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{{infobox enemy
{{FFVI Enemy/Draft
 
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| release = FFVI
 
| japanese = かお
 
| japanese = かお
 
| romaji = Kao
 
| romaji = Kao
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| lit = Face
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| name = Visage
 
| image = <gallery>
 
Visage-ffvi-ios.png|Mobile/PC
 
Visage-ffvi-gba.png|GBA
 
Face-ffvi-snes.png|SNES/PS
 
</gallery>
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|location = [[Kefka's Tower]]
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|type = Boss
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|formations = true
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|aiscript = true
 
}}
 
{{Quote|Petrifies with Dread. Gradually wears down HP with Slip Hit, and changes the party's row order with R. Polarity. Also uses Magnitude 8, so watch out!|PlayStation bestiary}}
 
'''Visage''', also known as '''Face''', is a [[boss]] in ''[[Final Fantasy VI]]''. It is fought in the first tier of the final battle along with [[Short Arm]] and [[Long Arm]]. According to the ''[[Final Fantasy III Nintendo Player's Guide]]'', the first tier which includes Visage, Long Arm, and Short Arm is supposed to be a rematch of [[Demon (Final Fantasy VI)|Demon]] from the [[Warring Triad]].<ref name="iii-p129>''Final Fantasy III Nintendo Player's Guide'', p.129</ref> No official material support this; the idea was created by Nintendo of America.
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{{See|Statue of the Gods}}
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== Stats ==
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{{infobox enemy stats FFVI
 
| snes = Face
 
| snes = Face
 
| ps = Face
 
| ps = Face
 
| gba = Visage
 
| gba = Visage
 
| ios = Visage
 
| ios = Visage
| image = <gallery>
 
Face-ffvi-snes.png|SNES/PS
 
Visage-ffvi-gba.png|GBA
 
Visage-ffvi-ios.png|Mobile/PC
 
</gallery>
 
 
| gba prev = Long Arm
 
| gba prev = Long Arm
 
| gba bestiary = 358
 
| gba bestiary = 358
| gba next = Tiger (Final Fantasy VI)
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| gba next = Tiger (Final Fantasy VI enemy)
 
| ios prev = Long Arm
 
| ios prev = Long Arm
 
| ios boss = 86
 
| ios boss = 86
| ios next = Tiger (Final Fantasy VI)
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| ios next = Tiger (Final Fantasy VI enemy)
 
| level = 74
 
| level = 74
 
| hp = 30,000
 
| hp = 30,000
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| earth = Immune
 
| earth = Immune
 
| snes location = [[Kefka's Tower]]
 
| snes location = [[Kefka's Tower]]
| snes steal 1 = [[List of Final Fantasy VI items#Elixir|Elixir]]
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| snes steal 1 = [[Final Fantasy VI items#Elixir|Elixir]]
 
| morph id = 0
 
| morph id = 0
| snes special attack = [[List of Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Sapping Strike|Slip Hit]] (Inflicts [[List of Final Fantasy VI statuses#Sap|Seizure]])
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| snes special attack = [[Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Sapping Strike|Slip Hit]] (Inflicts [[Final Fantasy VI statuses#Sap|Seizure]])
| snes sketch = Battle, [[List of Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Sapping Strike|Slip Hit]]
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| snes sketch = Battle, [[Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Sapping Strike|Slip Hit]]
| snes control = Battle, [[List of Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Sapping Strike|Slip Hit]]
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| snes control = Battle, [[Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Sapping Strike|Slip Hit]]
 
| gba location = [[Kefka's Tower]]
 
| gba location = [[Kefka's Tower]]
| gba steal 1 = [[List of Final Fantasy VI items#Elixir|Elixir]]
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| gba steal 1 = [[Final Fantasy VI items#Elixir|Elixir]]
| gba special attack = [[List of Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Sapping Strike|Sapping Strike]] (Inflicts [[List of Final Fantasy VI statuses#Sap|Sap]])
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| gba special attack = [[Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Sapping Strike|Sapping Strike]] (Inflicts [[Final Fantasy VI statuses#Sap|Sap]])
| gba sketch = Attack, [[List of Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Sapping Strike|Sapping Strike]]
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| gba sketch = Attack, [[Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Sapping Strike|Sapping Strike]]
| gba control = Attack, [[List of Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Sapping Strike|Sapping Strike]]
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| gba control = Attack, [[Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Sapping Strike|Sapping Strike]]
 
