Dragon

Spells: Used by Dragon – 1 shown

Tier two and tier three spells are learned from magic materia and are divided up by the rarity of the materia and requirements to learn the spell from it; ultimate spells are especially powerful; Enemy skills are learned from monsters; summon magic is learned from summon materia Name	Spell Type	The materia which grants the use of this spell, and the level it is earned at if it is not available at level 1 Materia	Description	MP	The damage calculation of the spell; multiple hits are indicated first; P or M represent the caster's physical or magic base damage, which is based on their Attack/Magic atk and Level; damage based on P or M is reduced by 1/3 when used against multiple targets; HP is that of the target of the spell; spells marked with an asterisk (*) use special damage formulas; a dagger (†) indicates the spell ignores Defense/Magic def; healing and MP draining spells are indicated by their text color Base Damage	The estimated average amount of damage this ability will deal to a target with 128 Defense or Magic def when used by this monster (3/4 of base damage); actual damage will vary considerably based on the target's actual Defense or Magic def and other factors, but this is a good measure of the relative danger of this ability; a dagger (†) indicates that the ability deals set damage or otherwise ignores Defense and Magic def; numbers in italics are based on factors that will change during combat and should be considered very rough estimates; healing and MP drain are indicated by text color Typical Damage	Attack%	Type	Target	Reflectable	Element	The status effects that can be inflicted or removed by this spell, and the chance of success if it is not assured Status	Special Properties
Flame Thrower	Enemy-Skill	Enemy Skill (once learned)	Causes Fire damage to any single opponent	10	87.5%×M	370	100%	Magic	One enemy	Yes	Fire	-	-

Monster Abilities: Used by Dragon – 1 shown

Basic abilities are not called out by name when used; some abilities are used as basic abilities only by certain monsters Name	MP	The damage calculation of the ability; P or M represent the user's physical or magic base damage, which is based on their Attack/Magic atk and Level; damage based on P or M is reduced by 1/3 when used against multiple targets; HP or MP are those of the target of the ability; abilities marked with an asterisk (*) use special damage formulas; a dagger (†) indicates the ability ignores Defense/Magic def; healing, MP restoration, HP draining, and MP draining or damaging abilities are indicated by their text color Base Damage	The estimated average amount of damage this ability will deal to a target with 128 Defense or Magic def when used by this monster (3/4 of base damage); actual damage will vary considerably based on the target's actual Defense or Magic def and other factors, but this is a good measure of the relative danger of this ability; a dagger (†) indicates that the ability deals set damage or otherwise ignores Defense and Magic def; numbers in italics are based on factors that will change during combat and should be considered very rough estimates; healing, MP restoration, HP drain, and MP drain or damage are indicated by text color Typical Damage	Attack%	Type	Target	Element	The status effects that can be inflicted or removed by this ability, and the chance of success if it is not assured Status	Special Properties
Dragon Fang	-	250%×P	654	100%	Physical	One enemy	Hit	-	-

Screens: Where Dragon is Encountered – 3 shown

Area	Temporary screens become permanently inaccessible during the normal course of the game Name	The random encounter groups that you may fight on this screen; this list only includes standard encounters, but special encounter types may also be present as detailed on the screen detail page; encounter rates are in parenthesis and are out of 256 Random Encounters	How many treasures (items of interest containing equipment or other items) are found on this screen Treasures	The price of the cheapest inn in this screen. it is not necessarily always available Inn Price	Save Point	Notes
Mt. Nibel	Mt. Nibel (Pipe Room)	5 Kyuvilduns (72) 3 Twin Brains (68) 2 Twin Brains, 3 Kyuvilduns (60) Dragon (56)	3	-	On the right side of the bottom level	-
Mt. Nibel	Mt. Nibel Cave (North-South Cave)	During Game 5 Kyuvilduns (72) 3 Twin Brains (68) 2 Twin Brains, 3 Kyuvilduns (60) Dragon (56) Flashback 5 Kyuvilduns (96) 3 Twin Brains (88) 2 Twin Brains, 3 Kyuvilduns (72)	1	-	-	-
Mt. Nibel	Mt. Nibel Cave (East-West Cave)	During Game 5 Kyuvilduns (72) 3 Twin Brains (68) 2 Twin Brains, 3 Kyuvilduns (60) Dragon (56) Flashback 5 Kyuvilduns (96) 3 Twin Brains (88) 2 Twin Brains, 3 Kyuvilduns (72)	1	-	-	-

Set Encounters: With Dragon – 1 shown

Limited encounters never appear as random encounters; bosses are involved in important plot fights; special bosses and the final bosses are specifically called out as well; super bosses represent the greatest challenge in the game; Battle Square encounters only appear in the Battle Square; chocobo encounters only appear in certain areas when using a Chocobo Lure and can be caught Encounter	Area	Screen	Details	The range of levels of monsters in this encounter Level	EXP	AP	Gil	In a pincer attack, your party is surrounded; in a side attack, your party surrounds the enemies; in a back attack, the enemy attacks from behind Type	A factor indicating how hard it is to run from a battle; for example, it will generally take twice as long to run from a battle with a ×2 run difficulty than one with a ×1 run difficulty Run Difficulty
Dragon	World Map	Nibel Area	Fought with Sephiroth and young Cloud during Cloud's flashback	32	900	110	1,400 gil	Normal Battle	Can't Run

