Intangir Bot (talk | contribs) m (Bot: Changing template: Enemy-stub) |
|||
(8 intermediate revisions by 4 users not shown) | |||
Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
+ | {{sideicon|FFI|FFIV|IVTAY|Type0|FFD2|DFF2008|D012|TFF|TFFCC|PFF|FFAB|FFATB|FFRK|Mobius|FFTCG}} |
||
[[File:Rubicante.jpg|200px|right|Artwork by [[Yoshitaka Amano]].]] |
[[File:Rubicante.jpg|200px|right|Artwork by [[Yoshitaka Amano]].]] |
||
− | {{ |
+ | {{Quote|Leader of Golbez's elemental archfiends, dubbed the Autarch of Flame.|''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)|Dissidia Final Fantasy]]'' Summon Compendium}} |
'''Rubicante''' {{J|ルビカンテ|Rubikante}}, also known as '''Rubicant''', is a recurring character in the ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' universe. First appearing in ''[[Final Fantasy IV]]'' as a minor antagonist, he is one of the four archfiends associated with the elements; in this case, fire. Despite his role as an antagonist, he has a strong sense of honor and fair play, unlike the other archfiends. |
'''Rubicante''' {{J|ルビカンテ|Rubikante}}, also known as '''Rubicant''', is a recurring character in the ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' universe. First appearing in ''[[Final Fantasy IV]]'' as a minor antagonist, he is one of the four archfiends associated with the elements; in this case, fire. Despite his role as an antagonist, he has a strong sense of honor and fair play, unlike the other archfiends. |
||
==Appearances== |
==Appearances== |
||
===''[[Final Fantasy]]''=== |
===''[[Final Fantasy]]''=== |
||
− | {{sideicon|FFI}} |
||
{{main|Rubicante (Final Fantasy)}} |
{{main|Rubicante (Final Fantasy)}} |
||
[[File:Rubicante DoS.png|right|100px|Artwork from ''Dawn of Souls''.]] |
[[File:Rubicante DoS.png|right|100px|Artwork from ''Dawn of Souls''.]] |
||
Rubicante appears in the ''[[Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls|Dawn of Souls]]'' and ''[[Final Fantasy 20th Anniversary|20th Anniversary]]'' remakes as a boss at the last floor [[Hellfire Chasm]], one of the bonus dungeons for the remakes. Defeating him will take the player off the dungeon, and he drops a [[Kikuichimonji]]. |
Rubicante appears in the ''[[Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls|Dawn of Souls]]'' and ''[[Final Fantasy 20th Anniversary|20th Anniversary]]'' remakes as a boss at the last floor [[Hellfire Chasm]], one of the bonus dungeons for the remakes. Defeating him will take the player off the dungeon, and he drops a [[Kikuichimonji]]. |
||
− | {{ |
+ | {{clear}} |
===''[[Final Fantasy IV]]''=== |
===''[[Final Fantasy IV]]''=== |
||
⚫ | |||
− | {{sideicon|FFIV}} |
||
⚫ | |||
[[File:FF4 PSP Rubicante Field.png|left]] |
[[File:FF4 PSP Rubicante Field.png|left]] |
||
− | {{ |
+ | {{Quote|I respect men like you. Men with... courage. But you are a slave to your emotions, and so will never know true strength. Such is the curse of men.|''Rubicante''}} |
− | Rubicante |
+ | Rubicante is a boss and one of [[Golbez]]'s [[Archfiends]], and is the Element Lord of Fire, titled the Autarch of Flame. He is considered to be the most powerful of the four, and is their leader. |
− | In spite of his less than savory actions, he is an honorable fighter at heart, and restores the party's health before every fight against him. He wears a "Cloak of Flame", which, when donned, absorbs all elemental magic, though ice elemental weapons can still damage him (the 3D version is an exception to this). He is voiced [[Doug Lee]]{{foot|credited as Lee Everest in the DS version}} and [[Norio Wakamoto]] in the English and Japanese versions respectively. |