| zombie = Immune
 
| zombie = Immune
 
| poison status = Immune
 
| poison status = Immune
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| hard escape = true
 
| hard escape = true
 
| cannot escape = true
 
| cannot escape = true
| snes normal attack = [[List of Final Fantasy VI weapons#Partisan|Partisan]]
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| snes normal attack = [[Final Fantasy VI weapons#Partisan|Partisan]]
| gba normal attack = [[List of Final Fantasy VI weapons#Partisan|Partisan]]
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| gba normal attack = [[Final Fantasy VI weapons#Partisan|Partisan]]
|snes other abilities = [[List of Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Reverse Polarity|R.Polarity]], [[List of Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Protect|Safe]], [[List of Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Haste|Haste]], [[List of Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Dread Gaze|Dread]], [[List of Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Magnitude 8|Magnitude8]], [[List of Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Quake|Quake]]
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|snes other abilities = [[Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Reverse Polarity|R.Polarity]], [[Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Protect|Safe]], [[Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Haste|Haste]], [[Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Dread Gaze|Dread]], [[Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Magnitude 8|Magnitude8]], [[Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Quake|Quake]]
|gba other abilities = [[List of Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Reverse Polarity|Reverse Polarity]], [[List of Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Protect|Protect]], [[List of Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Haste|Haste]], [[List of Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Dread Gaze|Dread Gaze]], [[List of Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Magnitude 8|Magnitude 8]], [[List of Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Quake|Quake]]
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|gba other abilities = [[Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Reverse Polarity|Reverse Polarity]], [[Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Protect|Protect]], [[Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Haste|Haste]], [[Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Dread Gaze|Dread Gaze]], [[Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Magnitude 8|Magnitude 8]], [[Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Quake|Quake]]
 
}}
 
}}
{{Q|Petrifies with Dread. Gradually wears down HP with Slip Hit, and changes the party's row order with R. Polarity. Also uses Magnitude 8, so watch out!|PlayStation bestiary}}
 
'''Visage''', also known as '''Face''', is a boss in ''[[Final Fantasy VI]]''. It is fought in the first tier of the final battle along with [[Short Arm]] and [[Long Arm]]. According to the ''[[Final Fantasy III Nintendo Player's Guide]]'', the first tier which includes Visage, Long Arm, and Short Arm is supposed to be a rematch of [[Demon (Final Fantasy VI)|Demon]] from the [[Warring Triad]].<ref name="iii-p129>''Final Fantasy III Nintendo Player's Guide'', p.129</ref> No official material support this; the idea was created by Nintendo of America.
 
   
 
== Battle ==
{{See Also|Statue of the Gods}}
 
 
Visage is the most powerful enemy on the first tier, but it still is not very dangerous. It uses Sapping Strike, which inflicts [[Sap (status)|Sap]], and [[Reverse Polarity]] to shift the [[party]]'s [[row]]s. After its HP falls to 10,240, Visage begins to use Dread Gaze, inflicting [[Petrify (status)|Petrify]]. If both of Visage's allies are dead when it is killed it uses [[Quake (ability)|Quake]], which is somewhat dangerous, though avoidable with [[Float (ability)|Float]]. It can also be bypassed if Visage is not killed last.
==Battle==
 
Visage is the most powerful enemy on the first tier, but it still is not very dangerous. It uses Sapping Strike, which inflicts [[Sap (status)|Sap]], and [[Reverse Polarity]] to shift the [[party]]'s [[row]]s. After its HP falls to 10,240, Visage begins to use Dread Gaze, inflicting [[Petrify (status)|Petrify]]. If both of Visage's allies are dead when it is killed it uses [[Quake (ability)|Quake]], which is somewhat dangerous, though avoidable with [[Float (ability)|Float]]. It can also be bypassed if Visage is not killed last. Casting [[Firaga (ability)|Firaga]] or [[Throw (ability)|throwing]] [[Flametongue (weapon)|Flametongues]] works well to hit his weakness to [[Fire (element)|Fire]] attacks.
 
