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Full Metal Staff (フルメタルロッド, Furu Metaru Roddo?), also known as Reinforced Staff, Full Metal Rod and Metal Rod, is a recurring rod in the Final Fantasy series. It is generally a low-ranked rod.
Appearances[]
Final Fantasy VII[]
The Full Metal Staff is a low-ranked weapon for Aeris and provides 22 Attack, 100 Attack%, 4 Magic, and a linked Materia slot and one unlinked Materia slot. It can be bought for 800 gil in Kalm and Junon before passing through the atmopsheric wall in Whirlwind Maze.
Final Fantasy VII Remake[]
The Reinforced Staff is a weapon for Aerith that provides the ATB Ward ability, which costs two ATB charges and creates a ward around her in which abilities used by her and her allies will partially refill their ATB gauge. The Reinforced Staff has unlocks that focus on improving Aerith's durability. The weapon is obtained from a chest at the beginning of "A Way Out" in Chapter 17, "Deliverance from Chaos."
Final Fantasy VII Ever Crisis[]
The Full Metal Staff is a weapon for Aerith.
Final Fantasy X[]
The Full Metal Rod is the name of Yuna's weapon when the dominant ability is either Strength +10% or Strength +20%.
Final Fantasy Dimensions[]
Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)[]
The Full Metal Staff is a level 3 rod that provides +62 HP, +3 Attack, +1 Defense, and Magic Damage +10%. It can be obtained from the shop by trading 1,000 gil, Rod, Recovery Shard, and Transmogridust x2.
Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy[]
The Full Metal Rod is a level 1 rod that provides +231 HP, -52 Bravery, +22 Attack, +2 Defense, and Magic Damage +3%. It can be obtained from the shop by trading 15,420 gil, Rod, and Glass Beads.
Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade[]
Final Fantasy Artniks Dive[]
Final Fantasy Record Keeper[]
Non-Final Fantasy guest appearances[]
Ehrgeiz: God Bless the Ring[]
Cold hard steel.
Description
The Full Metal Staff appears as a 2-handed rod within the Forsaken Dungeon. It provides 22 Weapon Atk, 13 Durability, +2 Magic Atk, and +8 Magic Def. Only Clair Andrews can equip this weapon.
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Etymology[]
"Full metal" can refer to a bullet with a complete covering of copper over the lead core. However, it might be a reference to the 1987 movie Full Metal Jacket.