Battle Square Battles: With Dragon – 1 shown

The special battle must be unlocked by fulfilling certain requirements Name	Type	When this battle is available; only one regular battle is available at any given time Available	The starting encounters that indicate that you will be competing against group 1 during a regular battle Encounter Group 1	The starting encounters that indicate that you will be competing against group 2 during a regular battle Encounter Group 2	Which characters can participate in this battle, subject to both timing and special rules Characters	The potential rewards for competing in the battle square; these don't include items that can be purchased with earned battle points Rewards	Area	Screen
Second Regular Battle	Regular Battle	Before going to the Forgotten Capital	2 Spencers 4 Flapbeats Bullmotor 2 Bullmotors	2 Jokers Flapbeat 2 Flapbeats 3 Spencers, Flapbeat	Cloud, Barret, Tifa, Aeris, Red XIII, Cid, Yuffie, Cait Sith, Vincent	Tissue Battle Points	Gold Saucer	Arena Lobby

Battle Square Rounds: With Dragon – 1 shown

Battle	Round	Possible encounters you may fight during this round of the battle for group 1 Group 1 Encounters	Possible encounters you may fight during this round of the battle for group 2 Group 2 Encounters
Second Regular Battle	8	Ghirofelgo Ying, Yang Zuu Dragon	Ghirofelgo Ying, Yang Zuu Dragon

Encounters: With Dragon – 2 shown

Limited encounters never appear as random encounters; bosses are involved in important plot fights; special bosses and the final bosses are specifically called out as well; super bosses represent the greatest challenge in the game; Battle Square encounters only appear in the Battle Square; chocobo encounters only appear in certain areas when using a Chocobo Lure and can be caught Name	The range of levels of monsters in this encounter Level	EXP	AP	Gil	In a pincer attack, your party is surrounded; in a side attack, your party surrounds the enemies; in a back attack, the enemy attacks from behind Type	Whether pre-emptive strikes are possible in this encounter; pre-emptive strikes are only possible during normal battles, and are disabled during any set encounter on a map with no random encounters, even if the encounter would normally allow them; there are no pre-emptive strikes in the battle square Pre-emptive?	A factor indicating how hard it is to run from a battle; for example, it will generally take twice as long to run from a battle with a ×2 run difficulty than one with a ×1 run difficulty Run Difficulty	The specific monsters that appear in this encounter; a dagger (†) indicates that one or more of the marked monsters have cover, meaning that they cannot be attacked until certain monsters in closer rows have been defeated Monsters
Dragon	32	900	110	1,400 gil	Normal Battle	No	Can't Run	Dragon
Dragon	32	900	110	1,400 gil	Normal Battle	No	×3	Dragon

Armor: Held by Dragon – 1 shown

Uncommon armor cannot be purchased in shops at the end of the game, but can be found or won multiple times in other ways; rare armor can only be found at specific points during the game; starting armor cannot be re-obtained if sold or lost Name	Defense	Defense%	Magic def is listed in gray to indicate that, due to a bug, this value is not used; a character's Spirit and bonuses from materia determine their Magic def Magic def	Magic def%	The growth of materia slots is categorized by color: ⦿×1, ⦿×2, ⦿×3, and ⦾×0. Materia Slots	AP Growth	Effects	Characters	Price	Value
Gold Armlet	46	4%	28	-	⦿─⦿ ⦿─⦿	×1	-	All Characters	2,000 gil	1,000 gil

Items: Held by Dragon – 1 shown

Uncommon items cannot be purchased in shops, but can be found or won multiple times in other ways; rare items can only be found at specific points during the game; special items are held by the most powerful monsters in the game Name	Description	The damage calculation of the item's effect; multiple hits are indicated first; items deal full damage to multiple targets and always hit; HP or MP are those of the character the item is used on; healing and MP restoration items are indicated by their text color Base Damage	Type	Target	Element	The status effects that can be inflicted or removed by this spell, and the chance of success if it is not assured Status	Special Properties	Price	Value	Use in Field?
Fire Fang	Uses “Fire2” on all opponents	960	Magic	All enemies	Fire	-	Deals 960 base damage	-	1 gil	No

Elements: Resisted by Dragon – 2 shown

Physical elements are applied to physical attacks rather than magic; healing elements heal rather than harm; the hidden element is not shown within the game menus Name	Type
Fire	Magic
Gravity	Magic

Status Effects: Resisted by Dragon – 8 shown

Positive status effects are generally beneficial; negative status effects are generally harmful; special status effects can only be inflicted by certain materia commands Name	This status is negated by its opposed status Opposed	Type	Duration	Effect
Confusion	-	Negative	Temporary	Character will attack allies, effect ends when hit by any physical attack
Death	-	Negative	Permanent	Character is dead
Death-sentence	-	Negative	Temporary	Character dies when the timer runs out
Frog	-	Negative	Temporary	Character deals 1/4 physical damage and can only Fight, use Items, or cast Toad
Paralyzed	-	Negative	Temporary	Character cannot act
Petrify	-	Negative	Temporary	Character cannot act but is immune to damage and status effects
Small	-	Negative	Temporary	Character deals 1 damage with all physical attacks
Stop	-	Negative	Temporary	Character can't act

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