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Summon (召喚, Shōkan?) is a command in Final Fantasy IV -Interlude- exclusive to Rydia? and Rydia. It allows the user to summon Eidolons in battle to deal damage or cause effects. The charge time for the command varies per summon.
Summons can be acquired during events, and Rydia? can acquire a few from enemy drops.
See also: Summon (command) or Summon (Final Fantasy IV)
List of summons[]
Name | MP Cost | Description | Level Acquired | Image |
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Titan Gaia's Wrath |
40 | Summons Titan. | Rydia?: Event Rydia: Known |
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Shiva Diamond Dust |
30 | Summons Shiva. | Rydia?: Event Rydia: Known |
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Ramuh Judgment Bolt |
30 | Summons Ramuh. | Rydia?: Event Rydia: Known |
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Ifrit Hellfire |
30 | Summons Ifrit. | Rydia?: Event Rydia: Known |
|
Goblin Goblin Punch |
1 | Summons Goblin. | Rydia?: Enemy drop | |
Cockatrice Petrifying Beak |
15 | Summons Cockatrice. | Rydia?: Enemy drop | |
Bomb Self-Destruct |
10 | Summons Bomb. | Rydia?: Enemy drop | |
Chocobo Chocobo Kick |
7 | Summons Chocobo. | Rydia: Known | |
Dragon Radiant Breath |
20 | Summons Mist Dragon. | Rydia: Known | |
Sylph Whisperwind |
25 | Summons Sylph. | Rydia: Known | |
Odin Zantetsuken |
45 | Summons Odin. | Rydia: Known | |
Leviathan Tsunami |
50 | Summons Leviathan. | Rydia: Known | |
Asura Asura's Boon |
50 | Summons Asura. | Rydia: Known | |
Bahamut Megaflare |
60 | Summons Bahamut. | Rydia: Known |
Etymology[]
Evocation is the act of calling upon or summoning a spirit, demon, god or other supernatural agent, in the Western mystery tradition. Comparable practices exist in many religions and magical traditions and may employ the use of mind-altering substances with and without uttered word formulas.