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[[File:FFTA2 Self-Destruct.png|right|thumb|250px|Self-Destruct in ''[[Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift]]''.]]
  
[[File:FFTA2 Self-Destruct.png|right|thumb|250px|Self-Destruct in ''[[Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift]]''.]]
 
{{Q|Self-destruct, inflicting damage in the surrounding area.|''[[Final Fantasy Tactics]]'' description}}
  
{{Q|Self-destruct, inflicting damage in the surrounding area.|''[[Final Fantasy Tactics]]'' description}}
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'''Self-Destruct''' {{j|自爆 or じばく|Jibaku}}, also known as '''Exploder''', '''Kamikaze''', '''Blowup''', or '''Explode''', occurs most commonly as a [[Blue Magic]] spell. It typically [[Knocked Out|KOs]] the spell caster while doing large damage (sometimes [[Fire (element)|fire-elemental]]) to enemies. It is commonly used by [[Bomb (creature)|Bombs]] and their ilk. Enemies that Self-Destruct usually result in no [[Experience Points]], [[gil]], or [[Item drop]]s being awarded for defeating that enemy.
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'''Self-Destruct''' {{j|自爆 or じばく|Jibaku}}, also known as '''Exploder''', '''Kamikaze''', '''Blowup''', or '''Explode''', is an enemy ability and a common a [[Blue Magic]] spell. It typically [[Knocked Out|KOs]] the caster while doing large damage (sometimes [[Fire (element)|fire-elemental]]) to opponents. It is commonly used by [[Bomb (creature)|Bombs]] and their ilk. Enemies that self-destruct usually yield no [[Experience Points]], [[gil]], or [[item drop]]s.
   
 
==Appearances==
  
==Appearances==
 
===''[[Final Fantasy II]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy II]]''===
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Bomb-types use the [[Final Fantasy II enemy abilities#Self-Destruct|Self-Destruct]] attack to deal massive [[non-elemental]] damage to one player, and in turn KOing itself. It fails when the enemy is at full HP.
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Bomb-types use the [[Final Fantasy II enemy abilities#Self-Destruct|Self-Destruct]] attack to deal massive [[non-elemental]] damage to one player, and in turn KO'ing itself. It fails when the enemy is at full HP.
   
 
The Damage calculation is:
  
The Damage calculation is:
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===''[[Final Fantasy III]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy III]]''===
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[[Bomb (Final Fantasy III)|Bomb]]-type enemies use [[Final Fantasy III enemy abilities#Self-Destruct|Self-Destruct]] whenever they are not at max HP, and will deal damage to one party member equal to 4x their HP when they use the ability.
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[[Bomb (Final Fantasy III)|Bomb]]-type enemies use [[Final Fantasy III enemy abilities#Self-Destruct|Self-Destruct]] whenever they are not at max HP, damaging one party member equal to 4x their HP when they use the ability.
   
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In the 3D versions, if a Black Belt uses Boost for three consecutive turns, on the third usage it triggers Self-Destruct. This version of Self-Destruct removes the attack boost of Boost, and causes damage equal to half the user's max HP.
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In the 3D versions, if a [[Black Belt (Final Fantasy III)|Black Belt]] uses Boost for three consecutive turns, on the third use it triggers Self-Destruct. This version of Self-Destruct removes the attack boost of Boost, and causes damage equal to half the user's max HP.
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy IV]]''===
  
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[[Bomb (Final Fantasy IV)|Bomb]]-type enemies, [[Armored Fiend (Final Fantasy IV)|Armored Fiends]], and [[Barnabas (Final Fantasy IV)|Barnabas]] use [[Final Fantasy IV enemy abilities#Self Destruct|Self Destruct]] when low on health or in response to magic. [[Rydia]] can also learn the [[Bomb (creature)#Final Fantasy IV|Bomb summon]], which does damage to an enemy based on her current HP.
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[[Bomb (Final Fantasy IV)|Bomb]]-type enemies, [[Armored Fiend (Final Fantasy IV)|Armored Fiends]], and [[Barnabas (Final Fantasy IV)|Barnabas]] use [[Final Fantasy IV enemy abilities#Self Destruct|Self Destruct]] when low on health, or in response to magic. [[Rydia/Gameplay|Rydia]] can also learn the [[Bomb (creature)#Final Fantasy IV|Bomb summon]], which does damage to an enemy based on her current HP.
   
 
====''[[Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-]]''====
  
====''[[Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-]]''====
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The special attack of [[Bomb (creature)|Bomb]]-type enemies, they use [[Final Fantasy IV -Interlude- enemy abilities#Self Destruct|Self Destruct]] when low on health or if left alone for a long periods of time. The [[Maenad|imposter Rydia]] can also learn the Bomb summon, which does damage to an enemy based on her current HP.
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Bomb-type enemies use [[Final Fantasy IV -Interlude- enemy abilities#Self Destruct|Self Destruct]] when low on health, or if left alone for long periods of time. The [[Maenad|imposter Rydia]] can also learn the Bomb summon, which does damage to an enemy based on her current HP.
   
 
====''[[Final Fantasy IV: The After Years]]''====
  
====''[[Final Fantasy IV: The After Years]]''====
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Self-Destruct is summon ability which deals damage to an enemy based on Rydia's current HP.
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Self-Destruct is summon ability that deals damage to an enemy based on Rydia's current HP.
   
 
[[Final Fantasy IV: The After Years enemy abilities#Self-Destruct|Self-Destruct]] is also an enemy ability that deals medium-high [[Fire (element)|fire]]-elemental damage.
  
