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[[File:FFVIII Zantetsuken EA.png|right|thumb|250px|Zantetsuken used by Odin against the party in ''[[Final Fantasy VIII]]''.]]
  
[[File:FFVIII Zantetsuken EA.png|right|thumb|250px|Zantetsuken used by Odin against the party in ''[[Final Fantasy VIII]]''.]]
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{{Q|Mine obsidian blade shall split atwain the threads of thy future, whilst its crimson fuller shalt channel the lifeblood of thy past. Now wail as thy soul is bestrewn across the plains of Valhalla!|Odin while using Zantetsuken in ''[[Final Fantasy XI]]''}}
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{{Quote|Mine obsidian blade shall split atwain the threads of thy future, whilst its crimson fuller shalt channel the lifeblood of thy past. Now wail as thy soul is bestrewn across the plains of Valhalla!|Odin while using Zantetsuken in ''[[Final Fantasy XI]]''}}
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'''Zantetsuken''' {{J|斬鉄剣|Zantetsuken|Slashing Iron Sword}}, also known as '''Steel-Bladed Sword''' and '''Atom Edge''', or by a shortened name '''Zantetsu''' or '''Z-Sword''', is [[Odin]]'s signature attack in the [[Final Fantasy series|''Final Fantasy'' series]], and shares its name with [[Zantetsuken (weapon)|his sword]]. Zantetsuken typically [[Instant Death|instantly kills]] all opponents, or does very high damage. In some games, Zantetsuken has an upgrade called [[Shin-Zantetsuken]], which has a higher success rate.
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'''Zantetsuken''' {{J|斬鉄剣|Zantetsuken|Slashing Iron Sword}}, also known as '''Steel-Bladed Sword''' and '''Atom Edge''', or by a shortened name '''Zantetsu''' or '''Z-Sword''', is [[Odin]]'s signature attack in the [[Final Fantasy series|''Final Fantasy'' series]], and shares its name with [[Zantetsuken (weapon)|his sword]]. Zantetsuken typically [[Instant Death|instantly kills]] all opponents, or does very high damage. In some games, Zantetsuken has an upgrade called [[Shin-Zantetsuken (ability)|Shin-Zantetsuken]], which has a higher success rate.
   
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When used Odin dashes past enemies, slashing them with his sword. The enemy sprites/models bisect and slide apart before fading, a death animation usually unique to Zantetsuken. The attack can fail in some games.
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When used, Odin dashes past enemies, slashing them with his sword. The enemy sprites/models bisect and slide apart before fading, a death animation usually unique to Zantetsuken. The attack can fail in some games.
   
 
== Appearances ==
  
== Appearances ==
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy IV]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy IV]]'' ===
 
[[File:IVZantetsuken.JPG|thumb|right|Odin using Zantetsuken.]]
  
[[File:IVZantetsuken.JPG|thumb|right|Odin using Zantetsuken.]]
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The bosses [[Odin (Final Fantasy IV boss)|Odin]] and [[Lunar Odin (Final Fantasy IV)|Lunar Odin]] raise their sword as a warning before attacking with Zantetsuken, doing approximately five thousand damage to the party. When [[Summon (Final Fantasy IV)|summoned]] by [[Rydia/Gameplay|Rydia]], [[Odin#Final Fantasy IV|Odin]] uses Zantetsuken to dispatch all enemies. The success of Odin inflicting death is based on Rydia's Wisdom/2, meaning the highest hit rate is 49%, though moving Rydia to Slot 1 will increase this to 61%.
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The bosses Odin ([[Odin (Final Fantasy IV 2D)|2D]] and [[Odin (Final Fantasy IV 3D)|3D]]) and [[Lunar Odin (Final Fantasy IV)|Lunar Odin]] raise their sword as a warning before attacking with Zantetsuken, doing approximately five thousand damage to the party. When [[Summon (Final Fantasy IV)|summoned]] by [[Rydia/Gameplay|Rydia]], [[Odin#Final Fantasy IV|Odin]] uses Zantetsuken to dispatch all enemies. The success of Odin inflicting death is based on Rydia's Wisdom/2, meaning the highest hit rate is 49%, though moving Rydia to Slot 1 will increase this to 61%.
   
 
In the original American [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SNES]] version, Odin's attack is called Z-Sword when he is fought, and the name of his attack when summoned is not specified. This is because the developers could not fit the entire word Zantetsuken in the text box.
  
In the original American [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SNES]] version, Odin's attack is called Z-Sword when he is fought, and the name of his attack when summoned is not specified. This is because the developers could not fit the entire word Zantetsuken in the text box.
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==== ''[[Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-]]'' ====
  
==== ''[[Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-]]'' ====
 
Zantetsuken is Odin's attack when [[Summon (Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-)|summoned]].
  
Zantetsuken is Odin's attack when [[Summon (Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-)|summoned]].
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==== ''[[Final Fantasy IV: The After Years]]'' ====
  
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Odin throws [[Gungnir (weapon)|Gungnir]] at heavy-type targets for physical damage. Although it is overall not a good idea to use one-hit-kill moves on bosses, Odin's Zantetsuken attack can, in fact, one-shot [[Neo Exdeath (Final Fantasy V)|the final boss's]] back portion if used through the [[Magic Lamp]]; otherwise Odin will use Gungnir.
  
Odin throws [[Gungnir (weapon)|Gungnir]] at heavy-type targets for physical damage. Although it is overall not a good idea to use one-hit-kill moves on bosses, Odin's Zantetsuken attack can, in fact, one-shot [[Neo Exdeath (Final Fantasy V)|the final boss's]] back portion if used through the [[Magic Lamp]]; otherwise Odin will use Gungnir.
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy VI]]'' ===
  
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[[Esper (Final Fantasy VI)#Odin|Odin]] uses Zantetsuken (Atom Edge on the SNES) when summoned, attempting to kill all enemies for a cost of 70 MP. Zantetsuken has a 25% chance of slicing enemies. It works against the [[undead]] and stalls an enemy's [[Final Attack|final attack]] one turn, but fails on targets immune to Death.
  
[[Esper (Final Fantasy VI)#Odin|Odin]] uses Zantetsuken (Atom Edge on the SNES) when summoned, attempting to kill all enemies for a cost of 70 MP. Zantetsuken has a 25% chance of slicing enemies. It works against the [[undead]] and stalls an enemy's [[Final Attack|final attack]] one turn, but fails on targets immune to Death.
   
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Odin uses Zantetsuken in a cutscene in the [[Ancient Castle]] to slice a group of enemies, but is bested when an unknown sorcerer confronts him and is immune to the attack.
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Odin uses Zantetsuken in a cutscene in the [[Ancient Castle (Final Fantasy VI)|Ancient Castle]] to slice a group of enemies, but is bested when an unknown sorcerer confronts him and is immune to the attack.
   
