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[[File:FFVII Tidal Wave.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Tidal Wave in ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]''.]]
  
[[File:FFVII Tidal Wave.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Tidal Wave in ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]''.]]
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'''Tsunami''' {{j|大海嘯|Dai Kaishō|j2=つなみ|r2=Tsunami}}, also known as '''Tidal Wave''', is a recurring ability in the ''[[Final Fantasy (series)|Final Fantasy]]'' series. It is always associated with the [[Water (element)|Water element]], and has been used by player characters, enemies, and [[List of summons|summons]] alike. Most of its appearances are the attack of the summon, [[Leviathan]].
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'''Tsunami''' {{j|大海嘯|Dai Kaishō|j2=つなみ|r2=Tsunami}}, also known as '''Tidal Wave''' and '''CleanSweep''', is a recurring ability in the [[Final Fantasy series|''Final Fantasy'' series]]. It is always associated with the [[Water (element)|Water element]], and has been used by player characters, enemies, and [[List of summons|summons]] alike. Most of its appearances are the attack of the summon, [[Leviathan]].
   
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{{See Also|Tidal Wave}}
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{{See|Tidal Wave}}
   
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== Appearances ==
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' ===
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Tsunami (SWIRL on the NES) is one of the four elemental attacks used by [[Chaos (Final Fantasy boss)|Chaos]]. It deals heavy non-elemental damage to the entire party.
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Tsunami, known as '''SWIRL''' in the original NES translation, is one of the four elemental attacks used by [[Chaos (Final Fantasy boss)|Chaos]]. It deals heavy non-elemental damage to the entire party.
  
   
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In [[Dawn of Souls]] and further remakes, '''Tsunami''' is also used by [[Cagnazzo (Final Fantasy)|Cagnazzo]] and can be seen as his signature ability.
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In ''[[Final Fantasy I & 2: Dwan of Souls|Dawn of Souls]]'' and subsequent remakes, Tsunami is also used by [[Cagnazzo (Final Fantasy)|Cagnazzo]] and can be seen as his signature ability.
   
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Tsunami VIII is a Matter-elemental attack used by the [[Sea Dragon (Final Fantasy II)|Sea Dragon]] and [[Sea Serpent (Final Fantasy II)|Sea Serpent]] that inflicts 40-180 damage to each party member.
  
Tsunami VIII is a Matter-elemental attack used by the [[Sea Dragon (Final Fantasy II)|Sea Dragon]] and [[Sea Serpent (Final Fantasy II)|Sea Serpent]] that inflicts 40-180 damage to each party member.
   
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy III]]'' ===
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Tidal Wave is Leviathan's best attack and can only be cast when a [[Summoner (Final Fantasy III)|Summoner]] [[Summon (command)|calls]] it.
  
Tidal Wave is Leviathan's best attack and can only be cast when a [[Summoner (Final Fantasy III)|Summoner]] [[Summon (command)|calls]] it.
   
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy IV]]'' ===
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Tsunami is special magic ability used by [[Cagnazzo (Final Fantasy IV 2D)|Cagnazzo]] in both boss battles against him. The ability causes Water damage and may cause [[Instant Death|instant death]]. This ability is available to the party as an [[Augment (Final Fantasy IV)|augment ability]] in the 3D version.
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Tsunami is special magic ability used by [[Cagnazzo#Final Fantasy IV|Cagnazzo]] in both boss battles against him. The ability causes Water damage and may cause [[Instant Death|instant death]]. This ability is available to the party as an [[Augment (Final Fantasy IV)|augment ability]] in the [[Nintendo DS]] version.
  
   
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==== ''[[Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-]]'' ====
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Tsunami is Leviathan's attack when summoned. It deals non-elemental damage.
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Tsunami is Leviathan's attack when summoned and functions identically to its ''Final Fantasy IV'' appearance as being a non-elemental attack.
  
   
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[[Final Fantasy IV: The After Years enemy abilities#Tsunami|Tsunami]] is an [[Final Fantasy IV: The After Years enemy abilities|enemy ability]] used by the [[Flood Worm (The After Years)|Flood Worm]] in the [[Underground Waterway (Final Fantasy IV)|Underground Waterway]].
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[[List of Final Fantasy IV: The After Years enemy abilities#Tsunami|Tsunami]] is an [[List of Final Fantasy IV: The After Years enemy abilities|enemy ability]] used by the [[Flood Worm (The After Years)|Flood Worm]] in the [[Underground Waterway (Final Fantasy IV)|Underground Waterway]].
  
   
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy V]]'' ===
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The [[Geomancer (Final Fantasy V)|Geomancer's]] [[Gaia (Final Fantasy V)|Gaia]] can use Tsunami and Big Tsunami on Beaches, [[Walse Tower]], Ocean, and [[Ship Graveyard]] to deal water damage to all enemies. The player may utilize this ability by [[Catch (Final Fantasy V)|catching]] and releasing a [[Stingray (Final Fantasy V)|Stingray]] or [[Gorgimera (Final Fantasy V)|Gorgimera]].
  
The [[Geomancer (Final Fantasy V)|Geomancer's]] [[Gaia (Final Fantasy V)|Gaia]] can use Tsunami and Big Tsunami on Beaches, [[Walse Tower]], Ocean, and [[Ship Graveyard]] to deal water damage to all enemies. The player may utilize this ability by [[Catch (Final Fantasy V)|catching]] and releasing a [[Stingray (Final Fantasy V)|Stingray]] or [[Gorgimera (Final Fantasy V)|Gorgimera]].
   
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[[Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Tsunami|Tsunami]] (CleanSweep in earlier translations) is an enemy ability that deals Water-elemental damage to the whole party. Tsunami is used by the more formidable enemies such as [[Ultima Buster (Final Fantasy VI)|Ultima Buster]] and [[Master Tonberry (Final Fantasy VI)|Master Tonberry]], and stronger Water based enemies such as the [[Blue Dragon (Final Fantasy VI)|Blue Dragon]]. Many of the bosses exclusive to the ''[[Finest Fantasy for Advance|Advance]]'' and smartphone releases have this ability in their arsenal, including [[Leviathan (Final Fantasy VI boss)|Leviathan]], [[Omega Weapon (Final Fantasy VI)|Omega Weapon]], and [[Kaiser Dragon (Final Fantasy VI)|Kaiser Dragon]].
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[[List of Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Tsunami|Tsunami]], known as CleanSweep in earlier translations, is an enemy ability that deals Water-elemental damage to the whole party. Tsunami is used by the more formidable enemies such as [[Ultima Buster (Final Fantasy VI)|Ultima Buster]] and [[Master Tonberry (Final Fantasy VI)|Master Tonberry]], and stronger Water based enemies such as the [[Blue Dragon (Final Fantasy VI)|Blue Dragon]]. Many of the bosses exclusive to the ''[[Finest Fantasy for Advance|Advance]]'' and smartphone releases have this ability in their arsenal, including [[Leviathan (Final Fantasy VI boss)|Leviathan]], [[Omega Weapon (Final Fantasy VI)|Omega Weapon]], and [[Kaiser Dragon (Final Fantasy VI)|Kaiser Dragon]].
  
