The following article is based on a subject that has not been officially named in any official Square Enix material; the current title is merely a placeholder.

See also: Limit Break.

Full ATB Skills, also known as Unparalleled Attacks, are attacks exclusive to Final Fantasy XIII and its sequel Final Fantasy XIII-2. Each member of the main party has a unique attack which requires the use of the whole ATB bar. These attacks all deal extreme damage or multiple strikes. In order to perform these moves, the player must manually select them during the battle, meaning the A.I.-controlled battle members will never use them and auto-battle will not select them.

All Full ATB Skills (besides Vanille's Death) also have a special effect against staggered enemies. Full ATB Skills ignore target's type-based defense, meaning even enemies that are immune to physical/magical damage can still be damaged by Full ATB Skills. This also means status effects like Deprotect and Deshell have no effect on the sustained damage.

If used against a staggered target, the target's stagger status can't end before the Full ATB Skill's animation has finished. Even if the enemy's stagger gauge completely depletes during the Full ATB Skill execution, its stagger status will not end until after the skill has been completed and during this time allies will also be able to continue dealing damage to the enemy. Even if the enemy has all of his HP depleted by the Full ATB Skill execution, it will still hang on with 1 HP, no matter how much damage it takes until the animation for the move is complete.

Full ATB Skills are disabled if the character is afflicted with Pain or Fog.

In Final Fantasy XIII, full ATB attacks are unlocked at Crystarium Stage 9, after the final boss of Chapter 11. When executed, a stream of golden watery effect will run along the top and bottom rims of the screen. A Full ATB Skill is technically not a "Limit Break" in the traditional sense of the term, but like a Limit Break, it deals massive damage and is a character-specific skill.

In Final Fantasy XIII-2, the two playable characters can learn their respective full ATB skills once they reach Stage 11 of their Crystaria, but they can be used only once per battle unless the player uses an Elixir, which restores the ability to use a full ATB skill. The recruitable human monsters available through the downloadable content also have their full ATB skills in the form of Feral Links.

Contents 1 List of Skills 1.1 Final Fantasy XIII 1.1.1 Army of One 1.1.2 Sovereign Fist 1.1.3 Cold Blood 1.1.4 Last Resort 1.1.5 Death 1.1.6 Highwind 1.1.7 Strategies 1.1.8 Video 1.2 Final Fantasy XIII-2 1.2.1 Ultima Arrow 1.2.2 Meteor Javelin 1.2.3 Video 2 Other Appearances 2.1 Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy 2.2 Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade 2.3 Final Fantasy Trading Card Game 3 Trivia

List of SkillsEdit

Final Fantasy XIIIEdit

Army of OneEdit

"I control my fate!"

—Lightning

Army of One (シーンドライブ, Shīn Doraibu^?, lit. "Scene Drive") is Lightning's Full ATB Skill. It is part of her Ravager Crystarium tree, and deals eleven hits of physical damage against a single opponent. The game calculates every hit separately, meaning if Lightning is equipping the Random: Instant Chain passive ability, it has eleven chances to trigger. This also means that if Lightning has the Attack: ATB Charge ability, her ATB gauge will get charged eleven times, giving an extra 1.1 ATB segments with the basic ability, or 2.2 segments with Attack: ATB Charge II. Army of One has a special effect when used against a staggered foe, in which the ability gains a boost in its ability to accumulate chain bonus and it can very quickly fill the enemy's gauge to 999.9%.

The attack manifests as several fast strikes from Lightning's gunblade, as well as heavy kicks. Interestingly, if this move is performed midair, it has the same appearance as a ground attack, meaning Lightning lands midair during the attack, and also pushes off the air for her back-flip kick.

Army of One is a physical attack that uses Lightning's strength stat to calculate damage. Army of One ignores physical resistance, but also ignores physical weaknesses; it will deal 100% damage whether it is resistant, normal, or weakness. Army of One can be affected by Commando bonus, Bravery/Bravera, and Debrave, but it is not affected by Deprotect, Protect on enemy, or enhanced element spells like Enfire.

A player is able to use a Paradigm Shift during the cutscene that Lightning uses her Full ATB Skill. If the player shifts to Commando role during the attack animation, Lightning will deal more damage but will still increase the chain bonus.

Army Of One reappears as the Feral Link ability for Lightning in Final Fantasy XIII-2.