 
The enemy [[Desert Hare (Final Fantasy VI)|Desert Hare]], found around [[South Figaro]], sometimes casts [[Cure (ability)|Cure]], [[Cura]] or [[Esuna (ability)|Esuna]] upon party members, in particular the party member who defeated them. If dispatched by Zantetsuken, the Desert Hare will still use magic on a party member despite being off-screen and technically dead.
  
The enemy [[Desert Hare (Final Fantasy VI)|Desert Hare]], found around [[South Figaro]], sometimes casts [[Cure (ability)|Cure]], [[Cura]] or [[Esuna (ability)|Esuna]] upon party members, in particular the party member who defeated them. If dispatched by Zantetsuken, the Desert Hare will still use magic on a party member despite being off-screen and technically dead.
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]'' ===
 
[[File:Odin Summon FFVII Storyboard.jpg|thumb|Storyboard.]]
  
[[File:Odin Summon FFVII Storyboard.jpg|thumb|Storyboard.]]
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[[Summon Materia (Final Fantasy VII)#Odin|Odin]] uses [[Summon (Final Fantasy VII)#Steel Bladed Sword|Steel Bladed Sword]] to kill all enemies. If used against an enemy that is immune to instant death, he uses a non-elemental attack called [[Summon (Final Fantasy VII)#Gunge Lance|Gunge Lance]]. Odin can aid in capturing [[Chocobo (Final Fantasy VII enemy)|Chocobos]], as Steel Bladed Sword kills all enemies besides the Chocobo.
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[[Odin (Final Fantasy VII)|Odin]] uses [[Summon (Final Fantasy VII)#Steel Bladed Sword|Steel Bladed Sword]] to kill all enemies. If used against an enemy that is immune to instant death, he uses a non-elemental attack called [[Summon (Final Fantasy VII)#Gunge Lance|Gunge Lance]]. Odin can aid in capturing [[Chocobo (Final Fantasy VII enemy)|Chocobos]], as Steel Bladed Sword kills all enemies besides the Chocobo.
   
 
==== ''[[Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-]]'' ====
  
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==== ''[[Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-]]'' ====
  
==== ''[[Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-]]'' ====
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{{See Also|Digital Mind Wave/Videos#Zantetsuken}}
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{{See|Digital Mind Wave/Videos#Zantetsuken}}
 
Odin uses [[Digital Mind Wave#Zantetsuken|Zantetsuken]] to kill all enemies with a high rate of success, as only a few enemies are immune to instant death.Odin's level makes no difference.
  
Odin uses [[Digital Mind Wave#Zantetsuken|Zantetsuken]] to kill all enemies with a high rate of success, as only a few enemies are immune to instant death.Odin's level makes no difference.
   
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[[Independent Materia (Crisis Core)#Zantetsuken|Zantetsuken]] is a level 8 [[Independent Materia (Crisis Core)|Independent Materia]] that boosts the chance for Odin to appear in the DMW. It begins at 5x, and increases by 1x each level up to 9x.
  
[[Independent Materia (Crisis Core)#Zantetsuken|Zantetsuken]] is a level 8 [[Independent Materia (Crisis Core)|Independent Materia]] that boosts the chance for Odin to appear in the DMW. It begins at 5x, and increases by 1x each level up to 9x.
 
It is a reward for Mission 9-6-1 and can be bought from [[Shop (Crisis Core)#Bone Village Commerce|Bone Village Commerce]].
  
It is a reward for Mission 9-6-1 and can be bought from [[Shop (Crisis Core)#Bone Village Commerce|Bone Village Commerce]].
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy VIII]]'' ===
  
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy IX]]'' ===
  
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[[Summon (Final Fantasy IX)#Zantetsuken|Zantetsuken]] is [[Odin#Final Fantasy IX|Odin's]] summon attack. It normally kills all enemies, but if [[Garnet Til Alexandros XVII/Gameplay|Dagger]] is equipped with the [[List of Final Fantasy IX support abilities#Odin's Sword|Odin's Sword]] support ability, learned for 50 AP from the [[Add-on (Final Fantasy IX)#Ancient Aroma|Ancient Aroma]], Zantetsuken changes into [[Summon (Final Fantasy IX)#Gungnir|Gungnir]] that damages enemies that survive its instant kill. Zantetsuken's success rate increases the more [[List of Final Fantasy IX jewels#Ore|Ore]] the party has in the inventory, but this decreases the damage done by Gungnir if the instant kill fails. (See [[Summon (Final Fantasy IX)#Mechanics]] for damage formulae.) During Zantetsuken's short animation Gungnir falls from the sky on the enemies even if the attack is still called Zantetsuken.
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[[Summon (Final Fantasy IX)#Zantetsuken|Zantetsuken]] is [[Odin#Final Fantasy IX|Odin's]] summon attack. It normally kills all enemies, but if [[Garnet Til Alexandros XVII/Gameplay|Dagger]] is equipped with the [[Final Fantasy IX support abilities#Odin's Sword|Odin's Sword]] support ability, learned for 50 AP from the [[Add-on (Final Fantasy IX)#Ancient Aroma|Ancient Aroma]], Zantetsuken changes into [[Summon (Final Fantasy IX)#Gungnir|Gungnir]] that damages enemies that survive its instant kill. Zantetsuken's success rate increases the more [[Final Fantasy IX jewels#Ore|Ore]] the party has in the inventory, but this decreases the damage done by Gungnir if the instant kill fails. (See [[Summon (Final Fantasy IX)#Mechanics]] for damage formulae.) During Zantetsuken's short animation Gungnir falls from the sky on the enemies even if the attack is still called Zantetsuken.
   
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy X-2]]'' ===
  
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The [[Samurai (Final Fantasy X-2)|Samurai]] [[dressphere]] has two abilities based on Odin's trademark attack: [[Shin-Zantetsuken|Shin-Zantetsu]], which inflicts instant death on all enemies; and Zantetsu, unlocked by learning Shin-Zantetsu first, which has a chance to instantly kill a target for no MP cost and its success does not depend on the target's immunity to instant death. Rather, each enemy has a Zantetsu vulnerability rating. Zantetsu is learned as a command ability for the Samurai for 140 AP.
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The [[Samurai (Final Fantasy X-2)|Samurai]] [[dressphere]] has two abilities based on Odin's trademark attack: [[Shin-Zantetsuken (ability)|Shin-Zantetsu]], which inflicts instant death on all enemies; and Zantetsu, unlocked by learning Shin-Zantetsu first, which has a chance to instantly kill a target for no MP cost and its success is not governed by the target's immunity to instant death. Rather, each enemy has a Zantetsu vulnerability rating. Zantetsu is learned as a command ability for the Samurai for 140 AP.
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Zantetsu is granted to [[Creature Creator|recruitable creatures]] if they are equipped with the Samurai dressphere and have a physical attack available. Consuming a [[Final Fantasy X-2 accessories#Champion Belt|Champion Belt]] on a creature will also teach them Zantetsu. Zantetsu can also be naturally learned by [[Critical Bug (Final Fantasy X-2)|Critical Bug]] by being at a high-enough level.
   