   
 
Tsunami can also be learned as a [[Lore (Final Fantasy VI)|Lore]] ability for [[Strago Magus]]. The ability costs 30 [[MP (stat)|MP]] to cast, has a spell power of 50, and a hit rate of 150. Its use as a Lore can be compared to [[Aqua Breath]], dealing Water-elemental damage to all enemies. Tsunami differs from Aqua Breath in that Aqua Breath also inflicts [[Wind (element)|Wind]]-elemental damage. In addition, Tsunami ignores split spell damage across enemy groups (while Aqua Breath does not), making Tsunami a better choice for monster groups of four or more.
  
Tsunami can also be learned as a [[Lore (Final Fantasy VI)|Lore]] ability for [[Strago Magus]]. The ability costs 30 [[MP (stat)|MP]] to cast, has a spell power of 50, and a hit rate of 150. Its use as a Lore can be compared to [[Aqua Breath]], dealing Water-elemental damage to all enemies. Tsunami differs from Aqua Breath in that Aqua Breath also inflicts [[Wind (element)|Wind]]-elemental damage. In addition, Tsunami ignores split spell damage across enemy groups (while Aqua Breath does not), making Tsunami a better choice for monster groups of four or more.
   
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[[File:Cloud Summoning Leviathan Sketch.jpg|thumb|Storyboard.]]
  
[[File:Cloud Summoning Leviathan Sketch.jpg|thumb|Storyboard.]]
 
The boss [[Aps]] uses Sewer Tsunami in the fight underneath [[Midgar]]'s slums. It deals damage to both the boss and the characters, but it deals more damage to whichever side it hits first. So, it can actually hurt Aps more than its target.
  
The boss [[Aps]] uses Sewer Tsunami in the fight underneath [[Midgar]]'s slums. It deals damage to both the boss and the characters, but it deals more damage to whichever side it hits first. So, it can actually hurt Aps more than its target.
   
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The summon [[Summon Materia (Final Fantasy VII)#Leviathan|Leviathan]] uses [[Summon (Final Fantasy VII)#Tidal Wave|Tidal Wave]] as its attack. In the PlayStation [[Final Fantasy VII demo|''Aeris'' demo release]] of the game, Leviathan is the only summon available, and its attack was originally called Tsunami.
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The summon [[Leviathan (Final Fantasy VII)|Leviathan]] uses [[Summon (Final Fantasy VII)#Tidal Wave|Tidal Wave]] as its attack. In the PlayStation [[Final Fantasy VII demo|''Aeris'' demo release]], Leviathan is the only summon available, and its attack was originally called Tsunami.
   
 
Huge Tidal Wave is used by both [[Acrophies (Final Fantasy VII)|Acrophies]] and [[Serpent (Final Fantasy VII)|Serpent]], and deals [[Water (element)|Water]]-elemental damage to all targets, including the enemy, which results in healing said enemy.
  
Huge Tidal Wave is used by both [[Acrophies (Final Fantasy VII)|Acrophies]] and [[Serpent (Final Fantasy VII)|Serpent]], and deals [[Water (element)|Water]]-elemental damage to all targets, including the enemy, which results in healing said enemy.
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy VIII]]'' ===
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[[File:Storyboard leviathan.jpg|right|thumb|Storyboard of Tsunami.]]
  
[[File:Storyboard leviathan.jpg|right|thumb|Storyboard of Tsunami.]]
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The [[Guardian Force]] Leviathan's attack is called Tsunami. It inflicts Water-elemental damage and sweeps common enemies killed by the attack off the field. Leviathan's summon time is 21.4s, which, according to the ''[[Final Fantasy VIII Ultimania]]'', allows the player to [[Boost (ability)|boost]] its damage to around 230% of normal damage using a regular PlayStation controller.
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The [[Guardian Force]] [[Leviathan (Final Fantasy VIII)|Leviathan's]] attack is called Tsunami. It inflicts Water-elemental damage and sweeps common enemies killed by the attack off the field. Leviathan's summon time is 21.4s, which, according to the ''[[Final Fantasy VIII Ultimania]]'', allows the player to [[Boost (ability)|boost]] its damage to around 230% of normal damage using a regular [[PlayStation]] controller.
   
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Its damage is calculated as follows:<ref name="ffviii">[http://www.gamefaqs.com/ps/197343-final-fantasy-viii/faqs/58936 ''Final Fantasy VIII'' Battle Mechanics FAQ]</ref>
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Its damage is calculated as follows:<ref>{{Refwebsite| page url = https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/ps/197343-final-fantasy-viii/faqs/58936| page name = ''Final Fantasy VIII'' Battle Mechanics FAQ by ForteGSOmega| site url = https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/| site name = GameFAQs
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:<math>Damage = 63 * Level / 10 + 47 + 10</math>
  
:<math>Damage = 63 * Level / 10 + 47 + 10</math>
 
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:<math>Damage = Damage * (265 - TargetSpr) / 8 </math>
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Elemental Defense starts at 800 (0%), 900 nullifies damage and 1000 absorbs it. If an enemy is shown to be weak against an element, its Elemental Defense is below 800. If damage becomes negative (due to high Elemental Defense), the target is healed by that amount.
  
Elemental Defense starts at 800 (0%), 900 nullifies damage and 1000 absorbs it. If an enemy is shown to be weak against an element, its Elemental Defense is below 800. If damage becomes negative (due to high Elemental Defense), the target is healed by that amount.
   
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Leviathan's summon attack was the first summon attack made for ''Final Fantasy VIII'', to appear in a [[Final Fantasy VIII demo|demo]], where it is cast by [[Rinoa Heartilly|Rinoa]].
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Leviathan's summon attack was the first summon attack made. It appears in a [[Final Fantasy VIII demo|demo]], where it is cast by [[Rinoa Heartilly|Rinoa]].
   
