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Save the Queen

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Save the Queen as it appears in Final Fantasy XII

Save the Queen (セーブザクイーン Sēbu za Kuīn) is a weapon of differing types, most often a powerful sword, appearing in various games. It can often only be used by female characters or Paladins, although this is not always the case.

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[edit] Appearances

[edit] Final Fantasy III

In the DS version, the Save the Queen is a reward for level 99 Knights. You must find the Legendary Smith to receive it.

[edit] Final Fantasy VI

The Save the Queen is Celes' special weapon in Final Fantasy VI Advance. It is gained by defeating the new Blue Dragon in the Dragons' Den. Its description is that it was wielded by a renowned general, an obvious reference to Beatrix.

[edit] Final Fantasy VIII

The Save the Queen is the most powerful whip for Quistis Trepe. It is refined from two Malboro Tentacles, four Sharp Spikes, and four Energy Crystals. It is mentioned in the August Issue of Weapons Monthly Magazine. Some European releases renamed this whip the "Gold Snake".

[edit] Final Fantasy IX

The Save the Queen is an exclusive weapon of Beatrix's, which cannot be removed from her. Though the sword's attack power is low, it has a special damage algorithm that adds the user's level to its attack power, potentially making it the strongest weapon in the game if above level 85. Save the Queen can be obtained by Synthesizing through Hades in Memoria. Although no one can equip it, Amarant Coral can Throw it for massive damage, and if in the inventory during the ending, it triggers an extra scene.

[edit] Tetra Master

Save The Queen
  • Card 078
  • Location: Treno, Card Stadium


[edit] Final Fantasy X

Any of Tidus' swords can be named Save the Queen when Double Overdrive and Double AP are the superior abilities.

[edit] Final Fantasy XI

The Save the Queen is a high level sword available to Paladins. When a Paladin uses his Cover ability, the duration of cover increases by 1 hit and while in effect the Paladin gains +20 Accuracy. For perspective, this is one of the highest active or latent accuracy boosts in the game.

[edit] Final Fantasy XII

The Save the Queen is a greatsword, acquired by completing the Creature Collector hunt, as well as from several other locations. It can only be equipped by characters with the "Greatsword 2" license.

[edit] Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings

The Save the Queen can be used by Basch.

[edit] Final Fantasy Tactics

Save the Queen is a knightsword with Auto-Protect. It is initially in the hands of Meliadoul Tingel. She will bring it with her when she joins Ramza's party. It can also be found in Midlight's Deep.

[edit] Final Fantasy Tactics Advance

Save the Queen is a powerful knight sword that teaches defensive abilities to Paladins, Templars, and Defenders. It is also the sword used by Llednar Twem.

[edit] Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift

The Save the Queen reappears in the sequel with similiar attributes to the former incarnation. It is Frimelda's inital equip. It teaches Cover to Paladins, which protect the target from attacks until the users next turn. For Defenders, it teaches Bulwark, preventing all damage for a round. For Templar, it teaches Astra which negates the next debuff on target. The first time you fight Illua, she uses "Save the Queen".

[edit] Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles

The Save the Queen is an artifact that raises Defense by 4. It can be obtained by defeating the Giant Crab in cycle 3 or later.

[edit] Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time

The Save the Queen is a powerful bow, one of the last to be obtained. It can be equipped by all tribes.

[edit] Dissidia Final Fantasy

The Save the Queen is a level 85 sword that increases Attack by 58 and increases base Bravery by 40% at the start of a battle.

[edit] Appearances outside the Final Fantasy series

[edit] Kingdom Hearts series

Save the Queen is Donald's ultimate weapon in both Kingdom Hearts and Kingdom Hearts II. It is a staff in these games. In Kingdom Hearts, it could be won in a tournament, and in Kingdom Hearts II it is a Synthesizable weapon. A better version of the weapon could also be synthesized, called "Save the Queen+". Goofy has a weapon called Save the King, which is the most powerful shield, and, like Save the Queen, it also has an upgrade version called Save the King+. While it is an obvious reference to Final Fantasy, there has never been an equipment piece in Final Fantasy called Save the King, shield or otherwise.