Sovereign FistEdit

"The heroes always win!"

—Snow Villiers

Sovereign Fist (ルーラーフィスト, Rūrā Fisuto^?, lit. "Ruler Fist") is Snow's Full ATB Skill. It is part of his Commando tree, and deals one strong hit of physical damage and is an area attack, meaning it will hit nearby enemies as well. It is shown as Snow leaping into the air, and heaving his fist down into the enemy.

Sovereign Fist is a physical attack that uses the strength stat to calculate damage. Sovereign Fist ignores physical resistance, but also ignores physical weaknesses; it will deal 100% damage whether it is resistant, normal, or weakness. Sovereign Fist can be affected by Commando bonus, Adrenaline bonus, Bravery/Bravera, and Debrave, but it is not affected by Deprotect, Protect on enemy, or enhanced element spells like Enfire.

Sovereign Fist gains a special effect when used against a staggered opponent, when it will gain a massive boost in its damage multiplier. When executed, Sovereign Fist will reset the target's chain gauge to 100%. This means it also ends an opponent's stagger status instantly, meaning it is best used once the enemy is about to recover from stagger. This property can be used for strategic advantage in the battle against the Proudclad which Retaliatory Strike can be completely avoided if the player uses Sovereign Fist as soon as it staggers.

Cold BloodEdit

"Wish on these fireworks!"

—Sazh Katzroy

Cold Blood (デスペラード, Desuperādo^?, lit. "Desperado") is Sazh's Full ATB Skill. It is part of his Ravager Crystarium tree and deals seventeen hits to one enemy. Cold Blood is similar to Army of One in that it serves to raise the enemy's chain gauge, and each hit is calculated separately, meaning, if Sazh is equipped with it, Random: Instant Chain has seventeen chances to trigger. When used against a staggered opponent the skill's ability to amass chain bonus is boosted, making it a fast way to raise a staggered foe's chain to 999.9%.

Cold Blood is a physical attack that uses the Physical stat to calculate damage. Cold Blood ignores physical resistance, but also ignores physical weaknesses; it will deal 100% damage whether it is resistant, normal, or weakness. Cold Blood can be affected by Commando bonus, Adrenaline bonus, Bravery/Bravera, and Debrave, but it is not affected by Deprotect, Protect on enemy, or enhanced element spells like Enfire. The player is able to shift Paradigm during Cold Blood's attack animation to make Sazh a Commando to use the aforementioned bonuses.

Cold Blood reappears as the Feral Link ability for Sazh in Final Fantasy XIII-2.

Last ResortEdit

"I decide my fate!"

—Hope Estheim

Last Resort (ラストリゾート, Rasuto Rizōto^?) is Hope's Full ATB Skill. It is part of his Ravager tree and deals eight hits of magic damage to shuffled targets; Last Resort shuffles through the list of enemies dealing a single hit to each until all hits have been distributed. Appearance-wise, Last Resort is similar to Holy spell from previous Final Fantasy games, as it is shown as a ring of white beads flying into the air. However, since there is no Holy element in the game, Last Resort is considered non-elemental.

Last Resort is a magical attack that uses the Magic stat to calculate damage. Last Resort ignores magical resistance, but also ignores weaknesses; it will deal 100% damage whether the target is resistant, normal, or weak to the element in question. Last Resort can be affected by Commando bonus, Faith/Faithra, and Defaith, but is not affected by Deshell, Shell on enemy, or enhanced element spells like Enfire.

Last Resort gains a special effect when used against a staggered foe, when its ability to amass chain bonuses increases significantly, meaning it can be used to quickly bring an opponent's chain gauge to 999.9%. However, because Last Resort shuffles between targets, it is impossible to land all 8 attacks on the staggered foe unless there is only one opponent.

DeathEdit

"We can change the future!"

—Oerba Dia Vanille

Death (デス, Desu^?) is a classic Final Fantasy skill available to Vanille. It is part of her Saboteur skill tree, making it the only Full ATB Skill not to be found in the Commando or Ravager tree. It deals strong magic damage to one target and in addition attempts to instantly knock out the enemy, with a base success rate of 1%, but the base success rate increases by 1% for every negative status the target is afflicted with. Death does not gain extra benefits on staggered opponents.