[[Final Fantasy IV: The After Years enemy abilities#Self-Destruct|Self-Destruct]] is also an enemy ability that deals medium-high [[Fire (element)|fire]]-elemental damage.
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===''[[Final Fantasy V]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy V]]''===
 
{{Q|Sacrifices caster to deal massive damage to one enemy.|Description}}
  
{{Q|Sacrifices caster to deal massive damage to one enemy.|Description}}
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[[Final Fantasy V enemy abilities#Self-Destruct|Self-Destruct]] is a [[Blue Magic (Final Fantasy V)|Blue Magic]] spell learned from [[Azulmagia]], [[Motor Trap]], [[Bomb (Final Fantasy V)|Bomb]], [[Purobolos (Final Fantasy V)|Purobolos]], [[Grenade (Final Fantasy V)|Grenade]], [[Gilgamesh (Final Fantasy V boss)|Gilgamesh]] or from [[Prototype (Final Fantasy V)|Prototype]] or [[Unknown (Final Fantasy V)|Unknown #171]] by [[Control (ability)|Controlling]] either with a [[Beastmaster (Final Fantasy V)|Beastmaster]]. The attack inflicts KO on the user to inflict non-elemental piercing damage to one target equal to the user's current HP. It costs 1 MP to cast. Gilgamesh is the only one known to have survived this spell.
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[[Final Fantasy V enemy abilities#Self-Destruct|Self-Destruct]] is a [[Blue Magic (Final Fantasy V)|Blue Magic]] spell learned from [[Azulmagia]], [[Motor Trap]], [[Bomb (Final Fantasy V)|Bomb]], [[Purobolos (Final Fantasy V)|Purobolos]], [[Grenade (Final Fantasy V)|Grenade]], [[Gilgamesh (Final Fantasy V boss)|Gilgamesh]], or from [[Prototype (Final Fantasy V)|Prototype]] or [[Unknown (Final Fantasy V)|Unknown #171]] by [[Control (ability)|controlling]] either with a [[Beastmaster (Final Fantasy V)|Beastmaster]]. The attack KO's on the user to inflict non-elemental piercing damage to one target equal to the user's current HP. It costs 1 MP to cast. Gilgamesh is the only one known to have survived this spell.
   
 
The player may utilize this ability by [[Catch (Final Fantasy V)|catching]] and releasing a Bomb.
  
The player may utilize this ability by [[Catch (Final Fantasy V)|catching]] and releasing a Bomb.
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===''[[Final Fantasy VI]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy VI]]''===
 
{{Q|Deals damage to an enemy at the cost of the caster's own life.|Description}}
  
{{Q|Deals damage to an enemy at the cost of the caster's own life.|Description}}
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[[Strago Magus]] can learn [[Lore (Final Fantasy VI)#Self-Destruct|Self-Destruct]] as a [[Lore (Final Fantasy VI)|Lore]] that costs 1 MP to cast. It will deal damage equal to Strago's current HP when used. [[Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Self-Destruct|Self- Destruct]] can be learned from [[Balloon (Final Fantasy VI)|Balloon]], [[Bandit (Final Fantasy VI)|Bandit]], [[Bomb (Final Fantasy VI)|Bomb]], [[Dark Force (Final Fantasy VI)|Dark Force]], [[Grenade (Final Fantasy VI)|Grenade]], [[Junk (Final Fantasy VI)|Junk]], [[Onion Knight (Final Fantasy VI)|Onion Knight]], [[Gamma (Final Fantasy VI)|Gamma]] or [[Wartpuck]].
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[[Strago Magus/Gameplay|Strago]] can learn [[Lore (Final Fantasy VI)#Self-Destruct|Self-Destruct]] as a [[Lore (Final Fantasy VI)|Lore]] that costs 1 MP to cast. It will deal damage equal to Strago's current HP when used. [[Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Self-Destruct|Self- Destruct]] can be learned from [[Balloon (Final Fantasy VI)|Balloon]], [[Bandit (Final Fantasy VI)|Bandit]], [[Bomb (Final Fantasy VI)|Bomb]], [[Dark Force (Final Fantasy VI)|Dark Force]], [[Grenade (Final Fantasy VI)|Grenade]], [[Junk (Final Fantasy VI)|Junk]], [[Onion Knight (Final Fantasy VI)|Onion Knight]], [[Gamma (Final Fantasy VI)|Gamma]] or [[Wartpuck]].
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy VII]]''===
  
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===''[[Final Fantasy VIII]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy VIII]]''===
 
{{Q|Damage one enemy before getting KO'd|Kamikaze description}}
  
{{Q|Damage one enemy before getting KO'd|Kamikaze description}}
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The [[Final Fantasy VIII enemy abilities#Kamikaze|Kamikaze]] command can be [[Junction system|junctioned]] to a party member. It is initially learned by the [[Cactuar (Final Fantasy VIII summon)|Cactuar]] [[Guardian Force|GF]], but can be taught to any GF by using the [[Final Fantasy VIII items#Bomb Spirit|Bomb Spirit]] item. Kamikaze is one of the most powerful attacks, with the ability [[Break Damage Limit|to reach 60,000 points of damage]] at the cost of losing the character. The amount of damage done is equal to the character's max HP multiplied by five, although the attack can be a [[Critical Hit|critical hit]]. Any GF junctioned to the user that is removed from the battle due to this ability will still receive EXP and AP.
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The [[Final Fantasy VIII enemy abilities#Kamikaze|Kamikaze]] command can be [[Junction system|junctioned]] to a party member. It is initially learned by the [[Cactuar (Final Fantasy VIII summon)|Cactuar]] [[Guardian Force|GF]], but can be taught to any GF via the [[Final Fantasy VIII items#Bomb Spirit|Bomb Spirit]] item. Kamikaze is one of the most powerful attacks, with the ability [[Break Damage Limit|to reach 60,000 points of damage]] at the cost of losing the character. The amount of damage done is equal to the character's max HP multiplied by five, although the attack can be a [[Critical Hit|critical hit]]. Any GF junctioned to the user that is removed from the battle due to this ability will still receive EXP and AP.
   
 
The [[Bomb (Final Fantasy VIII)|Bomb]] enemy uses the Suicide attack after it has used Grow three times, and deals non-elemental damage to one party member.
  
