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| Common Drop = Power Orb (25%) |
| Common Drop = Power Orb (25%) |
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| Rare Drop = [[Hermes Sandals]] (2%) |
| Rare Drop = [[Hermes Sandals]] (2%) |
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| − | | Abilities = [[Chef's Knife|Knife]], Sharpened Knife, Grudge Knife, Rancor Knife, [[Karma ( |
+ | | Abilities = [[Chef's Knife|Knife]], Sharpened Knife, Grudge Knife, Rancor Knife, [[Karma (ability)|Ultimate Grudge]] |
| Notes = - Delivers devastating physical attacks. |
| Notes = - Delivers devastating physical attacks. |
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==Battle== |
==Battle== |
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| − | Tonberry begins by using [[Chef's Knife|Knife]], but when the text "Revenge" flashes above its head it will begin using Sharpened Knife. When the text "None are safe..." flashes above its head, it will begin using Grudge Knife. The next text warning will be, "Vengeance is nigh!" after which Tonberry begins to use Rancor Knife; an attack that deals 9999 damage. Soon after it will use [[Karma ( |
+ | Tonberry begins by using [[Chef's Knife|Knife]], but when the text "Revenge" flashes above its head it will begin using Sharpened Knife. When the text "None are safe..." flashes above its head, it will begin using Grudge Knife. The next text warning will be, "Vengeance is nigh!" after which Tonberry begins to use Rancor Knife; an attack that deals 9999 damage. Soon after it will use [[Karma (ability)|Ultimate Grudge]], dealing 66,666 damage to all party members. |
===Strategy=== |
===Strategy=== |
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The player should use Tri-disaster ([[Ravager (Final Fantasy XIII-2)|RAV]]/RAV/RAV) and occasionally switch to either Aggression ([[Commando (Final Fantasy XIII-2)|COM]]/COM/RAV) or Relentless Assault (COM/RAV/RAV) to stabilize the chain gauge. |
The player should use Tri-disaster ([[Ravager (Final Fantasy XIII-2)|RAV]]/RAV/RAV) and occasionally switch to either Aggression ([[Commando (Final Fantasy XIII-2)|COM]]/COM/RAV) or Relentless Assault (COM/RAV/RAV) to stabilize the chain gauge. |
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| − | When the Tonberry is [[stagger]]ed, the player should switch to Exploitation (COM/[[Saboteur (Final Fantasy XIII-2)|SAB]]/SAB) to inflict [[Deprotect ( |
+ | When the Tonberry is [[stagger]]ed, the player should switch to Exploitation (COM/[[Saboteur (Final Fantasy XIII-2)|SAB]]/SAB) to inflict [[Deprotect (status)|Deprotect]] and [[Deshell (status)|Deshell]]. When those status ailments are inflicted, the player should switch to Cerberus (COM/COM/COM) and deal as much damage as possible. One could also try to finish the battle with an offensive Feral Link to boost drop rate of Tonberry's crystal if one is trying to capture it. |
==[[Paradigm Pack]]== |
==[[Paradigm Pack]]== |
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The Tonberry is a Commando, and its [[stats]] are balanced, with Strength and Magic rising to a high level. It learns all the possible Chaser abilities, making it particularly potent when teamed up with a [[Saboteur (Final Fantasy XIII-2)|Saboteur]]. Unfortunately it does not learn any area-of-effect attacks, which can be rectified by maxing out a [[Scutari]] and infusing it into the Tonberry to learn [[Ruinga]]. |
The Tonberry is a Commando, and its [[stats]] are balanced, with Strength and Magic rising to a high level. It learns all the possible Chaser abilities, making it particularly potent when teamed up with a [[Saboteur (Final Fantasy XIII-2)|Saboteur]]. Unfortunately it does not learn any area-of-effect attacks, which can be rectified by maxing out a [[Scutari]] and infusing it into the Tonberry to learn [[Ruinga]]. |
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| − | The Tonberry is the sole bearer of the Strength: +35% and Magic: +35% passive abilities, making it the only candidate for infusion fodder if the player desires these abilities for their other monsters. Tonberry has a reasonably fast attack animation, and is perhaps slightly better than the [[Don Tonberry (Final Fantasy XIII-2)|Don Tonberry]], as it doesn't have Perpetual [[Poison ( |
+ | The Tonberry is the sole bearer of the Strength: +35% and Magic: +35% passive abilities, making it the only candidate for infusion fodder if the player desires these abilities for their other monsters. Tonberry has a reasonably fast attack animation, and is perhaps slightly better than the [[Don Tonberry (Final Fantasy XIII-2)|Don Tonberry]], as it doesn't have Perpetual [[Poison (status)|Poison]], which is irritating as one has to continually switch into a healing [[paradigm]]. |
