Simurgh (weapon)

Simurgh in Final Fantasy XIII.

Designed for heavy impact, this model is often used to hunt big game.

Final Fantasy XIII description

Simurgh (シームルグ, Shīmurugu?) is a recurring boomerang-type weapon in the Final Fantasy series.

Appearances

Final Fantasy XIII

Simurgh is a first tier weapon for Hope. It maxes out on level 21. It is a rank 4 weapon with 28–168 Strength and no Magic. It gives the Stifled Magic passive ability, and is in the Ultimate Physic synthesis group, which, when activated, makes Hope immune to physical damage. It takes 38,040 EXP to max out and can be bought from Gilgamesh, inc. for 21,200 gil, or found in Taejin's Tower. At max level it dismantles into Tungsten Tube (x7), and a Tesla Turbine. It transforms into a Tezcatlipoca with an Uraninite.

Level	Strength	Magic	Current Exp.	Exp. to Next lv	Exp. to ★
1	28	0	0	800	38,040
2	35	0	800	916	37,240
3	42	0	1,716	1,032	36,324
4	49	0	2,748	1,148	35,292
5	56	0	3,896	1,264	34,144
6	63	0	5,160	1,380	32,880
7	70	0	6,540	1,496	31,500
8	77	0	8,036	1,612	30,004
9	84	0	9,648	1,728	28,392
10	91	0	11,376	1,844	26,664
11	98	0	13,220	1,960	24,820
12	105	0	15,180	2,076	22,860
13	112	0	17,256	2,192	20,784
14	119	0	19,448	2,308	18,592
15	126	0	21,756	2,424	16,284
16	133	0	24,180	2,540	13,860
17	140	0	26,720	2,656	11,320
18	147	0	29,376	2,772	8,664
19	154	0	32,148	2,888	5,892
20	161	0	35,036	3,004	3,004
★	168	0	38,040	Uraninite	0

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Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade (SSR).

Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade (SSR+).

Final Fantasy Record Keeper [FFVII].

Final Fantasy Record Keeper [FFVIII].

Final Fantasy Record Keeper [FFXIII].

Etymology

[view · edit · purge]Simurgh (lit. "thirty birds") is the modern Persian name for a gigantic benevolent mythical flying creature. In the Sassanid Empire era, it is depicted as a peacock with a head of a dog (sometimes with a face of a human) and the claws of a lion. The figure can be found in all periods of Greater Persian art and literature and was used as the royal symbol of the Sassanid Empire. In modern depictions, however, such as that of the Iranian 500 rials coin or the flag of Tat people, it is entirely birdlike.