The [[Bomb (Final Fantasy VIII)|Bomb]] enemy uses the Suicide attack after it has used Grow three times, and deals non-elemental damage to one party member.
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy IX]]''===
  
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[[Final Fantasy IX enemy abilities#Blowup|Blowup]] is a spell only available to the [[Bomb (Final Fantasy IX)|Bomb]] enemy during the battle aboard the ''[[Prima Vista]]'' with [[Steiner (boss)|Steiner]]. When the Bomb uses this ability, it blows up and deals damage to Steiner, automatically ending the battle. The incarnation of the Bomb fought later in the game as a regular [[random encounter]] does not have this ability.
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[[Final Fantasy IX enemy abilities#Blowup|Blowup]] is a spell used by the [[Bomb (Final Fantasy IX)|Bomb]] enemy during the battle aboard the ''[[Prima Vista]]'' with [[Steiner (boss)|Steiner]]. When the Bomb uses Self-Destruct, it blows up and deals damage to Steiner, ending the battle. The incarnation of the Bomb fought later as a regular [[random encounter]] does not have this ability.
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy X]]''===
  
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[[Kimahri Ronso|Kimahri]] can learn [[Ronso Rage#Self-Destruct|Self-Destruct]] as a [[Ronso Rage]] [[Overdrive (Final Fantasy X)|Overdrive]] from [[Bomb (Final Fantasy X)|Bomb]], [[Grenade (Final Fantasy X)|Grenade]], [[Puroboros (Final Fantasy X)|Puroboros]] and [[Biran Ronso (boss)|Biran Ronso]]. Inflicts damage on one enemy equal to three times Kimahri's maximum HP causing Eject afterwards (Kimahri is removed from the battlefield and cannot be revived or replaced, nor earn AP/EXP). Therefore, if the rest of party members are KO'd, the Game Over screen will show up, even if the target was the last enemy alive and he defeated it.
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[[Kimahri Ronso/Gameplay|Kimahri]] can learn [[Ronso Rage#Self-Destruct|Self-Destruct]] as a [[Ronso Rage]] [[Overdrive (Final Fantasy X)|Overdrive]] from [[Bomb (Final Fantasy X)|Bomb]], [[Grenade (Final Fantasy X enemy)|Grenade]], [[Puroboros (Final Fantasy X)|Puroboros]] and [[Biran Ronso (boss)|Biran Ronso]]. Inflicts damage on one enemy equal to three times Kimahri's maximum HP causing [[Eject]] afterwards (Kimahri is removed from the battle and cannot be revived or replaced, nor earn AP/EXP). Therefore, if the rest of party members are KO'd, the [[Game Over (term)|Game Over]] screen will show up when Kimahri uses Self-Destruct, even if the target was the last enemy alive and he defeated it.
   
 
====''[[Final Fantasy X-2]]''====
  
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There is no ability called Self-Destruct, although similar abilities exist. Crackaboom!, Kaboom! and Kercrackaboom! are used by [[Bomb (Final Fantasy X-2)|Bomb]] enemies. Hug Bug is used by [[Vermin (Final Fantasy X-2)|Vermin]] enemies. These abilities KO the caster and no EXP, gil, and items are awarded after defeating that enemy.
  
There is no ability called Self-Destruct, although similar abilities exist. Crackaboom!, Kaboom! and Kercrackaboom! are used by [[Bomb (Final Fantasy X-2)|Bomb]] enemies. Hug Bug is used by [[Vermin (Final Fantasy X-2)|Vermin]] enemies. These abilities KO the caster and no EXP, gil, and items are awarded after defeating that enemy.
   
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The [[Dark Knight (Final Fantasy X-2)|Dark Knight]] [[dressphere]] ability Charon acts in a similar fashion, sacrificing the user to inflict unblockable special damage to one target, though the user is unable to be used for the remainder of the battle. It requires 20 AP to learn.
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The [[Dark Knight (Final Fantasy X-2)|Dark Knight]] [[dressphere]] ability Charon acts in a similar fashion, sacrificing the user to inflict unblockable special damage to one target, though the user cannot be used for the remainder of the battle. It requires 20 AP to learn.
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In the ''International + Last Mission'' and ''[[Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster|HD Remaster]]'' versions, the Bomb species fiends can use Charon when they are recruited into the party. The [[Creeper (Final Fantasy X-2)|Creeper]], [[Hug Bug]], and [[Hexapod]] can also learn Charon after surviving a powerful move like [[Meteor (ability)|Meteor]] or [[Ultima (ability)|Ultima]].
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy XI]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy XI]]''===
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Self-Destruct is a [[Blue Magic (Final Fantasy XI)|Blue Magic]] spell that deals heavy area of effect fire damage and gives the caster [[Weakened]], as [[status effect]] that greatly weakens the player in all respects that is usually only applied when revived with a [[Raise (Life 1)|Raise]] spell. It is learned from [[Bomb (Final Fantasy XI)|Bombs]], although they actually commit suicide when they use it.
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Self-Destruct is a [[Blue Magic (Final Fantasy XI)|Blue Magic]] spell learned from [[Bomb (Final Fantasy XI)|Bombs]] for the [[Blue Mage (Final Fantasy XI)|Blue Mage]] (level 50). It sacrifices HP to damage enemies within range and affects the caster with [[Weakened|Weakness]]. It costs 3 Blue Magic points to set. When set, it grants STR +2. It takes 3.25 seconds and can be recast every 21 seconds.
   
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Self-Destruct is also an enemy ability used by the Bomb family and [[Cluster (Final Fantasy XI)|Cluster]] family. When used by Bombs, it sacrifices HP to damage enemies within range. When used by Clusters, it detonates one, or all, of its bombs, inflicting fire damage.
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Other variations of Bombs have access to their own versions of Self-Destruct which cannot be learned as Blue Magic spells. [[Cluster (Final Fantasy XI)|Clusters]] (actually three small bombs) can perform a weak Self-Destruct individually, or all Self-Destruct at once to devastating effect. [[Djinn (Final Fantasy XI)|Djinn]] can use Nocturnal Combustion, which is identical to Self-Destruct but deals [[Dark (element)|Dark]] damage. Similarly, [[Snoll (Final Fantasy XI)|Snolls]]s have access to Hypothermal Combustion, which deals [[Ice (element)|ice]] damage.
  
