Fully Restores MP
The Turbo Ether (エーテルターボ, Ēterutābo?, lit. Ether Turbo) is a recurring item in the Final Fantasy series. It recovers a high amount of the MP of one character, and thus is usually a very rare item.
Appearances
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Final FantasyEdit
Restores 150 MP.
Turbo Ethers appear in the Dawn of Souls remake, and can either be dropped from Earth Plant or found in Hellfire Chasm, Lifespring Grotto, and Whisperwind Cove. They restore 150 MP.
Final Fantasy VIIEdit
| Turbo Ether | |
|---|---|
| Effect | Restores all MP to a party member. |
| Buy | Wonder Square |
| Find | Midgar (Sector 5 Slums (in house with kid talking about hidden drawer. Search drawer, but leave money. Return after Wall Market events, talk to kid to receive Turbo Ether), Cave of the Gi, Nibelheim, Icicle Inn, Northern Cave, Bone Village, Fort Condor (must win 8th and 9th battle (After Rocket Town and getting Keystone)/x3) |
| Steal | Jersey, Golem, Land Worm, Poodler, Armored Golem, Death Dealer, Edgehead, Killbin, Mover, Search Crown |
| Drop | Magic Pot, Ancient Dragon, Jersey , Mover, Sea Worm, Shadow Maker, X Cannon, Zemzelett, Shake |
| Morph | Twin Brain, Beachplug, Bullmotor, Crazy Saw, Golem, Killbin, Scrutin Eye, Zemzelett |
| Other | Prize - Chocobo Racing in B and S classes |
| Cost | 100 GP |
Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-Edit
Turbo Ethers fully restore the player's MP. They cannot be bought.
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Restores 500 MP of one character.
| Turbo Ether | |
|---|---|
| Effect | Restores 500 MP. |
| Steal | Braska's Final Aeon, Sanctuary Keeper, Seymour, Spectral Keeper, Spherimorph |
| Bribe | Exoray, Funguar, Thorn |
| Other | Prize: Calm Lands - Catcher Chocobo (tie/beat time), Monster Arena (unlock Bomb King (x60) |
Final Fantasy X-2Edit
| Turbo Ether | |
|---|---|
| Effect | Restores 500 MP. |
| Buy | Argent, Inc. (Calm Lands) |
| Find | Mushroom Rock Road (chapter 1/2/5), Macalania Woods (chapter 1), Kilika Woods (chapter 1), Kilika Port (chapter 2), Kilika Temple (chapter 5), Celsius (chapter 4/5), Thunder Plains (chapter 4/5), Fiend Colony (chapter 5), Calm Lands (chapter 5), Ruin Depths (chapter 5), Farplane (chapter 5) |
| Steal | Aranea (normal and Oversoul), Elder Drake (normal and Oversoul), Experiment, King VERMIN! (normal and Oversoul), Mega Tonberry (normal and Oversoul), Omega Weapon, Tonberry (Oversoul), Trema, Vegnagun (body) |
| Drop | Azi Dahaka (Oversoul), Tonberry (Oversoul) |
| Bribe | Arast, Dark Elemental, Flan Azabache (normal and Oversoul), King VERMIN!, Queen Coeurl (Oversoul) |
| Cost | 1000 credits |
Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIIIEdit
Turbo Ethers restore a great deal of EP. They can be obtained by giving 50 Unappraised Items to Elmer in Ruffian and selling 100 soul seeds to the soul seed merchants from the second playthrough and onwards. An alternative way to buy Turbo Ether is via Outerworld Services from random characters in the world for 5,600 gil.
Final Fantasy XIVEdit
X-Ether are subject to a cooldown timer shared between all items.
| X-Ether | |
|---|---|
| Description | Processed via the alchemical extraction of aetheric essence occurring in elemental crystals, the contents of this vial instantly restore a sizable amount of MP. |
| Effect | Restores 20% of current MP, up to a maximum of 630MP restored. 240 second cooldown |
| Recipe | Voidsent Blood (x1) Thavnairian Mistletoe (x1) Mugwort (x1), Water Cluster (X1) Lightning Cluster (x1), creates 3 potions. Alchemist level 50 |
Final Fantasy Type-0Edit
Turbo Ethers restore 100% MP to the target and can be obtained from the Celestia Free Time Event (chapter 2) and the Machina and Ace Free Time Event (chapter 2).
Final Fantasy AdventureEdit
X-Ether is a recovery item that can be bought for 640 GP which restores 15 MP, it has one use.
Bravely DefaultEdit
A tonic made by decocting wind drake tears, mandragora petals, chomper juice and treant fruit for six weeks and then diluting it with an aspir solution.
Turbo Ethers restore 150 MP to the target. It can be used to reduce MP by 40 when used on undead enemies. It can be bought from Grandship, Eternia, and the Adventurer (Norende Village Trader Shop Lv. 10) for 5000 pg. It can be found in the Temple of Wind, Miasma Woods, Florem Gardens. Twilight Ruins, Grapp Keep, Mythril Mine, Underflow, Temple of Fire, Starkfort, Engine Room, Eternian Central Command, and Everlast Tower, and dropped by Rusalka (ch 2, 5, 6, 7, 8), Automaton, Ice Golem.
It can be dropped and stolen by Holly (ch 5, 6, 7, 8), Barras (ch 5, 8), Khint (ch 5, 7, 8), Ominas (ch 6), Mephilia (ch 7), Heinkel (ch 8), Khamer (ch 8), Khint (ch 8), Jackal (ch 8), Profiteur (ch 8), DeRosa (ch 8), Einheria (ch 8), Mephilia (ch 8), Artemia (ch 8) Barbarossa (ch 8), Qada (ch 8), Praline (ch 8), Kamiizumi (ch 8), Kikiyo (ch 8), Yulyana (ch 8), and DeRosso (ch 8), and as a reward for Tutorial Quests.
Final Fantasy Airborne BrigadeEdit
The Turbo Ether restores 3 BP.
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SINGLE: Restores a large amount of AP.
| Turbo Ether | |
|---|---|
| Effect | Restores 8 AP to a single target. |
| Find | Saronia Docks, Underground Prison, Train Graveyard, Sunken Temple, Castle Exnine, EX Dungeon A, EX Dungeon C |
| Drop | Black Chocochick, Magitek Armor A, Mordskull, Princess Goblin★, Werebat |
| Nightmare difficulty: Mimic Jackpot, Moomba, Water Golem, Sea Serpent | |
| Sell | 2,500 gil |
Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo's DungeonEdit
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EtymologyEdit
Diethyl ether was once used in pharmaceuticals. It was frequently used as a general anesthetic until the adoption of halothane in the early 1950s, and is still occasionally used as an anesthetic in developing countries due to its low cost. A mixture of alcohol and ether was known as "Spirit of ether" or Hoffman's Drops.
