Demon Wall
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- "Ah, so that’s it—easy to get in, and hard to get out."
- —Edge
Demon Wall (デモンズウォール, Demonzu Wōru?), also known as EvilWall and Demons Gate, is a recurring boss in the Final Fantasy series. It is usually depicted as a large, demonic monster encased in a giant slab of stone. Mostly set as traps in tombs and temples, Demon Walls often utilize attacks that cause Petrify and slowly move towards the player party with the intent of crushing them into the wall parallel to it, giving the player a time limit to defeat it.
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Final Fantasy IVEdit
- Main article: Demon Wall (Final Fantasy IV)
The Demon Wall, known as EvilWall in the SNES and PlayStation translations, is the final barricade to get the final Dark Crystal in the Sealed Cave. The Wall moves slowly towards the party, using a weak physical attack. However, when it reaches the party it uses Crush, an instant death attack with a 100% success rate.
Final Fantasy IV: The After YearsEdit
- Main article: Demon Wall (The After Years)
The Demon Wall returns in Final Fantasy IV: The After Years as an enemy of Rydia's challenge dungeon. They appear frequently throughout the dungeon, and follows the same strategy as it does in Final Fantasy IV.
Final Fantasy VIIEdit
- Main article: Demons Gate
The Demons Gate attacks the party at the end of the Temple of the Ancients, just before the Black Materia room. Demons Gate is insanely fast, and uses very powerful attacks to attempt to quickly wipe out the party. The Demons Gate does not slowly move forward in Final Fantasy VII, however, it does have an attack called Demon Rush in which it charges up and comes forward to hit the entire party for heavy damage. The battle against the Demons Gate is the last time in the game where Aeris is playable.
Final Fantasy XIIEdit
Added by Hecko X- Main article: Demon Wall (Final Fantasy XII)
The Demon Walls are the two guardians of the Tomb of Raithwall, and are said to have Raithwall's likeness. They both slowly move towards the party, and if they reach the end of the hallway, the party gets an instant Game Over. Instead of trying to overpower the party, they try to slow the party's attacks by inflicting status effects and using their unique attack, Telega, which inflicts X-Zone on all targets in range.
Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the RiftEdit
- Main article: Demon Wall (Final Fantasy Tactics A2)
The Demon Wall appears in the second half of the sidequest "The Stone With No Name" in the Ruins of Delgantua. It inflicts multiple status effects that stop movement on characters. It then uses Repel to push characters off the edge of the battlefield to their deaths.
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal BearersEdit
Added by AndresTiger- Main article: Demon Wall (The Crystal Bearers)
The Demon Wall appears as a boss in Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers.
Dissidia Final FantasyEdit
Added by Lycentia
Added by Lycentia- "A demon living within a wall, usually trapping adventurers as it creeps closer and closer."
- —Summon Compendium
Demon Wall appears as a summon in Dissidia Final Fantasy and Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy. When used, it protects the summoner from the decrease of his/her Bravery points, for a determined period of time. Like some summons in Dissidia Final Fantasy, Demon Wall can be summoned by two distinct ways: Automatically by inflicting a HP attack on your opponent or by having your Bravery equal to or lower than half of its base value, where his Final Fantasy XII artwork appears, and manually, where his Final Fantasy IV artwork appears. Demon Wall's auto version can be obtained in the third stage of the Destiny Odyssey VI storyline, and its manual version can be obtained in the second stage of the Destiny Odyssey VI storyline.
Dissidia 012 Final FantasyEdit
Demon Wall returns as a summonstone, with the same function as in Dissidia. His auto version is now found in Chapter Two: Wisdom or Courage? of Scenario 013. The manual version can be purchased from certain Moogle Shops for 30 KP.
