Hits enemies with fire, ice and lightning.
Final Fantasy VI description
Tri-Disaster (トライディザスター, Torai Dizasutā?), also known as Tri-Dazer or Tetra-Disaster, is a recurring attack in the Final Fantasy series. It usually deals multi-elemental damage, specifically Fire, Ice and Lightning.
Appearances[]
Final Fantasy IV: The After Years[]
Tri-disaster is a Band ability. The three black mages, Rydia, Palom, and Leonora cast a succession of powerful black magic.
Final Fantasy VI[]
Tri-Disaster (Tri-Dazer on the SNES) makes its first appearance as the triple elemental attack of the esper Valigarmanda. It costs 68 MP.
Final Fantasy VII[]
Tetra-Disaster, a mistranslation of Tri-Disaster, is the attack Kujata uses when summoned. It costs 110 MP to summon and deals Fire, Lightning, and Ice elemental damage to all targets.
Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-[]
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth[]
Final Fantasy XIV[]
Tri-disaster is an ability available to Summoners. It is an upgrade from Outburst at level 74 that deals unaspected damage with a potency of 120 to a target and all nearby enemies within 5 yalms. It has a cast time of 1.5 seconds and a recast time of 2.5 seconds.
Prior to patch 6.0, it was an instant cast ability that inflicts unaspected damage to a single target while afflicting them with Bio III and Miasma III.
The Summoner spell Tri-bind (トライバインド, Torai Baindo?) was known as Tri-disaster prior to patch 3.0. It dealt unaspected damage and inflicted Bind to all enemies in the targeted area. Tri-bind was removed in patch 5.0.
The vidraal Valigarmanda uses the spell Tulidisaster (トラルディザスター, Toraru Dizasutā?, lit. Tural Disaster) in Worqor Lar Dor, referring the creature's use of the spell as an esper in Final Fantasy VI. The spell consists of an attack using the three elements the beast controls, acting as a heavy raidwide during the duty.
Final Fantasy XVI[]
While not directly usable by the player, Tri-disaster is a cinematic action attack used by Bahamut, Ifrit, and the Phoenix during the opening fight with Ultima Prime. It was the result of the three Eikons pooling together the abilities of Megaflare, Hellfire, and Revelation, respectively.
Stranger of Paradise Final Fantasy Origin[]
Tri-Disaster appears as one of the attacks used by Tiamat. In the second phase of her boss battle, she is able to gather energy in her mouths and release a powerful beam comprised of Wind, Thunder and Poison. It deals heavy damage, but can be easily avoided or parried with the Soul Shield.
Final Fantasy Dimensions II[]
Pictlogica Final Fantasy[]
Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade[]
Final Fantasy Record Keeper[]
Tri-Disaster is an ability used when summoning Valigarmanda, and deals three summon magic fire, ice and lightning attacks to all targets.
Tri-Disaster is also a Burst Soul Break available to Palom learned through the Chocobo Suit (IV). Palom's Tri-Disaster deals eight magic fire, ice and lightning attacks to one target and grants Haste and burst mode to the user. This Soul Break will deal ten attacks instead if the target has a Slight Weakness or is Vulnerable to fire, ice or lightning elements. As any other Burst Soul Break, Tri-Disaster changes the Attack and Defend Commands to Bomb Thunder and Ice Thunder commands respectively.
Tri-Disaster requires one Soul Gauge to cast, requires 30,000 AP to learn and when mastered, permanently grants a +10 bonus to Palom's Magic stat.
Final Fantasy Brave Exvius[]
World of Final Fantasy[]
Tri-Disaster is an enemy ability used by Pellinore.
Mobius Final Fantasy[]
Final Fantasy: Unlimited[]
Tri-Disaster is a summon of the Magun. Fittingly, it uses the Fire Red, Ice Blue, and Lightning Yellow Soils in order to activate.
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Etymology[]
Tri- is a numerical prefix meaning three.