Shinra Alpha in Final Fantasy VII.
A bracelet from a faraway world developed by the Shinra Company. Allegedly supplied to the security detail at the Junon Underwater Reactor and those who call themselves SOLDIER 1st Class.
Shinra Alpha (神羅甲型防具改, Shinra Kou-gata Bōgu Kai?, lit. Improved Shinra Armored Defense Tool) is a recurring piece of equipment in the Final Fantasy series.
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Final Fantasy VIIEdit
Shinra Alpha is a high-ranked armor, providing 77 Defense, 34 Magic Defense, and 3 linked materia slots with Normal growth. It can be obtained by stealing it from SOLDIER:1st, Captain, or Underwater MP.
Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-Edit
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Shinra Alpha is an accessory that provides +40 Vitality, and when 5 are used in Materia Fusion, it will grant VIT +1 to the materia. It dropped from Cutter Machine.
Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera OmniaEdit
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Shinra Alpha is an accessory that provides 28 DEF and 16 SPR. It can be obtained during the Final Fantasy VII event, Da-chao Statue.
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EtymologyEdit
Shinra comes from the first two characters of Shinra Banshou (神羅万象, Everything Covered by God?), a Japanese four-character idiom and homophone variant of Shinra Banshou (森羅万象, All-Covering Forests and Ten Thousand Things?), a Buddhist idiom which has come to mean "All of Nature" or "All of Creation".
Alpha is the first letter of the Greek alphabet. It was derived from the Phoenician letter "aleph," and it is the source of the Latin and Cyrillic letter "A." In English, alpha is a noun that means "beginning" or "first (in a series)."