Death can, however, gain benefits from enhanced element spells, unlike the other Full ATB Skills. As it does not clear the chain gauge, this makes it the special attack with the highest repeatable multiplier. Death is a magical attack and uses the Magic stat to calculate damage. Death ignores magical resistances and weaknesses. It can be affected by Commando bonus, Adrenaline bonus, Faith/Faithra, Defaith, and enhanced elemental spells like Enfire. It is unaffected by Deshell or Shell.

Despite widespread word-of-mouth to the contrary, Death is not classified as a debuffing spell and thus its chance to hit can't be boosted with the Belladonna or Malboro Wand. Unlike all other Saboteur skills, Death ignores chain bonus as a factor when calculating success rate. Buffs like Faith boost the damage the spell deals, but not the instant death chance. The only way to boost the success rate of Death is to have Vanille as level 5 Saboteur and have other high-level Saboteurs in the current Paradigm, and by inflicting the target with as many status effects as possible.

Because the damage is affected by Commando and Adrenaline bonuses, Death will deal more damage if the player is quick enough to shift to a Commando role before the damage numbers appear on screen.

HighwindEdit

"No escape!"

—Oerba Yun Fang

Highwind (ハイウィンド, Haiwindo^?) is Fang's Full ATB Skill. It is named after the recurring surname of the many Dragoon characters in the series. It is part of her Commando tree, and manifests as Fang leaping into the air and bringing her spear down into the enemy – similar to the Dragoon ability Jump – with an explosion damaging nearby enemies as she reaches the ground.

Highwind is a physical attack that uses the strength stat to calculate damage. Highwind ignores physical resistance, but also ignores physical weaknesses; it will deal 100% damage whether it is resistant, normal, or weakness. Highwind can be affected by Commando bonus, Adrenaline bonus, Bravery/Bravera, and Debrave, but it is not affected by Deprotect, Protect on enemy, or enhanced element spells like Enfire.

Highwind gains a bonus when used against a staggered opponent, where it will gain a massive increase in its damage multiplier. When executed, Highwind will reset the target's chain gauge to 100%, meaning it will also end a foe's stagger status immediately. The attack is therefore best used against an opponent that is about to recover from stagger. This property can be used for strategic advantage in the battle against the Proudclad whose Retaliatory Strike can be completely avoided if the player uses Highwind as soon as it staggers.

StrategiesEdit

• Army of One, Cold Blood, and Last Resort are best used on a recently staggered foe, as they are the best moves in the game for boosting chain bonuses.
• Death is best used against a strong enemy that is not immune to the spell. It is commonly used against Adamantoise, as they are a tough enemy, but killed relatively easily through the Death spell. The attack is also commonly used when battling against a Long Gui for a quick win, where Death can do up to 999,999 points of damage each hit, provided Vanille is buffed with the right enhancements, enemy is debuffed, the stagger bar is near 999.9%, Genji Glove is equipped (for the Break Damage Limit ability), and that the player switches to the Cerberus paradigm (COM/COM/COM) before Death hits.
• Highwind and Sovereign Fist are best used against a foe about to recover from stagger, as it instantly clears the chain gauge. Using them against a staggered foe usually results in two hits of 99,999 (with Genji Glove accessory it can easily do up to three hits of over 200,000).
• When an enemy is about to exit stagger, using a Full ATB Skill prevents the stagger gauge from emptying, allowing other allies to attack a little longer while the enemy is still staggered; the stagger will last until the attack animation's end.
  • In turn, if the player executes a lengthy Full ATB Skill, just as the enemy is about to exit stagger, and then switches to a paradigm like Cerberus at the start of the animation, the other two player can potentially hit 5-6 "Scourge" and "Smite" attacks each, dealing massive damage.

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Final Fantasy XIII-2Edit

In Final Fantasy XIII-2, Full ATB Skill usage has been changed to only allow one use per battle; the only exception is with the use of an Elixir, which restores the player's ability to use Full ATB Skills when consumed. When using Serah's and Noel's Full ATB Skills, neither the target or the caster can be knocked out during the animation. This can lead to a scenario where the player unleashes a Full ATB Skill on a near-death enemy that is just about to launch a strong attack on the player: if both parties kill each other during Full ATB Skill animation, the player will win the battle even if it was technically a double KO situation.