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During [[Zidane Tribal|Zidane's]] solo battle with [[Black Waltz 1]], the enemy [[Sealion]]'s jewel may change colors from green to yellow to red. When the jewel is red, Sealion uses its most dangerous attack, [[Final Fantasy IX enemy abilities#Tsunami|Tsunami]].
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During [[Zidane Tribal|Zidane's]] solo battle with [[Black Waltz 1]], the enemy [[Sealion]]'s jewel may change colors from green to yellow to red. When the jewel is red, Sealion uses its most dangerous attack, [[List of Final Fantasy IX enemy abilities#Tsunami|Tsunami]].
  
   
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[[Summon (Final Fantasy IX)#Tsunami|Tsunami]] is also the summon ability of the [[Eidolon (Final Fantasy IX)|eidolon]] [[Leviathan#Final Fantasy IX|Leviathan]] that deals water damage to all opponents. It has two versions, long and short, with the long version being stronger and augmented by the number of [[List of Final Fantasy IX jewels#Aquamarine|Aquamarines]] in the player's inventory (see [[Summon (Final Fantasy IX)#Mechanics]] for damage formulae).
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[[Summon (Final Fantasy IX)#Tsunami|Tsunami]] is also the summon ability of the [[Eidolon (Final Fantasy IX)|eidolon]] [[Leviathan#Final Fantasy IX|Leviathan]] that deals water damage to all opponents. It has two versions, long and short, with the long version being stronger and augmented by the number of [[Final Fantasy IX jewels#Aquamarine|Aquamarines]] in the player's inventory (see [[Summon (Final Fantasy IX)#Mechanics]] for damage formulae).
   
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The [[Esper (Final Fantasy XII)|Esper]] of Water, [[Famfrit (Final Fantasy XII)|Famfrit]], uses Tsunami as its ultimate attack. It will only cast Tsunami if its HP is below 30% of its maximum HP or if there are 10 seconds left in its summoning time. In the ''Zodiac'' versions, the player can unleash Tsunami at will.
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The [[Esper (Final Fantasy XII)|Esper]] of Water, [[Famfrit]], uses Tsunami as its ultimate attack. It will only cast Tsunami if its HP is below 30% of its maximum HP or if there are 10 seconds left in its summoning time. In the ''Zodiac Job System'' version of ''Final Fantasy XII'', the player can unleash Tsunami at will.
  
   
 
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[[Leviathan (Final Fantasy XV)|Leviathan]] uses Tsunami when summoned by [[Noctis Lucis Caelum|Noctis]] in battle. It deals massive damage to surrounding foes. It can be performed in the open world of [[Lucis]] and in [[Insomnia]]. Leviathan manifests from water nearby the player (such as rivers or the [[Cygillan Ocean]]) when Noctis is in [[Final Fantasy XV statuses#Danger|Danger]] state. She also performs this move in the cutscene where [[Titan (Final Fantasy XV)|Titan]] protects them in [[Altissia]], and when riding [[Magna Fortia|the train]] to [[Tenebrae (Final Fantasy XV)|Tenebrae]] to fend off [[Daemon (Final Fantasy XV)|daemons]].
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By summoning the [[Scion (Ivalice)|Scion]] Famfrit through the Ewer of Darkness, a player can attack all enemies with Tsunami.
  
By summoning the [[Scion (Ivalice)|Scion]] Famfrit through the Ewer of Darkness, a player can attack all enemies with Tsunami.
   
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The [[seeq]] [[Viking (Tactics A2)|Viking]] learns the ability Tsunami from the [[List of Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift weapons/Edged weapons#Hammerhead|Hammerhead]] for 350 AP. It only works when the seeq is on a water tile, and deals HP and MP damage to units in a large targetable area. It costs 8 MP to cast.
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The [[seeq]] [[Viking (Tactics A2)|Viking]] learns Tsunami from the [[Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift weapons/Edged weapons#Hammerhead|Hammerhead]] for 350 AP. It only works when the seeq is on a water tile, and deals HP and MP damage to units in a large targetable area. It costs 8 MP to cast.
   
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Tsunami is is used by the second and third forms of [[Chaos (The 4 Heroes of Light)|Chaos]]. When the ability is used it causes a giant wave of crimson water to attack all members of the opposing party, inflicting moderate [[Water (element)|water-elemental]] damage and causing [[Poison (status)|poison]].
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Tsunami is is used by the second and third forms of [[Chaos (The 4 Heroes of Light)|Chaos]]. When the ability is used it causes a giant wave of crimson water to attack all members of the opposing party, inflicting moderate [[Water (element)|water-elemental]] damage and causing [[Poison (status)|poison]].
 
   
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Torrent is the job level 13 ability for the [[Pirate (Bravely Default)|Pirate]]. It unleashes physical water attacks dealing 0.3 times the damage of a conventional attack up to 16 times on one target. It costs 2 BP to use.
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This version, named Torrent, is a high-level ability used by the [[Pirate (Bravely Default)|Pirate job]] in Bravely Default. It is a water-based physical attack that costs 2 BP and hits multiple times, dealing up to 4.8 times the damage of a normal attack if every hit connects.
  
   
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One of [[Garland (Final Fantasy)/Dissidia (PSP)|Garland's]] HP attacks is named Tsunami, and involves him jumps up and throw his sword with a chain onto the floor. The sword then curls around the floor like a snake to hit the opponent with an explosion of water. The summon Leviathan also uses Tsunami, which decreases the opponent's [[Bravery (stat)|Bravery]] continuously by a set value over a period of time.
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One of [[Garland (Final Fantasy)/Dissidia|Garland's]] HP attacks is named Tsunami, and involves him jumps up and throw his sword with a chain onto the floor. The sword then curls around the floor like a snake to hit the opponent with an explosion of water. The summon Leviathan also uses Tsunami, which decreases the opponent's [[Bravery (stat)|Bravery]] continuously by a set value over a period of time.
  
   
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Tsunami is one of Garland's HP attacks, costing 40 CP to equip (20 when mastered) and as a summon, the auto version being found in Chapter Five: Entrusted Power of Scenario 013, and the manual being purchased from certain Moogle Shops for 50 KP.
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Tsunami returns as one of Garlands HP attacks, costing 40 CP to equip (20 when mastered) and as a summon, the auto version being found in Chapter Five: Entrusted Power of Scenario 013, and the manual being purchased from certain Moogle Shops for 50 KP.
  
