A heavily plated shield from the faraway world of Eos. Equipping this shield imparts great defense, but it can only be used by those skilled with shields. Those without the proper skills will find it difficult to even hold it upright. In Eos, this shield is not only rare, but is also said to be one of the strongest gears available.
Final Fantasy Brave Exvius description
Ziedrich (ザイドリッツ, Zaidorittsu?, lit. Seydlitz), also known as Seydlitz, Juggernaut Badge, and Atlas, is a recurring armor in the Final Fantasy series. It is generally a very powerful piece of equipment, providing high stat bonuses as well as protection against nearly all elements in the game it appears in.
Appearances[]
Final Fantasy VII[]
Ziedrich is a high-ranked armor piece that provides 100 Defense, 15 Def%, 98 Magic Defense, 18 MDef%, +20 Strength and Magic, and halves all elements bar Shout and the Hidden element. It can be stolen from Turks:Rude at Rocket Town, Sunken Gelnika, and in the subway during "Mako Cannon Rampage".
Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-[]
Ziedrich is a high-ranked accessory that provides +100 Attack, +100 Vitality, +100 Magic and +100 Spirit as well as halving of all elemental damage taken. It is in a chest at the end of a path in mission 9-5-6. The shape of the area where the chest is in looks like the area where the player starts out. It is on the opposite side of the map. To get there, the player must follow the first tunnel from the starting point of 9-5-6, then take the first left instead of going straight to where the boss is, then follow that tunnel until there is another choice in direction (head right or keep going forward) and take the tunnel on the right; the Ziedrich is in a chest at the end.
Final Fantasy X[]
Atlas is an armor for Rikku, obtained if the dominant ability on any targe is Break Damage Limit.
Final Fantasy XV[]
Shields can be equipped as weapons by Noctis and Gladiolus.
Name | Category | Attack | Critical | Modifiers/Notes | Value | Obtain |
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Ziedrich (Seydlitz) | Shields | 327 | 1 | Vitality: +50 Shot Resistance: 14% +200 Strength for 3 seconds after Blinking (effect triggers only for Noctis) | Buy: — Sell: 7500 | Reward: Legend Wrapped in an Enigma (Randolph) |
A shield formed from many layers of armor. Executing Blink boosts attack strength. |
Final Fantasy Type-0[]
Translated as "Juggernaut Badge" in this game, it is the ultimate accessory. It cuts all damage by 40% and boosts HP/MP by 120%. It is found as a treasure on the Tower of Agito (last chest (rare); after obtaining Agito Insignia) and is the reward for defeating the superboss Nox Suzaku (rare; Finis).
Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)[]
Seydlitz is a level 99 bangle that provides +307 HP and +72 Defense. It can be obtained from the shop by trading 31,920 gil, Protective Armlet, and Sky Jewel x5.
Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy[]
Seydlitz is a level 100 bangle that provides +327 HP, 72 Defense, and Regen +20%. It can be obtained from the shop by trading 182,800 gil, Protective Armlet, Mystile, and a Huge Materia.
Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia[]
Final Fantasy Artniks[]
Final Fantasy Record Keeper[]
Final Fantasy Brave Exvius[]
Ziedrich is a Heavy Shield obtained as Gladiolus's Trust Master. It provides 70 DEF, 35 SPR, HP +15%, and has a 30% chance for the user to counter physical attacks with Ziedrich, boosting their ATK by 100% for 1 turn.
Final Fantasy Trading Card Game[]
Non-Final Fantasy guest appearances[]
Assassin's Creed: Origins[]
For days on end, a legendary blacksmith hammered a new sheet of armor onto this shield. It will make a legend of you.
In-game description.
In December 2017, a Final Fantasy crossover quest was added to Assassin's Creed: Origins. The player can get a "chocobo camel" hybrid as a legendary mount, Noctis's Ultima Blade as a sword and the Ziedrich as a shield.
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Etymology[]
Seydlitz is a surname of Prussian, Silesian, Thuringian, Saxon and Polish nobility. The SMS Seydlitz was a German battlecruiser built in 1910. It was named after Friedrich Wilhelm von Seydlitz, a Prussian general during the reign of King Frederick the Great and the Seven Years' War.
It has also been known as "Atlas". Atlas is one of the Titans, a race of primordial giants who fought against the gods of Olympus. When the Titans lost, Zeus punished Atlas by forcing him to spend eternity at the western horizon holding up the sky on his shoulders.
In Greek mythology