveling up Craft to level 50, stolen from Ritz and [[Shara]] in Mission #023: Over The Hill, or [[Elementalist (Tactics Advance)|Elementalist]] in Mission #021: Materite Now!, and as a reward for a "Town-Town-Town-Town" Treasure Hunt. Alternatively, Shara comes equipped with a Ribbon after recruiting her. In addition, the Ribbon provides +2 Defense and +5 Resistance.
 
The Ribbon can be obtained by leveling up Craft to level 50, stolen from Ritz and [[Shara]] in Mission #023: Over The Hill, or [[Elementalist (Tactics Advance)|Elementalist]] in Mission #021: Materite Now!, and as a reward for a "Town-Town-Town-Town" Treasure Hunt. Alternatively, Shara comes equipped with a Ribbon after recruiting her. In addition, the Ribbon provides +2 Defense and +5 Resistance.
   
 
==== ''[[Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift]]'' ====
 
==== ''[[Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift]]'' ====
The [[Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift armor#Ribbon|Ribbon]] is a hair accessory. The [[gria]], [[viera]], [[Adelle]], [[Frimelda Lotice]], [[Duelhorn#The Night Dancer|The Night Dancer]], and [[Penelo/Gameplay|Penelo]] can wear it normally; others can wear it by using the Ribbon-bearer support ability available to [[Seer (Tactics A2)|Seers]], [[Trickster (Tactics A2)|Tricksters]], and [[Tinker (Tactics A2)|Tinkers]], making the [[nu mou]] and [[seeq]] the only races that cannot equip one.
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The [[Ribbon (Tactics A2)|Ribbon]] is a hair accessory. The [[gria]], [[viera]], [[Adelle]], [[Frimelda Lotice]], [[Duelhorn#The Night Dancer|The Night Dancer]], and [[Penelo/Gameplay|Penelo]] can wear it normally; others can wear it by using the Ribbon-bearer support ability available to [[Seer (Tactics A2)|Seers]], [[Trickster (Tactics A2)|Tricksters]], and [[Tinker (Tactics A2)|Tinkers]], making the [[nu mou]] and [[seeq]] the only races that cannot equip one.
   
 
One series of quests involves tracking down the makers of counterfeit Ribbons, and helping the Galima Pepe company harvest the materials needed for making the real thing. It is revealed that Ribbons are made (or taken) from a unique class of sweet-smelling [[Malboro (Tactics A2)|Malboro]] called Cassies.
 
One series of quests involves tracking down the makers of counterfeit Ribbons, and helping the Galima Pepe company harvest the materials needed for making the real thing. It is revealed that Ribbons are made (or taken) from a unique class of sweet-smelling [[Malboro (Tactics A2)|Malboro]] called Cassies.
   
While any other accessory or piece of armor can be stolen, Ribbons are exempt. It provides protection from all debuffs, while adding 2 to the [[Defense (stat)|Defense]] stat, and 5 to [[Magic Defense (stat)|Resistance]] stat. It can be obtained through the Memories quest, by presenting Old Man Boiboi with seven Wayfarers Logs, by filling up the first Place gauge in the [[Auction (Tactics A2)|auction]], and the "Help Wanted!" quest by donating a total of 80,000 gil. It can also be obtained from an urn on the "Sleight of Hand" quest, located on the far left corner of the map. A jump of 4 is needed to reach the place, a mounted Chocobo Knight is able to get there, but will need to dismount to take the treasure.
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While any other accessory or piece of armor can be stolen, Ribbons are exempt. It protects from all debuffs, while adding 2 to the [[Defense (stat)|Defense]] stat, and 5 to [[Magic Defense (stat)|Resistance]] stat. It can be obtained through the Memories quest, by presenting Old Man Boiboi with seven Wayfarers Logs, by filling up the first Place gauge in the [[Auction (Tactics A2)|auction]], and the "Help Wanted!" quest by donating a total of 80,000 gil. It can also be obtained from an urn on the "Sleight of Hand" quest, located on the far left corner of the map. A jump of 4 is needed to reach the place, a mounted Chocobo Knight can get there, but will need to dismount to take the treasure.
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy Tactics S]]''===
 