 
==== ''[[Final Fantasy X-2: Last Mission]]'' ====
  
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy XI]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy XI]]'' ===
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Zantetsuken is Odin's ultimate attack when he is battled in the last chamber of Einherjar, which he uses at ~9% health. It instantly kills any players in range, unless they /heal, which can prevent instant death (but not damage). This can prove difficult for those tanking Odin, since taking physical melee damage cancels the /heal command, rendering them open to the attack during the window of opportunity for Zantetsuken to actually execute.
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Zantetsuken is Odin's ultimate attack when he is battled in the last chamber of [[Einherjar]], which he uses at ~9% health. It instantly kills any players in range, unless they /heal, which can prevent instant death (but not damage). This can prove difficult for those tanking Odin, since taking physical melee damage cancels the /heal command, rendering them open to the attack during the window of opportunity for Zantetsuken to actually execute. In the battle The Rider Cometh where the player can fight Odin Prime to obtain a [[Odin|pact with the avatar]] (among other rewards), Odin Prime uses Zantetsuken which works the same way as it did in Einherjar.
   
 
Zantetsuken is also Odin's [[Blood Pact]] when summoned by players through [[Astral Flow]]. It functions similarly as it would against players, instantly killing applicable targets within range. Against a [[Notorious Monster]] it deals a high amount of damage instead.
  
Zantetsuken is also Odin's [[Blood Pact]] when summoned by players through [[Astral Flow]]. It functions similarly as it would against players, instantly killing applicable targets within range. Against a [[Notorious Monster]] it deals a high amount of damage instead.
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In the high-tier mission battlefield A Stygian Pact ★, Odin Prime now uses two variants on Zantetsuken instead: Zantetsuken X, which instantly kills any player whose [[Defense (stat)|Defense]] is too low compared to Odin's current [[Attack]], and Zantetsuken Kai, which deals damage equal to 95% of the player's HP.
   
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings]]'' ===
  
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy XIII]]'' ===
  
=== ''[[Final Fantasy XIII]]'' ===
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In [[Eidolon (Final Fantasy XIII)#Gestalt Mode by Eidolon|Gestalt Mode]], [[Odin (Final Fantasy XIII)|Odin]] transforms into a horse and [[Lightning (Final Fantasy XIII)/Gameplay|Lightning]] splits his sword, also known as [[Zantetsuken (Final Fantasy XIII weapon)|Zantetsuken]], into two and wields them while riding him. Lightning can then perform Zantetsuken whose strength has different levels. It has a chance to instantly kill the opponent, but it is not a [[status effect|status]] like in other games; therefore no enemy is immune to it. Whether Zantetsuken kills the enemy is determined by Odin's physical attack power and the current [[Stagger|chain bonus]].
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In [[Eidolon (Final Fantasy XIII)#Gestalt Mode by Eidolon|Gestalt Mode]], [[Odin (Final Fantasy XIII)|Odin]] transforms into a horse and [[Lightning (Final Fantasy XIII)/Gameplay|Lightning]] splits his sword, also known as [[Zantetsuken (Final Fantasy XIII weapon)|Zantetsuken]], into two and wields them while riding him. Lightning can then perform Zantetsuken whose strength has different levels. It has a chance to instantly kill the opponent, but it is not a [[status effect|status]] like in other games; therefore no enemy is immune to it. Whether Zantetsuken kills the enemy is determined by Odin's physical attack power and the current [[Stagger (Final Fantasy XIII)|chain bonus]].
   
 
Zantetsuken raises the stagger gauge by a various amount based on level prior to dealing damage:
  
Zantetsuken raises the stagger gauge by a various amount based on level prior to dealing damage:
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:Level 1: 17.00 * 3 = 51.00<ref name=FF13>[http://www.gamefaqs.com/ps3/928790-final-fantasy-xiii/faqs/59246 ''Final Fantasy XIII'' Game Mechanics Guide by ximaus]</ref>
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:Level 1: 17.00 * 3 = 51.00<ref name="FF13">[http://www.gamefaqs.com/ps3/928790-final-fantasy-xiii/faqs/59246 ''Final Fantasy XIII'' Game Mechanics Guide by ximaus]</ref>
 
:Level 2: 17.00 * 5 = 85.00
  
:Level 2: 17.00 * 5 = 85.00
 
:Level 3: 17.00 * 8 = 136.00
  
:Level 3: 17.00 * 8 = 136.00
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:<math>[3 * Odin's PA * (Chain Bonus)^2]</math><ref name=FF13>[http://www.gamefaqs.com/ps3/928790-final-fantasy-xiii/faqs/59246 ''Final Fantasy XIII'' Game Mechanics Guide by ximaus]</ref>
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:<math>[3 * Odin's PA * (Chain Bonus)^2]</math><ref name="FF13">[http://www.gamefaqs.com/ps3/928790-final-fantasy-xiii/faqs/59246 ''Final Fantasy XIII'' Game Mechanics Guide by ximaus]</ref>
   
 
If the enemy has less HP than the solution, it dies. If the instant kill fails, it deals fairly low damage instead.
  
If the enemy has less HP than the solution, it dies. If the instant kill fails, it deals fairly low damage instead.
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy XIV]]'' ===
  
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Odin is part of a [[Full Active Time Event|FATE]], recurring group event. Zantetsuken is his special attack, which he will execute when below ~5% HP. If Odin is not killed before the cast is finished the attack kills everyone currently participating in the FATE. In the instanced Odin encounter that debuted at FFXIV FanFest 2014, Odin uses [[Shin-Zantetsuken]] at around 15% remaining HP, requiring players to defeat him before the cast is finished, similar to the FATE version.
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Odin is part of a [[Full Active Time Event|FATE]], a recurring group event. Zantetsuken is his special attack, which he will execute when below ~5% HP. If Odin is not killed before the cast is finished the attack kills everyone currently participating in the FATE, resulting in instant failure. In Odin's [[Urth's Fount (trial)|Trial encounter]], Odin prepares [[Shin-Zantetsuken (ability)|Shin-Zantetsuken]] after reaching below 15% HP, instantly killing everyone in the Trial when used much like the FATE encounter.
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Zantetsuken is one of the eight skills of The Clever's Sigil: Spectral Arms. As in previous games, Zantetsuken can instantly kill enemies (even undead) but will depend on the luck of being able to use it and have the effect. It's only possible to use the attack when selecting the katana in the eight arms, which is between Bow (comet/supercomet) and horn (healing light).
   
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Type-0]]'' ===
  
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Odin's upgraded version, Grimnir, uses Shin-Zantetsuken, which has higher chance of success.
  