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The [[Two-hour]] ability for the [[Ninja (Final Fantasy XI)|Ninja]] job is [[Mijin Gakure]], a powerful non-elemental Self-Destruct which, unlike the Blue Magic spell, actually kills the user.
  
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy XII]]''===
  
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[[Final Fantasy XII enemy abilities#Self-Destruct|Self-Destruct]] is an [[Final Fantasy XII enemy abilities|enemy ability]] used by [[Bomb (Final Fantasy XII)|Bomb]] and [[Facer (Final Fantasy XII)|Facer]]-type enemies; and Kamikaze is used by [[Vulture (Final Fantasy XII)|Vulture]]-type enemies. When one Bomb self-destructs it sets a chain reaction where all nearby Bombs explode as well.
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[[Final Fantasy XII enemy abilities#Self-Destruct|Self-Destruct]] is an [[Final Fantasy XII enemy abilities|enemy ability]] used by [[Bomb (Final Fantasy XII)|Bomb]] and [[Facer (Final Fantasy XII)|Facer]]-type enemies. Kamikaze is used by [[Vulture (Final Fantasy XII)|Vulture]]-type enemies. When one Bomb self-destructs it sets a chain reaction where all nearby Bombs explode as well.
   
 
====''[[Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings]]''====
  
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===''[[Final Fantasy XIII]]''===
  
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[[Final Fantasy XIII enemy abilities#Self-Destruct|Self-Destruct]] can be used by [[Bomb (Final Fantasy XIII)|Bombs]], [[Circuitron (Final Fantasy XIII)|Circuitrons]], and [[Cryohedron (Final Fantasy XIII)|Cryohedrons]] at any time, although never as their first move, and the higher the monster's health, the higher the damage. Self-Destruct sets up a chain reaction where all nearby Bombs explode as well.
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[[Final Fantasy XIII enemy abilities#Self-Destruct|Self-Destruct]] is used by [[Bomb (Final Fantasy XIII)|Bombs]], [[Circuitron (Final Fantasy XIII)|Circuitrons]], and [[Cryohedron (Final Fantasy XIII)|Cryohedrons]] at any time, although never as their first move, and the higher the monster's health, the higher the damage. Self-Destruct sets up a chain reaction where all nearby Bombs explode as well.
   
 
====''[[Final Fantasy XIII-2]]''====
  
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===''[[Final Fantasy XIV]]''===
  
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Self-Destruct is an ability occasionally used by bomb enemies. It can be distinguished from the more common "Detonator" skill by having a larger area-of-effect radius indicator. A number of other enemies have similar self-destruct methods, in some encounters after moving to the a central location on a set path.
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Self-Destruct is an ability occasionally used by bomb enemies. It has a larger area-of-effect radius indicator than more common "Detonator" skill. A number of other enemies have similar self-destruct methods, in some encounters after moving to the a central location on a set path. The Blue Mage Limited Job can learn Self-Destruct from enemies.
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Enemy abilities are not named, but bomb-type enemies, [[Skeleton (Final Fantasy XV)|skeletons]] and some [[magitek trooper]]s self-destruct to damage the player. Bomb-type enemies grow when not being attacked, and explode at their peak, setting off a chain reaction with nearby bombs. Skeletons latch into the player and trigger a QTE prompt, and explode; the player needs to break away in time. [[Shock Trooper (Final Fantasy XV)|Shock Troopers]] can detonate and the player can set them off in Chapter 11 aboard imperial [[magitek engine]]s to down them.
   
 
===''[[Final Fantasy Tactics]]''===
  
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The [[Bomb (creature)#Dissidia Final Fantasy|Bomb summon]] uses Self-Destruct which, a short time after it is summoned, will decrease the summoner's [[Bravery (stat)|Brave Points]] to zero and damage the opponent by the same amount of Brave Points lost.
  
The [[Bomb (creature)#Dissidia Final Fantasy|Bomb summon]] uses Self-Destruct which, a short time after it is summoned, will decrease the summoner's [[Bravery (stat)|Brave Points]] to zero and damage the opponent by the same amount of Brave Points lost.
   
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===''[[Final Fantasy Brave Exvius]]''===
  
===''[[Final Fantasy Brave Exvius]]''===
 
[[2B]] and [[9S]] have their version of Self-Destruct called Self-Destruct: 2B and Self-Destruct 9S. Both versions function the same; putting the user in a critical state while dealing massive damage to the target. It costs 99 MP to use.
  
[[2B]] and [[9S]] have their version of Self-Destruct called Self-Destruct: 2B and Self-Destruct 9S. Both versions function the same; putting the user in a critical state while dealing massive damage to the target. It costs 99 MP to use.
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Self-Destruct is an active magic ability that inflicts neutral magical damage on a single enemy for 1 AP. It also harms the user and scales to HP. It can be used by Bomb.
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Explode is an active magic ability that inflicts neutral magical damage on all targets for 2 AP. It also harms allies and scales to HP. It can be used by King Bomb.
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It is also an enemy ability used by King Bomb.
   
 
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FFT Self-Destruct.png|''[[Final Fantasy Tactics]]''.
 
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The attack has also been known by the name Kamikaze. {{Etym|Kamikaze}}
  
The attack has also been known by the name Kamikaze. {{Etym|Kamikaze}}
   
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[[wikipedia:elf-destruct|Self-destruct]] is a mechanism (protocol or device) that can cause an object to destroy itself within a predefined set of circumstances. The self-destruct mechanism is usually the most complete way to destroy the object. For that reason the self-destruct mechanism can be used to destroy objects that are meant to be discarded.
   