+ | In spite of his less than savory actions, he is an honorable fighter at heart, and restores the party's health before every fight against him. He wears a "Cloak of Flame", which, when donned, absorbs all elemental magic, though ice elemental weapons can still damage him (the 3D version is an exception to this). He is voiced by [[Doug Lee]]{{foot|credited as Lee Everest in the DS version}} and [[Norio Wakamoto]] in the English and Japanese versions respectively. |
{{spoiler}} |
{{spoiler}} |
||
− | [[File:Rubicante PSP.png|right|Rubicante |
+ | [[File:Rubicante PSP.png|right|Rubicante (PSP).]] |
Rubicante first appears in the [[Tower of Babil]], where he is overseeing the destruction of [[Eblan]]. It is assumed that he led this attack. The attack succeeds, and Eblan's inhabitants are forced to flee to [[Cave of Eblan]]. He is first seen speaking to [[Dr. Lugae (Final Fantasy IV)|Dr. Lugae]] in the Tower of Babil in the [[Earth (Final Fantasy IV)#Underworld|Underworld]], when Lugae transports him to the [[Earth (Final Fantasy IV)#Overworld|Overworld]]. |
Rubicante first appears in the [[Tower of Babil]], where he is overseeing the destruction of [[Eblan]]. It is assumed that he led this attack. The attack succeeds, and Eblan's inhabitants are forced to flee to [[Cave of Eblan]]. He is first seen speaking to [[Dr. Lugae (Final Fantasy IV)|Dr. Lugae]] in the Tower of Babil in the [[Earth (Final Fantasy IV)#Underworld|Underworld]], when Lugae transports him to the [[Earth (Final Fantasy IV)#Overworld|Overworld]]. |
||
Line 30: | Line 29: | ||
Rubicante is revived by [[Zemus]], along with [[Scarmiglione#Final Fantasy IV|Scarmiglione]], [[Cagnazzo#Final Fantasy IV|Cagnazzo]], and [[Barbariccia#Final Fantasy IV|Barbariccia]]. They fight Cecil's party one last time in the [[Giant of Babil]] together. However, they are all defeated again. |
Rubicante is revived by [[Zemus]], along with [[Scarmiglione#Final Fantasy IV|Scarmiglione]], [[Cagnazzo#Final Fantasy IV|Cagnazzo]], and [[Barbariccia#Final Fantasy IV|Barbariccia]]. They fight Cecil's party one last time in the [[Giant of Babil]] together. However, they are all defeated again. |
||
− | {{ |
+ | {{clear}} |
====''[[Final Fantasy IV: The After Years]]''==== |
====''[[Final Fantasy IV: The After Years]]''==== |
||
⚫ | |||
− | {{sideicon|IVTAY}} |
||
⚫ | |||
Rubicante appears at [[Eblan]]'s Castle where he fights the party in a scripted battle. He gives Edge a clue on how to defeat Ifrit during the [[Second Battle of Eblan]], who has taken control of the castle and Rydia and Edge learn Rubicante's Inferno as a Band ability. He reappears on the [[True Moon]] as a boss spawned by the [[Crystal (term)|Crystals]]. |
Rubicante appears at [[Eblan]]'s Castle where he fights the party in a scripted battle. He gives Edge a clue on how to defeat Ifrit during the [[Second Battle of Eblan]], who has taken control of the castle and Rydia and Edge learn Rubicante's Inferno as a Band ability. He reappears on the [[True Moon]] as a boss spawned by the [[Crystal (term)|Crystals]]. |
||
The player can have a one-on-one fight with him as Edge, and obtain Rubicante's cloak, the Fire Scarf. With it, Edge can absorb any fire-elemental attacks. After defeating him, Edge acknowledges Rubicante is still a worthy opponent and has possibly made peace with him. |
