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| Enemy = Boss
  
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| release = FFIII
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|DS = Two Headed Dragon
  
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| name = Two Headed Dragon
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|DS image = [[File:TwoHeadedDragon.png|200px]]
  
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| japanese = ２ヘッドドラゴン
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|prev = Cerberus (Final Fantasy III)
  
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| romaji = Tsū Heddo Doragon
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|bestiary = 222
  
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| lit =
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|next = Echidna (Final Fantasy III)
  
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| image = <gallery>
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|NES = 2 Head D.
  
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Two-Headed Dragon iOS.png|3D
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|NES image = [[File:FF3NES-2HeadedDragon.gif]]
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|NES Level = 88
  
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|NES HP = 29,000
  
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| location = [[World of Darkness (Final Fantasy III)|World of Darkness]]
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|NES Exp = 7,000
  
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| type = Boss
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|NES Gil = 6,800
  
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| formations =
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|NES Location = Dark World
  
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|NES Steal = Potion
  
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|NES Drop = Nothing
  
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|NES Special Attacks = None
  
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|NES Other Info = -
  
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|DS Level = 55
  
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|DS HP = 99,999
  
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|DS Attack = 151
  
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|DS Defense = 46
  
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|DS Exp = 16,666
  
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|DS Gil = 66,666
  
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|DS Location = [[World of Darkness]]
  
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|DS Steal = [[Hi-Potion]]
  
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|DS Common Drop = [[Hi-Potion]]
  
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|DS Uncommon Drop = [[Hi-Potion]]
  
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|DS Rare Drop = [[Phoenix Down]]
  
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|DS Special Attacks = None
  
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|DS Other Info = Can attack twice per turn.
  
 
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{{Quote|Darkness will flood the world, and return it to the Void!<br>Hah hah hah!<br>We will devour your meager light!|Two Headed Dragon}}
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'''Two Headed Dragon''' is a boss from ''[[Final Fantasy III]]''. It is located in the in the final area of the game, the [[World of Darkness]], at the northeast portal. Two Headed Dragon is one of the four guardians of the Dark Crystals the [[Cloud of Darkness]] orders to kill the Warriors of Light. It guards the Fire Crystal of the Dark World.
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'''Two Headed Dragon''', also known as '''2 Head D.''', is a [[boss]] from ''[[Final Fantasy III]]''. It is located in the in the final area, the [[World of Darkness (Final Fantasy III)|World of Darkness]], at the northeast portal. Two Headed Dragon is one of the four guardians of the [[Dark Crystal (term)|Dark Crystals]] the [[Cloud of Darkness]] orders to kill the [[Warriors of the Light]]. It guards the Fire Crystal of the Dark World.
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{{See|Two-Headed Dragon}}
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==Stats==
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{{infobox enemy stats FFIII
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| prev = Cerberus (Final Fantasy III)
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| prev no =
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| bestiary = 222
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| next = Echidna (Final Fantasy III)
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| next no =
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| nes = 2 Head D.
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| 3d = Two Headed Dragon
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| 3d location = [[World of Darkness (Final Fantasy III)|World of Darkness]]
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| nes location = [[World of Darkness (Final Fantasy III)|Dark World]]
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| 3d info = Attacks twice per turn.
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| nes info = -
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| 3d level = 55
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| 3d hp = 99,999
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| 3d attack = 151
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| 3d defense = 46
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| 3d exp = 66,666
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| 3d gil = 66,666
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| nes level = 88
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| nes hp = 29,000
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| nes exp = 7,000
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| nes gil = 6,800
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| 3d dark blades =
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| nes cold =
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| nes thunder =
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| nes light =
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| nes dark swords =
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| 3d steal = [[Final Fantasy III items#Hi-Potion|Hi-Potion]]
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| 3d common drop = [[Final Fantasy III items#Hi-Potion|Hi-Potion]]
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| 3d uncommon drop = [[Final Fantasy III items#Hi-Potion|Hi-Potion]]
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| 3d rare drop = [[Final Fantasy III items#Phoenix Down|Phoenix Down]]
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| 3d abilities = None
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| nes steal = [[Final Fantasy III items#Potion|Potion]]
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| nes drop = None
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| nes abilities = None
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== Battle ==
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The Two Headed Dragon relies on his powerful physical attacks that may inflict [[Silence (status)|Silence]], which can be diffused through the [[Protect (ability)|Protect]] spell. The Two Headed Dragon has no magical or special attacks. In the original version, it will kill one team member each turn, sometimes reaching the 9999 cap (32x hits), unless the player uses the Safe spell.
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=== Strategy ===
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It is best to use armor and helmets that have more Defense than Magic Defense. A [[Viking (Final Fantasy III)|Viking]] can be used to full effect, due to its ability [[Provoke (status)|Provoke]]. When combined with two shields, attacks will be drawn towards it, and the Viking will take minimal damage.
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== Other appearances ==
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' ===
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{{main|Two-Headed Dragon (Final Fantasy)}}
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{{Enemy section|Final Fantasy}}
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy XIV]]'' ===
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{{Enemy section|Final Fantasy XIV}}
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy Brave Exvius]]'' ===
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[[File:FFBE 2-Headed Dragon Sprite.png|right|150px]]
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{{Enemy section|Final Fantasy Brave Exvius}}
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== Gallery ==
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<gallery>
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Two Headed Dragon.jpg|Artwork by [[Yoshitaka Amano]].
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FFIII NES FenixDown.PNG|As it appears in the NES version.
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FFIII Provoke.png|As it appears in the DS version.
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TwoHeadedDragon TCG.png|[[Final Fantasy Trading Card Game|Trading card]].
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</gallery>
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== Etymology ==
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{{Etym|Dragon}}
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== Related enemies ==
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* [[Twin Dragon]]
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* [[Ahriman (Final Fantasy III)|Ahriman]] (Boss)
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* [[Echidna (Final Fantasy III)|Echidna]] (Boss)
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* [[Cerberus (Final Fantasy III)|Cerberus]] (Boss)
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[[it:Drago bicefalo (Final Fantasy III)]]
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==Strategy==
  