During the game's prologue Lightning uses skills that consume the entire ATB bar, but can be used repeatedly, namely, Ullr's Shield while Lightning is riding Odin, and War's Benediction when Lightning and Noel are fighting Caius on Bahamut. Both are curative abilities. Lightning can also be seen unleashing Army of One on Caius during a Cinematic Action sequence before she buries him in debris.

A number of Full ATB Skills appear as Feral Link abilities for recruitable monsters in downloadable battles and scenarios. For example, Lightning's Army of One is her Feral Link ability, Snow uses his Sovereign Fist during the battle and as his Feral Link ability and Sazh uses Cold Blood as his Feral Link once recruited upon completion of the "Heads or Tails" scenario. Other human Paradigm Pack Monsters also have access to attacks that seem to be their Full ATB Skills as Feral Links, e.g.: Jihl Nabaat and Amodar using Sadistic Surge and Iron Bear Claw against the party and as Feral Link attacks respectively.

An upgraded and more powerful version of Lightning's Army of One is used by Lightning during "Requiem of the Goddess" DLC scenario and as a Feral Link. Entitled Legion of One, the attack is almost identical to Army of One but heals the player when used during the scenario battles, and ends with an explosive stream of light rather than just a slash.

Ultima ArrowEdit

"This'll show you!"

—Serah Farron

Ultima Arrow(アルテミスアロー, Arutemisu Arō^?, lit. "Artemis Arrow") is Serah's Full ATB Skill, and part of her Ravager Crystarium tree. It is obtained as a Crystarium Expansion ability later on in the game. It manifests as Serah firing an arrow into the air and it exploding into light as it returns to earth, consuming the area directly in front of its shooter.

Ultima Arrow is best used either just after the opponent has been staggered or soon after. As soon as Serah starts to execute the attack, the player should switch to a paradigm in which Serah is a Commando, such as Aggression or Cerberus. This can yield a mass amount of physical damage to the target, as well as greatly raising the Chain Gauge.

Meteor JavelinEdit

"You picked a good day to die!"

—Noel Kreiss

Meteor Javelin (メテオジャベリン, Meteo Jaberin^?) is Noel's Full ATB Skill, and is part of his Commando Crystarium tree. Just like Ultima Arrow, it is obtained as a Crystarium Expansion late on in the game. It manifests as Noel leaping into the air and throwing four spears into the enemy. Similar to Highwind or Sovereign Fist from Final Fantasy XIII, the Chain Gauge is reset to 100% upon its usage.

Meteor Javelin is best used just before the enemy is exiting their stagger period, due to the fact the Chain Gauge is reset after using it. It is also the best time as the Chain Gauge will be at the highest amount it could be, delivering the greatest amount of damage to the enemy. It is also extends the period of time that other allies can use attacks such as Smite or Scourge which deal a lot of damage to enemies exiting Stagger, for the use of a Full ATB Skill freezes the depletion of the Chain Gauge.

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Other AppearancesEdit

Dissidia 012 Final FantasyEdit

"Try this on! Get lost!"

—Lightning

Lightning's Full ATB Skill, Army of One, returns in Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy as one of Lightning's abilities for her Ravager skillset. She would spin towards the opponent slashing, then perform a combo of sword attacks and gunshots that knocks the opponent away.

Final Fantasy Airborne BrigadeEdit

Serah uses her exclusive Ravager skill, Ultima Arrow, in Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade. Lightning also uses Army of One and Noel uses Meteor Javelin.

Final Fantasy Trading Card GameEdit

One of Lightning's cards can use Army of One. For the discard cost of another Lightning card and a Thunder CP, Lightning gains the abilities Haste and Pre-Emptive Strike for the rest of the turn.

One of Serah's cards can use Ultima Arrow. For the discard of a Serah card, Dulling Serah and paying 2 Ice CP, Ultima Arrow deals 8000 damage to all the opponent's Dulled Forwards.

One of Sazh's cards can use Cold Blood for the discard of a Sazh card, dulling Sazh, and paying eight Light CP. The ability allows the player to choose up to three Forwards and deal them 17,000 total damage in increments of 1,000, the player dividing up the damage however they choose.