The player can have a one-on-one fight with him as Edge, and obtain Rubicante's cloak, the Fire Scarf. With it, Edge can absorb any fire-elemental attacks. After defeating him, Edge acknowledges Rubicante is still a worthy opponent and has possibly made peace with him. |
||
{{endspoiler}} |
{{endspoiler}} |
||
− | {{ |
+ | {{clear}} |
===''[[Final Fantasy Type-0]]''=== |
===''[[Final Fantasy Type-0]]''=== |
||
⚫ | {{Quote|Blessed with perpetual Regen status, this durable Eidolon is well suited for drawn-out battles of attrition. However, due to its low HP, Rubicante is susceptible to fast-paced enemy onslaughts. Thus, the dominion legions choose to summon this Eidolon only once they have broken through the enemy's first lines of defense.|Rubicus}} |
||
− | {{sideicon|Type0}} |
||
⚫ | {{ |
||
Rubicante is one of the many versions of [[Ifrit#Final Fantasy Type-0|Ifrit]]. This model has only two attacks, and has the lowest HP maximum among the fire [[Eidolon (Type-0)|Eidolons]]. |
Rubicante is one of the many versions of [[Ifrit#Final Fantasy Type-0|Ifrit]]. This model has only two attacks, and has the lowest HP maximum among the fire [[Eidolon (Type-0)|Eidolons]]. |
||
===''[[Final Fantasy Dimensions II]]''=== |
===''[[Final Fantasy Dimensions II]]''=== |
||
− | {{sideicon|FFD2}} |
||
[[File:FFLTNS Rubicante Artwork.jpg|right|250px]] |
[[File:FFLTNS Rubicante Artwork.jpg|right|250px]] |
||
Rubicante appears as a [[Fire (element)|fire]]-elemental summon. His special attack is [[Scorch (ability)|Scorch]], which deals fire-elemental damage to a single enemy two times. |
Rubicante appears as a [[Fire (element)|fire]]-elemental summon. His special attack is [[Scorch (ability)|Scorch]], which deals fire-elemental damage to a single enemy two times. |
||
Line 57: | Line 53: | ||
<gallery> |
<gallery> |
||
− | FFLTnS Rubicante Alt1.png|Alt |
+ | FFLTnS Rubicante Alt1.png|Alt signet. |
</gallery> |
</gallery> |
||
− | {{ |
+ | {{Section|Final Fantasy Dimensions II}} |
− | {{ |
+ | {{clear}} |
− | ===''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)|Dissidia Final Fantasy]]''=== |
+ | ===''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)|Dissidia Final Fantasy]]'' and ''[[Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy]]''=== |
− | {{sideicon|DFF2008}} |
||
[[File:DFF Rubicante.png|right|thumb|250px|Rubicante being summoned.]] |
[[File:DFF Rubicante.png|right|thumb|250px|Rubicante being summoned.]] |
||
Rubicante is a [[List of summons|summon]] and is a counter to an opponent's summon and triples the summoner's [[Bravery (stat)|Bravery]] points. His original artwork from ''[[Final Fantasy IV]]'' is used. |
Rubicante is a [[List of summons|summon]] and is a counter to an opponent's summon and triples the summoner's [[Bravery (stat)|Bravery]] points. His original artwork from ''[[Final Fantasy IV]]'' is used. |
||
Line 73: | Line 68: | ||
There is also an equipment bearing his name, called "Rubicante's Cowl". |
There is also an equipment bearing his name, called "Rubicante's Cowl". |
||
⚫ | |||
− | ====''[[Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy]]''==== |
||
− | {{sideicon|D012}} |
||
− | Rubicante has the same function from the previous ''Dissidia''. He can be purchased from certain [[Moogle Shop]]s for 100 [[KP]]. The headgear referencing him also returns. |
||
− | |||
⚫ | |||
===''[[Theatrhythm Final Fantasy]]''=== |
===''[[Theatrhythm Final Fantasy]]''=== |
||
− | {{sideicon|TFF}} |
||
[[File:Theatrhythm Rubicante.png|left|80px]] |
[[File:Theatrhythm Rubicante.png|left|80px]] |
||
− | {{ |