===''[[Final Fantasy Tactics S]]''===
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy Type-0]]'' ===
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Type-0]]'' ===
The [[Final Fantasy Type-0 accessories#Ribbon|Ribbon]] is an accessory that prevents all status ailments. It can be obtained from the [[Cranberry Knights|Class First Moogle]] after 30 hours of playtime.
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The [[Ribbon (Type-0)|Ribbon]] is an accessory that prevents all status ailments. It is obtained from the [[Cranberry Knights|Class First Moogle]] after 30 hours of playtime.
   
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles]]'' ===
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles]]'' ===
Ribbon is a magic raising artifact that increases Magic by 9. It is dropped from a [[Lich (Crystal Chronicles)|Lich]] in [[Rebena Te Ra]].
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Ribbon is a magic raising artifact that increases Magic by 9. It drops from a [[Lich (Crystal Chronicles)|Lich]] in [[Rebena Te Ra]].
   
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Legend III]]'' ===
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Legend III]]'' ===
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light]]'' ===
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light]]'' ===
 
The [[Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light accessories#Ribbon|Ribbon]] is an accessory that blocks all status afflictions. It may be sold for 2000G. It can be found on floor B2 of the [[Star Chamber]] and stolen from the [[Ogre Bear]] in the [[Animal Burrow]] after freeing [[Lilibelle]] from the spider's web.
 
The [[Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light accessories#Ribbon|Ribbon]] is an accessory that blocks all status afflictions. It may be sold for 2000G. It can be found on floor B2 of the [[Star Chamber]] and stolen from the [[Ogre Bear]] in the [[Animal Burrow]] after freeing [[Lilibelle]] from the spider's web.
 
=== ''[[Bravely Default]]'' ===
 
{{Q|A mysterious ribbon said to have originated in the Age of Myths.|Description}}
 
[[Bravely Default armor#Ribbon|Ribbon]] is a hat that provides 11 P.DEF, 3 M.DEF, and grants to wearer immunity to [[Poison (status)|Poison]], [[Blind (status)|Blind]], [[Silence (status)|Silence]], [[Sleep (status)|Sleep]], [[Paralysis|Paralyze]], Dread, [[Confuse (status)|Confuse]], [[Charm (status)|Charm]], and [[Instant Death|Death]]. It can be found in the [[Dark Aurora]] (4F).
 
 
==== ''[[Bravely Second: End Layer]]'' ====
 
[[Bravely Second: End Layer armor#Ribbon|Ribbon]] is a hat that provides 11 P.DEF, 3 M. DEF, and nullifies most status ailments except for Berserk. It can be found in [[Dimension's Keep]].
 
   
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Dimensions]]'' ===
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Dimensions]]'' ===
{{Equip-stub|Final Fantasy Dimensions}}
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy Dimensions II]]'' ===
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Dimensions II]]'' ===
{{Equip-stub|Final Fantasy Dimensions II}}
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{{Equipment section|Final Fantasy Dimensions II}}
   
 
=== ''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)|Dissidia Final Fantasy]]'' (2008)===
 
