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Hourglass (金の砂時計, Kin no Sunadokei?) is a recurring attack item in the Final Fantasy series. It usually is used to slow down or halt the enemy. More commonly there are two or three hourglasses, titled Gold Hourglass (金の砂時計, Kin no Sunatokē?), Silver Hourglass (銀の砂時計, Gin no Sunatokē?), and Bronze Hourglass (銅の砂時計, Dō no Sunatokē?). Each usually has a similar effect, but with different strengths and targets.

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Final Fantasy IIEdit

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Effect Casts Stop VIII.


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Final Fantasy IVEdit

There are three types of hourglass, all of whom give the Stop effect. The Bronze Hourglass only inflicts Stop for a short time, Silver inflicts Stop for a longer period, and the strongest, Gold inflicts Stop on all enemies.

Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-Edit


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Final Fantasy IV: The After YearsEdit

The three types of hourglass are reused in Final Fantasy IV: The After Years with little change to their effects.

Final Fantasy VIIEdit

The Hourglass inflicts Stop on all enemies with 80% precision.

Final Fantasy XEdit

The Gold Hourglass inflicts damage on enemies and delays their next turn. The Silver Hourglass has the same effect but without dealing damage to the enemy.

Final Fantasy X-2Edit

The Gold Hourglass delays all enemies' actions. The Silver Hourglass has the same effect, but only works on a single enemy.

Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the RiftEdit

Gold Hourglass is an enemy-only skill that belongs to the Keeper and some other enemies in Brightmoon Tor. It attacks all opponents and inflicts Slow.

Bravely Default: Flying FairyEdit


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Dissidia Final FantasyEdit

Both the Silver Hourglass and Gold Hourglass are accessories obtainable from the shop. The Silver Hourglass lengthens EX Mode duration by 10%, while the Gold Hourglass lengthens it by 20%.

Dissidia 012 Final FantasyEdit

The Silver Hourglass increases EX Mode Duration by 5%, but lowers Assist Gauge Duration by 10%. It can be traded for three Girl's Dreams, three Phantom's Dreams, three Blackcrystal Slivers, and 900 gil. The Gold Hourglass is removed from the game from the original Dissidia.

As special accessories are two new Hourglass types - Platinum and Ruby. The Platinum Hourglass increases EX Mode Duration by 15%, but lowers EX Force Absorption by 20%. The Ruby Hourglass grants +10% EX Mode Duration, but at the cost of -10% EX Mode Damage.

Final Fantasy All the BravestEdit

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Moogle explains the Gold Hourglass.

A Gold Hourglass revives the player party instantly, without the player having to wait for the party to regenerate after having been wiped out in a battle. They can be bought in bulk as in-app purchases: 20 for $2.99.

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