Odin's upgraded version, Grimnir, uses Shin-Zantetsuken, which has higher chance of success.
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy Dimensions]]'' ===
  
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy Dimensions II]]'' ===
  
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=== ''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)|Dissidia Final Fantasy]]'' (2008) ===
  
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[[Lightning (Final Fantasy XIII)/Dissidia|Lightning]] uses Zantetsuken as the final blow of her [[EX Mode (term)#EX Burst|EX Burst]].
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[[Lightning (Final Fantasy XIII)/Dissidia (PSP)|Lightning]] uses Zantetsuken as the final blow of her [[EX Mode (term)#EX Burst|EX Burst]].
   
 
Zantetsuken is also Odin's summon ability, having the same effect as in the original ''Dissidia''.
  
Zantetsuken is also Odin's summon ability, having the same effect as in the original ''Dissidia''.
   
 
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====''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia]]''====
  
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=== ''[[Theatrhythm Final Fantasy]]'' ===
  
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====''[[Theatrhythm Final Fantasy All-Star Carnival]]''====
  
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=== ''[[Pictlogica Final Fantasy]]'' ===
  
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade]]'' ===
  
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy All the Bravest]]'' ===
  
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Zantetsuken is used by Odin when summoned by [[Krile Mayer Baldesion|Krile]].
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Zantetsuken is used by Odin when summoned by [[Krile Mayer Baldesion (Final Fantasy V)|Krile]].
   
 
=== ''[[Final Fantasy Record Keeper]]'' ===
  
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Zantetsuken is used by Odin when using the 4★ Odin Summon, which deals two non-elemental attacks to all enemies, lowers their defense and resistance a small amount, and has a high chance to KO them.
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The attack is also used in other characters' Soul Breaks (usually involving an Odin summon), such as [[Lann]]'s Overstrike and [[Rydia]]'s Synchro.
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In the [[Magicite Dungeon]]'s Lord of Knights Record, the Dark Odin boss will use various forms of Zantetsuken. The standard Zantetsuken deals 3000 damage to all characters. His elemental Zantetsuken unleashes two elemental attacks on all charcters depending on which element unleashed form he's in. His Savage Zantetsuken deals damage depending on his Rage level. 0 stacks deals 3000, 1 stack deals 5000, 2 stacks deals 7000 and 3 stacks is an instant KO.
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The White Odin magicite uses Zantetsuken as its Ultra Skill, instantly dealing 99,999 prismatic damage to an enemy and lowering all of its elemental resistances by 1. Its regular attacks (Also Zantetsuken) deal 30,000 prismatic damage and lower all elemental resistances by 1.
 
[[File:【FFRK】ラァン必殺技『メガミラージュ・斬鉄剣』|320px|right|Mega Mirage・Zantetsuken]]
  
[[File:【FFRK】ラァン必殺技『メガミラージュ・斬鉄剣』|320px|right|Mega Mirage・Zantetsuken]]
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=== ''[[Final Fantasy Explorers]]'' ===
  
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===''[[Final Fantasy Brave Exvius]]''===
  
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===''[[Mobius Final Fantasy]]''===
  
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===''[[World of Final Fantasy]]''===
  
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FFVIII Zantetsuken EA

Zantetsuken used by Odin against the party in Final Fantasy VIII.

Mine obsidian blade shall split atwain the threads of thy future, whilst its crimson fuller shalt channel the lifeblood of thy past. Now wail as thy soul is bestrewn across the plains of Valhalla!

Odin while using Zantetsuken in Final Fantasy XI

Zantetsuken (斬鉄剣, Zantetsuken?, lit. Slashing Iron Sword), also known as Steel-Bladed Sword and Atom Edge, or by a shortened name Zantetsu or Z-Sword, is Odin's signature attack in the Final Fantasy series, and shares its name with his sword. Zantetsuken typically instantly kills all opponents, or does very high damage. In some games, Zantetsuken has an upgrade called Shin-Zantetsuken, which has a higher success rate.

When used, Odin dashes past enemies, slashing them with his sword. The enemy sprites/models bisect and slide apart before fading, a death animation usually unique to Zantetsuken. The attack can fail in some games.

Appearances

Final Fantasy III

When fought as an enemy, Odin uses Zantetsuken to heavily damage the party. Zantetsuken is his strongest attack as a summon, and instantly kills all enemies.

Final Fantasy IV

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Odin using Zantetsuken.

The bosses Odin (2D and 3D) and Lunar Odin raise their sword as a warning before attacking with Zantetsuken, doing approximately five thousand damage to the party. When summoned by Rydia, Odin uses Zantetsuken to dispatch all enemies. The success of Odin inflicting death is based on Rydia's Wisdom/2, meaning the highest hit rate is 49%, though moving Rydia to Slot 1 will increase this to 61%.

In the original American SNES version, Odin's attack is called Z-Sword when he is fought, and the name of his attack when summoned is not specified. This is because the developers could not fit the entire word Zantetsuken in the text box.

Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-

Zantetsuken is Odin's attack when summoned.

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Final Fantasy IV: The After Years

Odin is possessed by Maenad during the final tale, but regains control when he sees Ceodore, Rosa, and Kain. He rejoins Rydia as an Eidolon, and uses Zantetsuken when summoned.

Zantetsuken is also used by the boss Gilgamesh in the Wii and PSP versions, though it only attempts to KO one character.

In the mobile and Steam versions, the superboss Lunar Odin uses Zantetsuken as his signature ability.

Final Fantasy V

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Odin using Zantetsuken against the party.

Odin uses Zantetsuken during the battle against him dealing approximately a thousand damage to the party. When summoned, his Zantetsuken kills all non-heavy enemies.

Odin throws Gungnir at heavy-type targets for physical damage. Although it is overall not a good idea to use one-hit-kill moves on bosses, Odin's Zantetsuken attack can, in fact, one-shot the final boss's back portion if used through the Magic Lamp; otherwise Odin will use Gungnir.

Final Fantasy VI

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Odin uses Zantetsuken in a cutscene.

Odin uses Zantetsuken (Atom Edge on the SNES) when summoned, attempting to kill all enemies for a cost of 70 MP. Zantetsuken has a 25% chance of slicing enemies. It works against the undead and stalls an enemy's final attack one turn, but fails on targets immune to Death.

Odin uses Zantetsuken in a cutscene in the Ancient Castle to slice a group of enemies, but is bested when an unknown sorcerer confronts him and is immune to the attack.

The enemy Desert Hare, found around South Figaro, sometimes casts Cure, Cura or Esuna upon party members, in particular the party member who defeated them. If dispatched by Zantetsuken, the Desert Hare will still use magic on a party member despite being off-screen and technically dead.

Final Fantasy VII

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Storyboard.

Odin uses Steel Bladed Sword to kill all enemies. If used against an enemy that is immune to instant death, he uses a non-elemental attack called Gunge Lance. Odin can aid in capturing Chocobos, as Steel Bladed Sword kills all enemies besides the Chocobo.

Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-

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Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-

See also: Digital Mind Wave/Videos § Zantetsuken

Odin uses Zantetsuken to kill all enemies with a high rate of success, as only a few enemies are immune to instant death.Odin's level makes no difference.

