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Blue Mage is one of the jobs in some Final Fantasy games. They have access to certain powerful spells, known as Blue Magic, but in order to learn them, they must first be hit by the particular spell and survive it. Blue Magic, also referred to as "Enemy Magic," is a skillset consisting of abilities used by monsters. Most of the time, a character who can use it, known as a Blue Mage, learns the ability by being hit by it and surviving the battle. This class (and magic) first appeared in Final Fantasy V, so it would make sense to use the old school sprites instead of later renditions. As part of my Lego Final Fantasy Project, I have made the Blue Mage from Final Fantasy V (using the Bartz version. Bartz is the one on the far left). The Blue Mage The Red Mage was a practitioner of both Black and White Magic, and experienced sword fighter. He was a member of the Warriors of Light and helped to restore the power of the Crystals. After completing the Citadel of Trials, Bahamut the Dragon King upgraded him to the rank of Red Wizard. After Red Mage upgrades to Red Wizard, his stats and weapon abilities stay remotely the same, however he is able to cast magic levels 1-7 (Red Mage is 1-5). Level 8 spells can only be known to Black and White Wizards. As part of my Lego Final Fantasy Project, I have made the red Wizard from the original Final Fantasy (basing it off the updated sprite rather than the original considering the updated one has more details). The Red Wizard Note: The sword is custom made by Brickforge. The hat is a rare Lego test mold. -Omi
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Click Me Enough said. For those who don't know what it is, it is the Temple of Fiends/Temple of Chaos from Final Fantasy I. It is the very first dungeon you explore in the game, and also the very last. Despite it being a simple build (I can figure out what bricks to use and exactly how many I need with just using the pics). However, white isn't a color I would use, which doesn't strike me as a dungeon-y color. I would also improve the design with updated pieces, colors, and everything else. Not only that, but I would also build in mini speakers and have it play the Chaos Temple music theme, just to give it that kick. And you know darn well that if I built this, it will be at Brickfair. -Omi
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Their third album shall be coming out in March!!!! For those who don't know 'em, look here. -Omi
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Red Mage is a special Job class in the Final Fantasy series, and is featured in several installments. Red Mages typically cast both Black and White Magic. They are known for their versatility in abilities, but they suffer in two major ways: Their stats are incredibly low, and a specialist in a particular ability would be more useful later in the game. Their equipment reflects their versatility. Like most mages, they can equip rods and staves, but they can also equip some light daggers and even several swords. Their armor, however, is limited to lightweight vests and mage robes. As part of my Lego Final Fantasy Project, I have made the Red Mage from the original Final Fantasy. I have a plan! Note: The sword is custom made by Brickforge. The red hat (normally comes in black and brown), is one of Lego's random test pieces they spit out. Very rare. The Monk, also known as Black Belt, is a job class that appears in many of the Final Fantasy games. They are characterized as wearing karate gis, and for the most part, they are limited to equipping headbands and light tunics. They cannot use weapons except the Claw, which do not appear in some games. However, in the original Final Fantasy, they can equip nunchucks as well. They have some of the highest HP and physical strength values in their games. Their abilities often include Kick, which damages all opponents, Mantra or Chakra, which restores HP and status to allies, and an ability which allows them to store energy for the next turn. They also are known for their ability to counter physical attacks. As part of my Lego Final fantasy Project, I have made the Black Belt from the original Final Fantasy. I am a nunchuck kinda guy Enjoy. -Omi
