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Omega Weapon (Final Fantasy X)

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Final Fantasy X Boss
Omega Weapon
Statistics
HP (Overkill) MP
(9)99,999 (13,560) 999
Strength Magic Defense
64 57 90
M. Defense Agility Accuracy
80 38 255
Evasion Luck
0 15
AP (Overkill) Gil
50,000 (60,000) 30,000
Elemental affinities
Fire Lightning Water Ice Holy
Absorb Absorb Absorb Absorb Absorb
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Location Omega Ruins
Common Steal Gambler's Spirit x30
Rare Steal Gambler's Spirit x30
Common Drop Level 4 Key Sphere x3
Rare Drop Level 4 Key Sphere x3
Weapon Drop Triple Overdrive
Armor Drop Break HP Limit
Bribe N/A
Abilities Break, Confuse, Core Energy, Demi, Nova, Shimmering Rain, Ultima
Ronso Rage Nova
Resistant to Zanmato (Lv. 4)
Immune to Silence, Sleep, Darkness, Poison, Petrification, Slow, Zombie, Power Break, Magic Break, Armor Break, Mental Break, Threaten, Death, Provoke, Sensor, Scan, Gravity, Delay, Eject

Omega Weapon is an optional superboss in Final Fantasy X. Omega Weapon is the fearsome monster who transformed from Omega through his anger. His anger was so great, he spawned the lesser Ultima Weapon in the process.

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[edit] Strategy

During the battle with Omega, Kimahri can learn his strongest Ronso Rage Overdrive: Nova (sometimes called Supernova). Omega and Nemesis of the Monster Arena are the only enemies in the game where this skill can be obtained.

Omega's normal physical attack will cause around 4,000 HP damage, and he will also inflict a variety of status effects such as Break and Confuse. Core Energy is an upgraded version of Ultima's and will cause between 4,500 and 9,999 HP to one character; and Shimmering Rain also returns and will hit the whole party for around 2,500 damage. His ultimate attack is Nova, which will inflict around 4,500 damage to all, but this can be reduced with Shell.

Shell, Haste and Protect are very important for this battle, as Omega cannot be inflicted with debilitating effects such as Delay, Slow or Auron's Breaks. The special skill Quick Hit is also very useful to get more turns against Omega's high agility stat.

[edit] Version Changes

In the original North American and Japanese versions, Omega was a rather disappointing boss, having only 99,999 HP, not much of a greater challenge over Ultima (especially considering the new Break Damage Limit ability for Final Fantasy X). Perhaps wisely, he was given an upgrade for the International and PAL/European versions, now having 999,999 HP.

[edit] Related enemies

[edit] Final Fantasy X-2