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[[Category:Bosses in Final Fantasy III]]
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[[Image:Two Headed Dragon.jpg|thumb|left|Artwork by [[Yoshitaka Amano]].]]
  
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The Two Headed Dragon is an enemy whose physical attacks make him fairly hard to defeat. In battle, he relies on his powerful physical attacks that may inflict the [[Silence (Status)|Silence]] status, which can be diffused through the [[Protect (Spell)|Protect]] spell. The Two Headed Dragon has no magical or special attacks. For the battle it is best to use armor and helmets that have more Defense than Magic Defense.
  
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==See Also==
  
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*[[Two-Headed Dragon]]
  
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[[Category: Final Fantasy III Bosses]]
  

Revision as of 10:05, 11 June 2020

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Darkness will flood the world, and return it to the Void!
Hah hah hah!
We will devour your meager light!

Two Headed Dragon

Two Headed Dragon, also known as 2 Head D., is a boss from Final Fantasy III. It is located in the in the final area, the World of Darkness, at the northeast portal. Two Headed Dragon is one of the four guardians of the Dark Crystals the Cloud of Darkness orders to kill the Warriors of the Light. It guards the Fire Crystal of the Dark World.

See also: Two-Headed Dragon

Stats

Battle

The Two Headed Dragon relies on his powerful physical attacks that may inflict Silence, which can be diffused through the Protect spell. The Two Headed Dragon has no magical or special attacks. In the original version, it will kill one team member each turn, sometimes reaching the 9999 cap (32x hits), unless the player uses the Safe spell.

Strategy

It is best to use armor and helmets that have more Defense than Magic Defense. A Viking can be used to full effect, due to its ability Provoke. When combined with two shields, attacks will be drawn towards it, and the Viking will take minimal damage.

Other appearances

Final Fantasy

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Final Fantasy Brave Exvius

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Etymology

A dragon is a legendary creature, typically with serpentine or reptilian traits, which is featured in the myths of many cultures.

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