=== ''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)|Dissidia Final Fantasy]]'' (2008)===
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy Brave Exvius]]'' ===
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Brave Exvius]]'' ===
{{Q|A mysterious ribbon that is said to be a relic from the gods. Although its name suggests that it is an accessory exclusive to women, the amazing power it holds within can actually protect anyone who owns it from terrible disasters. The satin or silk-like material it is made from is said to prevent the ribbon from ever becoming damaged or dirtied. However, since only a handful of people have ever known to actually possess this accessory, the truth behind this claim remains uncertain.|Description}}
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{{Quote|A mysterious ribbon that is said to be a relic from the gods. Although its name suggests that it is an accessory exclusive to women, the amazing power it holds within can actually protect anyone who owns it from terrible disasters. The satin or silk-like material it is made from is said to prevent the ribbon from ever becoming damaged or dirtied. However, since only a handful of people have ever known to actually possess this accessory, the truth behind this claim remains uncertain.|Description}}
The Ribbon is an 8★ accessory that provides a small boost to DEF and SPR, but its true purpose is to immunize the user against all status effects (Poison, Blind, Silence, Sleep, Paralysis, Confusion, Disease, and Petrify). It can obtained as a [[Trust Master]] Reward from the [[Unit (term)|unit]] [[Kefka Palazzo/Brave Exvius|Kefka]].
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The Ribbon is an 8★ accessory that provides a small boost to DEF and SPR, but its true purpose is to immunize the user against most status effects (Poison, Blind, Silence, Sleep, Paralysis, Confusion, Disease, and Petrify). It can obtained as a [[Trust Master]] Reward from the [[Unit (term)|unit]] [[Kefka Palazzo/Brave Exvius|Kefka]].
   
 
=== ''[[Chocobo's Dungeon 2]]'' ===
 
=== ''[[Chocobo's Dungeon 2]]'' ===
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[[File:Ribbon TCG.png|right|100px]]
 
[[File:Ribbon TCG.png|right|100px]]
 
Ribbon appears as a card using ''Final Fantasy VII'' artwork.
 
Ribbon appears as a card using ''Final Fantasy VII'' artwork.
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== Other appearances ==
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== Non-''Final Fantasy'' guest appearances ==
 
=== ''[[Kingdom Hearts]]'' series ===
 
=== ''[[Kingdom Hearts]]'' series ===
 
[[File:KH ribbon.png|right|90px]]
 
[[File:KH ribbon.png|right|90px]]
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Ribbons can also be synthesized in ''{{KHWiki|Kingdom Hearts II}}''. They provide 20% to elemental resistance and add 4 to defense. In the ''Final Mix'' version, they can be upgraded into a more powerful version called {{KHWiki|Grand Ribbon}} which increases elemental resistance by 25%. There is also a slightly weaker version called the {{KHWiki|Petite Ribbon}} which increases elemental resistances by 10%.
 
Ribbons can also be synthesized in ''{{KHWiki|Kingdom Hearts II}}''. They provide 20% to elemental resistance and add 4 to defense. In the ''Final Mix'' version, they can be upgraded into a more powerful version called {{KHWiki|Grand Ribbon}} which increases elemental resistance by 25%. There is also a slightly weaker version called the {{KHWiki|Petite Ribbon}} which increases elemental resistances by 10%.
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=== ''[[Bravely Default]]'' ===
 
{{Quote|A mysterious ribbon said to have originated in the Age of Myths.|Description}}
 
[[Bravely Default armor#Ribbon|Ribbon]] is a hat that provides 11 P.DEF, 3 M.DEF, and grants to wearer immunity to [[Poison (status)|Poison]], [[Blind (status)|Blind]], [[Silence (status)|Silence]], [[Sleep (status)|Sleep]], [[Paralysis|Paralyze]], Dread, [[Confuse (status)|Confuse]], [[Charm (status)|Charm]], and [[Instant Death|Death]]. It can be found in the [[Dark Aurora]] (4F).
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==== ''[[Bravely Second: End Layer]]'' ====
 
[[Bravely Second: End Layer armor#Ribbon|Ribbon]] is a hat that provides 11 P.DEF, 3 M. DEF, and nullifies most status ailments except for Berserk. It can be found in [[Dimension's Keep]].
   
 
== Gallery ==
 
== Gallery ==

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The Ribbon in Final Fantasy VII.

Sticks and stones may break your bones, but this will protect you from almost everything else.