 
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FFTA2 Self-Destruct

Self-Destruct in Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift.

Self-destruct, inflicting damage in the surrounding area.

Final Fantasy Tactics description

Self-Destruct (自爆 or じばく, Jibaku?), also known as Exploder, Kamikaze, Blowup, or Explode, is an enemy ability and a common a Blue Magic spell. It typically KOs the caster while doing large damage (sometimes fire-elemental) to opponents. It is commonly used by Bombs and their ilk. Enemies that self-destruct usually yield no Experience Points, gil, or item drops.

Appearances

Final Fantasy II

Bomb-types use the Self-Destruct attack to deal massive non-elemental damage to one player, and in turn KO'ing itself. It fails when the enemy is at full HP.

The Damage calculation is:

(RandomNumber[20..40] * Level of Ability ) - Defense of Target

For example, if a Balloon uses Self-Destruct 1, a character with 40 Defense would completely negate the damage done from its attack.

Final Fantasy III

Bomb-type enemies use Self-Destruct whenever they are not at max HP, damaging one party member equal to 4x their HP when they use the ability.

In the 3D versions, if a Black Belt uses Boost for three consecutive turns, on the third use it triggers Self-Destruct. This version of Self-Destruct removes the attack boost of Boost, and causes damage equal to half the user's max HP.

Final Fantasy IV

Bomb-type enemies, Armored Fiends, and Barnabas use Self Destruct when low on health, or in response to magic. Rydia can also learn the Bomb summon, which does damage to an enemy based on her current HP.

Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-

Bomb-type enemies use Self Destruct when low on health, or if left alone for long periods of time. The imposter Rydia can also learn the Bomb summon, which does damage to an enemy based on her current HP.

Final Fantasy IV: The After Years

Self-Destruct is summon ability that deals damage to an enemy based on Rydia's current HP.

Self-Destruct is also an enemy ability that deals medium-high fire-elemental damage.

Final Fantasy V

Sacrifices caster to deal massive damage to one enemy.

Description

Self-Destruct is a Blue Magic spell learned from Azulmagia, Motor Trap, Bomb, Purobolos, Grenade, Gilgamesh, or from Prototype or Unknown #171 by controlling either with a Beastmaster. The attack KO's on the user to inflict non-elemental piercing damage to one target equal to the user's current HP. It costs 1 MP to cast. Gilgamesh is the only one known to have survived this spell.

The player may utilize this ability by catching and releasing a Bomb.

Final Fantasy VI

Deals damage to an enemy at the cost of the caster's own life.

Description

Strago can learn Self-Destruct as a Lore that costs 1 MP to cast. It will deal damage equal to Strago's current HP when used. Self- Destruct can be learned from Balloon, Bandit, Bomb, Dark Force, Grenade, Junk, Onion Knight, Gamma or Wartpuck.

Final Fantasy VII

Self-Destruct is an enemy ability used by 2-Faced, which kills the user to deal damage to one target equal to 75% of their current HP. Suicide is a similar ability, used by Vargid Police, which also kills the user to deal damage to one target equal to 18.75% of the target's current HP at the cost of 10 MP.

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Final Fantasy VIII

Damage one enemy before getting KO'd

Kamikaze description

The Kamikaze command can be junctioned to a party member. It is initially learned by the Cactuar GF, but can be taught to any GF via the Bomb Spirit item. Kamikaze is one of the most powerful attacks, with the ability to reach 60,000 points of damage at the cost of losing the character. The amount of damage done is equal to the character's max HP multiplied by five, although the attack can be a critical hit. Any GF junctioned to the user that is removed from the battle due to this ability will still receive EXP and AP.

The Bomb enemy uses the Suicide attack after it has used Grow three times, and deals non-elemental damage to one party member.

Final Fantasy IX

Blowup is a spell used by the Bomb enemy during the battle aboard the Prima Vista with Steiner. When the Bomb uses Self-Destruct, it blows up and deals damage to Steiner, ending the battle. The incarnation of the Bomb fought later as a regular random encounter does not have this ability.

Final Fantasy X

Kimahri can learn Self-Destruct as a Ronso Rage Overdrive from Bomb, Grenade, Puroboros and Biran Ronso. Inflicts damage on one enemy equal to three times Kimahri's maximum HP causing Eject afterwards (Kimahri is removed from the battle and cannot be revived or replaced, nor earn AP/EXP). Therefore, if the rest of party members are KO'd, the Game Over screen will show up when Kimahri uses Self-Destruct, even if the target was the last enemy alive and he defeated it.

Final Fantasy X-2

Sacrifice life to heavily damage one enemy.

"Help" description

There is no ability called Self-Destruct, although similar abilities exist. Crackaboom!, Kaboom! and Kercrackaboom! are used by Bomb enemies. Hug Bug is used by Vermin enemies. These abilities KO the caster and no EXP, gil, and items are awarded after defeating that enemy.

The Dark Knight dressphere ability Charon acts in a similar fashion, sacrificing the user to inflict unblockable special damage to one target, though the user cannot be used for the remainder of the battle. It requires 20 AP to learn.

In the International + Last Mission and HD Remaster versions, the Bomb species fiends can use Charon when they are recruited into the party. The Creeper, Hug Bug, and Hexapod can also learn Charon after surviving a powerful move like Meteor or Ultima.

Final Fantasy XI

Self-Destruct is a Blue Magic spell learned from Bombs for the Blue Mage (level 50). It sacrifices HP to damage enemies within range and affects the caster with Weakness. It costs 3 Blue Magic points to set. When set, it grants STR +2. It takes 3.25 seconds and can be recast every 21 seconds.

Self-Destruct is also an enemy ability used by the Bomb family and Cluster family. When used by Bombs, it sacrifices HP to damage enemies within range. When used by Clusters, it detonates one, or all, of its bombs, inflicting fire damage.