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Zantetsuken is a level 8 Independent Materia that boosts the chance for Odin to appear in the DMW. It begins at 5x, and increases by 1x each level up to 9x. It is a reward for Mission 9-6-1 and can be bought from Bone Village Commerce.

Final Fantasy VIII

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Seifer reverses the Zantetsuken.

When fought in the Centra Ruins, Odin uses Zantetsuken to instantly kill the party when the timer expires. After he is defeated, Odin appears at random at the start of a battle to use Zantetsuken to kill all enemies. The attack features the kanji for "Zantetsuken" (Zan Tetsu Ken) in the animation, which appear as Odin's attack is shown three times from different angles.

Zantetsuken never misses, but Odin never appears against Grats, Vysages, Lefty, Righty, Cactuars, Tonberries, Esthar Soldier (Terminator), UFO?, PuPu, or bosses (the one exception is detailed below).

When the party faces Seifer aboard the Lunatic Pandora, Odin uses Zantetsuken but Seifer's Zantetsuken Reverse (斬鉄剣返し, Zantetsuken Gaeshi?, lit. Zantetsuken Return) counters the attack and bisects Odin. Though Odin perishes, Gilgamesh emerges from a dimensional portal and takes hold of the Zantetsuken sword, emerging later in the battle to defeat Seifer. Gilgamesh replaces Odin and uses Zantetsuken as one of his four random attacks when he appears in battle to the same effect as Odin's attack. Gilgamesh has a 24.6% chance of using Zantetsuken, in addition to the chance of Gilgamesh appearing at all. Gilgamesh can use Zantetsuken against the enemies Odin never appears for, but it will miss.

Final Fantasy IX

Zantetsuken is Odin's summon attack. It normally kills all enemies, but if Dagger is equipped with the Odin's Sword support ability, learned for 50 AP from the Ancient Aroma, Zantetsuken changes into Gungnir that damages enemies that survive its instant kill. Zantetsuken's success rate increases the more Ore the party has in the inventory, but this decreases the damage done by Gungnir if the instant kill fails. (See Summon (Final Fantasy IX)#Mechanics for damage formulae.) During Zantetsuken's short animation Gungnir falls from the sky on the enemies even if the attack is still called Zantetsuken.

Final Fantasy X-2

Instantly defeat one enemy. Sometimes fails.

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The Samurai dressphere has two abilities based on Odin's trademark attack: Shin-Zantetsu, which inflicts instant death on all enemies; and Zantetsu, unlocked by learning Shin-Zantetsu first, which has a chance to instantly kill a target for no MP cost and its success is not governed by the target's immunity to instant death. Rather, each enemy has a Zantetsu vulnerability rating. Zantetsu is learned as a command ability for the Samurai for 140 AP.

Zantetsu is granted to recruitable creatures if they are equipped with the Samurai dressphere and have a physical attack available. Consuming a Champion Belt on a creature will also teach them Zantetsu. Zantetsu can also be naturally learned by Critical Bug by being at a high-enough level.

Final Fantasy X-2: Last Mission

Zantetsuken is a unique ability used by anyone using the Samurai dressphere as the main dress. It costs 4 MP and has a chance to instantly defeat an enemy with a chance to miss. It has a range of one tile ahead of the character.

Final Fantasy XI

Zantetsuken is Odin's ultimate attack when he is battled in the last chamber of Einherjar, which he uses at ~9% health. It instantly kills any players in range, unless they /heal, which can prevent instant death (but not damage). This can prove difficult for those tanking Odin, since taking physical melee damage cancels the /heal command, rendering them open to the attack during the window of opportunity for Zantetsuken to actually execute. In the battle The Rider Cometh where the player can fight Odin Prime to obtain a pact with the avatar (among other rewards), Odin Prime uses Zantetsuken which works the same way as it did in Einherjar.

Zantetsuken is also Odin's Blood Pact when summoned by players through Astral Flow. It functions similarly as it would against players, instantly killing applicable targets within range. Against a Notorious Monster it deals a high amount of damage instead.

In the high-tier mission battlefield A Stygian Pact ★, Odin Prime now uses two variants on Zantetsuken instead: Zantetsuken X, which instantly kills any player whose Defense is too low compared to Odin's current Attack, and Zantetsuken Kai, which deals damage equal to 95% of the player's HP.

Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings

Odin's special attack is Zantetsuken, which does heavy damage to all enemies in front of him and knocks them back.

Final Fantasy XIII

The storm is here!

Lightning

In Gestalt Mode, Odin transforms into a horse and Lightning splits his sword, also known as Zantetsuken, into two and wields them while riding him. Lightning can then perform Zantetsuken whose strength has different levels. It has a chance to instantly kill the opponent, but it is not a status like in other games; therefore no enemy is immune to it. Whether Zantetsuken kills the enemy is determined by Odin's physical attack power and the current chain bonus.

Zantetsuken raises the stagger gauge by a various amount based on level prior to dealing damage:

Level 1: 17.00 * 3 = 51.00[2]
Level 2: 17.00 * 5 = 85.00
Level 3: 17.00 * 8 = 136.00
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If the enemy has less HP than the solution, it dies. If the instant kill fails, it deals fairly low damage instead.

Final Fantasy XIII-2

Zantetsuken is a Feral Link and enemy ability for Twilight Odin. It inflicts physical damage on target and nearby foes.

Zantetsuken can also be used by Gilgamesh in the Coliseum.

Final Fantasy XIV

Odin is part of a FATE, a recurring group event. Zantetsuken is his special attack, which he will execute when below ~5% HP. If Odin is not killed before the cast is finished the attack kills everyone currently participating in the FATE, resulting in instant failure. In Odin's Trial encounter, Odin prepares Shin-Zantetsuken after reaching below 15% HP, instantly killing everyone in the Trial when used much like the FATE encounter.

Final Fantasy XV: Comrades

Zantetsuken is one of the eight skills of The Clever's Sigil: Spectral Arms. As in previous games, Zantetsuken can instantly kill enemies (even undead) but will depend on the luck of being able to use it and have the effect. It's only possible to use the attack when selecting the katana in the eight arms, which is between Bow (comet/supercomet) and horn (healing light).

Final Fantasy Type-0

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Zantetsuken.

Zantetsuken is performed by the Eidolon Odin. A player must sacrifice a character's to summon him who can then use three powerful attacks, of which Zantetsuken is the most powerful, slicing enemies in half, instantly killing them. The attack can be charged to increase the chance of success, though it won't work against certain enemies. When charging, the player must hold the button and the percentage the attack has charged flashes on the screen in purple. The player can still move while charging.

Odin's upgraded version, Grimnir, uses Shin-Zantetsuken, which has higher chance of success.

Final Fantasy Dimensions

Zantetsuken is used by the Eidolon Odin. It requires 54 MP and often kills all enemies but it can miss several foes.