The Ribbon (リボン, Ribon?) is a recurring accessory and armor piece in the Final Fantasy series, although sometimes it appears as an attribute to equipment, and has also appeared as a support ability. Regularly, the Ribbon prevents the user from being afflicted by status ailments. It will not, however, always protect from boss attacks in certain cases. Some games also have an upgraded version, called the Super Ribbon.

Appearances

Final Fantasy

Ribbon that wards off special attacks.

Description

The Ribbon is a headgear that provides 1 Defense, -1 Evasion, 1 Weight, and resists all elemental damage and most Instant Death attacks. It can be found in Waterfall Cavern, Sunken Shrine, Flying Fortress and Hellfire Chasm (Last Floor).

Final Fantasy II

A ribbon affording protection against all manner of special attacks.

Description

The Ribbon is a helmet that provides a boost of 10 for the Defense stat. It can be dropped by Lamia Queen and Death Rider, and found in a treasure chest in Pandaemonium, guarded by Astaroth.

In the Dawn of Souls version and later, the player can also obtain several Ribbons in the Soul of Rebirth bonus mode, by defeating the Lamia Matriarch or Orukat in the final dungeon, the Unknown Palace.

Final Fantasy III

The Ribbon is a helmet any job class can equip, and while it only offers mediocre Defense, it prevents many status ailments. There are a total of five Ribbons. One can be found in the forbidden land of Eureka, guarded by a Ninja, while the rest are found in World of Darkness (each guarded by a Xande's Clone).

Final Fantasy IV

Ribbon that prevents various status ailments.

Description

Ribbons are universal headgear found in the Lunar Subterrane guarded by Lunasaur (2D and 3D) and Lunar Ruins, and dropped by Bog Witch (2D and 3D) and Dark Sage (2D and 3D), as well as Malboro Menace exclusive to the Advance and Complete Collection versions.

Ribbon protects against Poison, Blind, Silence, Pig, Mini, Toad, Petrify, Instant Death, Gradual Petrify, and Curse. The WSC/GBA/PSP version, additional resistance includes Confuse, Sleep, and Berserk. It provides 9 Defense, 12 Magic Defense, 12 Evasion (2 all other versions) and 12 Magic Evasion.

In the Easy Type version, Ribbon has the same stats and status protection as the original, but also offers Fire, Ice, and Lightning-elemental protection, along with the ability to absorb any elements the wearer is protected against.

Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-

Ribbon can be equipped by every character. It is found in the Lower Section of the Tower of Babil. It has a Defense of 9, Magic Defense of 12, Evasion of 2, and Magic Evasion of 12. It grants protection to most statuses with exception of Doom, Sap, Berserk, Slow, Paralyze, and HP Critical.

Final Fantasy IV: The After Years

The Ribbon provides 9 Defense, 12 Magic Defense, 12 Evasion, 12 Magic Evasion, is strong against Mage attacks, and resists all statuses. It can be found during the Gathering Tale, and the True Moon.

Final Fantasy V

Ribbon that prevents most status ailments.

Description

Ribbon is a headgear for Dancers and Freelancers. Other jobs can wear it with the Equip Ribbon ability. It protects against Instant Death, Petrify, Toad, Poison, Darkness, Old, Berserk, and Silence. It grants +12 Defense, +2 Magic Defense and Weight, and +5 Strength, Speed, Magic, and Stamina.

It can be found at Karnak Castle (monster-in-a-box: Sorcerer x2 / Gigas), the Interdimensional Rift (forest section), Regole, Pyramid of Moore, and the Sealed Temple, in Shinryu's Lair, in the Advance, mobile and Steam remakes, and stolen from Lemure (rare).

In the Merged World, the girl in the weapon and armor store of Regole gives a Ribbon to the party if they reach her through a secret passage.

Final Fantasy VI

Silk ribbon enchanted with powerful protective magic. Prevents all status ailments.

