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|SNES Item Dropped = Pod Bracelet |
|SNES Item Dropped = Pod Bracelet |
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|SNES Morph = [[Antidote]], [[List of Final Fantasy VI Items#Green Cherry|Green Cherry]], [[Eye Drops|Eye Drop]], [[Gold Needle|Soft]] |
|SNES Morph = [[Antidote]], [[List of Final Fantasy VI Items#Green Cherry|Green Cherry]], [[Eye Drops|Eye Drop]], [[Gold Needle|Soft]] |
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+ | |SNES Special Attack = KarmicBlow (Inflicts [[Doom (Status)|Condemned]]) |
|SNES Rage = None |
|SNES Rage = None |
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|SNES Sketch = Battle, KarmicBlow |
|SNES Sketch = Battle, KarmicBlow |
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|GBA Item Dropped = Guard Bracelet |
|GBA Item Dropped = Guard Bracelet |
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|GBA Morph = [[Antidote]], [[List of Final Fantasy VI Items#Green Cherry|Green Cherry]], [[Eye Drops|Eyedrops]], [[Gold Needle]] |
|GBA Morph = [[Antidote]], [[List of Final Fantasy VI Items#Green Cherry|Green Cherry]], [[Eye Drops|Eyedrops]], [[Gold Needle]] |
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| − | |GBA Special Attack = |
+ | |GBA Special Attack = Doom Strike (Inflicts [[Doom (Status)|Doom]]) |
|GBA Rage = None |
|GBA Rage = None |
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|GBA Sketch = Attack, Doom Strike |
|GBA Sketch = Attack, Doom Strike |
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|SNES Normal Attack Look = Empty |
|SNES Normal Attack Look = Empty |
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|GBA Normal Attack Look = Unarmed |
|GBA Normal Attack Look = Unarmed |
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| + | |SNES Other Abilities = Bolt 3, Zinger |
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| + | |GBA Other Abilities = Thundaga, Fury |
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{{Q|Uses Zinger to possess one of the party, remaining hidden until that character is Wounded. Careful of long battles where he Wounds your party one-by-one.|''[[Final Fantasy VI]]'' Playstation One Bestiary entry}} |
{{Q|Uses Zinger to possess one of the party, remaining hidden until that character is Wounded. Careful of long battles where he Wounds your party one-by-one.|''[[Final Fantasy VI]]'' Playstation One Bestiary entry}} |
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Wrexsoul starts off each [[battle]] by using an attack called [[List of Final Fantasy VI Enemy Abilities#Fury|Fury]], which makes it disappear and possess a character's body. In order to get it to reappear, the character whom it possessed must be [[Petrify (Status)|petrified]] or [[Knocked Out|KOed]]. The Soul Savers can be defeated easily, but they revive every time they are defeated. As such, the party members must defeat and revive each other until Wrexsoul reappears. Once this happens, Wrexsoul can be attacked until it uses Fury again. This pattern repeats until the player is able to kill Wrexsoul completely. |
Wrexsoul starts off each [[battle]] by using an attack called [[List of Final Fantasy VI Enemy Abilities#Fury|Fury]], which makes it disappear and possess a character's body. In order to get it to reappear, the character whom it possessed must be [[Petrify (Status)|petrified]] or [[Knocked Out|KOed]]. The Soul Savers can be defeated easily, but they revive every time they are defeated. As such, the party members must defeat and revive each other until Wrexsoul reappears. Once this happens, Wrexsoul can be attacked until it uses Fury again. This pattern repeats until the player is able to kill Wrexsoul completely. |
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| − | + | Wrexsoul's special attack, Doom Strike, is only used when [[sketch|sketched]] or Wrexsoul is [[Confuse (Status)|confused]]. |
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It is possible to defeat the two Soul Savers permanently and never have to fight Wrexsoul. Due to their [[Final Attack|final attack]] the Soul Savers automatically revive when killed, but if the player kills them using [[Banish]], this stalls their final attack and so they never revived - when both Soul Savers are killed by Banish the battle ends and Wrexsoul is considered defeated. However winning this way forsakes the [[Relic (Final Fantasy VI)#Guard Bracelet|Guard Bracelet]] Wrexsoul [[Item Drop|drops]]. If Wrexsoul is present when both Soul Savers are killed this way, the battle will automatically end when he next uses Fury. |
It is possible to defeat the two Soul Savers permanently and never have to fight Wrexsoul. Due to their [[Final Attack|final attack]] the Soul Savers automatically revive when killed, but if the player kills them using [[Banish]], this stalls their final attack and so they never revived - when both Soul Savers are killed by Banish the battle ends and Wrexsoul is considered defeated. However winning this way forsakes the [[Relic (Final Fantasy VI)#Guard Bracelet|Guard Bracelet]] Wrexsoul [[Item Drop|drops]]. If Wrexsoul is present when both Soul Savers are killed this way, the battle will automatically end when he next uses Fury. |
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Revision as of 21:32, 27 June 2013
Template:FFVI Enemies
Uses Zinger to possess one of the party, remaining hidden until that character is Wounded. Careful of long battles where he Wounds your party one-by-one.
Final Fantasy VI Playstation One Bestiary entry
Wrexsoul is a boss in Final Fantasy VI. It is a demon, a composite monster formed from wretched spirits who were dispatched in meaningless wars, that is possessing Cyan to feed on his hatred, despair, and guilt for the deaths of the people of Doma Castle. It is flanked by two Soul Savers.
Battle
Wrexsoul starts off each battle by using an attack called Fury, which makes it disappear and possess a character's body. In order to get it to reappear, the character whom it possessed must be petrified or KOed. The Soul Savers can be defeated easily, but they revive every time they are defeated. As such, the party members must defeat and revive each other until Wrexsoul reappears. Once this happens, Wrexsoul can be attacked until it uses Fury again. This pattern repeats until the player is able to kill Wrexsoul completely.
Wrexsoul's special attack, Doom Strike, is only used when sketched or Wrexsoul is confused.
Strategy
It is possible to defeat the two Soul Savers permanently and never have to fight Wrexsoul. Due to their final attack the Soul Savers automatically revive when killed, but if the player kills them using Banish, this stalls their final attack and so they never revived - when both Soul Savers are killed by Banish the battle ends and Wrexsoul is considered defeated. However winning this way forsakes the Guard Bracelet Wrexsoul drops. If Wrexsoul is present when both Soul Savers are killed this way, the battle will automatically end when he next uses Fury.
Another way to easily beat him is to have a character equipped with Icebrand & gauntlet to attack him.
AI Script
At beginning of battle (only done once per battle): Fury
Attack Turns:
1st Turn: Attack (100%)
2nd Turn: Attack (100%)
- Set Var0
If Var0 is set:
- 1st Turn: Target: All monsters with Reflect status
- Thundaga (66%)
- 2nd Turn: Target: All monsters with Reflect status
- Thundaga (66%)
- 3rd Turn: Target: Random Player
- Fury (66%)
If Var0 is set:
- If attacked by "Attack": Attack (33%)
Gallery
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Etymology
WrexSoul's Japanese name, アレクソウル Arekusouru, looks like "Alex Soul", and may be associated with the Esper Alexander which can be obtained immediately after defeating WrexSoul. The name "WrexSoul" was originally selected by 1994 Super NES version translator Ted Woolsey.
Trivia
- The battle is similar in theme and style to Gi Nattak from Final Fantasy VII.