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The Adamantoise (アダマンタイマイ, Adamantaimai?) is a recurring enemy in the Final Fantasy series. It usually appears as a large turtle with high defense and strength, however sometimes with low magical defense. Their names are based on "adamantite", a metal that is often one of the game's strongest metals. The Adamantoise's debut appearance was in Final Fantasy II in the Snow Cave.
- See also: Gil Turtle and Gil Snapper.
Appearances
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Final Fantasy IIEdit
- Main article: Adamantoise (Final Fantasy II)
An Adamantoise first appears as a boss in the Snow Cave, guarding the Goddess's Bell. They later appear as a regular enemy. They can easily be eliminated with a fair-leveled Blizzard spell.
Final Fantasy IIIEdit
- Main article: Adamantoise (Final Fantasy III)
The Adamantoise appears as an enemy in the Molten Cave, and is a recolor of the boss, Land Turtle.
Final Fantasy IVEdit
- Main article: Adamantoise (Final Fantasy IV)
The Adamantoise, which was originally translated as the Turtle, appears as an enemy in the Antlion's Den.
Final Fantasy IV: The After YearsEdit
- Main article: Adamantoise (The After Years)
The Adamantoise appears as an enemy in Final Fantasy IV: The After Years. It is not powerful, but can drop the Bronze Tail as a very rare drop. It is a boss in Yang's Tale, and appears as a random encounter during Edward's Tale.
Final Fantasy VEdit
- Main article: Adamantoise (Final Fantasy V)
The Adamantoise guards a piece of Adamantite inside Galuf's meteor.
Final Fantasy VIEdit
- Main article: Adamankary
The Adamankary appears in the Espers' Gathering Place in caves.
Final Fantasy VIIEdit
- Main article: Adamantaimai
The Adamantaimai appears in the beach area near Wutai. It also sometimes appears in the Gold Saucer's Battle Square. It possesses the Enemy Skill Death Force, which can only be learned by manipulating it. Adamantaimai is also known for a glitch that can occur when battling it.
Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-Edit
Adamantoise are fought as rather powerful enemies that can nullify all attacks by hiding in their shells, unlike all previous incarnations of the creature.
Final Fantasy VIIIEdit
- Main article: Adamantoise (Final Fantasy VIII)
The Adamantoise appears on Long Horn Island north of Dollet, on the beach on Hasberry Plains and Ultimecia Castle. They are known for their good item drops.
Final Fantasy IXEdit
- Main article: Adamantoise (Final Fantasy IX)
The Adamantoise appears on the Forgotten Continent as a regular enemy. The Shell Dragon is its larger cousin with a unique character model, and acts as a boss later in the game.
Final Fantasy XEdit
- Main article: Adamantoise (Final Fantasy X)
The Adamantoise is a fiend that appears Inside Sin and the Omega Ruins.
Final Fantasy X-2Edit
- Main article: Adamantoise (Final Fantasy X-2)
The Adamantoise appears in the Calm Lands, Mt. Gagazet, and the Bevelle Palace floors, while the stronger Adamantortoise appears in the Farplane.
Final Fantasy XIEdit
- Main article: Adamantoise (Final Fantasy XI)
Adamantoise is a family of creatures in Final Fantasy XI. The family includes, almost exclusively, only Notorious Monsters. They are uniformly incredibly high level, have high HP totals, and massive defense.
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Final Fantasy XIIEdit
- Main article: Adamantitan (Final Fantasy XII)
An enemy called the Adamantitan appears in Final Fantasy XII in the secret part of the Barheim Passage and on the Cerobi Steppe in the Feddik River area.
Final Fantasy XIIIEdit
- Main article: Adamantoise (Final Fantasy XIII)
Added by GreenMambaAdamantoise appear as a regular enemy on Gran Pulse and are one of the largest animals in the land. They can be fought in the Archylte Steppe along with a weaker version called Adamantortoise. They look powerful, but they are actually quite easy to beat once their left and right forelegs are destroyed. After completing a certain set of missions, the Adamantoise of Gran Pulse are replaced by the significantly more powerful Long Gui, easily the toughest regular enemies in the game. One Adamantoise can also be fought in Eden.