Zantetsuken is also used by Odin during the battle to acquire him as a summon. The attack may instantly kill some characters while leaving the others in Critical state.

Final Fantasy Dimensions II

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Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)

Odin uses Zantetsuken that attempts to instantly cause a Brave Break to the opponent, with a 50% success rate.

Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy

Let's finish this! Bulls-eye!

Lightning

Lightning uses Zantetsuken as the final blow of her EX Burst.

Zantetsuken is also Odin's summon ability, having the same effect as in the original Dissidia.

Dissidia Final Fantasy NT

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Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia

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Theatrhythm Final Fantasy

Zantetsuken is Odin's signature attack used when he is summoned in battle stages.

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call

Zantetsuken is used by Odin when summoned in Battle Music Sequences.

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy All-Star Carnival

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Pictlogica Final Fantasy

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Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade

Zantetsuken appears in the Odin summon stone, an event reward in Final Fantasy III Saronia Castle Mysteries event. When charged and summoned in an All-Out Attack, Odin uses Zantetsuken.

Final Fantasy All the Bravest

Zantetsuken is used by Odin when summoned by Krile.

Final Fantasy Record Keeper

Zantetsuken is used by Odin when using the 4★ Odin Summon, which deals two non-elemental attacks to all enemies, lowers their defense and resistance a small amount, and has a high chance to KO them. The attack is also used in other characters' Soul Breaks (usually involving an Odin summon), such as Lann's Overstrike and Rydia's Synchro.

In the Magicite Dungeon's Lord of Knights Record, the Dark Odin boss will use various forms of Zantetsuken. The standard Zantetsuken deals 3000 damage to all characters. His elemental Zantetsuken unleashes two elemental attacks on all charcters depending on which element unleashed form he's in. His Savage Zantetsuken deals damage depending on his Rage level. 0 stacks deals 3000, 1 stack deals 5000, 2 stacks deals 7000 and 3 stacks is an instant KO.

The White Odin magicite uses Zantetsuken as its Ultra Skill, instantly dealing 99,999 prismatic damage to an enemy and lowering all of its elemental resistances by 1. Its regular attacks (Also Zantetsuken) deal 30,000 prismatic damage and lower all elemental resistances by 1.

【FFRK】ラァン必殺技『メガミラージュ・斬鉄剣』
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Final Fantasy Explorers

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Final Fantasy Brave Exvius

Zantetsuken is used by Odin uses at 2★ rarity. It deals a massive physical damage and has a 50% chance to instantly kill enemies, regardless of health. Bosses and certain monsters are immune to death.

Mobius Final Fantasy

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World of Final Fantasy

Zantetsuken is an active ability that inflicts death on all targets for 4 AP. The odds increase as the wielder’s HP and AP decrease. It can be used by Odin and Odin★.

It is also an enemy ability used by Odin.

Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo Tales

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Final Fantasy Trading Card Game

Odin's cards allude to his Zantetsuken ability, having various effects that instantly Break a Forward of the player's choosing when Odin is played.

Non-Final Fantasy guest appearances

Kingdom Hearts

The move Zantetsuken appears in all games of the series except 358/2 Days. It is a powerful attack that deals damage and has a chance to instantly destroy enemies it strikes. The exception is Chain of Memories, where Zantetsuken breaks the opponent's card regardless of level and renders it unreloadable for the rest of the battle (and ironically, deals the lowest amount of damage possible on-hit).

In Kingdom Hearts II: Final Mix, "Zantetsu Counter" appears as an ability, which allows Sora to counter with Zantetsuken after blocking an attack. Limit Form also features Zantetsuken as a combo finish allowing Sora to instantly eliminate weak targets.

Gallery

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Etymology

Zantetsuken (斬鉄剣?) is Japanese for "iron-cutting/slashing iron sword". It normally refers to a blade formed out of exotic materials rumored to be able to cut through steel and/or iron. The term was often associated with blades created by the feudal swordsmith known as Kobayashi Yasuhiro.

