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The Schrodinger is an enemy in Final Fantasy XIII-2 encountered once on the final platform in Academia -500 AF- along with a Proto-behemoth. The player must lock the gate to encounter them again. The Schrodinger spawn will only occur once every gate lock, but the player will most likely have to encounter it many times before taming both it and the Proto-behemoth.

Stats[]

Battle[]

Given their high resistance to all attacks and spells, Schrodingers can be more of a nuisance than a threat. The only thing to be wary of is their Deprotega spell, which complements the Proto-behemoth's ridiculously high strength.

The Schrodinger drops items of compromised value: the Fractal Pot, only a limited number of which can be useful, and a Potent Orb, which can be obtained much faster and easier in Dying World.

Paradigm Pack[]

Only Schrodinger, Cactuaroni, and Sahagin Prince have the Auto-Haste ability available for infusion (Yeoman and Samovira have it red-locked). Auto-Haste, Resist Elements +30%, and Auto-Tetradefense are the only three abilities with the highest (ninth) rank, so they can never be replaced by other abilities.

The Schrodinger is a Saboteur. It begins as a rank three monster, and can be raised all the way to level 70 and rank five, with two choices of ATB segments or Role bonuses on the way. It acquires various Saboteur spells, and ones that the player cannot learn, like Curse. It has slow casting speed.

Monster stats[]

Abilities[]

Ability Level Type Infuse
Deprotect Initial Command Y
Critical: Haste Initial Passive N
Resilience: +10% 7 Passive Y
Imperil 9 Command Y
Magic: +16% 15 Passive Y
Wound 23 Command Y
Curse 28 Command Y
Resilience: +20% 30 Passive Y
Dispel 38 Command Y
Auto-Haste 41 Passive Y
Pain 44 Command Y
Woundga 50 Command Y
Fog 54 Command Y
Poison 62 Command Y
Painga 70 Command Y

Other appearances[]

Final Fantasy Trading Card Game[]

Schrodinger appears in Final Fantasy Trading Card Game as Water-elemental Monster cards.

Etymology[]

Schrödinger's cat is a thought experiment, sometimes described as a paradox, devised by Austrian physicist Erwin Schrödinger in 1935.

Related enemies[]

Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII[]

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