Adamantoise appear in several of this title's cutscenes and at one point the party must save a PSICOM soldier that is being menaced by an Adamanchelid.
Final Fantasy XIII-2Edit
- Main article: Long Gui (Final Fantasy XIII-2)
Added by MirrorshardSceadaThe Long Gui reappears as an optional opponent on the Archylte Steppe. When first encountered, it must be moved in order to reach and defeat the Faeryl needed to complete the area's storyline events. Later, once the party has been sufficiently developed in the Crystarium, the Long Gui may be battled, though it is somewhat less fierce than its XIII counterpart.
Final Fantasy XIVEdit
Added by DiamondEdgeAdamantoises will appear on Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn.
Final Fantasy Tactics AdvanceEdit
The Adamantoise is one of the "Foreign Fiends" introduced into Ivalice by Clan Borzoi. It is basically a high-level Blade Biter, and the party fights it at Baguba Port.
Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the RiftEdit
The Adamantitan is an enemy of the Shelling species.
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of TimeEdit
Appearing as large, turtle-like creatures, Adamantoises have high HP and guard themselves by withdrawing in their shell.
Final Fantasy Mystic QuestEdit
- Main article: Adamant Turtle
The Adamant Turtle can be found in the Lava Dome.
Final Fantasy Legend IIEdit
The Adamant is an enemy and also a possible monster that the party's monster unit(s) can transform into.
Final Fantasy Legend IIIEdit
The Adamant is an enemy and also a possible monster that the party can transform into.
Final Fantasy DimensionsEdit
Added by Kaimi- Main article: Adamantoise (Dimensions)
The Adamantoise appears as an optional postgame superboss in Final Fantasy Dimensions, it is fought it Gladiators' Hall. Each time it is defeated, the party gets 1-3 pieces of Adamantite, and the boss and levels up every 2 times it is defeated, up to a maximum level of 5.
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Theatrhythm Final FantasyEdit
The Adamantoise appears in this rhythm game with its Final Fantasy XIII appearance.
Final Fantasy All the BravestEdit
- "If turtles truly are the longest-lived animals, then this guy deserves his own holiday."
- —In-game description.
The Adamantoise appears in Final Fantasy All the Bravest as an enemy fought on the Palamecia Desert. It uses Crush and drops the Coral Sword.
Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo Tales and Chocobo's DungeonEdit
The Adamantoise is a wood element, and has six cards under his name. Though he is a monster, not a summon like some of the other cards, his cards are superior for their defense.
| Adamantoise | |||
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| #025 | * | Green | |
| Defend | Defend | Defend | Defend |
| Turtle Power | |||
| None | |||
| Adamantoise | |||
|---|---|---|---|
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| #026 | *** | Green | |
| Defend | Defend | Defend | Defend |
| Turtle Power+ | |||
| Color Boost
Deal 4 damage if opponent's card is gray. | |||
| Adamantoise | |||
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| #027 | * | Green | |
| None | Defend | Defend | Defend |
| Miraculous Shell | |||
| Crystal Ability (**)
Deal 3 damage. | |||
| Adamantoise | |||
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| #028 | *** | Green | |
| None | Defend | Defend | Defend |
| Miraculous Shell+ | |||
| Crystal Ability (**)
Deals 2 damage and causes Poison. | |||
| Adamantoise | |||
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| #029 | * | Green | |
| None | Attack | Defend | Defend |
| Slowspell | |||
| Deals 3 damage and causes Slow. | |||
| Adamantoise | |||
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| #030 | * | Green | |
| None | Defend | Defend | Defend |
| Mighty Guard | |||
| Crystal Ability (**)
Casts Protect. | |||
