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| + | {{DISPLAYTITLE:Wild Onion (''Final Fantasy XII'')}} |
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{{infobox enemy |
{{infobox enemy |
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| release = FFXII |
| release = FFXII |
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| japanese = マッドオニオン |
| japanese = マッドオニオン |
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| romaji = Maddo Onion |
| romaji = Maddo Onion |
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| + | | lit = Mad Onion |
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| − | | image = |
+ | | image = WildOnion-ffxii.png |
|location = [[Paramina Rift]] (Head of the Silverflow, Silverflow's End, Karydine Glacier); [[Trial Mode]] [[Trial Mode#25|Stage 25]] (''Zodiac'' versions) |
|location = [[Paramina Rift]] (Head of the Silverflow, Silverflow's End, Karydine Glacier); [[Trial Mode]] [[Trial Mode#25|Stage 25]] (''Zodiac'' versions) |
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| − | + | '''Wild Onion''' is a plant/mandragora-type enemy in ''[[Final Fantasy XII]]'' found in the [[Paramina Rift]]. Wild Onions are docile until attacked and will not become aggressive when others of their kind are attacked around them, unlike some other mandragoras. The player can rarely [[poach]] it into a [[Healing Rod (Final Fantasy XII)|Healing Rod]]. |
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| + | Eight of them are also fought in the ''Zodiac'' versions' [[Trial Mode]] in [[Trial Mode#25|Stage 25]] alongside an [[Onion Queen]]. |
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== Bestiary entry == |
== Bestiary entry == |
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| class = Plant |
| class = Plant |
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| genus = Mandragora |
| genus = Mandragora |
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| + | | docile = yes |
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| level min = 25 |
| level min = 25 |
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| − | | evade |
+ | | evade = 5 |
| hp min = 1,496 |
| hp min = 1,496 |
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| − | | mp |
+ | | mp = 999 |
| strength min = 24 |
| strength min = 24 |
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| defense min = 14 |
| defense min = 14 |
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| magick resist min = 4 |
| magick resist min = 4 |
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| vitality min = 40 |
| vitality min = 40 |
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| − | | speed |
+ | | speed = 20 |
| attack power min = 35 |
| attack power min = 35 |
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| exp min = 699 |
| exp min = 699 |
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| cp min = 150 |
| cp min = 150 |
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| − | | gil |
+ | | gil = 0 |
| level max = 27 |
| level max = 27 |
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| − | | evade max = 5 |
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| hp max = 1,736 |
| hp max = 1,736 |
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| − | | mp max = 999 |
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| strength max = 26 |
| strength max = 26 |
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| defense max = 18 |
| defense max = 18 |
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| magick resist max = 6 |
| magick resist max = 6 |
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| vitality max = 46 |
| vitality max = 46 |
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| − | | speed max = 20 |
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| attack power max = 39 |
| attack power max = 39 |
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| exp max = 907 |
| exp max = 907 |
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| cp max = 320 |
| cp max = 320 |
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| − | | gil max = 0 |
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| earth = Weak |
| earth = Weak |
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| location = [[Paramina Rift]] (Head of the Silverflow, Silverflow's End, Karydine Glacier) |
| location = [[Paramina Rift]] (Head of the Silverflow, Silverflow's End, Karydine Glacier) |
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| steal 3 = [[Loot (Final Fantasy XII)#Succulent Fruit|Succulent Fruit]] |
| steal 3 = [[Loot (Final Fantasy XII)#Succulent Fruit|Succulent Fruit]] |
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| poach 1 = [[Loot (Final Fantasy XII)#Succulent Fruit|Succulent Fruit]] |
| poach 1 = [[Loot (Final Fantasy XII)#Succulent Fruit|Succulent Fruit]] |
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| − | | poach 2 = [[Final Fantasy XII |
+ | | poach 2 = [[Healing Rod (Final Fantasy XII)|Healing Rod]] |
| drop 1 = [[Loot (Final Fantasy XII)#Succulent Fruit|Succulent Fruit]] |
| drop 1 = [[Loot (Final Fantasy XII)#Succulent Fruit|Succulent Fruit]] |
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| drop 2 = [[Loot (Final Fantasy XII)#Wind Magicite|Wind Magicite]] |
| drop 2 = [[Loot (Final Fantasy XII)#Wind Magicite|Wind Magicite]] |
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| drop 3 = [[Final Fantasy XII items#Antidote|Antidote]] |
| drop 3 = [[Final Fantasy XII items#Antidote|Antidote]] |
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+ | | drop 4 = [[Final Fantasy XII items#Float Mote|Float Mote]] |
| izjs drop 4 = [[Final Fantasy XII items#Dispel Mote|Dispel Mote]] |
| izjs drop 4 = [[Final Fantasy XII items#Dispel Mote|Dispel Mote]] |
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| monograph = Pebble |
