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The Didalos' attacks include Fire Wall, L.5 Doom, Poison Tusk, and Demi.
Final Fantasy VI PlayStation Bestiary entry
The Daedalus, also known as the Didalos, is an enemy in Final Fantasy VI.
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Stats
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Battle
It uses a variety of powerful magic attacks, including Gravity, Bio, Lv.5 Death, and can Poison party members with Venomist. As with most undead enemies it is weak to Fire and Holy, so Firaga, Holy spells and Holy-elemental also work well.
Daedalus never uses its Venom Tusk attack, rendering it a dummied feature.
Coliseum setup
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Place Mog in the back row to lower damage, and equip the Paladin's Shield/Flame Shield, Snow Scarf, Reflect Ring, and Safety Bit. The Paladin Shield/Flame Shield will take care of Flare Star and Dancing Flame; Snow Scarf, along with an appropriate helmet, will bring Mog to 255 Defense, which will take care of physical attacks. Safety Bit will take care of Blaster, while Reflect Ring will take care of Flare. Holy Lance is a good offensive weapon for hitting Daedalus's weakness. Daedalus also has relatively low MP, so it'll run out quickly, preventing it from abusing Flare.
AI scripts
Normal script
If any character has Reflect status (this is done at the beginning of the battle, and after every 3rd Turn):
- Target: All Characters
- Reflect ??? (100%)
Attack Turns:
1st Turn: Attack (33%) or Lv. 5 Death (33%) or Bio (33%)
2nd Turn: Gravity (66%) or Venomist (33%)
3rd Turn: Attack (66%) or Nothing (33%)
If attacked by "Attack": Dancing Flame (33%)
Coliseum script
Attack Turns:
1st Turn: Attack (25%) or Flare (25%) or Flare Star (25%) or Blaster (25%)
If attacked by "Attack": Dancing Flame (33%)
Other appearances
Pictlogica Final Fantasy
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Daedalus from Final Fantasy VI appears as an enemy in Pictlogica Final Fantasy.
Final Fantasy Record Keeper
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Etymology
In Greek mythology, Daedalus was a skillful craftsman and artist who constructed the labyrinth of Minos which held the Minotaur imprisoned.