Description

Ribbon is a relic that prevents Darkness, Zombie, Poison, Imp, Petrify, Silence, Berserk, Confuse, Sap, and Sleep. It can be stolen from Ultima Weapon (rare), Guardian and Brachiosaur, morphed from Misty, Cherry, Pandora, Coco, and Level 80 Magic, and found at South Figaro, the Moogle Cave in the World of Ruin in Narshe Mines (South Passage), Phoenix Cave, and Kefka's Tower. If a character afflicted with status ailments equips a Ribbon, they are restored to normal.

Kefka equips a Ribbon during the battles in the Imperial Camp, Cave to the Sealed Gate, and against a red palette swap of Ifrit in Thamasa.

Final Fantasy VII

The Ribbon is an accessory that prevents all status ailments except Slow, Stop and Instant Death. It can be found in the Temple of the Ancients and Gaea's Cliff, morphed from Ho-chu or Master Tonberry, and as a prize by winning ten Special Battles at Battle Square.

Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-

Ribbon is an accessory that protects from all statuses except Instant Death. It is a reward for completing mission 5-4-6, stolen from the Gaea Malboro, and obtained through the level 5 version of Item Mugger.

Final Fantasy VIII

The Ribbon support ability can be taught to any Guardian Force with the Ribbon item obtained via Chocobo World. No Guardian Force naturally learns Ribbon, and it cannot be obtained through any other means, making it an ability most international players never get. When equipped, it protects the wearer against all status effects.

In Final Fantasy VIII Remastered Angelo Search yields all the items previously exclusive to Chocobo World, including the Ribbon.

Final Fantasy IX

Item that always keeps Mog beside you

Description

Ribbon does not prevent status effects since the player can learn support abilities to immunize against ailments. Instead, Ribbon is an add-on gained from Mog that allows Eiko to learn to summon Madeen. It also teaches her the Guardian Mog support ability that removes all negative statuses from Eiko (except KO) at the end of a battle.

In place of the usual status prevention, Ribbons halve damage from Fire, Ice, Lightning, and Holy and absorbs Water and Wind. It is obtained during the events at Mount Gulug, found during the Chocobo sidequest in Chocograph #24, given by Stiltzkin after buying everything from him on his journey, and bought in the Treno Auction House (endgame).

Eiko has the Ribbon in her Bring Arts figure. Eiko and Quina Bring Arts from FFIX

Tetra Master

Tetra Master
Ribbon
#076
Location: Prize in Hippaul's racing minigame (reach level 50)
Black Mage No. 56 (disc 4; Black Mage Village cemetery)
Memoria (Defense Phantom in Recollection room, Rare Phantom in Time Warp room)


Final Fantasy X

In the PAL, International, and HD Remaster versions, Ribbon can be customized to any armor via x99 Dark Matter to make the wearer immune to Zombie, Petrification, Poison, Confuse, Berserk, Sleep, Silence, Slow, Darkness, and Doom. It does not provide protection against Instant Death, Curse, Power Break, Magic Break, Armor Break, Mental Break, Eject, or Delay.

The Dark Aeons sometimes drop armor with Ribbon already on it. Ribbon is the most dominant ability and second-most dominant ability combination, and therefore most armor with Ribbon equipped are named as such. The only exception is that when both the Break HP Limit and Break MP Limit abilities appear customized onto the same armor piece.

When a piece of armor is customized with Ribbon as the dominant ability it becomes Sanctuary for Tidus; Holy Ring for Yuna; Solidity for Auron; Shutout for Wakka; Acropolis for Kimahri; Eternity for Lulu; Impervious for Rikku.

The armor with four status proof abilities becomes Black Ribbon for Lulu; Paladin Shield for Tidus; Forbidding Ring for Yuna; Undefeated for Auron; Keeper for Wakka; Ronso Armlet for Kimahri; Argonaut for Rikku. It is inferior to an item equipped with Ribbon as it only prevents four of the nine statuses Ribbon can protect against, and takes up four slots, where a Ribbon ability would only take up one.

