Bismarck
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- For the weapon in Final Fantasy VIII, see: List of Final Fantasy VIII Shotguns
Bismarck (ビスマルク, Bisumaruku?), is a recurring Summon from the series.
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Appearances
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Final Fantasy VIEdit
Bismarck is an esper and takes Leviathan's place as Final Fantasy VI's Water-elemental summon, but in the Advance version, Leviathan returns as the ultimate Water-elemental summon. Bismarck is obtained automatically in the Magitek Research Facility. Its summon, Breach Blast (also known as Sea Song), deals Water-elemental damage to all opponents. Its Spell Power is 58, and it is unblockable. It costs 50 MP to summon, and it teaches the following spells:
At level up, it provides a +2 boost to Vigor.
An esper resembling Bismarck also briefly appears when the espers attempt to arrive at Thamasa after Kefka Palazzo transformed the espers present there into magicite.
Final Fantasy XIEdit
Though Bismarck does not appear as a summon in Final Fantasy XI, it is the name of a server and the name of a Voidwatch NM[Notorious Monster].
Final Fantasy XIIIEdit
Added by FFfangirlBismarck is a fal'Cie that protects the waters and living creatures in the Sulyya Springs. It is seen as a bubbling discrepancy in the water. If it is examined, a cut scene displays and several platforms with enemies and treasure spheres rise out of the water.
Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo TalesEdit
Bismarck is a Water element card, and has six cards under his name.
| Bismarck | |||
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| #067 | * | Blue | |
| Defend | Defend | Defend | None |
| No Mercy | |||
| Deal 2 damage.
CP Crush Destroy 2 of opponent's *. | |||
| Bismarck | |||
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| #068 | * | Blue | |
| Defend | None | Attack | None |
| Engulf | |||
| Deal 3 damage.
CP Drain Steal 3 of opponent's * and charge your CP gauge. | |||
| Bismarck | |||
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| #069 | *** | Blue | |
| None | None | Attack | None |
| Engulf+ | |||
| Deal 3 damage.
CP Crush Destroy all crystals of the most abundant color in opponent's CP gauge. | |||
| Bismarck | |||
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| #070 | * | Blue | |
| Defend | None | Attack | None |
| Breach Blast | |||
| Crystal Ability (*)
Zone Boost Deal 3 damage for each guard zone on opponent's card. | |||
| Bismarck | |||
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| #071 | *** | Blue | |
| None | None | Attack | None |
| Breach Blast+ | |||
| Crystal Ability (***)
Zone Boost Deal 5 damage for each guard zone on opponent's card. | |||
| Bismarck | |||
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| #072 | *** | Blue | |
| Defend | None | Attack | None |
| Maelstrom | |||
| Crystal Ability (**)
Deal 2 damage for each * in opponent's CP gauge. | |||
Itadaki Street PortableEdit
Bismarck appears in Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy in Itadaki Street Portable.
Final Fantasy: UnlimitedEdit
Added by PaladinDragonIn the anime Final Fantasy: Unlimited, Bismarck makes an appearance as a summon. The Soil Charge Triad (Soil is like the colored bullet of a Magun, used to summon creatures) needed to summon Bismarck is:
- The one who tears apart boulders with it's teeth, Shark Gray!
- The one who envelopes all thirst, Water Blue!
- The one who feeds on emptiness, Crusher White!
Followed by saying: "Cry! Summoned Creature! Bismarck!"
In the English audio version, the Soil Charge Triad was changed to:
- Grinding and devouring rocks, Shark Gray!
- The soil that drinks thirst, Water Blue!
- That which can even feed on empty space, Crusher White!
Followed by saying: "Roar! I summon you! Bismarck!"
EtymologyEdit
The esper is likely to have been named after the famous Second World War battleship, the Bismarck, which in turn was named after the German Chancellor Otto von Bismarck.
GalleryEdit
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Bismark in Final Fantasy VI.
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Concept art of the Final Fantasy XIII Bismarck.
TriviaEdit
- In Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy, there is a trade material called "Bismarck Spine".
