Zeus's Wrath as seen in Final Fantasy IV.
A mystical item said to house the wrath of the god of storms, albeit in minute quantities. Capable of inflicting a modest amount of lightning damage, it is particularly effective against aquatic foes. Though limited in potency, its ease of use among non-mages and having no need for long incantations are significant merits, making it perfect for distracting the enemy and creating an opening.
Final Fantasy Brave Exvius description
The Zeus's Wrath (ゼウスの怒り, Zeusu no Ikari?), also known as Rage of Zeus or Bolt Plume, is a recurring, single-use item that is frequently used to deal Lightning damage to one or more targets, equivalent to the Thundara spell. Its upgrade in some games is the Heavenly Wrath.
Appearances
Final Fantasy III
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| Zeus's Wrath | |
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| Effect | Casts Thundara. |
| Find | Kazus, Owen, Subterranean Lake (x2), Wrecked Ship |
| Steal | Giant Rat, Slime, Red Cap, Knocker, Griffon, Tangie, Lemur, Lamia |
| Drop | Giant Rat, Slime, Red Cap, Knocker, Griffon, Tangie, Lemur, Lamia |
Final Fantasy IV
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Statue with the same effect as Thunder.
Description
| Zeus's Wrath | |
|---|---|
| Also called | Thor's Rage (PS) |
| Effect | Deals Lightning-elemental damage to a target. Same as the spell Thunder. |
| Find | Fabul, Baron, Waterway, Tomra |
| Steal | Gold Dragon |
| Drop | Storm Anima, Gold Dragon, Clockwork Soldier, Lesser Marilith |
Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-
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Final Fantasy VII
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| Bolt Plume | |
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| Effect | Deals Lightning-elemental damage to all enemies. Same as the spell Bolt 2. |
| Steal | Thunderbird |
| Drop | Garuda, Needle Kiss, Thunderbird |
Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light
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Bravely Default
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A sphere of lightning said to contain the wrath of Zeus, father of the gods and ruler of the world in the Age of Myths.
Zeus's Wrath deals moderate lightning damage to all enemies (or allies). It can be bought from the Adventurer (Norende Village Combat Item Shop Lv. 3) for 200 pg. It can be found in the Twilight Ruins, Engine Room, and Eternian Central Command.
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Etymology
Zeus's Wrath refers to Zeus, who struck mortals who angered him with a bolt of lightning. Zeus is the "Father of Gods and men" who rules the Olympians of Mount Olympus as a father rules the family according to the ancient Greek religion. He is the god of sky and thunder in Greek mythology.
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