Kikuichimonji
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The Kikuichimonji (菊一文字 Kikūhitomoji) is a recurring weapon in the Final Fantasy series, usually taking the appearance of a katana.
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[edit] Appearances
[edit] Final Fantasy
The Kikuichimonji is a sword equippable by the Thief and Red Mage classes and their upgrades. In the GBA remake, Kraken of the Four Fiends and Rubicante in the Hellfire Chasm both drop the Kikuichimonji when defeated.
[edit] Final Fantasy III
The Kikuichimonji is a Dark Sword used by the Dark Knight class. Like all Dark Swords, it is super-effective against dividing enemies. You can get as a reward for defeating the Shinobi enemy in Falgabard's waterfall.
[edit] Final Fantasy IV
The Kikuichimonji, also known as the Kikuichimoji, is a katana used by Edge.
[edit] Final Fantasy IV: The After Years
The Kiku-ichimonji is a weapon for all of the ninjas, and provides 40 Attack and Accuracy, as well as +5 Strength. It is found in Eblan Cave during the final Chapter.
[edit] Final Fantasy V
The Kikuichimonji is a high-level katana. It may be bought in the Phantom Village.
[edit] Final Fantasy VI
The Kiku-ichimonji is a low-level katana for Cyan.
[edit] Final Fantasy XI
The Kikuichimoni appears a generic mid-level Great Katana for Samurai with no exceptional traits.
[edit] Final Fantasy XII
The Kiku-ichimonji is a katana-class weapon. It can be bought in Archades.
[edit] Final Fantasy Tactics
The Kikuichimonji is available as a Draw Out skill for the Samurai, dealing impressive damage in a straight line from the user.
[edit] Final Fantasy Tactics Advance
The Kikuichimonji is a Katana used by Assassins and Ninja. It teaches Nightmare and Metal Veil, respectively.
[edit] Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift
The new Parivir Job class can use the Kikuichimonji, along with the recurring Assassin and Ninja Jobs.
[edit] Dissidia Final Fantasy
The Kiku-Ichimonji is a level 53 katana that boasts +37 Attack and increases EX intake rate by +2m.
[edit] Etymology
Kiku-ichimonji are the collective name of Japanese swords made by thirteen swordsmiths in the thirteenth century.
