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FFVIII Sonic Wave

Sonic Wave in Final Fantasy VIII.

Sonic Wave (ソニックウェーブ, Sonikku Wēbu?) is a recurring ability in the Final Fantasy series. It often deals non-elemental damage to the entire party, and is primarily used by enemies.

Appearances[]

Final Fantasy VIII[]

Sonic Wave is an enemy ability used by Oilboyle. It inflicts non-elemental damage and Curse to the party.

Final Fantasy X[]

Sonic Wave is an enemy ability used by Achelous and Phlegyas after using Charging three times. It inflicts non-elemental magic damage to the party with a power of 14.

Final Fantasy XI[]

Sonic Wave is an enemy ability that reduces defense of enemies in an area of effect. It is used by the Dhalmel family.

Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings[]

Sonic Wave is an ability used by Filo at level 2. It simply damages multiple foes.

Final Fantasy Record Keeper[]

Sonic Wave is an enemy ability used by Cursed+ Yunalesca and Oilboyle. Oilboyle's version merely inflicts Sap to the party, while Cursed+ Yunalesca's version deals moderate non-elemental magic damage to the party.

Final Fantasy Brave Exvius[]

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Non-Final Fantasy guest appearances[]

Bravely series[]

In Bravely Default, Sonic Wave is a Special Move for swords that allows the users to attack one enemy with wind for six times the damage of a conventional attack. For the duration of the music, all allies' Physical Attack is raised by 50%. The user must Brave 30 times.

In Bravely Second: End Layer, Sonic Wave is the level 3 offensive-type Special Move for swords that allows a character to attack one enemy with wind. For the duration of the music, the P.Atk of all allies is raised by 50%. Music bonuses will stack with other attribute bonuses.

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