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Sapphire Weapon FFVII Art

Sapphire Weapon concept art for Final Fantasy VII.

Sapphire Weapon (エメラルドウェポン, サファイアウェポン?, lit. Safaiawepon) is a recurring creature in the Final Fantasy series. An aquatic variation of the Weapons, it is distinguished by its blue coloration and sleek, serpentine design. Unlike other Weapons, the Sapphire Weapon is rarely encountered in combat, often being dealt with by non-player characters.

Appearances[]

Final Fantasy VII[]

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Sapphire Weapon approaching Junon.

Sapphire Weapon is one of the seven Weapons created by the Planet, and one of the five in Final Fantasy VII roused to protect the world following Meteor's summoning. It is aquatic and can shoot a laser from its mouth. It is the only Weapon that cannot be fought by the party.

After Meteor is summoned and Tifa awakes in Junon, Heidegger reports to Rufus that a Weapon is approaching from the sea. When Sapphire Weapon reaches the shore, it surfaces from the water and rears its head in front of the city, only to have it blown off by the Mako Cannon.

There is a large crater on the Bottom of the Sea approximately where the Sapphire Weapon fell. That is where Emerald Weapon sometimes hovers after the party acquires the submarine.

Final Fantasy XIV[]

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The Sapphire Weapon readies for battle in Terncliff Bay.

The Sapphire Weapon is a Garlean superweapon mentioned in Patch 5.2 and introduced in Patch 5.3, developed by the lingering remnants of the VIIth Imperial Legion, from reverse engineering the Ultima Weapon and incorporating both an aquatic Primal and the data of Regula Van Hydrus into its mainframe. The Warrior of Light then confronts the Sapphire Weapon in a water battle during Sleep Now in Sapphire Sleep Now in Sapphire, piloting the G-Warrior created by Cid, and destroys it.

After defeating Sapphire, the player can receive a decorative bust of the Weapon from Garlond Ironworks, to display in their home.

Final Fantasy XV -The Dawn of the Future-[]

Sapphire Weapon is mentioned in Lunafreya Nox Fleuret's chapter, which tells the story Episode Luna would have covered had the second season of DLC not been cancelled mid-way. It can thus be presumed that the Sapphire Weapon was to be the final boss of Episode Luna. Sapphire Weapon is a magitek weapon similar to the Diamond Weapon hidden away in ancient Solheimian ruins on Niflheim territory. When Aranea Highwind heads there to investigate, she ends up being trapped there amid daemons. Sol and Lunafreya team up to rescue her, and find the Sapphire Weapon and destroy it.

Final Fantasy Record Keeper[]

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Mobius Final Fantasy[]

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Behind the scenes[]

The designs of the Weapons in Final Fantasy VII are highly reminiscent of mecha from the Gundam franchise; the Sapphire Weapon resembles the ZMT-A31S Doggorla.

Merchandise[]

Sapphire Weapon appears as figurines in the Final Fantasy Creatures Vol 4 series that came out in 2004. The Final Fantasy Creatures collection figurines require minimal assembly and there are three types of every character: full-color, crystal, and chrome.

Etymology[]

Sapphire is a gemstone variety of the mineral corundum, an aluminium oxide. It is the birthstone for September.

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