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Revision as of 08:33, 13 May 2016
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I couldn't finish 'em. Looks like this's gonna get complicated.
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Heh, rebels. Never thought I'd have to deal with your kind down here. Well, if you think you're getting mythril, you're right. My mythril blade straight through your heart!
Sergeant
The Sergeant, also known as the Sargeant, is the first boss encounter in Final Fantasy II. It is fought as Firion and the party attempt to procure a supply of Mythril. The party will encounter many more Sergeants later on in the game as random encounters, especially after obtaining the Ultima spell, when it begins appearing on the World Map where Goblins, Hornets, and Leg Eaters used to be found. Another Sergeant is also fought as a boss early on in the Soul of Rebirth adventure, in the Unknown Cave.
Battle
It has the Bow 3 ability, enabling it to hit back row characters for substantial damage.
Strategy
The Sergeant can be surprisingly difficult if one has failed to upgrade their characters' abilities and equipment, due to his hefty defense stat and attack power. Physical attackers will do little or no damage if still equipped with basic weapons. An unarmed fighter with a few skill levels will easily deal heavy damage, and magic attacks will pierce his defense. One may want to consider shielding party members with Protect and Blink.
Other appearances
Final Fantasy Record Keeper
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Sergeant from Final Fantasy II appears as an enemy in Final Fantasy Record Keeper.
Gallery
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Etymology
Sergeant (normally abbreviated to Sgt) is a rank used in some form by most militaries, police forces, and other uniformed organizations around the world.