+ | {{Quote|The Autarch of Flame, Rubicante is the greatest of the Archfiends. Cloaked in fire, he freely wields his Inferno to burn all that stand before him, leaving only bone and ash behind in the raging flames...|Rubicante's CollectaCard}} |
Rubicante, along with the other elemental archfiends, makes an appearance as an enemy. |
Rubicante, along with the other elemental archfiends, makes an appearance as an enemy. |
||
− | {{ |
+ | {{clear}} |
====''[[Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call]]''==== |
====''[[Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call]]''==== |
||
− | {{sideicon|TFFCC}} |
||
Rubicante appears as an enemy in [[Battle Music Sequence]]s. |
Rubicante appears as an enemy in [[Battle Music Sequence]]s. |
||
===''[[Pictlogica Final Fantasy]]''=== |
===''[[Pictlogica Final Fantasy]]''=== |
||
− | {{sideicon|PFF}} |
||
[[File:PFF Rubicante.png|90px|right|Rubicante.]] |
[[File:PFF Rubicante.png|90px|right|Rubicante.]] |
||
Rubicante from ''Final Fantasy IV'' appears as an enemy. |
Rubicante from ''Final Fantasy IV'' appears as an enemy. |
||
− | {{ |
+ | {{clear}} |
===''[[Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade]]''=== |
===''[[Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade]]''=== |
||
− | {{sideicon|FFAB}} |
||
[[File:FFAB Rubicante.png|right|125px]] |
[[File:FFAB Rubicante.png|right|125px]] |
||
Rubicante appears as an enemy during an event called "[[Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade events#Final Fantasy Special Event Part 2 - Shattered World|Showdown]]". In battle, Rubicante uses [[Scorch (ability)|Scorch]]. |
Rubicante appears as an enemy during an event called "[[Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade events#Final Fantasy Special Event Part 2 - Shattered World|Showdown]]". In battle, Rubicante uses [[Scorch (ability)|Scorch]]. |
||
Line 106: | Line 93: | ||
===''[[Final Fantasy All the Bravest]]''=== |
===''[[Final Fantasy All the Bravest]]''=== |
||
− | {{sideicon|FFATB}} |
||
[[Final Fantasy All the Bravest enemies#Rubicante|Rubicante]] appears as a boss. |
[[Final Fantasy All the Bravest enemies#Rubicante|Rubicante]] appears as a boss. |
||
===''[[Final Fantasy Record Keeper]]''=== |
===''[[Final Fantasy Record Keeper]]''=== |
||
− | {{sideicon|FFRK}} |
||
[[File:FFRK Rubicante Player.png|right]] |
[[File:FFRK Rubicante Player.png|right]] |
||
{{main|/Record Keeper}} |
{{main|/Record Keeper}} |
||
− | {{ |
+ | {{Quote|A man cloaked in crimson, leader of Golbez's four Archfiends. Rubicante is a noble foe who shuns deception, sincerely believing that the only good fight is a fair fight. A master of fire, his Inferno attack is particularly deadly.|Character profile.}} |
Rubicante is a boss in dedicated {{nobr|FF IV}} stages and is a playable character who could be initially recruited during the [[Challenge Event]] [[Fate Calls, Power Awakens]] as a First Time Reward for completing the event's Lair of the Father stage on Clasic difficulty. |
Rubicante is a boss in dedicated {{nobr|FF IV}} stages and is a playable character who could be initially recruited during the [[Challenge Event]] [[Fate Calls, Power Awakens]] as a First Time Reward for completing the event's Lair of the Father stage on Clasic difficulty. |
||
Line 120: | Line 105: | ||
{{main|/Brave Exvius}} |
{{main|/Brave Exvius}} |
||
[[File:FFBE 8096 Rubicante.png|right|No. 8096 Rubicante (6★).]] |
[[File:FFBE 8096 Rubicante.png|right|No. 8096 Rubicante (6★).]] |
||
− | {{ |
+ | {{Quote|Excellent! You are a fine warrior indeed.|Max Trust Mastery}} |