Final Fantasy XII

Self-Destruct is an enemy ability used by Bomb and Facer-type enemies. Kamikaze is used by Vulture-type enemies. When one Bomb self-destructs it sets a chain reaction where all nearby Bombs explode as well.

Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings

Self-Destruct is used by Bombs, King Bombs, and Mom Bombs. When one Bomb explodes, it sets up a chain reaction where all the nearby Bombs explode as well.

Final Fantasy XIII

Self-Destruct is used by Bombs, Circuitrons, and Cryohedrons at any time, although never as their first move, and the higher the monster's health, the higher the damage. Self-Destruct sets up a chain reaction where all nearby Bombs explode as well.

Final Fantasy XIII-2

Self-Destruct is an enemy ability that deals damage based on HP. It is used by Bomb, Circuitron, Cloudburst, Cryohedron, Debris, Grenade, and Tempest.

Final Fantasy XIV

Self-Destruct is an ability occasionally used by bomb enemies. It has a larger area-of-effect radius indicator than more common "Detonator" skill. A number of other enemies have similar self-destruct methods, in some encounters after moving to the a central location on a set path. The Blue Mage Limited Job can learn Self-Destruct from enemies.

Final Fantasy XV

Enemy abilities are not named, but bomb-type enemies, skeletons and some magitek troopers self-destruct to damage the player. Bomb-type enemies grow when not being attacked, and explode at their peak, setting off a chain reaction with nearby bombs. Skeletons latch into the player and trigger a QTE prompt, and explode; the player needs to break away in time. Shock Troopers can detonate and the player can set them off in Chapter 11 aboard imperial magitek engines to down them.

Final Fantasy Tactics

Template:See Also Bombs, Grenades and Exploders can Self-Destruct, which also adds Oil status.

Final Fantasy Tactics Advance

Self-KO. Deals massive damage to nearby enemies.

Description

Blue Mages learn Blowup from Bombs and Grenades. The ability deals 400% non-elemental damage to enemies on adjacent tiles, but knocks out its caster at the cost of 2 MP. It has a Magic Power of 15 and is susceptible to Absorb MP.

Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift

Self-Destruct is a Blue Magick spell learned from Bombs. It deals damage to units on all sides, then KOs the user. It costs 8 MP to use.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles

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Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates

After receiving a certain amount of damage, Bombs start blinking and self-destruct after a set amount of seconds, damaging players around it while killing itself in the process.

Final Fantasy Mystic Quest

Self-destruct is an enemy ability that causes massive damage at the cost of the user's own life. It is used by Gather, Beholder and Shadow monsters. It has an attack power of 50.

The Final Fantasy Legend

Explode is an ability that has 1 use and kills all enemies and user. This ability is used by Beholder.

Final Fantasy Legend II

Explode is a magical attack that has 1 use, it also increases a Robot's HP by 9. The ability deals 1200 points of damage to all the enemies, and Stun the user. This attack can be used by Beholder and Watcher.

Final Fantasy Legend III

Explode deals physical damage dealt, the damage is equal to the maximum HP of the character that used it. The use is Fatal afterwards. Tire, Wheel, FireFan, 150mm, and 210mm can use this attack.

Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light

Kamikaze is the third ability for the Monk crown and cost 3 AP to use. The ability causes the user to give up their life to attack all enemies and grows stronger depending on how many times the player has died.

Final Fantasy Dimensions

Deals damage to a single target equal to own HP and causes self to be knocked out.

Description
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Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)

The Bomb summon uses Self-Destruct which, a short time after it is summoned, will decrease the summoner's Brave Points to zero and damage the opponent by the same amount of Brave Points lost.

Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy

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Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade

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Final Fantasy Artniks Dive

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Final Fantasy Record Keeper

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Final Fantasy Explorers

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Final Fantasy Brave Exvius

2B and 9S have their version of Self-Destruct called Self-Destruct: 2B and Self-Destruct 9S. Both versions function the same; putting the user in a critical state while dealing massive damage to the target. It costs 99 MP to use.

World of Final Fantasy

Self-Destruct is an active magic ability that inflicts neutral magical damage on a single enemy for 1 AP. It also harms the user and scales to HP. It can be used by Bomb.

Explode is an active magic ability that inflicts neutral magical damage on all targets for 2 AP. It also harms allies and scales to HP. It can be used by King Bomb.

It is also an enemy ability used by King Bomb.

Chocobo no Fushigi na Dungeon

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Chocobo's Dungeon 2

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Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo Tales

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Final Fantasy Trading Card Game

Two Bomb cards bear abilities based on Self-Destruct, allowing the player to move the Bomb to the Break Zone to deal damage to Forwards. One Bomb using its Tactics art deals 3000 damage to all Forwards, while a Bomb card using its Theatrhythm art deals 4000 damage to one Forward of the player's choice.

The Grenade card's effect activates when the a Forward with less than 8000 power is played. The player moves Grenade to the Break Zone, then deals that Forward 8000 damage.

One of Gilgamesh's cards can use Self-Destruct. The player moves Gilgamesh to the Break Zone to choose up to two Forwards, and Break them.

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Guardian Cross

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Etymology

The attack has also been known by the name Kamikaze. The word kamikaze was used during World War II for Japanese suicide bombers, and means "divine wind". The original kamikaze was when the Mongols sent an invasion force to Japan, but both times the Mongols tried to invade, a typhoon destroyed the Mongol fleet. The Japanese named this wind, kamikaze.

Self-destruct is a mechanism (protocol or device) that can cause an object to destroy itself within a predefined set of circumstances. The self-destruct mechanism is usually the most complete way to destroy the object. For that reason the self-destruct mechanism can be used to destroy objects that are meant to be discarded.