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Ninja is a job class from various games in the series. Ninjas are characterized by wearing bandanas which cover their mouths, as well as clothing that nearly shrouds them completely. Their weapons include special daggers and boomerangs. Their armor selection is very limited, as they can only equip lightweight armor. They are strong physically, but they also have high speed. However, their HP and defense tends to be lower than other physical jobs. Their special ability is called Throw, and they can use it to throw weapons, Stars, and magical Skeans that are usually very powerful. They usually also have methods of nullifying physical attacks, and a way to quickly escape from battle. In Final Fantasy I, after the Thief upgrades to Ninja, he can equip all weapons but the Wizard Staff and Excalibur, all but nine pieces of armor, and can cast low-level Black Magic. As part of my Lego Final Fantasy Project, I have made the Ninja from the original Final Fantasy (using the sprite from Final Fantasy III). So basically the Ninja from FFI and FFIII. Beware, for I shall sue you Thief and Ninja Note: You may notice that I changed a few things with the color. When actually making this fig, his hands would be yellow, and he would have black hips. To make colors blend, I made his hips and hands white. -Omi
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The Fighter is the most versatile member of the Warriors of Light. He is very strong and a master at a broad range of weaponry. After completing the Citadel of Trials, Bahamut the Dragon King upgrades him to the rank of Knight. As a Knight, he is able to cast low-level White Magic spells. After Fighter upgrades to Knight, he is able to equip nearly every weapon and armor in the game; exceptions are the Heal, Mage and Wizard Staffs; Wooden and Iron Nunchaku; Katana;Black Shirt and White Shirt. The Knight can also cast Cure, Fog, Ruse, NulShock, Invs, Mute, Lamp, Cure2 and NulBlaze. As part of my Lego Final Fantasy Project, I have made the Knight from the original Final Fantasy (basing it off the updated sprite rather than the original considering the updated one has more details). Standing next to Fighter to compare Note: Fighter's hair and bracers and Knight's sword, shield and bracers were custom made by Brickforge. Knight's orangy cape was custom made by C.A.B. Designs. Note II: The ninja head came in handy for Knight since it had the greyish silver headband, and it was the closest I can get to Knight's silvery crown thingy. Plus it makes the Knight look more brave and defiant. Same with the hair. Enjoy. -Omi
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Rydia, sometimes referred to as Rydia of Mist, is a playable character in Final Fantasy IV. She is a Summoner from the village of Mist and is one of the most powerful Summoners in the village. Rydia is a Summoner, and thus her stats are heavily weighted in the Magic department. As a child, she can equip Rods, Staves, and a Bow and Arrow. As an adult, however, she loses the ability to equip Staves and instead equips Whips and Daggers. Her armor is limited to universal equips and mage equips. Edge Geraldine is a player character in the game Final Fantasy IV. He is the prince of Eblan and a skilled Ninja. He is very brash and has an inflated ego, and flirts with women quite often. However, he is kind and has a strong sense of right and wrong, and defends his kingdom no matter what the price. Edge is a Ninja, and thus has high physical stats. However, he has low defenses, which are easily exploited by his opponents. His weapon arsenal includes Katanas, Boomerangs, and Claws, and he can equip hats, tunics, and some heavy armor as well. He really likes Rydia a lot. As part of my Lego Final Fantasy Project, I have made Rydia and Edge from Final Fantasy IV (while I work on the bigger stuff like airships). Ready to fight Zeromus Note: The bracers on Rydia (which were made to give more golden color to her) were made by Brickforge. Her green cape was custom made by C.A.B. Productions. Edge's cape was custom molded by someone in Japan and is given that "flowing" feel". -Omi
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Zidane Tribal is the protagonist of the game Final Fantasy IX. He is a thief who works for the Tantalus Theatre Troupe. Zidane's class is that of the Thief, though his personality says otherwise. He is very mature for his age, though he rarely shows it, as he's usually too busy showing off or flirting. One main thing about Zidane that differs from the regular thief (besides the tail and personality, that is) is his choice of weaponry. He wields two daggers or short swords at once (but it doesn't count as two attacks) and at times even uses dual-handed weapons, such as a short double-bladed Naginata, commonly referred to as a "swallow blade" (this type of weapon bears some resemblance to two short swords merged at the handle, though with the handle being an arms length). As part of my Lego Final Fantasy Project, I have made Zidane Tribal from Final Fantasy IX (while I work on the bigger stuff like airships). Using his weapon You don't need a reason to help people." -Omi