Rubicante appears as a character and summonable vision. His job is listed as Elemental Archfiend. |
Rubicante appears as a character and summonable vision. His job is listed as Elemental Archfiend. |
||
Line 348: | Line 333: | ||
FFBE Inferno.gif|Inferno limit burst. |
FFBE Inferno.gif|Inferno limit burst. |
||
</gallery> |
</gallery> |
||
− | {{Enemy |
+ | {{Enemy section|Final Fantasy Brave Exvius}} |
===''[[Mobius Final Fantasy]]''=== |
===''[[Mobius Final Fantasy]]''=== |
||
− | {{sideicon|Mobius}} |
||
[[File:MFF Rubicante FFIV.jpg|right|250px]] |
[[File:MFF Rubicante FFIV.jpg|right|250px]] |
||
− | {{ |
+ | {{Section|Mobius Final Fantasy}} |
− | {{ |
+ | {{clear}} |
===''[[Final Fantasy Trading Card Game]]''=== |
===''[[Final Fantasy Trading Card Game]]''=== |
||
− | {{sideicon|FFTCG}} |
||
Rubicante appears with three Fire-elemental cards: one depicting his Yoshitaka Amano artwork from ''Final Fantasy IV''; one depicting his artwork from ''Theatrhythm Final Fantasy'' and one depicting his artwork from ''Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls''. |
Rubicante appears with three Fire-elemental cards: one depicting his Yoshitaka Amano artwork from ''Final Fantasy IV''; one depicting his artwork from ''Theatrhythm Final Fantasy'' and one depicting his artwork from ''Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls''. |
||
Line 379: | Line 362: | ||
===''[[wikipedia:Guardian Cross|Guardian Cross]]''=== |
===''[[wikipedia:Guardian Cross|Guardian Cross]]''=== |
||
− | {{ |
+ | {{Quote|This leader of the Elemental Archfiends bends fire to his will and dons a cape which wards against ice, his sole bane.|Description}} |
Rubicante, along with [[Cagnazzo]], [[Scarmiglione]], and [[Barbariccia]] are all promotional cards, all of whom were special captures to celebrate the release of ''Final Fantasy IV'' for the Apple iPad. All of them are Rank 5 (the rarest), with Rubicante being a Humanoid-type Guardian that would have been found in the Glaverow Volcanic Zone. |
Rubicante, along with [[Cagnazzo]], [[Scarmiglione]], and [[Barbariccia]] are all promotional cards, all of whom were special captures to celebrate the release of ''Final Fantasy IV'' for the Apple iPad. All of them are Rank 5 (the rarest), with Rubicante being a Humanoid-type Guardian that would have been found in the Glaverow Volcanic Zone. |
||
===''[[w:c:mana:Rise of Mana|Rise of Mana]]''=== |
===''[[w:c:mana:Rise of Mana|Rise of Mana]]''=== |
||
[[File:RoM Rubicante.png|150px|right|thumb|Rubicante.]] |
[[File:RoM Rubicante.png|150px|right|thumb|Rubicante.]] |
||
+ | Rubicante appeared as a limited-time event boss in ''Rise of Mana''. His appearance simply reuses his boss model from the 3D remakes of ''Final Fantasy IV''. |
||
− | {{stub|Rise of Mana}} |
||
− | {{ |
+ | {{clear}} |
===''[[Heavenstrike Rivals]]''=== |
===''[[Heavenstrike Rivals]]''=== |
||
− | Rubicante and Hellfire Rubicante |
+ | Rubicante and Hellfire Rubicante were limited-time units and their ability is [[Inferno (ability)|Inferno]]. Rubicante could be promoted to Hellfire Rubicante. |
<gallery> |
<gallery> |
||
Line 416: | Line 399: | ||
{{navbox summons}} |
{{navbox summons}} |
||
⚫ | |||
− | [[Category:Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008) summons]] |
||
⚫ | |||
[[fr:Rubicante]] |
[[fr:Rubicante]] |
||
[[it:Rubicante]] |
[[it:Rubicante]] |
||
[[pt-br:Rubicante]] |
[[pt-br:Rubicante]] |
||
⚫ | |||
⚫ |
Revision as of 17:15, 13 January 2020
Template:Sideicon
Leader of Golbez's elemental archfiends, dubbed the Autarch of Flame.