Blue Magic
Recurring spells
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Game specific spells
Final Fantasy V Aera - Aeroga - Dark Spark - Death Claw - Flash - Level 2 Old - Level 3 Flare - Level 4 Graviga - Lilliputian Lyric - Missile - Moon Flute - Time Slip - Vampire
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Final Fantasy VII Beta - Chocobuckle - Death Force - Laser - L4 Suicide - Magic Breath - Pandora's Box - Trine
Final Fantasy VIII Degenerator - Electrocute - Gatling Gun - Homing Laser - LV?Death - Laser Eye - Micro Missiles - Raybomb - Shockwave Pulsar - Ultra Waves
Final Fantasy IX Angel's Snack - Auto-Life - Earth Shake - Frog Drop - Level 3 Def-Less - Level 4 Holy - Mustard Bomb - Night - Pumpkin Head - Twister - Vanish
Final Fantasy X seriesFinal Fantasy X Jump - Nova - Seed Cannon - Stone Breath - Thrust Kick
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Final Fantasy Tactics Advance Drain Touch - Hastebreak - LV? S-Flare - Poison Claw - Stare
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Game specific abilities
Final Fantasy III Advance - Analyze - Boost - Cheer (NES) - Peep (NES) - Retaliate - Scare (NES) - Sing - Souleater - Study
Final Fantasy IV: The Complete CollectionFinal Fantasy IV Analyze - Bless - Bluff - Brace - Cry - Chant - Curse - Deadly - Double Jump - Eye Gouge - Inferno - Phoenix - Plunder - Regen - Requiem - Return - Salve - Tsunami - Twincast - Upgrade - Whirlwind
Final Fantasy IV: The After Years Analyze - Awaken - Band - Big Throw - Cover Counter - Human Kite - Illusions - Jive - Piercing Sight - Pressure - Risk Strike - Shuriken - Taunt - Tenketsu
Final Fantasy V Animals - Bladeblitz - Calm - Condemn - Check - Combine - Dark Arts - Drink - Finisher - Flirt - Gaia - Guard - Iainuki - Image - Lance - Mineuchi - Oath - Open Fire - Predict - Scan - Smoke - Zeninage
Final Fantasy VI Blitz - Leap - Lore - Magitek - Rage - Runic - Possess - Shock - Sketch - Slot - Tools - Trance
Final Fantasy VII 2x-Cut - 4x-Cut - Coin - D.blow - E.Skill - Flash - Manip. - Mime - Morph - Sense - Slash-All - W-Item - W-Magic - W-Summon
Final Fantasy VIII Absorb - Card - Darkside - Devour - Doom - Draw - Kamikaze - LV Down - LV Up - Mad Rush - MiniMog - Treatment
Final Fantasy IX Seiken - SFX - Skill - Swd Art
Final Fantasy X seriesFinal Fantasy X Armor - Sentinel - Shield - Skill - Special - Trigger - Weapon
Final Fantasy X-2 Arcana - Assault - Berserk - Blue Bullet - Bribe - Bushido - Charon - Crush - Cutlery - Dance - Dextral Arts - Fallalery - Fiend Hunter - Finale - Flimflam - Flurry - Fright - Gamble - Ghiki - Great Whirl - Gunplay - Homing Ray - Howl - HP Repair - Instinct - Kogoro - Kupo! - Left Stigma - Left Pistilplay - Machinations - Mettle - MP Absorb - MP Repair - Mug - Nab Gil - Psionics - Reboot - Right Stigma - Right Pistilplay - Sentinel - Sing - Sinistral Arts - Spare Change - Smash - Stamina - Stash - Sword Dance - Tantalize - Teleport - Throttle - Trigger Happy - Wildcat - Vajra - Vigor - Zantetsu
Final Fantasy XII Mist - Technicks
Lightning SagaFinal Fantasy XIII Techniques
Final Fantasy XIII-2 Change Leader
Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII EP Abilities
Final Fantasy XV Technique - Armiger - Glaive Art
Final Fantasy Tactics Aimed Shot - Arithmeticks - Fundaments - Geomancy - Holy Sword - Huntcraft - Iaido - Limit - Mettle - Mystic Arts - Nether Mantra - Piracy - Sky Mantra - Speechcraft - Unyielding Blade
Final Fantasy Tactics Advance seriesFinal Fantasy Tactics Advance Advanced Law - Alchemy Tech - Battle Tech - Charge - Corner - Dragon Tech - Fighter Tech - Hermetics - Hunt - Lunge Tech - Monk Tech - Morph - Ninja Skill - Pandora - Prayer - Phantasm Tech - Rune - Sacred Tech - Sagacity Skill - Sharpshoot - Spellblade Tech - Spirit Magic - Stunt
Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift Acrobatics - Assassination - Astutia - Ballistics - Beast Lore - Blade Arts - Brutality - Calling - Cannonry - Chococraft - Clockwork - Devastation - Discipline - Dragon Soul - Elemental Magick - Fencing - Feralism - High Magick - Illusion - Instinct - Intercession - Lore - Onslaught - Piracy - Precision - Pugilism - Reconnaissance - Sacred Blade - Sagacity - Savagery - Sharpshooting - Sleight of Hand - Sparring - Survivalism - Thievery - Trapping - Warding
Final Fantasy Dimensions Back Up - Battle Arts - Boost Element - Chain Magic - Clarity - Dragon Arts - Dark Blade - Holy Blade - Memorandom - Pickpocket - Res. Element - Riposte
Dissidia Final Fantasy series Bravery Attack - HP Attack