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White Mage is a special Job class in the Final Fantasy series, and is featured in several installments. Their equipment includes staves and maces, but in later installments they used magical rods instead. Their armor, like most mages, is limited to lightweight vests and mage robes. Their physical stats are usually higher than those of a Black Mage (because they cannot defend themselves), but are not as high most classes. Their magic stats, of course, are high. The most prominent ability of a White Mage is to cast White Magic, which usually includes healing and support magic, but may also include status spells. In later installments, they were given the ability "Pray," in which the party's HP would be restored for no cost. The HP restored would be minimal. Their ability to heal, protect, and resurrect fallen members of the party make them typically invaluable, as they are usually the only efficient way of healing. White Mages tend to dress in white, obviously. They tend towards lighter armor, generally robes, and their robes are trimmed with red triangles that usually flare out from cuffs, around hems, or on the lining of the players hood if they wear one. Also, the designers of Final Fantasy games have also chosen females as the primary practitioners of white magic. Male White Mages generally do not wear hoods, however, female ones do. As part of my Lego Final Fantasy Project, I have made the White Mage from the original Final Fantasy (basing it off the updated sprite rather than the original considering the updated one has more details). With hammer and Cure spell Back of cape Note: The white cape was custom made by C.A.B. Productions (and it looks like the real thing too). I added the red triangles. The hood was painted with vinyl. Hammer was custom molded by Brickforge. -Omi
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Got my copy of FFXII: Revenant Wings. So far it is a good game. I like how it keeps the original music. -Omi
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As part of my Project Final Fantasy Lego, I have built Setzer's airship, the Blackjack, from Final Fantasy VI. The Blackjack is an airship (and also a casino) in Final Fantasy VI. It is one of two airships in the world, the other being the Falcon. Before the adventure of the game, Setzer Gabbiani, the owner of the airship, raced it around the world against his girlfriend Darryl, the owner of the Falcon. However, Darryl died in the race. The Returners contacted Setzer because they needed the Blackjack to get to the Southern Continent, where the Empire was. Setzer decided to let them use the Blackjack as a result of a rigged coin toss, which he lost. He took them to Vector, and waited on the Blackjack while the others went to the Magitek Factory to free the imprisoned Espers. Setzer came to Vector to look for them, and found them just as they were escaping. Everyone escaped on the Blackjack, and had to fight the Cranes to escape Vector airspace. The Blackjack was then free to use at will. After Terra's plea to the Espers for help, the Espers attacked the Blackjack, and as a result, the ship took heavy damage Cid Del Norte Marquez helped Setzer repair it, after which Setzer flew it to Thamasa to warn Terra of a plan by Kefka Palazzo. The airship was then used to attack the Floating Continent. During the Apocalypse, the Blackjack was destroyed. The party departs the Blackjack Closer view Celes Chere Terra Branford Locke Cole Setzer Gabbiani Right side of Blackjack Backside of Blackjack Left side of Blackjack Front side of Blackjack Aerial view of Blackjack This is the Blackjack from the game. ------> If you wish to review the moc, you can do so here. Enjoy. -Omi
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The Fighter, also known as the Knight or the Warrior, is a Job that appears in various games in the series. Fighters are characterized by equipping swords, shields, and armor, and having high physical stats. The Fighter is usually one of the first obtainable jobs in each game, and main characters often can be attributed to this class. Fighters' abilities include the ability to Cover for an ally, and take physical damage for them. They can also null out physical attacks and have the ability to equip a weapon using two hands, thus increasing its attack power (the downside to this is now the character cannot equip a shield). In later installments, Fighers were given the ability to lower the stats of their opponents. As part of my Lego Final Fantasy Project, I have made the Fighter from the original Final Fantasy (basing it off the updated sprite rather than the original considering the updated one has more details). Ready for anything Note: The blonde hair and silver bracers were custom molded by Brickforge. They are plastic. Thief is a special Job class in the Final Fantasy series, and is featured in several installments. Most often, their primary weapon is a Dagger, but some Thieves have been known to equip short swords or boomerangs. Their armor options are limited to lightweight armor