Dissidia Final Fantasy Summon Compendium
Rubicante (ルビカンテ, Rubikante?), also known as Rubicant, is a recurring character in the Final Fantasy universe. First appearing in Final Fantasy IV as a minor antagonist, he is one of the four archfiends associated with the elements; in this case, fire. Despite his role as an antagonist, he has a strong sense of honor and fair play, unlike the other archfiends.
Appearances
Final Fantasy
Rubicante appears in the Dawn of Souls and 20th Anniversary remakes as a boss at the last floor Hellfire Chasm, one of the bonus dungeons for the remakes. Defeating him will take the player off the dungeon, and he drops a Kikuichimonji.
Final Fantasy IV
I respect men like you. Men with... courage. But you are a slave to your emotions, and so will never know true strength. Such is the curse of men.
Rubicante
Rubicante is a boss and one of Golbez's Archfiends, and is the Element Lord of Fire, titled the Autarch of Flame. He is considered to be the most powerful of the four, and is their leader.
In spite of his less than savory actions, he is an honorable fighter at heart, and restores the party's health before every fight against him. He wears a "Cloak of Flame", which, when donned, absorbs all elemental magic, though ice elemental weapons can still damage him (the 3D version is an exception to this). He is voiced by Doug Lee* and credited as Lee Everest in the DS versionNorio Wakamoto in the English and Japanese versions respectively.
Rubicante first appears in the Tower of Babil, where he is overseeing the destruction of Eblan. It is assumed that he led this attack. The attack succeeds, and Eblan's inhabitants are forced to flee to Cave of Eblan. He is first seen speaking to Dr. Lugae in the Tower of Babil in the Underworld, when Lugae transports him to the Overworld.
There, he is chased by Edge, the prince of Eblan, who seeks revenge for the destruction of Eblan and the assumed murder of his parents. Cecil Harvey, Kain Highwind, Rydia, and Rosa Joanna Farrell witness Edge's loss to Rubicante, and Rubicante's subsequent departure.
The party confronts Rubicante again in the upper half of the Tower of Babil, where Edge accuses him of not only destroying Eblan, but also turning his parents into monsters. Rubicante explains that the transformation of the king and queen of Eblan into chimeras was Lugae's doing, and in an interesting show of his character, when he saw what had happened to Edge's parents he actually cursed Lugae for what he did. He commends Edge's strength but sees him as being too emotional to be a worthy opponent. Edge ignores Rubicante's remark, and joins the party in attacking, and then defeating Rubicante. Unlike the other fiends, Rubicante accepts his defeat and compliments the party on their victory.
Rubicante is revived by Zemus, along with Scarmiglione, Cagnazzo, and Barbariccia. They fight Cecil's party one last time in the Giant of Babil together. However, they are all defeated again.
Final Fantasy IV: The After Years
Rubicante appears at Eblan's Castle where he fights the party in a scripted battle. He gives Edge a clue on how to defeat Ifrit during the Second Battle of Eblan, who has taken control of the castle and Rydia and Edge learn Rubicante's Inferno as a Band ability. He reappears on the True Moon as a boss spawned by the Crystals.
The player can have a one-on-one fight with him as Edge, and obtain Rubicante's cloak, the Fire Scarf. With it, Edge can absorb any fire-elemental attacks. After defeating him, Edge acknowledges Rubicante is still a worthy opponent and has possibly made peace with him.
Final Fantasy Type-0
Blessed with perpetual Regen status, this durable Eidolon is well suited for drawn-out battles of attrition. However, due to its low HP, Rubicante is susceptible to fast-paced enemy onslaughts. Thus, the dominion legions choose to summon this Eidolon only once they have broken through the enemy's first lines of defense.
Rubicus
Rubicante is one of the many versions of Ifrit. This model has only two attacks, and has the lowest HP maximum among the fire Eidolons.
Final Fantasy Dimensions II
Rubicante appears as a fire-elemental summon. His special attack is Scorch, which deals fire-elemental damage to a single enemy two times.
