Characters of Final Fantasy
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Final Fantasy was the first in Square Co., Ltd.'s Final Fantasy series and is also known as Final Fantasy I.
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[edit] Main player characters
[edit] Warriors of Light
The Warriors of Light (光の戦士?) ('The Light Warriors in the original NES release) are four characters whose identities are imagined entirely by the player. Their class is also determined by the player, who has an option of:
- Warrior (戦士 Senshi?) (Fighter in the original release)
- Thief (シーフ Shīfu?)
- Monk (モンク Monku?) {Black Belt in the original release)
- Red Mage (赤魔術士 Aka Majutsushi?)
- White Mage (白魔術士 Shiro Majutsushi ?)
- Black Mage (黒魔術士 Kuro Majutsushi?)
Midway through the game, Bahamut, King of the Dragons of the Cardian Islands, rewards the Warriors of Light for proving their courage after delivering the Rat Tail found in the Citadel of Trials. He transforms the Warriors as follows:
- Warrior becomes Knight
- Thief becomes Ninja
- Monk becomes Master
- Red Mage becomes Red Wizard
- White Mage becomes White Wizard
- Black Mage becomes Black Wizard
With this transformation, the Warriors of Light gain the ability to learn new spells and use different weapons and armor.
[edit] Villains
[edit] Garland
[edit] Four Fiends
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The Lich, Fiend of Earth, became active near the game's beginning, and is responsible for the recent rotting of the land near Melmond and the "Devil's Tail". He is found in the Cavern of Earth. To reach him, the Warriors of Light must enter the Cavern twice. During the first trip, the Warriors defeat the Vampire (HP of 156) and obtain the Star Ruby. The Ruby is fed to the Giant (Titan) blocking the passage through the Giant's Cave, leading to the Sage's Cave. The sage Sarda (Sadda) gives the Warriors of Light the Earth Rod to lift the Stone Plate blocking the way to the lich. The lich reappears at the end of the game as a boss in the Chaos Shrine.
Nintendo Power Strategy Guide Vol. 17 1990 lists his HP as 400. The first time the party battles him in the GBA version, his HP is listed as 1200. The second time the party battles him in the GBA version, his HP is listed as 2800.
Marlith (Kary in the original release), the Fiend of Fire, becomes active at the lich's defeat (200 years earlier than intended), and resides in the volcano Mount Gulg. She can only be reached using the Canoe, received by the Warriors of Light from the Twelve Sages of Crescent Lake. Marilith reappears at the end of the game as a boss in the Chaos Shrine.
Nintendo Power Strategy Guide Vol. 17 1990, lists her HP as 600. The first time the party battles her in the GBA version, her HP is listed as 1440. The second time the party battles her in the GBA version, her HP is listed as 3200.
The Kraken, Fiend of Water, became active 200 years before the game begins, and resides in the lowest level of the Sea Shrine. The Sea Shrine is located in Onrac and reached by use of the Submarine built by a local to save the mermaids trapped within the Shrine when it sank beneath the Western Sea. The Warriors of Light must first procure the Oxyale from the Fairy of the Spring in Gaia before they may enter the Submarine. The Kraken reappears at the end of the game as a boss in the Chaos Shrine.
Nintendo Power Strategy Guide Vol. 17 1990, lists Kraken's HP as 800. The first time the party battles him in the GBA version, his HP is listed as 1800. The second time the party battles him in the GBA version, his HP is listed as 3600.
Tiamat, the Wind Fiend, became active 400 years before the game begins, and can be found in the Sky Castle, which can only be entered using the transporter within the Mirage Tower in the Great Eastern Desert. The Mirage Tower cannot be entered without the Chime given to the Warriors of Light by the Lufenish (Lefeinish). The transporter itself will not operate without the Warp Cube found within the Waterfall Cavern north of Onrac. Tiamat reappears at the end of the game as a boss in the Chaos Shrine.
Nintendo Power Strategy Guide Vol. 17 1990, lists Tiamat's HP as 1000. The first time the party battles her in the GBA version, her HP is listed as 2400. The second time the party battles her in the GBA version, her HP is listed as 5500.
[edit] Bikke
Bikke is a pirate who terrorized the port town of Pravoca. The Warriors of Light challenge him and defeat his pirate crew. This prompts Bikke to quickly turn a new leaf, offering the Warriors his ship as recompense.
[edit] Astos
Astos (アストス Asutosu?) is the king of the Dark Elves, residing in the Western Keep north of Elfheim. He disgises himself as a true elf king, tasking the Warriors of Light to retrieve the Crown from the Marsh Cave. Upon receiving the Crown, he reveals his true form, along with unveiling that he stole Matoya's crystal eye. The Warriors defeat him, taking back the crystal eye. With it returned, Matoya was able to make a Jolt Tonic to waken the true elf prince, who had been placed under a sleep-inducing spell by Astos years before.
In the Game Boy Advance version, Astos (and the Vampire from the Cavern of Earth) can be met and fought in spirit form in a random floor of the Whisperwind Cove.
[edit] Other non-player characters
[edit] King of Cornelia
The King of Cornelia (Coneria) is the father of Sarah. The first person to verify the claims of the Warriors of Light to be the heroes of destiny, he has the bridge north of Cornelia fixed so they can continue their quest.
[edit] Princess Sarah
Princess Sarah (Sara in the original release) is a princess whom the Warriors of Light must rescue from Garland. Once she is rescued, she gives the heroes the Lute, which they will need later in their quest.
[edit] Matoya
Matoya is a witch who needs a crystal eye to see. She collects special herbs, and creates potions
[edit] Lukahn
Lukahn is the leader of the Circle of Sages, who prophesied the coming of the Warriors of Light.
[edit] Nerrick
Nerrick is a dwarven builder. He creates a canal with Nitro Powder.
[edit] Smyth
Smyth (Smith) is a dwarven blacksmith, who produces the Excalibur weapon for the Warriors of Light when brought Adamantine.
[edit] Sadda
Sadda (Sarda in the original release) is a sage living in a cave near the Cavern of Earth. He gives the Warriors of Light the Earth Rod, so they can proceed further into the cave.
[edit] Dr. Unne
Dr. Unne is a professor studying the language of Lufenish (Lefeinish in the original release). He teaches the Warriors of Light the language after they give him the Rosetta Stone {"Slab" in the original release).
[edit] The Elf Prince
The Elf Prince was put into a deep sleep by Astos. When the Warriors of Light bring him a remedy from Matoya, he awakens, and gives the heroes the Mystic Key.
[edit] Queen Jayne
Queen Jayne is the mother of Princess Sarah and wife of the king of Cornelia.
[edit] Koppe
Koppe (Kope in the original release) is a man residing in Onrac who witnessed a robot falling to Earth.
[edit] Underhill
A desert merchant, Underhill sells the Bottled Faerie to the Warriors of Light.
[edit] Arylon
Arylon is a dancer in Cornelia, who can tell the player where to go in early parts of the game. She was only named in the original NES release.
[edit] Bahamut
The King of Dragons, Bahamut will bestow a class change on adventurers who have proven their courage.
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