"The empress of ice, wreathed in frost. She is known for her signature move, "Diamond Dust", which freezes everything in an instant."

—Dissidia Final Fantasy Summon Compendium

Shiva (シヴァ, Shiva^?) is a frequently recurring summoned monster who usually takes the shape of a blue-skinned woman with clothing of the same color. Her signature attack, Diamond Dust (sometimes called Gem Dust), deals Ice-elemental damage.

Along with Ifrit and Bahamut, she is one of the only summons to appear in every main series game from Final Fantasy III through Final Fantasy XIII (although in Final Fantasy XII she appears as an airship instead of a summon). She also appears in every main series side-story and sequel that features summons, with the only exceptions being Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- and Final Fantasy XIV.

Contents 1 Profile 2 Appearances 2.1 Final Fantasy III 2.2 Final Fantasy IV 2.2.1 Final Fantasy IV: The After Years 2.3 Final Fantasy V 2.4 Final Fantasy VI 2.5 Final Fantasy VII 2.5.1 Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII- 2.6 Final Fantasy VIII 2.6.1 Abilities 2.6.2 Triple Triad 2.7 Final Fantasy IX 2.8 Final Fantasy X 2.8.1 Final Fantasy X-2 2.9 Final Fantasy XI 2.9.1 Abilities 2.10 Final Fantasy XII 2.10.1 Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings 2.11 Final Fantasy XIII 2.11.1 Final Fantasy XIII-2 2.12 Final Fantasy Type-0 2.13 Final Fantasy Tactics 2.14 Final Fantasy Tactics Advance 2.14.1 Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift 2.15 Final Fantasy Legends: Hikari to Yami no Senshi 2.16 Dissidia Final Fantasy 2.16.1 Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy 2.17 Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light 2.18 Theatrhythm Final Fantasy 2.19 Chocobo series 2.20 Final Fantasy: Unlimited 3 Other Appearances 3.1 Knights of the Crystals 3.2 Itadaki Street series 3.3 The World Ends With You 3.4 Kingdom Hearts 3.5 Blood of Bahamut 3.6 Lord of Vermilion II 4 Appearances in Popular Culture 4.1 Dead Fantasy 5 Merchandise 6 Etymology 7 References

ProfileEdit

Although enjoying regular appearances throughout the series, Shiva, like most of the popular summonable entities, has never been given any significant back story, being simply described as the "Ice Queen". She is, however, shown to have a lover named Shivar and a daughter named Shivan in Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings, although this is the only appearance that either of them have made in the entire series. In Final Fantasy XIII, Shiva is embodied in a pair of sisters called Nix and Stiria.

Shiva has occasionally been shown as one of the more "friendly" summonable entities, only requiring being fought to gain her services in a few Final Fantasy games, and she usually does not display malicious intent when doing so.

Shiva's basic physical characteristics are that of a willowy humanoid female with pale skin and long, blue hair so to invoke an image of ice and cold. This image is reinforced in later summon sequences by the addition of arctic winds, freezing temperatures and large ice crystal formations.

Shiva invariably wears only enough clothing to retain her modesty, along with boots and other minor aesthetic pieces. She carries no weapon in most appearances, and implements her main Diamond Dust attack with arm gestures, a snap of the fingers, and/or force of will. Later games in the series allow Shiva to carry out physical attacks in the form of kicks and punches.

AppearancesEdit

Final Fantasy IIIEdit

The first Final Fantasy to introduce Shiva and the ability to summon. She can be acquired by purchase of the Level 2 Summon Magic spell Icen.

• White summoning: Mesmerize - casts Sleep on all enemies.
• Black summoning: Icy Stare - deals Ice damage to one enemy.
• High summoning: Diamond Dust - deals Ice damage to all enemies.

Final Fantasy IVEdit

For the battle information, see: Shiva (Final Fantasy IV)

"Shiva, the Ice Queen... To incur her wrath is to feel your very heart freeze in your chest, for cold is her anger and swift her vengeance."

—Eidolon Library

Shiva appears as Rydia's summon after she rejoins the group in the Underworld. She is also a boss in Rydia's trial in the Lunar Ruins in the Advance and Complete Collection releases. She costs 30 MP to summon, has a power of 120, and attacks all enemies for ice-elemental damage. In the DS release the charge time to summon her is six seconds.

Final Fantasy IV: The After YearsEdit

For the battle information, see: Shiva (The After Years)

Shiva returns in Final Fantasy IV: The After Years as one of the Eidolons being controlled by the Mysterious Girl. She is first fought in Palom's chapter, then later can be faced in The Gathering. The first time is a scripted battle, but the second time the player fights Shiva until she stops attacking, and at this time the player must do the same if they want to recruit her, otherwise she will be killed. If the party stop fighting, Shiva will recognize Rydia and will be acquired as a summon. She costs 30 MP to summon.

Final Fantasy VEdit

For the enemy page, see Shiva (Final Fantasy V).