Rubicante allows the wielder to use the following abilities:
- I'll Recover You! I
- I'll Recover You! II
- I'll Recover You! III
Dissidia Final Fantasy and Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy
Rubicante is a summon and is a counter to an opponent's summon and triples the summoner's Bravery points. His original artwork from Final Fantasy IV is used.
Rubicante can be obtained on the second stage of the Shade Impulse III storyline. When the player collects Rubicante's Summonstone, the dialogue mirrors what Rubicante says to Edge before his boss battle in Final Fantasy IV.
Like the other Archfiends, Rubicante appears to act as a "counter" version of one of the original Final Fantasy's Four Fiends. Specifically, Rubicante's Inferno accomplishes the same result as Tiamat's Wind Arcana; tripling the Summoner's Bravery. Both Rubicante and Tiamat are the fourth and final "fiend" the party encounters in their respective games.
There is also an equipment bearing his name, called "Rubicante's Cowl".
In Dissidia 012, he can be purchased from certain Moogle Shops for 100 KP. Rubicante also appears as a tutor for the Labyrinth feature at the in-game manuals.
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy
The Autarch of Flame, Rubicante is the greatest of the Archfiends. Cloaked in fire, he freely wields his Inferno to burn all that stand before him, leaving only bone and ash behind in the raging flames...
Rubicante's CollectaCard
Rubicante, along with the other elemental archfiends, makes an appearance as an enemy.
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call
Rubicante appears as an enemy in Battle Music Sequences.
Pictlogica Final Fantasy
Rubicante from Final Fantasy IV appears as an enemy.
Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade
Rubicante appears as an enemy during an event called "Showdown". In battle, Rubicante uses Scorch.
Final Fantasy All the Bravest
Rubicante appears as a boss.
Final Fantasy Record Keeper
A man cloaked in crimson, leader of Golbez's four Archfiends. Rubicante is a noble foe who shuns deception, sincerely believing that the only good fight is a fair fight. A master of fire, his Inferno attack is particularly deadly.
Character profile.
Rubicante is a boss in dedicated FF IV stages and is a playable character who could be initially recruited during the Challenge Event Fate Calls, Power Awakens as a First Time Reward for completing the event's Lair of the Father stage on Clasic difficulty.
Final Fantasy Brave Exvius
Template:Sideicon
Excellent! You are a fine warrior indeed.
Max Trust Mastery
Rubicante appears as a character and summonable vision. His job is listed as Elemental Archfiend.
Rubicante's Trust Master reward is the Cloak of Flames accessory.
- Story
4★ - No. 8094: One of Golbez's Archfiends who appears in the tales of a blue planet watched over by two moons. Rubicante, rumored to be the strongest amongst the Archfiends, is a man of large build who dons a red mantle. He is in charge of protecting the Tower of Babil, which stretches from the Earth's Underworld to the Overworld, and has been ordered by Golbez to destroy the Kingdom of Eblan. Once Golbez steals the Dark Crystal from the Dwarven Castle, the Archfiend entrusts the Tower of Babil to Dr. Lugae, who transports him to the Overworld along with the Crystal.5★ - No. 8095: One of Golbez's Archfiends who appears in the tales of a blue planet watched over by two moons. Rubicante destroyed the Kingdom of Eblan, Edge's home, with his ability to command fire. As a warrior, he believes in fair fights and usually prefers not to engage in any meaningless killing. Even when the revenge-thirsty Edge comes to challenge him in the Cave of Eblan, the Archfiend faces him head on and commends the young prince on his boldness. However, he also recognizes Edge's immaturity, and thus chooses not to take his life in battle.6★ - No. 8096: One of Golbez's Archfiends who appears in the tales of a blue planet watched over by two moons. Rubicante is a large built man who commands the element of fire, and unlike the other three Archfiends condones fair fighting, as he respects a warrior's sense of pride. When he shows himself before Cecil at the Tower of Babil, he not only apologizes for Dr. Lugae's experiments on humans, but also uses his own magic to completely restore Cecil and his party to prime condition before facing them in battle.Entries for different versions of Rubicante.