   
==AI script==
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===Strategy===
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Casting [[Firaga (Final Fantasy VI)|Firaga]] or [[Throw (ability)#Final Fantasy VI|throwing]] [[Final Fantasy VI weapons#Flametongue|Flametongues]] works well to hit his weakness to [[Fire (element)|Fire]] attacks.
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== Formations ==
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{|class="full-width article-table FFVI" style="text-align:center"
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|-class="a"
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!rowspan="2" style="width:10%"|Number
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!rowspan="2" style="width:25%"|Enemies
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!colspan="4" style="width:10%"|Encounter flags
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!rowspan="2" style="width:10%"|Introduction flag
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!rowspan="2" style="width:10%"|Musical theme
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!rowspan="2" style="width:5%"|Magic AP
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|-class="a"
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!style="width:2.5%"|Normal
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!style="width:2.5%"|Back
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!style="width:2.5%"|Surrounded
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!style="width:2.5%"|Side
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|-
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!class="b" rowspan="2"|{{A|471}}
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|[[Short Arm]], [[Long Arm]], Visage
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|{{y}}
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|{{x}}
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|{{x}}
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|{{x}}
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|Pre-drawn
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|[[Dancing Mad (theme)|Dancing Mad (1)]]
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|0
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|-
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|colspan="8" style="text-align:left"|No [[victory pose]] upon winning. Hide start messages. Prevent triple 7 for [[Slot (Final Fantasy VI)#Joker's Death|Joker's Death]].
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|-
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|}
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== AI script ==
 
Attack Turns:
 
Attack Turns:
 
:1st Turn: Reverse Polarity (33%) or Nothing (66%)
 
:1st Turn: Reverse Polarity (33%) or Nothing (66%)
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:If killed: Quake (100%)
 
:If killed: Quake (100%)
   
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==Other appearances==
==Gallery==
 
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===''[[Pictlogica Final Fantasy]]''===
{{Gallery
 
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{{Enemy section|Pictlogica Final Fantasy}}
|File:Tower of gods ffvi concept art.jpg|Concept art of the entire "tower of gods" sequence by Tetsuya Nomura.
 
}}
 
   
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===''[[Final Fantasy Record Keeper]]''===
==Etymology==
 
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{{Enemy section|Final Fantasy Record Keeper}}
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== Gallery ==
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<gallery>
 
Tower of gods ffvi concept art.jpg|Concept art of the entire "tower of gods" sequence by Tetsuya Nomura.
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</gallery>
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== Etymology ==
 
{{Etym|Visage}}
 
{{Etym|Visage}}
   
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== Related enemies ==
==Trivia==
 
 
* [[Long Arm]]
*Visage's weakness to Fire attacks may further reinforce the possibility that he, like the other tiers of the final boss battle, was inspired by Dante Aligheri's Divine Comedy. Specifically, Visage resembles Satan in appearance; in the ninth circle of hell, Satan was depicted as a demon entrapped up to the waist in ice, which may explain Visage's weakness.
 