| monograph = Pebble |
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| monograph type = Dragoon |
| monograph type = Dragoon |
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| monograph rate = 30 |
| monograph rate = 30 |
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| − | | canopic = Arcana |
+ | | canopic = [[Loot (Final Fantasy XII)#Arcana|Arcana]] |
| canopic rate = 10 |
| canopic rate = 10 |
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| doom = Immune |
| doom = Immune |
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| charm = Immune |
| charm = Immune |
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| combo = 5 |
| combo = 5 |
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| + | | combo rate = 10 |
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| technicks = [[Final Fantasy XII enemy abilities#Ram|Ram]], [[Final Fantasy XII enemy abilities#Vespersong|Vespersong]], [[Final Fantasy XII enemy abilities#Warsong|Warsong]] |
| technicks = [[Final Fantasy XII enemy abilities#Ram|Ram]], [[Final Fantasy XII enemy abilities#Vespersong|Vespersong]], [[Final Fantasy XII enemy abilities#Warsong|Warsong]] |
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| magicks = [[Final Fantasy XII enemy abilities#Cura|Cura]], [[Final Fantasy XII enemy abilities#Protect|Protect]], [[Final Fantasy XII enemy abilities#Shell|Shell]] |
| magicks = [[Final Fantasy XII enemy abilities#Cura|Cura]], [[Final Fantasy XII enemy abilities#Protect|Protect]], [[Final Fantasy XII enemy abilities#Shell|Shell]] |
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| − | | innate augments = [[Final Fantasy XII enemy abilities#Low-HP Mag+|Low-HP Mag+]], [[Final Fantasy XII enemy abilities# |
+ | | innate augments = [[Final Fantasy XII enemy abilities#Low-HP Mag+|Low-HP Mag+]], [[Final Fantasy XII enemy abilities#Status+|Status+]] |
| + | | conditional augments = When HP <50%: [[Final Fantasy XII enemy abilities#Ignore Weather & Landscape|Ignore Weather & Landscape]] |
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==Other appearances== |
==Other appearances== |
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===''[[Pictlogica Final Fantasy]]''=== |
===''[[Pictlogica Final Fantasy]]''=== |
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==Etymology== |
==Etymology== |
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{{Etym|Onion}} |
{{Etym|Onion}} |
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| + | ==Trivia== |
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| + | * The Original Japanese Guidebook cites the Wild Onions' MP as being 1750–1762, but subsequent guides list it as 999. |
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== Related enemies == |
== Related enemies == |
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* [[Ripe Rampager (Final Fantasy XII)|Ripe Rampager]] (Rare) |
* [[Ripe Rampager (Final Fantasy XII)|Ripe Rampager]] (Rare) |
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Revision as of 19:13, 19 October 2019
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Wild Onion is a plant/mandragora-type enemy in Final Fantasy XII found in the Paramina Rift. Wild Onions are docile until attacked and will not become aggressive when others of their kind are attacked around them, unlike some other mandragoras. The player can rarely poach it into a Healing Rod.
Eight of them are also fought in the Zodiac versions' Trial Mode in Stage 25 alongside an Onion Queen.
Bestiary entry
Page 1: Observations
Thought to be a variant of mandragora, for the vines that reach up from its collar, covering its face like a mask. Notes the famed naturalist, Merlose: 'It weareth its skin in layers, much like to the root of similar name, perhaps for the proffering of protection 'gainst the cold. Men say the great gaping orifice on its face was gouged by a shard of ice born of a midsummer blizzard. Though its former mouth was passing small, befitting naught but low whimp'ring, its prodigious new one screameth full loud and full much as the foul beast could want, thence earning it its name.
Page 2: Street-Corner Mutterings
There's plenty of work in the world. I don't know what it is you want to become, but take my advice: look at the tricks of many trades, and look well. If nothing else, the knowledge you gain will help you on your travels. And visit shops frequently: you'll find what you need sooner or later.
Nakhiro, Onion Knight
Stats
Other appearances
Pictlogica Final Fantasy
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Etymology
The onion, also known as the bulb onion or common onion, is used as a vegetable and is the most widely cultivated species of the genus Allium.
In a 2020 Famitsu interview with Koichi Ishii and Hiromichi Tanaka about Final Fantasy III, Tanaka stated that he created the term "Onion Knight" after seeing Ishii's character design for the job, likening the shape of its helmet's large, white plume to that of an onion.[1]
Fans had previously speculated that "Onion Knight" refers to the Japanese metaphoric idiom "peeling away one layer at a time and crying all the way" (referring to poverty) or from the slang phrase "to know one's onions" (meaning to be very versatile).
Trivia
- The Original Japanese Guidebook cites the Wild Onions' MP as being 1750–1762, but subsequent guides list it as 999.
Related enemies
- Alraune
- Mandragora
- Pumpkin Head
- Deadly Nightshade
- Mandragora Prince (Boss)
- Onion Queen (Boss)
- Topstalk (Boss)
- Alraune King (Boss)
- Pumpkin Star (Boss)
- Rogue Tomato (Mark)
- Ripe Rampager (Rare)
- ↑ "『FF3』30周年で訊く、開発秘話ミニインタビュー。ジョブデザインや魔剣士、たまねぎ剣士の秘密も" by Famitsu (2020), translated into English in "The Origin of Final Fantasy’s Onion Knight (Translated Interview)" by Lost in Localization (2022)