   
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Tsunami is an HP attack for Garland, learned at level 2. Tsunami is a ranged attack where Garland sends in a surging wave of water in front of him.
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Tsunami is an active, water-elemental magic ability that inflicts magical water damage on all targets for 5 AP. It can be used by Cenchos, Garland, Kraken, Leviathan★, Sea Serpent, Sea Worm, Syldra★, Ultros, and Ultros★.
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It is also an enemy ability used by Brandelis, Leviathan, Ultros (2nd), and Kraken (Hidden Dungeon).
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FFI Tsunami PS.png|''[[Final Fantasy]]'' (PS).
  
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TAY Wii Tidal Wave.jpg|Tidal Wave in ''[[Final Fantasy IV: The After Years|The After Years]]'' (Wii).
  
TAY Wii Tidal Wave.jpg|Tidal Wave in ''[[Final Fantasy IV: The After Years|The After Years]]'' (Wii).
 
TAY Wii Tsunami.jpg|Tsunami in ''[[Final Fantasy IV: The After Years|The After Years]]'' (Wii).
  
TAY Wii Tsunami.jpg|Tsunami in ''[[Final Fantasy IV: The After Years|The After Years]]'' (Wii).
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FF4PSP TAY Enemy Ability Tsunami.png|Tsunami in ''[[Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection|The After Years]]'' (PSP).
 
Ff6cleansweep.PNG|CleanSweep in ''[[Final Fantasy VI]]'' (SNES).
  
Ff6cleansweep.PNG|CleanSweep in ''[[Final Fantasy VI]]'' (SNES).
 
FFVI Lore Tsunami.png|Tsunami in ''[[Final Fantasy VI]]'' (GBA).
  
FFVI Lore Tsunami.png|Tsunami in ''[[Final Fantasy VI]]'' (GBA).
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DFF Tsunami.png|Tsunami in ''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)|Dissidia Final Fantasy]]''.
  
DFF Tsunami.png|Tsunami in ''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)|Dissidia Final Fantasy]]''.
 
DFFLeviathan.png|Tsunami used by Leviathan in ''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)|Dissidia Final Fantasy]]''.
  
DFFLeviathan.png|Tsunami used by Leviathan in ''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)|Dissidia Final Fantasy]]''.
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DFF2015 Garland Tsunami.png|Garland's version in ''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy NT]]''.
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DFF2015 Tsunami.png|Leviathan's version in ''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy NT]]''.
 
PFF Tsunami.png|''[[Pictlogica Final Fantasy]]''.
  
PFF Tsunami.png|''[[Pictlogica Final Fantasy]]''.
 
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FFAB Tidal Wave - Aerith UR.png|''[[Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade]]'' (UR) [FFVII].
 
FFAB Tidal Wave - Yuffie UR+.png|''[[Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade]]'' (UR+) [FFVII].
  
FFAB Tidal Wave - Yuffie UR+.png|''[[Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade]]'' (UR+) [FFVII].
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FFAB Tsunami - Lenna Legend SSR.png|''[[Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade]]'' (SSR Legend) [FFV].
  
FFAB Tsunami - Lenna Legend SSR.png|''[[Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade]]'' (SSR Legend) [FFV].
 
FFAB Tsunami - Gogo Legend SSR.png|''[[Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade]]'' (SSR Legend) [FFVI].
  
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FFAB Tsunami - Ashe Legend UR.png|''[[Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade]]'' (UR Legend) [FFXII].
  
FFAB Tsunami - Ashe Legend UR.png|''[[Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade]]'' (UR Legend) [FFXII].
 
FFAB Tidal Wave - Yuffie Legend UR+.png|''[[Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade]]'' (UR+ Legend) [FFVII].
  
FFAB Tidal Wave - Yuffie Legend UR+.png|''[[Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade]]'' (UR+ Legend) [FFVII].
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FFAB Tidal Wave - Aerith Legend CR+.png|''[[Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade]]'' (CR+ Legend) [FFVII].
 
FFRK Tsunami Summon.png|Summon version in ''[[Final Fantasy Record Keeper]]''.
  
FFRK Tsunami Summon.png|Summon version in ''[[Final Fantasy Record Keeper]]''.
 
FFRK Tsunami EA.png|Enemy version in ''[[Final Fantasy Record Keeper]]''.
  
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FFE Tsunami Skill 1.png|Player version in ''[[Final Fantasy Explorers]]''.
  
FFE Tsunami Skill 1.png|Player version in ''[[Final Fantasy Explorers]]''.
 
FFE Tsunami Skill 2.png|Player version in ''[[Final Fantasy Explorers]]''.
  
FFE Tsunami Skill 2.png|Player version in ''[[Final Fantasy Explorers]]''.
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FFBE Tsunami LB.png|Limit Burst version in ''[[Final Fantasy Brave Exvius]]'' (4★).
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FFBE Tsunami LB 2.png|Limit Burst version in ''[[Final Fantasy Brave Exvius]]'' (5★).
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FFBE Tsunami LB 2.png|Limit Burst version in ''[[Final Fantasy Brave Exvius]]'' (6★).
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FFBE Tsunami Summon.png|Summon version in ''[[Final Fantasy Brave Exvius]]'' (1★).
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FFBE Tsunami Summon 2.png|Summon version in ''[[Final Fantasy Brave Exvius]]'' (2★).
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FFBE Tsunami Summon 3.png|Summon version in ''[[Final Fantasy Brave Exvius]]'' (3★).
 
WoFF Tsunami.png|''[[World of Final Fantasy]]''.
  
WoFF Tsunami.png|''[[World of Final Fantasy]]''.
 
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FFVII Tidal Wave

Tidal Wave in Final Fantasy VII.

Deluges enemies with a powerful tidal wave.

Final Fantasy VI description

Tsunami (大海嘯, Dai Kaishō?), also known as Tidal Wave and CleanSweep, is a recurring ability in the Final Fantasy series. It is always associated with the Water element, and has been used by player characters, enemies, and summons alike. Most of its appearances are the attack of the summon, Leviathan.

See also: Tidal Wave

Appearances

Final Fantasy

Tsunami (SWIRL on the NES) is one of the four elemental attacks used by Chaos. It deals heavy non-elemental damage to the entire party.