- Stats
Rubicante's stats at his highest levels are as follows (with no passive abilities taken into account), along with the maximum amount of stat points that can be increased through pot-enhancements:
- Abilities
Ability | Level |
---|---|
Fira | 6 |
Firaga | 14 |
Firelord* Passive | 26 |
Honorable Fighter* Passive | 40 |
Ability | Level |
---|---|
Blizzaga | 20 |
Osmose | 42 |
Cloak Closed | 34 |
Autarch of Flame* Passive | 50 |
Ability | Level |
---|---|
Flare | 45 |
Firaja | 80 |
Cloak Open | 15 |
I'll Recover You! | 54 |
Dual Black Magic | 70 |
Face Me!* Passive | 100 |
Ability | Obtained by |
---|---|
Firaga | Activated by Face Me! |
Blizzaga | Activated by Face Me! |
- Equipment
Rubicante can equip the following weapons: staves and rods.
He can equip the following armors: hats, clothes and robes.
He can equip accessories.
- Limit Bursts
- Awakening Materials
5★ | 6★ |
---|---|
Mystic Ore x25 Deepsea Bloom x13 Sacred Crystal x15 Esper's Tear x8 Holy Crystal x8 |
Calamity Gem x10 Fairies' Writ x10 Calamity Writ x10 Prismatic Horn x5 Divine Crystal x15 |
- Quotes
Rarity | Summoned | Fused | Awoken |
---|---|---|---|
4★ | Should I know you from somewhere? | Pitiful. Allow me to show you real flame! | - |
5★ | You've strength worthy enough of pride, but not nearly enough to think of challenging me. | The frozen winds of hell's ninth circle could not penetrate this cloak of flame I wear! | I respect men like you. Men with...courage. |
6★ | You are a slave to your emotions, and so will never know true strength. Such is the curse of Men. | Most interesting... You combine your strength to overcome foes stronger even than yourself. | I, unlike the others, believe in fighting with honor. |
- Gallery
Mobius Final Fantasy
Final Fantasy Trading Card Game
Rubicante appears with three Fire-elemental cards: one depicting his Yoshitaka Amano artwork from Final Fantasy IV; one depicting his artwork from Theatrhythm Final Fantasy and one depicting his artwork from Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls.
Non-Final Fantasy guest appearances
Hanjuku Hero: Aa, Sekaiyo Hanjukunare...!
A parody of Rubicante from Final Fantasy IV makes an appearance in the 4th chapter of the game along with the other Archfiends. The chapter number they appear in alludes to the number 4, their game's origin. The seasons have been stolen, and by defeating the Four Archfiends will return the seasons. They each have a castle, and are located on the four corners of the map. Samakante (サマカンテ, Samakante?), the Fiend of Summer is found in the southwest castle.
Lord of Vermilion
Rubicante is a card in Lord of Vermilion II, along with other characters from Final Fantasy IV, as a special cross promotion. Rubicante also appears in Lord of Vermilion Arena.
Guardian Cross
This leader of the Elemental Archfiends bends fire to his will and dons a cape which wards against ice, his sole bane.
Description
Rubicante, along with Cagnazzo, Scarmiglione, and Barbariccia are all promotional cards, all of whom were special captures to celebrate the release of Final Fantasy IV for the Apple iPad. All of them are Rank 5 (the rarest), with Rubicante being a Humanoid-type Guardian that would have been found in the Glaverow Volcanic Zone.
Rise of Mana
Rubicante appeared as a limited-time event boss in Rise of Mana. His appearance simply reuses his boss model from the 3D remakes of Final Fantasy IV.
Heavenstrike Rivals
Rubicante and Hellfire Rubicante were limited-time units and their ability is Inferno. Rubicante could be promoted to Hellfire Rubicante.
Gallery
Etymology
Divine Comedy. He is one of the 12 Malebranche ("Evil Claws") who guard Bolgia Five of the eighth circle of Hell, Malebolge. Vulgar and quarrelsome, their duty is to force the corrupt politicians to stay under the surface of a boiling lake of pitch.
Rubicante is a demon in the Inferno of Dante'sHis name means "Red-faced Terror".