TriviaEdit

• Fang uses a jump attack in a cutscene on the Palamecia at Chapter 9, bringing down a Garuda Interceptor. She also uses Highwind at the end of Chapter 13 when she attacks the party.
• "Legion of One" can be considered an upgraded version of "Army of One". A "legion" is normally one of many military units that together constitute an army, meaning there are less people in a legion, than in an army. However, the word "legion" relates to Lightning's more mythical appearance in Final Fantasy XIII-2 as opposed to sci-fi setting of Final Fantasy XIII.
• In Final Fantasy XIII-2, the distortion has changed from a stream across the top and bottom to only covering the top left and bottom right corners.
  • The distortion seen across the top and bottom of the screen when a Full ATB Skill is used in Final Fantasy XIII, is also present in Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy, when Lightning uses Army of One.
• The Brain Blast quiz terminals at Academia 4XX AF refer to full ATB skills as "unparalleled attacks".

v · e · dFinal Fantasy XIII
Characters
Player characters
Lightning - Snow Villiers - Oerba Dia Vanille - Sazh Katzroy - Hope Estheim - Oerba Yun Fang
Guest characters
Gadot - Lebreau
Sanctum officials
Amodar - Bartholomew Estheim - Cid Raines - Galenth Dysley - Jihl Nabaat - Rygdea - Yaag Rosch
Fal'Cie
Anima - Atomos - Barthandelus - Bismarck - Carbuncle - Dahaka - Eden - Kujata - Orphan - Phoenix - Titan
Other non-playable characters
Chocobo Chick - Dajh Katzroy - Etro - Lindzei - Maker - Maqui - Menrva - Nora Estheim - Pulse - Ragnarok - Serah Farron - Yuj
Locations
Cocoon
Hanging Edge - Pulse Vestige - Lake Bresha - Bodhum - Vile Peaks - Gapra Whitewood - Sunleth Waterscape - Palumpolum - Nautilus - Lindblum - Palamecia - Fifth Ark - Eden - Orphan's Cradle - Euride Gorge
Gran Pulse
Vallis Media - Yaschas Massif - Archylte Steppe - Mah'habara Subterra - Sulyya Springs - Taejin's Tower - Oerba - Faultwarrens
Terms
Antimatter Manipulation Principle - Ark - Bhakti - Catastrophe - Cavalry - Chocobo - Cie'th - Cie'th Stone - Climate Control Orb - Crystal - Crystal Pillar - Crystal Stasis - Datalog - Door of Souls - Eidolith - Eidolon - Fal'Cie - Focus - Guardian Corps - l'Cie - Lindblum - Menhirrim - NORA - Pompa Sancta - Primarch - PSICOM - Purge - Sanctum - Sanctum Skyfleet - Undying - War of Transgression‎
Gameplay
Battle Results - Command Synergy Battle - Crystarium System - Demo - Full ATB Skill - Paradigm (Commando - Ravager - Sentinel - Saboteur - Synergist - Medic) - Stagger - Missions
Music
Original Soundtrack - Original Soundtrack PLUS - Kimi ga Iru Kara - Piano Collections - W/F: Music from Final Fantasy XIII
"FINAL FANTASY XIII ~The Promise~" - "Blinded By Light" - "Saber's Edge" - "Ragnarok" - "Eternal Love" - "March of the Dreadnoughts" - "Fighting Fate" - "Fang's Theme" - "Gapra Whitewood" - "Will to Fight" - "Sulyya Springs" - "Dust to Dust" - "Born Anew" - "Nascent Requiem" - "Kimi ga Iru Kara" - "My Hands"
Novelization
Final Fantasy XIII Episode Zero -Promise- - Final Fantasy XIII -Episode i-
Related books
Final Fantasy XIII Ultimania - Final Fantasy XIII Ultimania Omega - Final Fantasy XIII -Corridor of Memory-
Archives
Abilities - Accessories - Achievements and Trophies - Allusions - Characters - Components - Elements - Enemy Abilities - Enemies - Items - Menu - Merchandise - Passive Abilities - Statuses - Translations - Retail Network - Wallpapers - Weapons - Upgrades