In Dawn of Souls and subsequent remakes, Tsunami is also used by Cagnazzo and can be seen as his signature ability.

Final Fantasy II

Tsunami VIII is a Matter-elemental attack used by the Sea Dragon and Sea Serpent that inflicts 40-180 damage to each party member.

Final Fantasy III

Tidal Wave is Leviathan's best attack and can only be cast when a Summoner calls it.

Final Fantasy IV

Tsunami is special magic ability used by Cagnazzo in both boss battles against him. The ability causes Water damage and may cause instant death. This ability is available to the party as an augment ability in the 3D version.

Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-

Tsunami is Leviathan's attack when summoned. It deals non-elemental damage.

Final Fantasy IV: The After Years

Tsunami is an enemy ability used by the Flood Worm in the Underground Waterway.

Final Fantasy V

The Geomancer's Gaia can use Tsunami and Big Tsunami on Beaches, Walse Tower, Ocean, and Ship Graveyard to deal water damage to all enemies. The player may utilize this ability by catching and releasing a Stingray or Gorgimera.

Final Fantasy VI

Tsunami (CleanSweep in earlier translations) is an enemy ability that deals Water-elemental damage to the whole party. Tsunami is used by the more formidable enemies such as Ultima Buster and Master Tonberry, and stronger Water based enemies such as the Blue Dragon. Many of the bosses exclusive to the Advance and smartphone releases have this ability in their arsenal, including Leviathan, Omega Weapon, and Kaiser Dragon.

Tsunami can also be learned as a Lore ability for Strago Magus. The ability costs 30 MP to cast, has a spell power of 50, and a hit rate of 150. Its use as a Lore can be compared to Aqua Breath, dealing Water-elemental damage to all enemies. Tsunami differs from Aqua Breath in that Aqua Breath also inflicts Wind-elemental damage. In addition, Tsunami ignores split spell damage across enemy groups (while Aqua Breath does not), making Tsunami a better choice for monster groups of four or more.

Final Fantasy VII

Cloud Summoning Leviathan Sketch

Storyboard.

The boss Aps uses Sewer Tsunami in the fight underneath Midgar's slums. It deals damage to both the boss and the characters, but it deals more damage to whichever side it hits first. So, it can actually hurt Aps more than its target.

The summon Leviathan uses Tidal Wave as its attack. In the PlayStation Aeris demo release, Leviathan is the only summon available, and its attack was originally called Tsunami.

Huge Tidal Wave is used by both Acrophies and Serpent, and deals Water-elemental damage to all targets, including the enemy, which results in healing said enemy.

Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-

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Final Fantasy VIII

Storyboard leviathan

Storyboard of Tsunami.

The Guardian Force Leviathan's attack is called Tsunami. It inflicts Water-elemental damage and sweeps common enemies killed by the attack off the field. Leviathan's summon time is 21.4s, which, according to the Final Fantasy VIII Ultimania, allows the player to boost its damage to around 230% of normal damage using a regular PlayStation controller.

Its damage is calculated as follows:[1]

Elemental Defense starts at 800 (0%), 900 nullifies damage and 1000 absorbs it. If an enemy is shown to be weak against an element, its Elemental Defense is below 800. If damage becomes negative (due to high Elemental Defense), the target is healed by that amount.

Leviathan's summon attack was the first summon attack made. It appears in a demo, where it is cast by Rinoa.

Final Fantasy IX

During Zidane's solo battle with Black Waltz 1, the enemy Sealion's jewel may change colors from green to yellow to red. When the jewel is red, Sealion uses its most dangerous attack, Tsunami.

Tsunami is also the summon ability of the eidolon Leviathan that deals water damage to all opponents. It has two versions, long and short, with the long version being stronger and augmented by the number of Aquamarines in the player's inventory (see Summon (Final Fantasy IX)#Mechanics for damage formulae).

Final Fantasy XII

The Esper of Water, Famfrit, uses Tsunami as its ultimate attack. It will only cast Tsunami if its HP is below 30% of its maximum HP or if there are 10 seconds left in its summoning time. In the Zodiac versions, the player can unleash Tsunami at will.

Final Fantasy XV

Leviathan uses Tsunami when summoned by Noctis in battle. It deals massive damage to surrounding foes. It can be performed in the open world of Lucis and in Insomnia. Leviathan manifests from water nearby the player (such as rivers or the Cygillan Ocean) when Noctis is in Danger state. She also performs this move in the cutscene where Titan protects them in Altissia, and when riding the train to Tenebrae to fend off daemons.

Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift

By summoning the Scion Famfrit through the Ewer of Darkness, a player can attack all enemies with Tsunami.

The seeq Viking learns Tsunami from the Hammerhead for 350 AP. It only works when the seeq is on a water tile, and deals HP and MP damage to units in a large targetable area. It costs 8 MP to cast.

Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light

Tsunami is is used by the second and third forms of Chaos. When the ability is used it causes a giant wave of crimson water to attack all members of the opposing party, inflicting moderate water-elemental damage and causing poison.

Bravely Default

Torrent is the job level 13 ability for the Pirate. It unleashes physical water attacks dealing 0.3 times the damage of a conventional attack up to 16 times on one target. It costs 2 BP to use.

Final Fantasy Dimensions II

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Dissidia Final Fantasy

You've no escape!

Garland

One of Garland's HP attacks is named Tsunami, and involves him jumps up and throw his sword with a chain onto the floor. The sword then curls around the floor like a snake to hit the opponent with an explosion of water. The summon Leviathan also uses Tsunami, which decreases the opponent's Bravery continuously by a set value over a period of time.

Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy

Tsunami is one of Garland's HP attacks, costing 40 CP to equip (20 when mastered) and as a summon, the auto version being found in Chapter Five: Entrusted Power of Scenario 013, and the manual being purchased from certain Moogle Shops for 50 KP.

Dissidia Final Fantasy NT

Drown in the deluge!

Garland

Tsunami is an HP attack for Garland, learned at level 2. Tsunami is a ranged attack where Garland sends in a surging wave of water in front of him.

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Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia

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Theatrhythm Final Fantasy All-Star Carnival

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Pictlogica Final Fantasy

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Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade

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Final Fantasy Artniks

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Final Fantasy Record Keeper

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Final Fantasy Explorers

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Final Fantasy Brave Exvius

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World of Final Fantasy

Tsunami is an active, water-elemental magic ability that inflicts magical water damage on all targets for 5 AP. It can be used by Cenchos, Garland, Kraken, Leviathan★, Sea Serpent, Sea Worm, Syldra★, Ultros, and Ultros★.

