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Vaccine in Final Fantasy VII.

A potent medicine capable of curing the body of disease. A relatively modern invention compared to the traditional potion or antidote, it enters the drinker's bloodstream to increase their immunity to a number of viruses and contagions. Not yet under mass production, it is nowhere to be found at provisioners, being the sole domain of aristocrats and high-ranking officials with the influence and coin to acquire it.

The Vaccine (ワクチン, Wakuchin?) is a status healing item in the Final Fantasy series.

Appearances[]

Final Fantasy VII[]

Protects against transformations.

Description
Vaccine
Effect Grants the Resist status to a target, making them immune to status effects.
Find Icicle Inn, Northern Cave
Morph Dragon Zombie, Dark Dragon

Final Fantasy IX[]

Vaccine icon.
Vaccine
Effect Cures Virus
Buy Desert Palace, Daguerreo, Esto Gaza and beyond.
Steal Abadon, Chimera, Hecteyes, Malboro, Mover (A), Ring Leader, Shell Dragon (B), Meltigemini
Drop Abadon (B), Ash, Chimera, Hecteyes, Mover (A), Sand Golem, Meltigemini, Shell Dragon (A)
Cost 100 gil

Final Fantasy XII[]

Vaccine
Effect Cures Disease from one target.
Buy Balfonheim (original), Skyferry Nalbina-Archades route, after obtaining Treaty-Blade (Zodiac versions).
Cost 200 gil

In the International Zodiac Job System version, Vaccine is renamed "C9H8O4", which costs 700 gil. C9H8O4 is the chemical formula for Aspirin. In The Zodiac Age, the item is called "Serum", although the Japanese version retains the original name.

Final Fantasy Brave Exvius[]

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Etymology[]

A vaccine is a biological preparation that improves immunity to a particular disease. A vaccine typically contains an agent that resembles a disease-causing microorganism and is often made from weakened or killed forms of the microbe, its toxins or one of its surface proteins.

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