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Physical Axe - Beak - Bear Hug - Bite - Body Slam - Cannibalize - Cat Scratch - Charge - Choco Beak - Circle of Judgement - Claw - Cleave - Counter Horn - Crash Down - Critical - Cross Cleave - Crush - Crushing Fangs - Demon's Claw - Devil Claw - Dive - Double Machine Gun - Drill - Eviscerator - Fang - Fiendish Rage - Fin - Full Power - Full Swing - Gatling Gun - - Grand Sword - Grenade - Guilt - Havoc Wing - Haymaker - Headbutt - Heave - Horn - Hydro Shot - Incisor - Jarring Blow - Knife - Lamb Chop - Lance of Atrophy - Leaping Swing - Lunge - Machine Gun - Megaton Punch - Metal Kick - Omega Drive - Pincer - Pressure - Punch - Rage - Raijin Special - Raining Swords - Rake - Ram - Razzia - Reaper - Rocket Punch - Rush - S-27 Tokamak - S-85 Cyclotrone - Savage Swordhand - Sentence - Shotgun - Sickle - Slap - Slash - Sling - Solar Plexus - Sonic Fangs - Spin - Spin Attack - Swipe - Sword Dance - Tail - Triple Attack - Tusk - Tyrfing - Uppercut - Wheel - Whirl Slash - Wild Charge - Wing
Elemental Absolute Zero - Acid Mist - Acid Rain - Acid Shower - Almagest - Aqua Breath - Atomic Ray - Avalanche - Banishga III - Blaze - Breath - Cold Breath - Cyclone - Darkja - Dark Breath - Dark Mist - Dark Star - Diamond Dust - Discharge - Dragon Breath - Drain Touch - Earth Power - Earthquake - Earthshaker - El Niño - Electrocute - Electro-Mag Rod - Firaja - Fireball - Firestorm - Flame - Flamethrower - Flash Rain - Frost - Frost Breath - Gigavolt - Great Whirlwind - Ground Shaker - Hellfire - Hellstorm Bolt - Holyja - Hurricane - Ice Break - Inferno - Jet Fire - Judgment - Landslide - Leafstorm - Level ? Shadowflare - Lightning - Magma Breath - Magnitude 8 - Mega Holy - Megavolt - Meltdown - Multi Fira - Plasma - Punishing Ray - Quakeja - Quicksand - Redemption - Rock Buster - Saintly Beam - Sandstorm - Scorch - Screwdriver - Shadow Flare - Snowstorm - Southern Cross - Spark - Stoneja - Storm Breath - Tempest - Thundaja - Thunderbolt - Tidal Wave - Tremor - Trine - Tsunami - Twister - Unholy Darkness - Waterga - Waterja - Water Gun - Whirlpool - Whirlwind - White Hole - Wind Blast - Wind Slash
Defensive 100 Gs - Angel Whisper - Barrier Shift - Choco Cure - Dispelja - Drain Touch - Exoproofing - Hi-Potion - Mighty Guard - Nutrient Absorption - Pollen - Potion - Treatment - Vengeance - White Wind
Status Acid - Acid Mist - Anti-Magick - Bad Breath - Banish - Bewitching Gaze - Bite - Blaster - Bone - Breath - Buzz - Cloudy Heaven - Cloying Breath - Curse - Cursed Elegy - Cursed Gaze - Dancehall Daze - Dark Mist - Dark Star - Death Claw - Digestive Acid - Disablega - Disaster - Dread Gaze - Embrace - Entice - Entangle - Evil Eye - Flash - Freezing Dust - Frog Song - Frost - Gaze - Grand Cross - Hypnotize - Ink - Lance of Atrophy - Level 2 Old - Lilliputian Lyric - Lullaby - Mega Death - Miasma - Mind Blast - Moon Flute - Mucus - Mustard Bomb - Needle - Neo Turk Light - Night - Nightmare - Northern Cross - Ochu Dance - Octopus Ink - Petrify - Phantasmal Gaze - Photon Wings - Poison Breath - Poison Claw - Poison Cloud - Poison Gas - Poison Mist - Poison Touch - Poisonous Frog - Pollen - Putrid Breath - Rainbow Wind - Ray - Sandgun - Sandstorm - Screech - Silent Voice - Slap - Sleeping Gas - Spore - Sporefall - Stare - Sticky Goo - Stoneja - Stone Breath - Stone Gaze - Stone Throw - Stone Touch - Stopga - Thread - Time Slip - Tongue - Triumphant Grasp - Unction - Vampire - Venom - Venom Breath - Warcry - Spider Web - White Hole - Yawn - Zombie Breath
Stat Absorb Stat - Dragon Force - Fearga - Guard-Off - LV3 Def-Less - Pollen - Sai - War Dance - Warsong
Non-elemental 0-form Particle Beam - 100 Needles - 1000 Needles - 2000 Needles - 10000 Needles - Annul - Aqua Breath - Beam - Beam Cannon - Big Bang - Big Bomber - Bite - Black Fang - Black Hole - Blaster - Bone - Breath Wing - Cave-In - Chef's Knife - Choco Meteor - Comet - Crush - Crystal Rain - Cyclone - Dark Flare - Death Claw - Delta Attack - Destrudo - Diamond Flash - Diffractive Laser - Dischord - Divine Punishment - El Niño - Exaflare - Flare Star - Flareja - Forsaken - Gatling Gun - Gigaflare - Giga-Graviton - Goblin Punch - Great Attractor - Hailstone - Hyperdrive - Judgment - Karma - Laser - Leaf Swirl - Level 3 Flare - Level 4 Graviga - Level 5 Death - Life Shaver - Lifebreak - Light Pillar - Maelstrom - Magic Hammer - Magitek Laser - Matra Magic - Mega-Graviton - Megaflare - Megiddo Flame - Metal Cutter - Meteorite - Missile - Nanoflare - Needle - Neo Turk Light - Neutron Ring - Object 199 - Passado - Press - Resonance - Reverse Polarity - Roulette - S-Mine - Sacrifice - Sandstorm - Seed Cannon - Self-Destruct - Shadow Flare - Shamshir - Shockwave - Shockwave Pulsar - Slap - Smoke Shot - Snort - Snowball - Sonic Boom - Sonic Fan - Sonic Wave - Soul Crush - Sparkler - Starfall - Stone - Storm Breath - Supersonic Wave - Supernova - Tail Laser - Tentacle - Tentacle - Teraflare - Traveler - Tri-Breath - Triumphant Grasp - Tsunami - Turk Light - Ultima - Ultima Beam - Wakizashi - Wave Cannon - White Hole - Wormhole - Zanmato - Zantetsuken
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