It is also an enemy ability used by Brandelis, Leviathan, Ultros (2nd), and Kraken (Hidden Dungeon).

Mobius Final Fantasy

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Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo's Dungeon

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Etymology

Tsunami is Japanese for "harbor wave". A tsunami is caused by the displacement of a massive amount of water in an ocean, sea or large lake, as from an earthquake or an impact event. Upon impact, rather than being seen as a large ocean wave like popularly known break waves on shorelines, the water "rolls" in akin to a rising tide with a wall of water flooding everything inward.

A "clean sweep" for a naval vessel refers to having "swept the enemy from the seas," a completely successful mission. It is traditionally indicated by hanging a broom from a mast or lashing it to the periscope of a submarine.

References

  1. ↑ ''Final Fantasy VIII'' Battle Mechanics FAQ by ForteGSOmega (Accessed: December 18, 2019) at [https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/ GameFAQs name="ffviii"]
Blue Magic
Recurring spells
???? - 1000 Needles - Acid - Aero - Angel Whisper - Aqua Breath - Bad Breath - Blaze - Doom - Dragon Force - Flamethrower - Frog Song - Goblin Punch - Level 5 Death - Lifebreak - Limit Glove - LV3 Def-Less - Magic Hammer - Matra Magic - Mighty Guard - Mind Blast - Off-guard - Roulette - Self-Destruct - Shadow Flare - Transfusion - White Wind
Game specific spells
Final Fantasy V Aera - Aeroga - Dark Spark - Death Claw - Flash - Level 2 Old - Level 3 Flare - Level 4 Graviga - Lilliputian Lyric - Missile - Moon Flute - Time Slip - Vampire
Final Fantasy VI Dischord - Force Field - Grand Delta - Lv ? Holy - Lv 3 Confuse - Lv 4 Flare - Quasar - Reflect??? - Revenge Blast - Rippler - Stone - Traveler - Tsunami
Final Fantasy VII Beta - Chocobuckle - Death Force - Laser - L4 Suicide - Magic Breath - Pandora's Box - Trine
Final Fantasy VIII Degenerator - Electrocute - Gatling Gun - Homing Laser - LV?Death - Laser Eye - Micro Missiles - Raybomb - Shockwave Pulsar - Ultra Waves
Final Fantasy IX Angel's Snack - Auto-Life - Earth Shake - Frog Drop - Level 3 Def-Less - Level 4 Holy - Mustard Bomb - Night - Pumpkin Head - Twister - Vanish
Final Fantasy X seriesFinal Fantasy X Jump - Nova - Seed Cannon - Stone Breath - Thrust Kick
Final Fantasy X-2 Annihilator - Blaster - Cry in the Night - Drill Shot - Heaven's Cataract - Mortar - Storm Cannon - Supernova
Final Fantasy XI Absolute Terror - Acrid Stream - Actinic Burst - Amorphic Spikes - Amplification - Animating Wail - Asuran Claws - Auroral Drape - Awful Eye - Barbed Crescent - Barrier Tusk - Battery Charge - Battle Dance - Benthic Typhoon - Bilgestorm - Blank Gaze - Blastbomb - Blazing Bound - Blitzstrahl - Blood Drain - Blood Saber - Bloodrake - Bludgeon - Body Slam - Bomb Toss - Cannonball - Chaotic Eye - Charged Whisker - Cimicine Discharge - Claw Cyclone - Cocoon - Cold Wave - Corrosive Ooze - Cursed Sphere - Dark Orb - Death Ray - Death Scissors - Delta Thrust - Demoralizing Roar - Diamondhide - Digest - Dimensional Death - Disseverment - Dream Flower - Empty Thrash - Enervation - Everyone's Grudge - Exuviation - Eyes On Me - Fantod - Feather Barrier - Feather Storm - Feather Tickle - Filamented Hold - Final Sting - Firespit - Flying Hip Press - Foot Kick - Frenetic Rip - Frightful Roar - Frost Breath - Frypan - Gates of Hades - Geist Wall - Goblin Rush - Grand Slam - Harden Shell - Head Butt - Healing Breeze - Heat Breath - Heavy Strike - Hecatomb Wave - Helldive - Hydro Shot - Hysteric Barrage - Ice Break - Infrasonics - Jet Stream - Jettatura - Leafstorm - Light of Penance - Lowing - MP Drainkiss - Maelstrom - Magic Barrier - Magic Fruit - Magic Hammer - Magnetite Cloud - Mandibular Bite - Memento Mori - Metallic Body - Mortal Ray - Mysterious Light - Occultation - Orcish Counterstance - Osmosis - Pinecone Bomb - Plasma Charge - Plenilune Embrace - Poison Breath - Pollen - Power Attack - Pyric Bulwark - Quadrastrike - Quadratic Continuum - Queasyshroom - Radiant Breath - Ram Charge - Reactor Cool - Reaving Wind - Refueling - Regeneration - Regurgitation - Saline Coat - Sandspin - Sandspray - Screwdriver - Seedspray - Sheep Song - Sickle Slash - Smite of Rage - Soporific - Sound Blast - Spinal Cleave - Spiral Spin - Sprout Smack - Stinking Gas - Sudden Lunge - Tail Slap - Temporal Shift - Terror Touch - Thermal Pulse - Thunder Breath - Thunderbolt - Tourbillion - Uppercut - Vanity Dive - Vapor Spray - Venom Shell - Vertical Cleave - Voracious Trunk - Warm-Up - Water Bomb - Whirl of Rage - White Wind - Wild Carrot - Wild Oats - Wind Breath - Winds of Promyvion - Yawn - Zephyr Mantle
Final Fantasy Tactics Advance Drain Touch - Hastebreak - LV? S-Flare - Poison Claw - Stare
Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift Eerie Sound Wave - Quake - Roar - Sandstorm - Screech - Unction - War Dance
Lists of spells
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Enemy abilities
Recurring enemy abilities
