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| Final Fantasy Enemy
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| Ghoul
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| #11
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| Japanese
| グール
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| Romaji
| Gūru
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| NES Name
| Ghoul
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| PS Name
| Ghoul
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| GBA Name
| Ghoul
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| PSP Name
| Ghoul
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NES Stats
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| Statistics
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| HP
| Attack
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| 48
| {{{NES Attack}}}
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| Defense
| Magic Defense
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| {{{NES Defense}}}
| {{{NES Magic Defense}}}
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| Agility
| Accuracy
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| {{{NES Agility}}}
| {{{NES Accuracy}}}
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| EXP
| Gil
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| 50
| 90
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| Elemental Affinities
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| Fire
| Bolt
| Ice
| Dia
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| Weak
| {{{NES Bolt}}}
| {{{NES Ice}}}
| Weak
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| Location
| Temple of Chaos, Marsh Cave
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| Abilities
| {{{NES Abilities}}}
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| Resistant to
| {{{NES Resistance}}}
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Ghouls are undead enemies that appear in the original Final Fantasy. They may be troublesome as they inflict Paralysis with their hits, and may instantly paralyze your damage dealers. A good strategy may be to send physical attackers to damage the monsters directly, while mages cast Dia, Fire, or supporting White Magic.
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