and vests. They are known for having moderate physical stats, low defenses and magic stats, and incredibly high speed and evasion. The most prominent ability of a Thief is to steal items from their opponents. Many variations of this ability exist. For example "Mug" (also known as "Capture") allows a Thief to steal an item while dealing damage. Other abilities of a Thief include "Flee," which allows a free escape from a battle (usually at the cost of some GP), "Caution" (also known as "Alert"), which prevents back attacks and, depending on the game, pincer attacks, as well as the ability to run outside of battle. In later installments, Thieves were also given the power to steal Gil from their opponents as well as items. As part of my Lego Final Fantasy Project, I have made the Thief from the original Final Fantasy (basing it off the updated sprite rather than the original considering the updated one has more details). All your Gil now belongs to me Note: The green bandana that the minifig has is a special, test mold that Lego had put out. It is not in any set whatsoever, so it is a very rare piece. -Omi
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So I been gathering materials and pieces for a project. That deals with Final Fantasy. And the best part: it will be in Lego System. The purpose of this project is to moc characters, vehicles, monsters, or anything that is from the Final Fantasy series. This will include many things such as chocobos and airships. So far I have planned/in process/finished: Warriors of Light - Final Fantasy (in process): Will consist of Black Mage, Fighter, White Mage, and Red Mage minifigs based on the original sprites from the game. Cloud Strife - FFVII: Advent Children (in process): Gonna make him different than what most people do. In fact he will be just Lego, and not clay or whatever. Bahamut - Final Fantasy VIII (planned): Although Bahamut is in all FF games (cept II), I am going with his design from VIII. Blackjack - Final Fantasy VI (in process): Airship from the game. Will consist of Setzer, Celes, Terra, and Locke minifig. Magitek Armor - Final Fantasy VI (planned): Mecha-like armor that will consist of Terra minifig. Airship - Final Fantasy (planned): Standard airship. Will have Warriors of Light minifigs. Hilda Garde III - Final Fantasy IX (planned): Airship from the game. Will have Zidane, Vivi, Garnet, and Cid minfigs. Red Rose - Final Fantasy IX (planned): Airship from game. No minifig. Alexander - Final Fantasy XII (planned): Airship from game. No minifig. Chocobo (in process): Standard chocobo from the series. Moogle Mosaic (planned): A mosaic that will consist of a moogle. Black Mage Mosaic (planned): A mosaic that will consist of a black mage. White Mage Mosaic (planned: A mosaic that will consist of a white mage. And that is what I have on my list so far. -Omi
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And by Fantasy, I mean Final Fantasy VII. To commemorate the 10 years of Final Fantasy VII, Square Enix and Sunstory combined their heads once again to create a collectible for the hardcore fans of FF (more specifically FF7). And that collectible is a potion. This product originally started when FFXII came around, and Sunstory made potions, with six different lids, to promote the game. Now with the 10th Anniversery for FFVII, they did it again. At the party celebrating this, they had cans of this stuff, but they also made the limited edition versions (which is what I have). It came in a box. Box contained the Ultimania Guide and potion. This is a closeup of the Ultimania Guide (which has everything of FF7 in it). Here is the potion with its FFXII cousin. -Omi
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Black Mage is a special Job class in the Final Fantasy series, and is featured in several installments. Black Mages have been known to equip magical rods in the earlier installments and staves in the later ones. They can also equip some light daggers. Their armor usually consists of several lightweight vests and mage robes. They are known for incredibly high magic stats and MP, but low physical stats and HP. The Black Mage has become one of the most recognized symbols of the Final Fantasy series, similar to Chocobos and Moogles. Black Mages are characterized as wearing long blue robes and pointy hats. Their faces are invisible except for their eyes, which often shine brightly on their clouded faces. A Black Mage's primary ability is to cast Black Magic, which usually consists of attack spells, but also contains some effect spells. As part of my Lego Final Fantasy Project, I have made the Black Mage from the original Final Fantasy. Casting magic In the dark shadows Note: The fig is 90% complete. It is missing this in blue. The person who I bought pieces forgot to pack it, so I asked him to send it. -Omi