Final Fantasy X-2

Ribbon is an accessory and also an auto-ability for the Mascot and each special dressphere, and the ability gained by passing through all colored gates on the Abominable Garment Grid in the International and HD Remaster versions. The accessory can be found in the Bevelle Underground, in the area with the six towers. Activating the correct three (blue) will let the player proceed with the story, but activating and manipulating all the six towers to form a spiral path lets the player access the Ribbon. In the HD Remaster, opening this chest awards the Treasure Hunter trophy/achievement.

The accessory drops from Angra Mainyu, and it can be bribed from Flailing Ochu (Oversoul; rare), Ultima Weapon (normal and Oversoul), and Omega Weapon (normal and Oversoul).

It can also be obtained from the tower re-calibration minigame on the Thunder Plains, thus allowing for three Ribbons in a single playthrough, without the use of Bribe.

Final Fantasy XI

There are several ribbons of various colors. The low-level and mid-level Ribbons will give little Defense against every element, but the defended damage is easy to overlook. The Flawless Ribbon, which is difficult to get, will also give a decent amount of elemental-defense and the ability "Resist Status Ailments". Some Ribbons, such as the Noble's Ribbon, also provide a Charisma bonus, making them popular among Bards.

Final Fantasy XII

XII ribbon

In the original version, Ribbons shields against all status ailments except Instant Death, X-Zone, and Stone. It will prevent Lure but not Berserk. The license to equip Ribbons is at the end of the License Board's accessory section and costs 150 LP. It can drop from the Lv.99 Red Chocobo or Vishno, and found in treasure chests at Cerobi Steppe, Subterra, and Henne Mines, but is rare to acquire.

The easiest place to get a Ribbon is on Cerobi Steppe while equipping the Diamond Armlet. Starting at the Cerobi Steppe save crystal, the player should head north one screen and as soon as they enter they can see a big rock a little to the right. Beyond that, even more to the right, there is another big rock with a treasure right behind it. The chest has a 50% chance to spawn, and a small chance to contain a Ribbon. The player can get more than one Ribbon by repeatedly trying the chest.

In the Zodiac versions, Ribbon protects against the statuses like before, but also provides 1 Defense and 1 Magick Resist as well as Libra and Regen, allowing the player to see traps on the field and enemies' stats, and gradually gain HP. It can be found in the Henne Mines (Special Charter Shaft) and at the Subterra (Abyssal - North). It still drops from the Lv.99 Red Chocobo (100%) and Vishno (1%), and is also obtainable from the Hunt Club sidequest, stolen from Hashmal (rare) in Stage 49, Lv.99 Red Chocobo (rare) in Stage 93 of the Trial Mode, and from Omega Mark XII (uncommon) in Stage 99 and found in a treasure with the Diamond Armlet equipped in Stage 100.

The player can farm Ribbons in the Trial Mode by stealing from Hashmal.

Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings

Dainty ribbon once adored by a revered saint.

Description

Ribbon is an accessory for Ashe that gives the support ability which grants immunity to all statuses to the team. It is acquired for beating the Mission 79: Wings of Midnight.

Final Fantasy XIII

The Ribbon is an accessory that increases resistance to all status ailments by a set amount depending on its level, starting at 20%. It can be obtained by digging up twenty treasures with a chocobo on the Archylte Steppe, dropped from Flowering Cactuars (rare) in the Faultwarrens and Vercingetorix (rare), or by upgrading Entite Rings into Goddess's Favors (via the Sanctum Labs retail network), and when fully upgraded, they can be dismantled into Ribbons.