Physical Axe - Beak - Bear Hug - Bite - Body Slam - Cannibalize - Cat Scratch - Charge - Choco Beak - Circle of Judgement - Claw - Cleave - Counter Horn - Crash Down - Critical - Cross Cleave - Crush - Crushing Fangs - Demon's Claw - Devil Claw - Dive - Double Machine Gun - Drill - Eviscerator - Fang - Fiendish Rage - Fin - Full Power - Full Swing - Gatling Gun - - Grand Sword - Grenade - Guilt - Havoc Wing - Haymaker - Headbutt - Heave - Horn - Hydro Shot - Incisor - Jarring Blow - Knife - Lamb Chop - Lance of Atrophy - Leaping Swing - Lunge - Machine Gun - Megaton Punch - Metal Kick - Omega Drive - Pincer - Pressure - Punch - Rage - Raijin Special - Raining Swords - Rake - Ram - Razzia - Reaper - Rocket Punch - Rush - S-27 Tokamak - S-85 Cyclotrone - Savage Swordhand - Sentence - Shotgun - Sickle - Slap - Slash - Sling - Solar Plexus - Sonic Fangs - Spin - Spin Attack - Swipe - Sword Dance - Tail - Triple Attack - Tusk - Tyrfing - Uppercut - Wheel - Whirl Slash - Wild Charge - Wing
Elemental Absolute Zero - Acid Mist - Acid Rain - Acid Shower - Almagest - Aqua Breath - Atomic Ray - Avalanche - Banishga III - Blaze - Breath - Cold Breath - Cyclone - Darkja - Dark Breath - Dark Mist - Dark Star - Diamond Dust - Discharge - Dragon Breath - Drain Touch - Earth Power - Earthquake - Earthshaker - El Niño - Electrocute - Electro-Mag Rod - Firaja - Fireball - Firestorm - Flame - Flamethrower - Flash Rain - Frost - Frost Breath - Gigavolt - Great Whirlwind - Ground Shaker - Hellfire - Hellstorm Bolt - Holyja - Hurricane - Ice Break - Inferno - Jet Fire - Judgment - Landslide - Leafstorm - Level ? Shadowflare - Lightning - Magma Breath - Magnitude 8 - Mega Holy - Megavolt - Meltdown - Multi Fira - Plasma - Punishing Ray - Quakeja - Quicksand - Redemption - Rock Buster - Saintly Beam - Sandstorm - Scorch - Screwdriver - Shadow Flare - Snowstorm - Southern Cross - Spark - Stoneja - Storm Breath - Tempest - Thundaja - Thunderbolt - Tidal Wave - Tremor - Trine - Tsunami - Twister - Unholy Darkness - Waterga - Waterja - Water Gun - Whirlpool - Whirlwind - White Hole - Wind Blast - Wind Slash
Defensive 100 Gs - Angel Whisper - Barrier Shift - Choco Cure - Dispelja - Drain Touch - Exoproofing - Hi-Potion - Mighty Guard - Nutrient Absorption - Pollen - Potion - Treatment - Vengeance - White Wind
Status Acid - Acid Mist - Anti-Magick - Bad Breath - Banish - Bewitching Gaze - Bite - Blaster - Bone - Breath - Buzz - Cloudy Heaven - Cloying Breath - Curse - Cursed Elegy - Cursed Gaze - Dancehall Daze - Dark Mist - Dark Star - Death Claw - Digestive Acid - Disablega - Disaster - Dread Gaze - Embrace - Entice - Entangle - Evil Eye - Flash - Freezing Dust - Frog Song - Frost - Gaze - Grand Cross - Hypnotize - Ink - Lance of Atrophy - Level 2 Old - Lilliputian Lyric - Lullaby - Mega Death - Miasma - Mind Blast - Moon Flute - Mucus - Mustard Bomb - Needle - Neo Turk Light - Night - Nightmare - Northern Cross - Ochu Dance - Octopus Ink - Petrify - Phantasmal Gaze - Photon Wings - Poison Breath - Poison Claw - Poison Cloud - Poison Gas - Poison Mist - Poison Touch - Poisonous Frog - Pollen - Putrid Breath - Rainbow Wind - Ray - Sandgun - Sandstorm - Screech - Silent Voice - Slap - Sleeping Gas - Spore - Sporefall - Stare - Sticky Goo - Stoneja - Stone Breath - Stone Gaze - Stone Throw - Stone Touch - Stopga - Thread - Time Slip - Tongue - Triumphant Grasp - Unction - Vampire - Venom - Venom Breath - Warcry - Spider Web - White Hole - Yawn - Zombie Breath
Stat Absorb Stat - Dragon Force - Fearga - Guard-Off - LV3 Def-Less - Pollen - Sai - War Dance - Warsong
Non-elemental 0-form Particle Beam - 100 Needles - 1000 Needles - 2000 Needles - 10000 Needles - Annul - Aqua Breath - Beam - Beam Cannon - Big Bang - Big Bomber - Bite - Black Fang - Black Hole - Blaster - Bone - Breath Wing - Cave-In - Chef's Knife - Choco Meteor - Comet - Crush - Crystal Rain - Cyclone - Dark Flare - Death Claw - Delta Attack - Destrudo - Diamond Flash - Diffractive Laser - Dischord - Divine Punishment - El Niño - Exaflare - Flare Star - Flareja - Forsaken - Gatling Gun - Gigaflare - Giga-Graviton - Goblin Punch - Great Attractor - Hailstone - Hyperdrive - Judgment - Karma - Laser - Leaf Swirl - Level 3 Flare - Level 4 Graviga - Level 5 Death - Life Shaver - Lifebreak - Light Pillar - Maelstrom - Magic Hammer - Magitek Laser - Matra Magic - Mega-Graviton - Megaflare - Megiddo Flame - Metal Cutter - Meteorite - Missile - Nanoflare - Needle - Neo Turk Light - Neutron Ring - Object 199 - Passado - Press - Resonance - Reverse Polarity - Roulette - S-Mine - Sacrifice - Sandstorm - Seed Cannon - Self-Destruct - Shadow Flare - Shamshir - Shockwave - Shockwave Pulsar - Slap - Smoke Shot - Snort - Snowball - Sonic Boom - Sonic Fan - Sonic Wave - Soul Crush - Sparkler - Starfall - Stone - Storm Breath - Supersonic Wave - Supernova - Tail Laser - Tentacle - Tentacle - Teraflare - Traveler - Tri-Breath - Triumphant Grasp - Tsunami - Turk Light - Ultima - Ultima Beam - Wakizashi - Wave Cannon - White Hole - Wormhole - Zanmato - Zantetsuken