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Well since I am finishing up the Blackjack from FFVI, now is the time to start working on a new airship from FF for my Lego FF Project. So while thinking of what to build next, I decided to go with the Red Rose from FFIX. The Red Rose is Queen Brahne's personal airship and is named after her favorite flower. It makes two separate appearences in the game, one being where Queen Brahne summoned Odin to destroy Cleyra, the other being when it clears a path, along with the Lindblum air fleet, to let Zidane and the party fly into Memoria and face Kuja. And yes it will be System. -Omi
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Found some amazing pics from the end of FFVII: Crisis Core. » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « For those who have played FFVII, you will recognize this scene. It was a flashback which showed the fate of Zack. I love the detail of these graphics (these are PSP graphics), and from what I am hearing, Crisis Core is a great game. -Omi
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So last week I ordered some SNES games. They just happen to be Final Fantasy. Final Fantasy II (which is actually FFIV) Final Fantasy III (which is actually FFVI) Final Fantasy Mystic Quest Got these 3 games for just $60. I feel great owning old school classics. Working on getting the original FF for NES. Just want it at a nice price. -Omi
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I want. I need. I must -have- now. -Omi
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So my lovely girlfriend Meaghan is making her own original design of a formal White Mage from Final Fantasy, which is basically a gown with the design. And because we are doing the couple thing, I decided to follow in suit, by making my own based off none other but the Black Mage. That is what a Black Mage generically looks like. What I am working with to make it formal is a suit basically. What I have in store: - Deep royal blue suit - Soft yellow shirt (couldn't find a solid bright yellow) - Royal blue vest and tie - Brown wooden cane - Yellow pointy hat - Royal blue cape - Black Mage pin to go on collar Meaghan will also have a White Mage pin on her gown as well so we match. We will also be carrying these: I will have the white mage one, and she will have the black mage one. So we are gonna be freakin' sweet at AnimeBoston's Cherry Blossom ball next year. -Omi
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Another Addition To My Final Fantasy Xii Collection
Spoony Bard posted a blog entry in blogs_blog_98
"The "international" version of the game, released on August 9, 2007, includes a new version of the License Board system, with twelve grids available instead of one, each corresponding to a different Zodiac sign and Job. Guest characters are controllable in battle. The game features English voices of the North American version. There is also a New Game+ which starts off the game with characters at Level 90. Finally, a new mode called "Trial" allows the player to hunt monsters in a series of 100 maps, to gain items and money. Completing Trial will unlock another New Game+ mode where characters do not gain EXP." Sadly enough, this game is for Japan only (meaning only works on a NTSC-J or modded PS2). However that did not stop me, since I want to have a complete Ivalice Collection (Tactics, The War of the Lions, Tactics Advance, Tactics A2, FFXII, Revenant Wings, and Vagrant Story). So I purchased myself the special edition version of the Zodiac Job System (which has a special cover slip and book and stuff). Also another addition for my FF collection is Mateus, The Corrupt, from the FF Master Creatures Collection. I like Mateus a lot, and he is from FFXII. Other creatures from the collection are Knights of the Round (FFVII), Diabolos (FFVIII), Odin (FFIX), and Yojimbo (FFX). I might get Knights of the Round. -Omi -
The evil emperor Mateus Palamacia summons monsters from the underworld to build up a massive army and invades the neighboring countries. Four young adults get stranded as their town is attacked by the demons and are left for dead. They are later rescued by the Queen Hilda and later join a rebel group that stand against the evil Palamacian Empire. New friends are made, and old friends are reunited to stop the emperor. However because he made a pact with the devil, he is unstoppable. Will the world be saved in time? This is Final Fantasy II. ----- Today was the release of FFII for the PSP, as part of the FF 20th Anniversery. Of course I got it, even though it isn't one of my fave game of the series. -Omi
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No other word can describe this picture. -Omi
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Click Me Almost done. Just needs a few more touch ups on the side and stuff. -Omi