References

  1. ↑ Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- FAQ/Walkthrough by Absolute Steve
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Final Fantasy XIII Game Mechanics Guide by ximaus
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Final Fantasy Tactics Advance seriesFinal Fantasy Tactics Advance Advanced Law - Alchemy Tech - Battle Tech - Charge - Corner - Dragon Tech - Fighter Tech - Hermetics - Hunt - Lunge Tech - Monk Tech - Morph - Ninja Skill - Pandora - Prayer - Phantasm Tech - Rune - Sacred Tech - Sagacity Skill - Sharpshoot - Spellblade Tech - Spirit Magic - Stunt
Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift Acrobatics - Assassination - Astutia - Ballistics - Beast Lore - Blade Arts - Brutality - Calling - Cannonry - Chococraft - Clockwork - Devastation - Discipline - Dragon Soul - Elemental Magick - Fencing - Feralism - High Magick - Illusion - Instinct - Intercession - Lore - Onslaught - Piracy - Precision - Pugilism - Reconnaissance - Sacred Blade - Sagacity - Savagery - Sharpshooting - Sleight of Hand - Sparring - Survivalism - Thievery - Trapping - Warding
Final Fantasy Dimensions Back Up - Battle Arts - Boost Element - Chain Magic - Clarity - Dragon Arts - Dark Blade - Holy Blade - Memorandom - Pickpocket - Res. Element - Riposte
Dissidia Final Fantasy series Bravery Attack - HP Attack
Lists of abilities
Final Fantasy III - Final Fantasy IV - Interlude - The After Years - Final Fantasy V - Final Fantasy VI - Final Fantasy VII - Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VIII - Final Fantasy IX - Final Fantasy X - Final Fantasy X-2 - Last Mission - Final Fantasy XI - Final Fantasy XII - Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings - Final Fantasy XIII - Final Fantasy XIII-2 - Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII - Final Fantasy Tactics - Final Fantasy Tactics Advance - Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift - Vagrant Story - Final Fantasy Type-0 - Final Fantasy Legend III Talents - Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates - Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time - Final Fantasy Dimensions - Dissidia Final Fantasy - Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy - Explorers
Limit Breaks
Recurring abilities
1000 Needles - Black Hole - Blood Weapon - Braver - Breath of the Earth - Chocobo Kick - Desperado - Dolphin Blow - Final Heaven - Healing Wind - Hellfire - Highwind - Megaflare - Meteodrive - Meteor - Mighty Guard - Pulse of Life - Renzokuken - Slots - Supernova - Trance - Wave Cannon - Zantetsuken
Game specific abilities
Final Fantasy VI Mirage Dive - Moogle Rush - Punishing Meteor - Red Card - Riot Blade - Royal Shock - Sabre Soul - Shadow Fang - Spinning Edge - Star Prism - Tiger Break - Tsubame Gaeshi
Compilation of Final Fantasy VIIFinal Fantasy VII All Creation - Beat Rush - Big Brawl - Big Shot - Blade Beam - Blood Fang - Bloodfest - Boost Jump - Breath of the Earth - Catastrophe - Chaos (Chaos Saber - Satan Slam) - Clear Tranquil - Climhazzard - Cosmo Memory - Cross-slash - Death Gigas (Gigadunk - Livewire) - Dice - Doom of the Living - Dynamite - Earth Rave - Fury Brand - Galian Beast (Beast Flare - Berserk Dance) - Gauntlet - Greased Lightning - Great Gospel - Dragon - Dragon Dive - Fat Chocobo - Finishing Touch - Grenade Bomb - Hammer Blow - Hellmasker (Nightmare - Splattercombo) - Highwind - Howling Moon - Hyper Jump - Landscaper - Lunatic High - Meteorain - Meteor Strike - Mindblow - Omnislash - Omnislash Version 5 - Planet Protector - Satellite Beam - Seal Evil - Sled Fang - Slots (Boulder - Meteorites - Death Joker - Game Over - Hammer - Hell House - Icicles - Lucky Girl - Mog Dance - Summon - Toy Box - Toy Soldier - Transform - Weight) - Somersault - Stardust Ray - Ungarmax - Waterkick
Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- Air Strike - Apocalypse - Exa Flare - Healing Wave - Meteor Shots - Murderous Thrust - Octaslash - Rebirth Flame - Rush Assault
Final Fantasy VIII Angel Wing - Blood Pain - Blue Magic - Combine (Angelo Cannon · Angelo Recover · Angelo Reverse · Angelo Rush · Angelo Search · Angelo Strike · Invincible Moon · Wishing Star) - Duel (Booya · Burning Rave · Different Beat · Dolphin Blow · Heel Drop · Mach Kick · Meteor Barret · Meteor Strike · My Final Heaven · Punch Rush) - Fire Cross (Bloodfest - Demon Slice - No Mercy - Zantetsuken Reverse) - Ice Strike - Massive Anchor - Renzokuken (Blasting Zone · Fated Circle · Lion Heart · Rough Divide) - Shot (Armor Shot · Canister Shot · Dark Shot · Flame Shot · Hyper Shot · Normal Shot · Quick Shot · Scatter Shot) - Slot (Full-Cure · Rapture · The End · Wall)
Final Fantasy IX Dbl Blk - Dbl Wht - Dyne (Free Energy · Grand Lethal · Meo Twister · Scoop Art · Shift Break · Solution 9 · Stellar Circle 5 · Tidal Flame) - Eidolon - Elan
Final Fantasy X seriesFinal Fantasy X Character Overdrives: Bushido (Banishing Blade · Dragon Fang · Shooting Star · Tornado) - Fury (Firaga Fury · Flare Fury · Thunder Fury · Ultima Fury) - Grand Summon - Mix (Abaddon Flame · Black Hole · Chaos Grenade · Hazardous Shell · Hazardous Shell · Hyper Mighty G · Hyper NulAll · Krysta · Lightning Bolt · Mighty Wall · Potato Masher · Sunburst · Thunderbolt · Tidal Wave · Ultra NulAll · Waterfall · Winter Storm) - Requiem - Ronso Rage - Slots (Attack Reels · Aurochs Reels · Element Reels · Status Reels) - Swordplay (Blitz Ace · Energy Rain · Slice & Dice · Spiral Cut) - Triumphant Grasp - Ultimate Jecht Shot
Aeon Overdrives: Delta Attack - Diamond Dust - Energy Blast - Energy Ray - Hellfire - Oblivion - Thor's Hammer - Zanmato
Final Fantasy X-2 Great Whirl - Vajra - Sword Dance
Final Fantasy XI Skillchain
Special job ability Astral Flow - Azure Lore - Benediction - Chainspell - Eagle Eye Shot - Familiar - Hundred Fists - Invincible - Manafont - Mighty Strikes - Mijin Gakure - Perfect Dodge - Soul Voice - Spirit Surge - Tabula Rasa - Trance - Wild Card
Final Fantasy XII Character Quickenings: Element of Treachery - Evanescence - Feral Strike - Fires of War - Flame Purge - Fulminating Darkness - Heaven's Wrath - Intercession - Maelstrom's Bolt - Northswain's Glow - Pyroclasm - Red Spiral - Resplendence - Ruin Impendent - Shatterheart - Tides of Fate - Whip Kick - White Whorl
Quickening Finishers: Ark Blast - Cataclysm - Inferno - Luminescence - Torrent - Whiteout - Windburst
Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings Apocalypse Shield - Dance of Rapture - Element of Treachery - Empyrean's Edict - Fanfare - Gaze of the Void - Nature's Wrath - Pyroclasm - Wind Soul
Lightning SagaFinal Fantasy XIII Army of One - Cold Blood - Death - Highwind - Last Resort - Seraphic Ray - Sovereign Fist
Final Fantasy XIII-2 Meteor Javelin - Ultima Arrow
Final Fantasy XIV Aegis Boon - Angel Feathers - Astral Stasis - Bladedance - Chimatsuri - Cometeor - Dark Force - Dragonsong Dive - Empyrean Rain - Land Waker - Last Bastion - Raw Destruction - Sagittarius Arrow - Shield Wall - Skyshard - Starstorm - Teraflare