Final Fantasy XIII-2

Ribbons can be obtained from various sources and have the passive ability "Resilience +40%", which increases resistance from all status ailments by 40%. They cost 100 points to equip, and so can only be equipped once all accessory Crystarium bonuses have been obtained. It can be bought at the Exchange desk in Serendipity for 10,000 coins and dropped from Long Gui (common - 10% chance) and Navidon (rare - 2% chance).

A Delicate Ribbon can also be purchased from Chocolina's shop post-story in the Archylte Steppe -???- AF for 10,000 gil, a Ribbon, and Tear of Woe.

Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII

The Ribbon is the upgraded form of the Satin Scrunchie+, a head accessory with the passive ability "Status Ailments Resistance +75%". It is obtained by finding a third Satin Scrunchie in a New Game+ playthrough.

Final Fantasy XV

Though the item description says it protects from "almost all status ailments", Ribbon protects against all debuffs, including the ones that lower the player's stats and Instant Death.

NameEffectsValueObtainEquippable by
RibbonPrevents 'almost all' status ailments, including Instant Death, stat debuffs, and periodic elemental damage. Doesn't prevent Ignis's Quick Recipeh debuffs or Danger and Down.Buy: —
Sell: 5000
Reward: The Frogs of Legend (Sania) sidequest, Dead General Strikes Down the King (Lestallum, Thoroughfare) hunt
Trade: 40 Oracle Ascension Coins to Alessio in Altissia
All
A surprisingly cute and charming red ribbon. Protects the wearer from almost all status ailments.

Two Ribbons are available as quest rewards in one playthrough; the player must trade Oracle Ascension Coins to Alessio in Altissia, or start a New Game+, to acquire more.

Final Fantasy Tactics

A ribbon that protects against status effects.

Description

The Ribbon can only be worn by female characters and Cloud. In War of the Lions, the Onion Knight job class can also equip Ribbons. Ribbon provides a minimal boost to HP and protects the wearer from all status ailments.

The three hairpins—Barette, Cachusha, and Ribbon—are the only armor that the Dragonkin class can equip, aside from the PSP multiplayer-only Minerva Bustier. Ribbons can be poached from Wild Boars and obtained via Melee and Rendezvous.

Final Fantasy Tactics Advance

This women's ribbon wards off all ailments.

Description

The Ribbon is a helm worn by viera and Ritz. Ribbon nullifies all status ailments, as opposed to other accessories which block half of a list each.

The Ribbon can be obtained by leveling up Craft to level 50, stolen from Ritz and Shara in Mission #023: Over The Hill, or Elementalist in Mission #021: Materite Now!, and as a reward for a "Town-Town-Town-Town" Treasure Hunt. Alternatively, Shara comes equipped with a Ribbon after recruiting her. In addition, the Ribbon provides +2 Defense and +5 Resistance.

Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift

The Ribbon is a hair accessory. The gria, viera, Adelle, Frimelda Lotice, The Night Dancer, and Penelo can wear it normally; others can wear it by using the Ribbon-bearer support ability available to Seers, Tricksters, and Tinkers, making the nu mou and seeq the only races that cannot equip one.

One series of quests involves tracking down the makers of counterfeit Ribbons, and helping the Galima Pepe company harvest the materials needed for making the real thing. It is revealed that Ribbons are made (or taken) from a unique class of sweet-smelling Malboro called Cassies.

While any other accessory or piece of armor can be stolen, Ribbons are exempt. It protects from all debuffs, while adding 2 to the Defense stat, and 5 to Resistance stat. It can be obtained through the Memories quest, by presenting Old Man Boiboi with seven Wayfarers Logs, by filling up the first Place gauge in the auction, and the "Help Wanted!" quest by donating a total of 80,000 gil. It can also be obtained from an urn on the "Sleight of Hand" quest, located on the far left corner of the map. A jump of 4 is needed to reach the place, a mounted Chocobo Knight can get there, but will need to dismount to take the treasure.

