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Sadness

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The party in Sadness status, indicated by the blue limit bar.

Sadness is a status effect in Final Fantasy VII that causes the character to take less damage from physical attacks but also decreases the rate the Limit gauge fills. Therefore, the effect can be positive or negative, depending on the party's situation. This is the opposite of Fury. When a character is under Sadness status, their Limit bar is displayed in blue, rather than the normal pink color. This status is healed by a special healing item called Hyper, and can be created by an opposite item called Tranquilizer, or through an enemy attack. Both items can be bought in shops all around the world.


Game Element Type Effect
Absorb Enemy Attack Inflicts moderate non-elemental damage as well as Sadness.
Bad Mouth Enemy Attack Inflicts moderate non-elemental damage as well as Sadness.
Bug Needle Enemy Attack Inflicts minor non-elemental damage as well as Sadness and Poison.
Creepy Touch Enemy Attack Inflicts Sadness. Used only as a counterattack.
High/Low Suit Enemy Attack Inflicts Sadness. Always used twice in a row, and only if Gighee is alive.
Lick Enemy Attack Inflicts non-elemental damage and Sadness.
Pale Horse Enemy Attack Inflicts moderate non-elemental damage as well as Sadness, Toad, and Mini.
Para Tail Enemy Attack Inflicts moderate physical damage and Sadness.
Shower Enemy Attack Inflicts minor non-elemental damage and Sadness.
Smog Alert Enemy Attack Inflicts moderate non-elemental damage as well as Sadness, Poison, Blind, and Silence.
Teardrop Enemy Attack Inflicts moderate non-elemental damage and Sadness.
Triclops Enemy Attack Inflicts Sadness and Slow Petrify. Only used when all Grangalan Jr. Jr.s are dead.
War Cry Enemy Attack Inflicts Sadness.
Peace Ring Accessory Prevents Fury, Sadness, and Berserk.
Hyper Item Cures Sadness, but inflicts Fury if used while normal.
Tranquilizer Item Cures Fury, but inflicts Sadness if used while normal.