Dissidia seriesDissidia Final Fantasy Binding Cold - Blitz King - Class change - Cyclone - Darkness - Fervid Blazer - Final Requiem - Fulminating Oblivion - Grand Cross - Holy - Master Mime (Spellblade - Dual Wield - Rapid Fire) - Ninjutsu (Shuriken · Back attack!) - Oversoul (ability) - Play Rough - Soul of Chaos - Soul Shift - Time compression - Twin Meteor - Twin Moon - Ultra Particle Beam - Utter Chaos - Warring Triad (Forsaken · Light of Judgment)
Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy Dragoon's Pride - Gestalt Drive - To the Farplane - Ultimate Illusion
Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia Armiger - Assault Trigger - Blade Torrent - Booster 8 - Chainsaw - Dark Cannon - Divine Malison - Fang and Claw - Iainuki - Nullifying Dropkick - Pyroclasm - Sacred Prayer - Shining Wave - Siphon Delta - Weaponsmaster
Lists of abilities
Final Fantasy VI: Desperation Attack - Final Fantasy VII: Limit - Crisis Core: Digital Mind Wave - Final Fantasy VII Remake: Limit - Final Fantasy VIII: Limit Breaks - Final Fantasy IX: Trance - Final Fantasy X: Overdrive - Final Fantasy XI: Final Fantasy XI weapon skills - Special job ability - Final Fantasy XII: Quickening - Final Fantasy XIII/XIII-2: Full ATB skill - XIII-2: Feral Link - Final Fantasy XIV: Limit Break - Final Fantasy Type-0: Triad Maneuver - Dissidia (PSP): EX Mode - Dissidia NT: EX Skill - Opera Omnia: EX Ability - Record Keeper: Soul Break - Brave Exvius: Limit Burst
Enemy abilities
Recurring enemy abilities
Physical Axe - Beak - Bear Hug - Bite - Body Slam - Cannibalize - Cat Scratch - Charge - Choco Beak - Circle of Judgement - Claw - Cleave - Counter Horn - Crash Down - Critical - Cross Cleave - Crush - Crushing Fangs - Demon's Claw - Devil Claw - Dive - Double Machine Gun - Drill - Eviscerator - Fang - Fiendish Rage - Fin - Full Power - Full Swing - Gatling Gun - - Grand Sword - Grenade - Guilt - Havoc Wing - Haymaker - Headbutt - Heave - Horn - Hydro Shot - Incisor - Jarring Blow - Knife - Lamb Chop - Lance of Atrophy - Leaping Swing - Lunge - Machine Gun - Megaton Punch - Metal Kick - Omega Drive - Pincer - Pressure - Punch - Rage - Raijin Special - Raining Swords - Rake - Ram - Razzia - Reaper - Rocket Punch - Rush - S-27 Tokamak - S-85 Cyclotrone - Savage Swordhand - Sentence - Shotgun - Sickle - Slap - Slash - Sling - Solar Plexus - Sonic Fangs - Spin - Spin Attack - Swipe - Sword Dance - Tail - Triple Attack - Tusk - Tyrfing - Uppercut - Wheel - Whirl Slash - Wild Charge - Wing
Elemental Absolute Zero - Acid Mist - Acid Rain - Acid Shower - Almagest - Aqua Breath - Atomic Ray - Avalanche - Banishga III - Blaze - Breath - Cold Breath - Cyclone - Darkja - Dark Breath - Dark Mist - Dark Star - Diamond Dust - Discharge - Dragon Breath - Drain Touch - Earth Power - Earthquake - Earthshaker - El Niño - Electrocute - Electro-Mag Rod - Firaja - Fireball - Firestorm - Flame - Flamethrower - Flash Rain - Frost - Frost Breath - Gigavolt - Great Whirlwind - Ground Shaker - Hellfire - Hellstorm Bolt - Holyja - Hurricane - Ice Break - Inferno - Jet Fire - Judgment - Landslide - Leafstorm - Level ? Shadowflare - Lightning - Magma Breath - Magnitude 8 - Mega Holy - Megavolt - Meltdown - Multi Fira - Plasma - Punishing Ray - Quakeja - Quicksand - Redemption - Rock Buster - Saintly Beam - Sandstorm - Scorch - Screwdriver - Shadow Flare - Snowstorm - Southern Cross - Spark - Stoneja - Storm Breath - Tempest - Thundaja - Thunderbolt - Tidal Wave - Tremor - Trine - Tsunami - Twister - Unholy Darkness - Waterga - Waterja - Water Gun - Whirlpool - Whirlwind - White Hole - Wind Blast - Wind Slash
Defensive 100 Gs - Angel Whisper - Barrier Shift - Choco Cure - Dispelja - Drain Touch - Exoproofing - Hi-Potion - Mighty Guard - Nutrient Absorption - Pollen - Potion - Treatment - Vengeance - White Wind
Status Acid - Acid Mist - Anti-Magick - Bad Breath - Banish - Bewitching Gaze - Bite - Blaster - Bone - Breath - Buzz - Cloudy Heaven - Cloying Breath - Curse - Cursed Elegy - Cursed Gaze - Dancehall Daze - Dark Mist - Dark Star - Death Claw - Digestive Acid - Disablega - Disaster - Dread Gaze - Embrace - Entice - Entangle - Evil Eye - Flash - Freezing Dust - Frog Song - Frost - Gaze - Grand Cross - Hypnotize - Ink - Lance of Atrophy - Level 2 Old - Lilliputian Lyric - Lullaby - Mega Death - Miasma - Mind Blast - Moon Flute - Mucus - Mustard Bomb - Needle - Neo Turk Light - Night - Nightmare - Northern Cross - Ochu Dance - Octopus Ink - Petrify - Phantasmal Gaze - Photon Wings - Poison Breath - Poison Claw - Poison Cloud - Poison Gas - Poison Mist - Poison Touch - Poisonous Frog - Pollen - Putrid Breath - Rainbow Wind - Ray - Sandgun - Sandstorm - Screech - Silent Voice - Slap - Sleeping Gas - Spore - Sporefall - Stare - Sticky Goo - Stoneja - Stone Breath - Stone Gaze - Stone Throw - Stone Touch - Stopga - Thread - Time Slip - Tongue - Triumphant Grasp - Unction - Vampire - Venom - Venom Breath - Warcry - Spider Web - White Hole - Yawn - Zombie Breath
Stat Absorb Stat - Dragon Force - Fearga - Guard-Off - LV3 Def-Less - Pollen - Sai - War Dance - Warsong
Non-elemental 0-form Particle Beam - 100 Needles - 1000 Needles - 2000 Needles - 10000 Needles - Annul - Aqua Breath - Beam - Beam Cannon - Big Bang - Big Bomber - Bite - Black Fang - Black Hole - Blaster - Bone - Breath Wing - Cave-In - Chef's Knife - Choco Meteor - Comet - Crush - Crystal Rain - Cyclone - Dark Flare - Death Claw - Delta Attack - Destrudo - Diamond Flash - Diffractive Laser - Dischord - Divine Punishment - El Niño - Exaflare - Flare Star - Flareja - Forsaken - Gatling Gun - Gigaflare - Giga-Graviton - Goblin Punch - Great Attractor - Hailstone - Hyperdrive - Judgment - Karma - Laser - Leaf Swirl - Level 3 Flare - Level 4 Graviga - Level 5 Death - Life Shaver - Lifebreak - Light Pillar - Maelstrom - Magic Hammer - Magitek Laser - Matra Magic - Mega-Graviton - Megaflare - Megiddo Flame - Metal Cutter - Meteorite - Missile - Nanoflare - Needle - Neo Turk Light - Neutron Ring - Object 199 - Passado - Press - Resonance - Reverse Polarity - Roulette - S-Mine - Sacrifice - Sandstorm - Seed Cannon - Self-Destruct - Shadow Flare - Shamshir - Shockwave - Shockwave Pulsar - Slap - Smoke Shot - Snort - Snowball - Sonic Boom - Sonic Fan - Sonic Wave - Soul Crush - Sparkler - Starfall - Stone - Storm Breath - Supersonic Wave - Supernova - Tail Laser - Tentacle - Tentacle - Teraflare - Traveler - Tri-Breath - Triumphant Grasp - Tsunami - Turk Light - Ultima - Ultima Beam - Wakizashi - Wave Cannon - White Hole - Wormhole - Zanmato - Zantetsuken
HP to one abilities Heartless Angel - Hell's Judgment
Other Countdown - Inhale - Return to Darkness - Saber - Swallow - Targeting - Wave
Lists of enemy abilities
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