Cave-In (落盤, Rakuban^?) is a recurring enemy ability as well as a Geomancer ability in the series. It often deals heavy non-elemental damage to one party member or enemy.

AppearancesEdit

Final Fantasy IIIEdit

Cave-In is a Geomancer's Terrain ability in the remade version of Final Fantasy III available for Nintendo DS and mobile platforms, which inflicts Earth-elemental damage to one enemy. There is a 38% chance of using it in the following terrains: Desert, Altar Cave, Mythril Mine, Sealed Cave, Tozus Tunnel, Cave of the Circle, Ancient Ruins, Ancients' Maze, Doga's Grotto, Cave of Shadows, Bahamut's Lair, and Falgabard.

Final Fantasy VEdit

Cave-In is used by the Geomancer as a Gaia ability that inflicts Earth-elemental damage to all enemies. It can be used in following areas: Drakenvale, North Mountain, Pyramid of Moore, caves, Istory Falls. Cave-in is one of the strong and rare Gaia abilities, and the Geomancer must be above level 51 to use it.

Final Fantasy VIEdit

Cave-In is a Dance ability and is used through the Twilight Requiem dance with 7 in 16 chance. It reduces an enemy's HP by 25% and inflicts Sap, but fails on targets immune to instant death.

Final Fantasy VIIEdit

Cave-In is an enemy ability, used by Demons Gate. It inflicts heavy non-elemental damage to one party member, and when low on HP, it will use this attack twice in a row. The damage of this attack can be reduced by being in the back row.

GalleryEdit

Final Fantasy III (DS).

Final Fantasy VI.

Final Fantasy VII.

EtymologyEdit

A cave-in is a collapse of a geologic formation, mine or structure which typically occurs during mining or tunneling.