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Characters
Main playable characters
Serah Farron - Noel Kreiss
Temporary playable characters
Sazh Katzroy (DLC) - Lightning
Guest characters
Snow Villiers
DLC Paradigm Pack Allies
Humans: Lightning (XIII) - Amodar - Sazh Katzroy - Nabaat - Snow - Lightning (XIII-2)
Monsters: Omega - Ultros - Typhon - Gilgamesh - PuPu - Valfodr
Other characters
Alyssa Zaidelle - Captain Cryptic - Arbiter of Time - Caius Ballad - Chocobo Chick - Chocolina - Dajh Katzroy - Etro - Gadot - Hope Estheim - Lebreau - Maqui - Mog - Oerba Dia Vanille - Oerba Yun Fang - Paddra Nsu-Yeul - Proto fal'Cie Adam - Yuj
Locations
Cocoon
Bresha Ruins - Sunleth Waterscape - Vile Peaks
Gran Pulse
New Bodhum - Yaschas Massif - Oerba - Archylte Steppe - Academia - Augusta Tower - Dying World - Thirteenth Ark
Valhalla
The Void Beyond
Temporal Rift - Coliseum - Serendipity
Bhunivelze
Terms
Academy - Artefact - Atlas - Beginner's Primer - Bestiary - Blitz Squadron - Bhakti - Catastrophe - Chaos - Chocobo - Cie'th - Crystal - Crystal Pillar - Crystal Stasis - Datalog - Dream World - Duplicate - Eidolith - Eidolon - Episode - Etro's Gate - Eyes of Etro - Fal'Cie/Proto fal'Cie - Farseer - Fragment - Gogmagog - Graviton Core - Guardian - Heart of Chaos - Historia Crux - Hunter - L'Cie - Metashield - Multiple Endings (Paradox Endings) - NORA - Oracle Drive - Paradox - Time Gate - Time Travel - Undying
Gameplay
Brain Blast - Cinematic Action - Crystarium System - Command Synergy Battle - Confounding Quiz - Demo - Difficulty Level - Fragment Skills - Full ATB Skill - Paradigm - Commando - Ravager - Sentinel - Saboteur - Synergist - Medic - Paradigm Pack - Feral Link - Live Trigger - Mog Clock - Stagger - Temporal Rift - Wound Damage
Novelization
Final Fantasy XIII-2 Fragments Before - Final Fantasy XIII-2 Fragments After
Music
Original Soundtrack - Original Soundtrack PLUS
"FINAL FANTASY XIII-2 - Wishes -" - "Paradox" - "Noel's Theme" - "Caius's Theme" - "Will to Fight" - "Gapra Whitewood" - "FINAL FANTASY XIII ~The Promise~" - "Blinded By Light" - "March of the Dreadnoughts" - "Ragnarok" - "Dust to Dust" - "New World" - "Battle at the Big Bridge"
Archives
Abilities - Accessories - Achievements and Trophies - Adornments - Allusions - Downloadable Content - Elements - Enemies - Enemy Abilities - Items - Menu - Monster Names - Passive Abilities - Statuses - Timeline - Translations - Wallpapers - Weapons

