Concept artwork for Final Fantasy XI.
The Treant (トレント, Torento?), also as the Trent, Elder Treant, or EvilPine, is a recurring creaturein the Final Fantasy series, first appearing in Final Fantasy Legend II. It is typically an ambulatory tree, often with a face carved into it. Due to its tree-like nature, it is usually weak to the Fire element, and occasionally has an affinity with Earth. It also frequently attacks with physical abilities, and by inflicting Berserk or other beneficial statuses such as Protect on themselves and allies.
Appearances[]
Final Fantasy V[]
The Treant appears as an enemy encountered in the second world encountered around Castle Exdeath. It has the [[Berserk (Final Fantasy V enemy ability)|Berserkability, which it will use on its allies to increase their damage output on the party. It also has the Death Claw ability, which can reduce a party's member's HP to single digits and can be learned as a Blue Magic spell.
Final Fantasy XI[]
The Treant appears as a family of plantoid enemies. They are weak to the Fire element and the Dark element, and are usually of the Warrior class. They are relatively large in size, and are found in outside areas. They drop a variety of woods, roots, leaves and mushrooms. The quantity of drops, more than any one drop individually, make them frequently targeted enemies. They use attacks which inflict statuses, most notably Blind, which can be inflicted through its Entangle and Drill Branch attacks. The common Treant can be encountered as an enemy in Batallia Downs and Vunkerl Inlet.
Final Fantasy XII[]
The Treant appears as a golem-type enemy encountered in the Golmore Jungle. A normally docile enemy, the Treant will not attack the player unless they are attacked first. It will tend to cast Protect on itself. It is also fought alongside the Elder Wyrm.
Final Fantasy XIV[]
The Treant appears as a family of seedkin found primarily in the Black Shroud and Dravania. The common Treant is a mid-level enemy found in the Snakemolt region of the South Shroud, and can also be encountered during 
Fortune Favors the Bole. In the Gridania scenarios of both the original release and A Realm Reborn, the adventurer, Yda and Papalymo run afoul of angry treants early on in the story.
Final Fantasy XV[]
The Treant appears as a boss encountered in the Myrlwood, and during the "Felling Mad, Old Trees" hunt. It is capable of inflicting Mollified and Confusion.
Final Fantasy Tactics[]
The Treant appears as a family of tree-like entities that absorb Earth-based attacks and are weak against Fire. They have no evade stat, so all attacks on the Treant will land. The common Treant is the mid-ranked member of this family, and the only one with access to the Life Nymph ability.
Final Fantasy Legend II[]
The EvilPine appears as an enemy encountered in Edo, Edo Castle, and the Harbor, and a possible transformation for monster units.
Final Fantasy Dimensions[]
The Elder Treant (simply Treant in Japanese) is an enemy encountered in the Challenge Dungeon of the The Memorist episode. The Challenge Dungeons do not appear outside the original phone release, leaving the Elder Treant dummied in other releases and therefore not available in any English version of the game. The common Treant enemy encountered otherwise is actually Dimensions's version of the Mammon.
Final Fantasy Artniks Dive[]
This section about an enemy in Final Fantasy Artniks Dive is empty or needs to be expanded. You can help the Final Fantasy Wiki by expanding it.
Final Fantasy Record Keeper[]
The Treants from Final Fantasy XI and XII appear as enemies.
Final Fantasy Brave Exvius[]
The Treant appears as an enemy encountered in the Kol Badlands, Golzas Canyon, Whispering Pass, Wind Shrine, Mystic Woods, Carbuncle Grove, Mirez Valley, Zanton Dunes, Tainted Woods, Rhao Hills, Ancient Ruins, Chamber of Creation, and Colosseum. It also appears during the events "Memories from the Aquapolis," "The Gathering," "Time for Revenge," "In Search of True Strength," "Return to the Halloween Castle," "Guardian of the Order," "Fate of the Dragoon," "The White Sage and the Magic Cane," "Conspiracy to the Throne," and "The Phantom Blueprint."
Mobius Final Fantasy[]
.png){kind=link}
The Treant appears as a wind-elemental boss based on its Final Fantasy XIV appearance, which can be obtained as a Ranger ability card granting the Lesser Windstrike or Windstrike abilities. The Final Fantasy XII Treant additionally appears as a wind-elemental Ranger card, granting the Charge of the Wild ability.
Dice de Chocobo[]
This section about an enemy in Dice de Chocobo is empty or needs to be expanded. You can help the Final Fantasy Wiki by expanding it.Etymology[]
Treants are creatures found in the Dungeons & Dragons roleplaying game.