Final Fantasy Tactics S

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Final Fantasy Type-0

The Ribbon is an accessory that prevents all status ailments. It is obtained from the Class First Moogle after 30 hours of playtime.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles

Ribbon is a magic raising artifact that increases Magic by 9. It drops from a Lich in Rebena Te Ra.

Final Fantasy Legend III

The Ribbon is an accessory that makes the bearer immune to all status effects. There are exactly four Ribbons, three in the final dungeon and its surrounds. It is possible to give the Ribbon to Borgin, but like all temporary party members he will not be able to remove it, and so the player should only do so if they are dedicated to a monster transformation for one or more party members (as they cannot use equipment at all).

The ability called All grants immunity to all status ailments and can be used by Set, Anubis, WaterHag, Dogra, Ashura, Chaos, Guha, Jorgandr, Ballor, Sol, and Xagor.

Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light

The Ribbon is an accessory that blocks all status afflictions. It may be sold for 2000G. It can be found on floor B2 of the Star Chamber and stolen from the Ogre Bear in the Animal Burrow after freeing Lilibelle from the spider's web.

Final Fantasy Dimensions

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Final Fantasy Dimensions II

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Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)

The Ribbon is a level 78 piece of head armor that lowers HP by 255 but raises Bravery by 303. It also lowers the chance of breakable items breaking by 20%. It can be obtained from the shop by trading a Cat Ear Hood, Wyvern Wing x3 and Transmogridust x16.

Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy

The Ribbon is a level 60 ribbon that provides -268 HP, +301 Bravery, and -20% Accessory Breakability. It can be obtained by trading 56,900 gil, Cat-Ear Hood, Pink Tail x20, and Summoner's Desire x10.

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy

Equipping a ribbon increases the chance of getting rare items. It can be obtained randomly after completing a Music Stage.

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call

Ribbon is an item that can be used at the beginning of the Music Stage. It makes the player somewhat more likely to receive rare items and has full strength. It can be obtained randomly after completing a Music Stage.

Final Fantasy Brave Exvius

A mysterious ribbon that is said to be a relic from the gods. Although its name suggests that it is an accessory exclusive to women, the amazing power it holds within can actually protect anyone who owns it from terrible disasters. The satin or silk-like material it is made from is said to prevent the ribbon from ever becoming damaged or dirtied. However, since only a handful of people have ever known to actually possess this accessory, the truth behind this claim remains uncertain.

Description

The Ribbon is an 8★ accessory that provides a small boost to DEF and SPR, but its true purpose is to immunize the user against most status effects (Poison, Blind, Silence, Sleep, Paralysis, Confusion, Disease, and Petrify). It can obtained as a Trust Master Reward from the unit Kefka.

Chocobo's Dungeon 2

The Ribbon Saddle is armor that protects against all negative status effects.

Final Fantasy Trading Card Game

Ribbon TCG

Ribbon appears as a card using Final Fantasy VII artwork.

Non-Final Fantasy guest appearances

Kingdom Hearts series

KH ribbon

The Ribbon appears in Kingdom Hearts where it provides 20% to elemental resistance and adds 3 to defense. It is only obtainable by synthesizing.

Ribbons can also be synthesized in Kingdom Hearts II. They provide 20% to elemental resistance and add 4 to defense. In the Final Mix version, they can be upgraded into a more powerful version called Grand Ribbon which increases elemental resistance by 25%. There is also a slightly weaker version called the Petite Ribbon which increases elemental resistances by 10%.

Bravely Default

A mysterious ribbon said to have originated in the Age of Myths.

Description

Ribbon is a hat that provides 11 P.DEF, 3 M.DEF, and grants to wearer immunity to Poison, Blind, Silence, Sleep, Paralyze, Dread, Confuse, Charm, and Death. It can be found in the Dark Aurora (4F).

Bravely Second: End Layer

Ribbon is a hat that provides 11 P.DEF, 3 M. DEF, and nullifies most status ailments except for Berserk. It can be found in Dimension's Keep.

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