HP to one abilities Heartless Angel - Hell's Judgment
Other Countdown - Inhale - Return to Darkness - Saber - Swallow - Targeting - Wave
Lists of enemy abilities
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Summons
Recurring summons
Summons Alexander - Amaterasu - Asura - Atomos - Bahamut - Bahamut ZERO - Behemoth - Bismarck - Bomb - Brynhildr - Cactuar - Cait Sith - Carbuncle - Catoblepas - Chocobo - Diabolos - Dryad - Faerie - Fenrir - Fiend - Garuda - Gilgamesh - Goblin - Goddess - Golem - Hecatoncheir - Ifrit - Ixion - Kirin - Lakshmi - Lamia - Leviathan - Lich - Madeen - Magic Pot - Magus Sisters - Midgardsormr - Mishiva - Moogle - Neo Bahamut - Odin - Phoenix - Quetzalcoatl - Ragnarok - Raiden - Ramuh - Remora - Shiva - Siren - Susano - Syldra - Sylph - Tiamat - Titan - Tonberry - Typhon - Ultima - Unicorn - Valefor - Yojimbo (Daigoro) - Zalera - Zurvan
Abilities 1000 Needles - 10000 Needles - Abyssal Maw - Aerial Blast - Aerial Tackle - Aerospark - Alluring Embrace - Angel Feathers - Asura's Boon - Big Bang - Black Cauldron - Breach Blast - Briny Cannonade - Brotherly Love - Burning Strike - Camisade - Cat Rain - Chaos Wave - Chef's Knife - Chocobo Kick - Condemnation - Counter Rockets - Dark Messenger - Delta Attack - Demon Eye - Diamond Dust - Disintegration - Divine Judgment - Dragon Claws - Earthen Wall - El Niño - Emerald Light - Energy Blast - Energy Ray - Eschaton - Eternal Breath - Eternal Darkness - Excalibur - Excalipoor - Exaflare - Explosive Fist - Fat Chocobo - Fey Light - Flames of Rebirth - Flare Breath - Force Blasters - Frostwave - Frozen World - G-Force 199 - Gaia's Wrath - Gaian Salvo - Geocrush - Ghostly Veil - Gigaflare - Goblin Punch - Gungnir - Healing Horn - Healing Ruby - Heavenly Strike - Heavy Strike - Hellfire - Holy Aura - Holyja - Howling Moon - Hurricane Kick - Impulse - Judgment Bolt - Kozuka - Lunatic Voice - Masamune - Megaflare - Meteorite - Meteor Strike - Mind Blast - Mist Breath - Moogle Dance - Múspell Flame - Oblivion - Octopus Ink - Pain - Passado - Photosynthesis - Pirouette - Pummel - Pyroburst - Quakeja - Radiant Breath - Razzia - Rock Buster - Roxxor - Ruby Light - Ruinous Omen - Runaway Train - Self-Destruct - Shin-Zantetsuken - Silent Voice - Soaring Uppercut - Sonic Wings - Steelcrusher - Teraflare - Terra Homing - Thor's Hammer - Thunderstorm - Tidal Wave - Tornado Zone - Tri-Disaster - Tsunami - Ullr's Shield - Ultimate End - Valkyrian Scythe - Wakizashi - Wheel Grind - Wheel Rap - Whirlwind - Whispering Wind - Withering Winds - Zanmato - Zantetsuken
Lists of summons
Final Fantasy III - Final Fantasy IV - Interlude - The After Years - Final Fantasy V - Final Fantasy VI - Final Fantasy VII - Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII Remake - Final Fantasy VIII - Final Fantasy IX - Final Fantasy X - Final Fantasy XII - Final Fantasy XIII - Final Fantasy XV - Final Fantasy XVI - Final Fantasy Type-0 - Final Fantasy Tactics - Final Fantasy Tactics Advance - Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift - Final Fantasy Dimensions - Dissidia Final Fantasy - Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy - Brave Exvius - World of Final Fantasy
Terrain
Recurring abilities
Avalanche - Bottomless Bog - Earthquake - Leaf Swirl - Quicksand - Sandstorm - Sinkhole - Snowstorm - Sonic Boom - Tornado - Whirlpool - Will-o'-the-Wisp - Wind Slash
Game specific abilities
Final Fantasy III Backfire - Black Hole - Flame Burst - Ice Pillar - Magma - Rapids - Shadowflare
Final Fantasy V Bindweed - Branch Arrow - Branch Spear - Desert Storm - Gust - Maelstrom - Poison Mist - Stalactite - Tsunami - Waterfall
Final Fantasy VI Antlion - Apparition - Arctic Hare - Boar Brigade - Cave-In - Cockatrice - El Niño - Forest Healing - Meerkat - Plasma - Poisonous Frog - Racoon - Rock Slide - Snowball - Sunbath - Tapir - Wombat
Final Fantasy XIIndicolure Spells Indi-Acumen - Indi-AGI - Indi-Attunement - Indi-Barrier - Indi-CHR - Indi-DEX - Indi-Fade - Indi-Fend - Indi-Focus - Indi-Frailty - Indi-Fury - Indi-Gravity - Indi-Haste - Indi-INT - Indi-Languor - Indi-Malaise - Indi-MND - Indi-Paralysis - Indi-Poison - Indi-Precision - Indi-Refresh - Indi-Regen - Indi-Slip - Indi-Slow - Indi-STR - Indi-Torpor - Indi-Vex - Indi-VIT - Indi-Voidance - Indi-Wilt
Geocolure Spells Geo-Acumen - Geo-AGI - Geo-Attunement - Geo-Barrier - Geo-CHR - Geo-DEX - Geo-Fade - Geo-Fend - Geo-Focus - Geo-Frailty - Geo-Fury - Geo-Gravity - Geo-Haste - Geo-INT - Geo-Languor - Geo-Malaise - Geo-MND - Geo-Paralysis - Geo-Poison - Geo-Precision - Geo-Refresh - Geo-Regen - Geo-Slip - Geo-Slow - Geo-STR - Geo-Torpor - Geo-Vex - Geo-VIT - Geo-Voidance - Geo-Wilt
Final Fantasy Tactics Contortion - Magma Surge - Tanglevine - Torrent - Tremor - Wind Blast
Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift Artifice's Embrace - Earth's Embrace - Life's Embrace - Mist Storm - Nature's Embrace - Shining Flare - Venom Squall
Lists of abilities
Final Fantasy III - Final Fantasy V - Final Fantasy VI - Tactics - Tactics A2
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