 
* [[Short Arm]]
 
* [[Tiger (Final Fantasy VI enemy)|Tiger]]
 
* [[Machine (Final Fantasy VI)|Machine]]
 
* [[Magic (Final Fantasy VI boss)|Magic]]
 
* [[Power (Final Fantasy VI)|Power]]
 
* [[Lady]]
 
* [[Rest]]
 
* [[Statue of the Gods]]
   
==Related enemies==
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== Trivia ==
 
*Visage's weakness to Fire attacks may further reinforce the possibility that he, like the other tiers of the final boss battle, was inspired by Dante Aligheri's ''{{w|Divine Comedy}}''. Specifically, Visage resembles Satan in appearance; in the ninth circle of hell, Satan was depicted as a demon entrapped up to the waist in ice, which may explain Visage's weakness.
*[[Long Arm]]
 
*[[Short Arm]]
 
*[[Tiger (Final Fantasy VI)|Tiger]]
 
*[[Machine (Final Fantasy VI)|Machine]]
 
*[[Magic (Final Fantasy VI boss)|Magic]]
 
*[[Power (Final Fantasy VI)|Power]]
 
*[[Lady]]
 
*[[Rest]]
 
*[[Statue of the Gods]]
 
   
==References==
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== References ==
 
{{Reflist}}
 
{{Reflist}}
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[[de:Visage]]
 
[[de:Visage]]
 
[[ru:Образ]]
 
[[ru:Образ]]
[[Category:Final Fantasy VI Bosses]]
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[[Category:Bosses in Final Fantasy VI]]

Revision as of 07:17, 10 March 2020

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Petrifies with Dread. Gradually wears down HP with Slip Hit, and changes the party's row order with R. Polarity. Also uses Magnitude 8, so watch out!

PlayStation bestiary

Visage, also known as Face, is a boss in Final Fantasy VI. It is fought in the first tier of the final battle along with Short Arm and Long Arm. According to the Final Fantasy III Nintendo Player's Guide, the first tier which includes Visage, Long Arm, and Short Arm is supposed to be a rematch of Demon from the Warring Triad.[1] No official material support this; the idea was created by Nintendo of America.

Stats

Battle

Visage is the most powerful enemy on the first tier, but it still is not very dangerous. It uses Sapping Strike, which inflicts Sap, and Reverse Polarity to shift the party's rows. After its HP falls to 10,240, Visage begins to use Dread Gaze, inflicting Petrify. If both of Visage's allies are dead when it is killed it uses Quake, which is somewhat dangerous, though avoidable with Float. It can also be bypassed if Visage is not killed last.

Strategy

Casting Firaga or throwing Flametongues works well to hit his weakness to Fire attacks.

Formations

Number Enemies Encounter flags Introduction flag Musical theme Magic AP
Normal Back Surrounded Side
471 Short Arm, Long Arm, Visage Y N N N Pre-drawn Dancing Mad (1) 0
No victory pose upon winning. Hide start messages. Prevent triple 7 for Joker's Death.

AI script

Attack Turns:

1st Turn: Reverse Polarity (33%) or Nothing (66%)
2nd Turn: Sapping Strike (33%) or Nothing (66%)
3rd Turn: Reverse Polarity (33%) or Nothing (66%)
4th Turn: Sapping Strike (33%) or Nothing (66%)
5th Turn: Target: Random ally
Protect (66%) or Haste (33%)
6th Turn: Sapping Strike (33%) or Nothing (66%)

If HP <= 10240:

1st Turn: Sapping Strike (66%) or Dread Gaze (33%)
2nd Turn: Sapping Strike (66%) or Dread Gaze (33%)
3rd Turn: Sapping Strike (66%) or Dread Gaze (33%)
Sapping Strike (66%) or Dread Gaze (33%)
4th Turn: Dread Gaze (33%) or Magnitude 8 (33%) or Reverse Polarity (33%)

If monster is by itself:

If killed: Quake (100%)

Other appearances

Pictlogica Final Fantasy

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Final Fantasy Record Keeper

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Gallery

Etymology

Visage is French for "face".

Related enemies

Trivia

  • Visage's weakness to Fire attacks may further reinforce the possibility that he, like the other tiers of the final boss battle, was inspired by Dante Aligheri's Divine Comedy. Specifically, Visage resembles Satan in appearance; in the ninth circle of hell, Satan was depicted as a demon entrapped up to the waist in ice, which may explain Visage's weakness.

References

  1. Final Fantasy III Nintendo Player's Guide, p.129