v · e · dFinal Fantasy XIII Abilities
Commando Abilities
Auto-abilities
Powerchain - Lifesiphon - Faultsiphon - Launch - Ravage - Smite - Blindside - Scourge - Jeopardize - Deathblow - Adrenaline
Command abilities
Attack - Blitz - Ruin - Ruinga - Highwind - Sovereign Fist
Ravager Abilities
Auto-abilities
Vigor - Overwhelm - Fearsiphon
Command abilities
Fire - Fira - Firaga - Blizzard - Blizzara - Blizzaga - Thunder - Thundara - Thundaga - Water - Watera - Waterga - Aero - Aerora - Aeroga - Flamestrike - Froststrike - Sparkstrike - Aquastrike - Army of One - Cold Blood - Last Resort
Sentinel Abilities
Auto-abilities
Evade - Counter - Deathward - Fringeward - Reprieve
Command abilities
Provoke - Elude - Challenge - Vendetta - Entrench - Steelguard - Mediguard
Saboteur Abilities
Auto-abilities
Jinx
Command abilities
Deprotect - Deprotega - Deshell - Deshellga - Poison - Poisonga - Imperil - Imperilga - Slow- Slowga - Fog - Fogga - Pain - Painga - Curse - Cursega - Daze - Dazega - Dispel - Death
Synergist Abilities
Auto-abilities
Boon
Command abilities
Bravery - Bravera - Faith - Faithra - Haste - Vigilance - Enfire - Enfrost- Enthunder - Enwater - Protect - Protectra - Shell - Shellra - Barfire - Barfrost - Barthunder - Barwater - Veil
Medic Abilities
Command abilities
Cure - Cura - Curasa - Curaja - Esuna - Raise
Techniques
Summon - Libra - Renew - Quake - Dispelga - Stopga
Synthesized Abilities
High HP - Low HP - Physical Defense - Magic Defense - Damage Reduction - Ultimate Physic - Ultimate Magic - Fire Resistance - Ice Resistance - Lightning Resistance - Water Resistance - Wind Resistance - Earth Resistance - Debrave Resistance - Defaith Resistance - Deprotect Resistance - Deshell Resistance - Slow Resistance - Poison Resistance - Imperil Resistance - Curse Resistance - Pain Resistance - Fog Resistance - Daze Resistance - Boost - Gestalt - Positive Effect - Adamancy - Independent
Eidolons: Normal Mode
Common Abilities: Arise - Penetration - ATB Charge
Shiva: Wheel Rap - Flip Kick - Wheel Grind - Wheel Toss - Pirouette
Odin: Flourish of Steel - Skyward Swing - Seismic Strike - Crushing Blow - Ullr's Shield - Valhalla's Call
Brynhildr: Slash - Valkyrian Scythe - Gunshot - Pyroshot - Cryoshot - Electroshot - Hydroshot - Pyroburst - Electroburst - Hydroburst
Bahamut: Dragon Claws - Whirlwind - Umbral Vise - Inferno - Ignis
Alexander: Steelcrusher - Obliterator - Soaring Uppercut - Blast Punch - Explosive Fist - Lofty Challenge
Hecatoncheir: Pummel - Aerial Tackle - Hurricane Kick - Force Projection - Counter - Looming Wrath
Eidolons: Gestalt Mode
Shiva: Wheelie - Spinfreeze - Icicle Drift - Ice Ramp - Diamond Dust
Odin: Stormblade - Lightning Strike - Razor Gale - Thunderfall - Zantetsuken
Brynhildr: Chopper Spin - Caltrop Bomb - Centrifugal Sweep - Spark Shower - Múspell Flame
Bahamut: Hunting Dive - Aerial Loop - Obliterating Breath - Pulsar Burst - Megaflare
Alexander: Purification - Earthquake - Brutal Sanction - Retributive Blast - Divine Judgment
Hecatoncheir: Chain Cannons - Missile Tetrad - Piercing Ray - Force Blasters - Gaian Salvo

v · e · dFinal Fantasy XIII-2 Abilities
Commando
Auto-abilities
Powerchain - Lifesiphon - Faultsiphon - Launch - Ravage - Smite - Blindside - Scourge - Jeopardize - Deathblow - Adrenaline
Bloodthirsty - Stagger: Wound - Stagger: Drain - Fog Chaser - Poison Chaser - Pain Chaser - Curse Chaser - Imperil Chaser - Deshell Chaser - Deprotect Chaser - Slow Chaser - Haste Feeder - Bravery Feeder - Faith Feeder
Command abilities
Attack - Blitz - Ruin - Ruinga - Meteor Javelin
Drain Attack - Area Sweep
Ravager
Auto abilities
Vigor - Overwhelm - Fearsiphon
Felflame - Felfrost - Felspark - Felgust
Command abilities
Fire - Fira - Firaga - Blizzard - Blizzara - Blizzaga - Thunder - Thundara - Thundaga - Aero - Aerora - Aeroga - Flamestrike - Froststrike - Sparkstrike - Galestrike - Ultima Arrow
Heat Blitz - Ice Blitz - Electric Blitz - Aero Blitz
Sentinel
Auto-abilities
Evade - Counter - Deathward - Fringeward - Reprieve
Command abilities
Provoke - Elude - Challenge - Vendetta - Entrench - Steelguard - Mediguard
Saboteur
Auto-abilities
Jinx
Command abilities
Deprotect - Deprotega - Deshell - Deshellga - Poison - Poisonga - Imperil - Imperilga - Wound - Woundga - Dispel - Dispelga
Deprotect II - Heavy Deprotectga - Deshell II - Heavy Deshellga - Poison II - Heavy Poisonga - Imperil II - Heavy Imperilga - Curse - Cursega - Pain - Painga - Fog - Fogga - Curse II - Heavy Cursega - Pain II - Heavy Painga - Fog II - Heavy Fogga - Endless Nightmare
Synergist
Auto-abilities
Boon
Command abilities
Vigilance - Vigilaga - Protect - Protectga - Shell - Shellga - Veil - Veilga
Bravery - Bravega - Faith - Faithga - Enfire - Enfrost- Enthunder - Enaero - Endless Blessings
Medic
Command abilities
Cure - Cura - Curasa - Curaja - Esuna - Raise
Cheer
Prologue Abilities
Odin
Snipe - Lightning Strike - Ullr's Shield
Bahamut
Focused Bolts - Graviton Mines - War's Benediction
"Requiem for the Goddess" Scenario
Paladin
Attack - Blitz - Ruin - Ruinga - Launch - Smite
Shaman
Galestrike - Windstorm - Bladestorm
Mage
Thunder - Thundara - Thundaga
Knight
Immortality
Conjurer
Aura - Mighty Guard
Sorcerer
Chaos
Passive abilities
Ally KO: Bonus - ATB Advantage - ATB Gauge +1 - ATB Rate Reduced - ATB Rate: +X% - Attack: ATB Charge - Augment Maintenance - Auto Enhancement - Bonus CP - Chain Bonus Boost - Chain Bonus Lv. X - Critical: Bonus - Critical: Power Surge - Critical: Shield - Debilitation - Defense Maintenance - Enervation - Enhanced Role - Feral Fatigue - Feral Speed - Feral Surge - Fettered Magic - First Strike - Fragment Energy - Gilfinder - Hindrance - HP: +X% - Immovable - Improved Ability - Ironstrike - Item Collector - Item Scavenger - Jungle Law - Kill: ATB Charge - Kill: Libra - Leadenstrike - Magic: +X - Magic: +X% - Mana Link - Nullify Element - Pack Mentality - Perpetual Poison - Power Link - Pressure - Quick Stagger - Random: Nullify Element - Rapid Recovery - Resilience: +X% - Resist Elements: +X% - Resist: +X% - Role Resonance - Siphon Boost - Stagger Maintenance - Strength: +X - Strength: +X% - Uncapped Damage - Victory: Feral Boost - Weak Spot - Woundward