{{XIII2 Monster |
{{XIII2 Monster |
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|Description = Lift status ailments from self and inflict debilitating ailments on target and nearby foes. Input Type: Multiple |
|Description = Lift status ailments from self and inflict debilitating ailments on target and nearby foes. Input Type: Multiple |
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|Crystarium = Tonberry Development.png |
|Crystarium = Tonberry Development.png |
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| − | |1Ability = [[Attack ( |
+ | |1Ability = [[Attack (command)|Attack]] |
|1Description = Deal physical damage to target. |
|1Description = Deal physical damage to target. |
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|1Type = Command |
|1Type = Command |
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|1Level = Initial |
|1Level = Initial |
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|1Infusible = No |
|1Infusible = No |
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| − | |2Ability = [[Ruin ( |
+ | |2Ability = [[Ruin (ability)|Ruin]] |
|2Description = Deal non-elemental magic damage to target. |
|2Description = Deal non-elemental magic damage to target. |
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|2Type = Command |
|2Type = Command |
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*The maximum HP of both Tonberry and [[Don Tonberry (Final Fantasy XIII-2)|Don Tonberry]]—393,939, refers to the maximum HP —39,393—of the [[Tonberry (Final Fantasy V)|Tonberry]] from ''[[Final Fantasy V]]'', the game Tonberries first appeared in. |
*The maximum HP of both Tonberry and [[Don Tonberry (Final Fantasy XIII-2)|Don Tonberry]]—393,939, refers to the maximum HP —39,393—of the [[Tonberry (Final Fantasy V)|Tonberry]] from ''[[Final Fantasy V]]'', the game Tonberries first appeared in. |
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| − | ==Related |
+ | ==Related enemies== |
*[[Don Tonberry (Final Fantasy XIII-2)|Don Tonberry]] |
*[[Don Tonberry (Final Fantasy XIII-2)|Don Tonberry]] |
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Revision as of 21:06, 27 November 2015
Template:Sideicon Template:FFXIII-2 Enemies The Tonberry is an enemy in Final Fantasy XIII-2. It is rare and dangerous and should not be underestimated.
Battle
Tonberry begins by using Knife, but when the text "Revenge" flashes above its head it will begin using Sharpened Knife. When the text "None are safe..." flashes above its head, it will begin using Grudge Knife. The next text warning will be, "Vengeance is nigh!" after which Tonberry begins to use Rancor Knife; an attack that deals 9999 damage. Soon after it will use Ultimate Grudge, dealing 66,666 damage to all party members.
Strategy
It is crucial to defeat the Tonberry before it uses Ultimate Grudge. For low level parties it is recommended to bestow an array of buffs: either by a Feral Link or via the Rapid Growth (SYN/SYN/SYN).
The player should use Tri-disaster (RAV/RAV/RAV) and occasionally switch to either Aggression (COM/COM/RAV) or Relentless Assault (COM/RAV/RAV) to stabilize the chain gauge.
When the Tonberry is staggered, the player should switch to Exploitation (COM/SAB/SAB) to inflict Deprotect and Deshell. When those status ailments are inflicted, the player should switch to Cerberus (COM/COM/COM) and deal as much damage as possible. One could also try to finish the battle with an offensive Feral Link to boost drop rate of Tonberry's crystal if one is trying to capture it.
Paradigm Pack
The Tonberry is a Commando, and its stats are balanced, with Strength and Magic rising to a high level. It learns all the possible Chaser abilities, making it particularly potent when teamed up with a Saboteur. Unfortunately it does not learn any area-of-effect attacks, which can be rectified by maxing out a Scutari and infusing it into the Tonberry to learn Ruinga.
The Tonberry is the sole bearer of the Strength: +35% and Magic: +35% passive abilities, making it the only candidate for infusion fodder if the player desires these abilities for their other monsters. Tonberry has a reasonably fast attack animation, and is perhaps slightly better than the Don Tonberry, as it doesn't have Perpetual Poison, which is irritating as one has to continually switch into a healing paradigm.
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Trivia
- The maximum HP of both Tonberry and Don Tonberry—393,939, refers to the maximum HP —39,393—of the Tonberry from Final Fantasy V, the game Tonberries first appeared in.