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Recurring
1000 Needles - Black Hole - Blood Weapon - Chocobo Kick - Desperado - Dolphin Blow - Final Heaven - Hellfire - Highwind - Inferno - Megaflare - Slots - Supernova - Wave Cannon - Zantetsuken
Final Fantasy VI
Riot Blade - Mirage Dive
Final Fantasy VII
Beat Rush - Blade Beam - Boost Jump - Chaos - Climhazzard - Cross Slash - Dice - Dragon - Dragon Dive - Finishing Touch - Healing Wind - Hyper Jump - Lucky Girl - Meteorain - Meteor Strike - Nightmare - Omnislash - Seal Evil
Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-
Apocalypse - Exa Flare - Healing Wave - Meteor Shots - Murderous Thrust - Octaslash - Rebirth Flame
Final Fantasy VIII
Angel Wing - Blue Magic - Combine - Duel - Fire Cross - Renzokuken (Blasting Zone - Lion Heart) - Shot
Final Fantasy IX
Dbl Blk - Dbl Wht - Dyne (Grand Lethal - Shift Break) - Eidolon - Elan
Final Fantasy X
Bushido - Mix - Requiem - Ronso Rage - Swordplay (Blitz Ace - Energy Rain) - Ultimate Jecht Shot
Delta Attack - Diamond Dust - Oblivion - Thor's Hammer
Final Fantasy XI
Skillchain
Special Job Abilities Astral Flow - Azure Lore - Benediction - Chainspell - Eagle Eye Shot - Familiar - Hundred Fists - Invincible - Manafont - Mighty Strikes - Mijin Gakure - Perfect Dodge - Soul Voice - Spirit Surge - Tabula Rasa - Trance - Wild Card
Final Fantasy XII
Pyroclasm
Final Fantasy XIII
Army of One - Death - Last Resort
Dissidia Final Fantasy
Class Change - Cyclone - Darkness - Grand Cross - Holy - Ninjutsu (Shuriken - Back attack!) - Meteor - Spellblade-Dual Wield-Rapid Fire - Time Compression - Trance - Twin Meteor - Ultra Particle Beam - Warring Triad (Forsaken - Light of Judgment)
Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy
To the Farplane
Lists
Desperation Attack - Limit - Digital Mind Wave - Trance - Overdrive - Weapon Skill - Special Job Abilities - Quickening - Full ATB Skill - Feral Link - Trinity Attack - EX Mode