The Summoner job class has ability to call Shiva. She can be found at the tower at Walse Castle. This was the first time in the series Shiva appeared as a boss. Along with her are three Ice Commanders who also must be defeated. Shiva costs 10 MP to summon and deals mediocre Ice damage to all enemies.

Final Fantasy VIEdit

For the enemy page, see Shiva (Final Fantasy VI) See the Summon sequence here

Shiva appears as an esper, first encountered by the Returners in the Magitek Research Facility of Vector. After being drained of her power, Kefka disposes of her and Ifrit in a waste chute.

Believing they mean the two espers harm, Ifrit attacks the party. Shiva soon senses Ramuh's power within them, and halts the battle and the two grant their abilities to the Returners. Shiva's Spell Power is 52, and she costs 27 MP to summon. She is unblockable. She teaches the following spells:

• Blizzard x10
• Blizzara x5
• Osmose x4
• Rasp x4
• Cure x3

Final Fantasy VIIEdit

See the Summon sequence here

The Shiva Summon Materia is obtained from Priscilla of lower Junon after Cloud and company defeat the boss, Bottomswell. Shiva can then be assigned to a weapon or armor and called upon in combat and her spell power is equal to 1.5x the base magic damage.

If the player's Materia inventory is full during the scene Priscilla is supposed to give the Materia to Cloud and the party, she leaves the Shiva Materia in her room for the player to pick it up later.

Shiva is one of the available summons in the "Battle Square" demo version of the PC port of Final Fantasy VII.

Stats	Level 2	Level 3	Level 4	Master
AP for level	4000	15000	30000	50000
Stat changes	Magic +1, Max HP-2%, Max MP+2%

Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-Edit

Shiva can be summoned in battle using the Shiva Materia. She uses the attack Diamond Dust, an ice-elemental attack that hits all opponents. Her appearance is based off her appearance in the original Final Fantasy VII.

Final Fantasy VIIIEdit

See the Summon sequence here

Shiva is available as one of two default Guardian Forces assigned to protagonist Squall Leonhart at the start of the story. It is implied that she knows Ifrit, as he will comment on her if the player summons her in the battle against him. Shiva may be assigned to any party member throughout the game. If Squall attempts to exit Balamb Garden before accessing the tutorial where he obtains her, Quistis will present both Shiva and Quezacotl to him before reaching the World Map.

Shiva's attack, Diamond Dust, is an Ice-elemental attack that damages all enemies. Shiva's summon time is 12.9s, which, according to the Final Fantasy VIII Ultimania, allows the player to boost its damage to around 180% of normal damage using a regular PlayStation controller. Its damage is calculated as follows:^[1]

Damage = 62 * Level / 10 + 43

Damage = Damage * (265 − TargetSpr) / 8

Damage = Damage * 43 / 256

Damage = Damage * Boost / 100

Damage = Damage * (100 + SummonMagBonus) / 100

Damage = Damage * (900 − ElemDef) / 100:

Elemental Defense starts at 800 (0%), 900 nullifies damage and 1000 absorbs it. If an enemy is shown to be weak against an element, its Elemental Defense is below 800. If damage becomes negative (due to high Elemental Defense), the target is healed by that amount.

Compatibility Chart
Summon Effect	Shiva +20, Ifrit -10, Every other GF -1.6
Compatibility Items	Arctic Wind +1.6, North Wind +3.2, LuvLuvG +20.2
Casting Magic	Blizzard +1, Blizzara +2, Blizzaga +2.4, Fire -0.8, Fira -1, Firaga -1.2

AbilitiesEdit

Abilities learned naturally by Shiva are listed below:

Ability	AP	Prerequisite	Ability	AP	Prerequisite
Str-J	50	None	Vit+20%	60	Vit-J
Vit-J	50	None	Vit+40%	120	Vit+20%
Spr-J	(Already learned)		Spr+20%	60	None
Elem-Atk-J	160	Str-J	Spr+40%	120	Spr+20%
Elem-Def-J	100	Spr+20%	SumMag+10%	40	None
Elem-Def-Jx2	130	Elem-Def-J	SumMag+20%	70	SumMag+10%
Magic	(Already learned)		SumMag+30%	140	SumMag+20%
GF	(Already learned)		GFHP+10%	40	None
Draw	(Already learned)		GFHP+20%	70	GFHP+10%
Item	(Already learned)		Boost	10	None
Doom	60	Shiva Lv10	I Mag-RF	30	None

Triple TriadEdit

Shiva
	Element	Ice
	Refine	1 refines into 100 North Winds
	Drop	None
	Card	None
Level 8 (GF card)	Win	Trade The Girl Next Door magazine with Zone on the White SeeD Ship.

Final Fantasy IXEdit

Shiva is an eidolon summoned by Princess Garnet. Shiva is learned from Opal. According to notes left on the Eidolon Wall at Madain Sari, the summoners first discovered Shiva in the form of a small child. As years passed she eventually grew into her more familiar adult appearance. Her spell power is equal to 36 plus the total number of Opals in the party's inventory, and the cost of summoning her is 24 MP.

There exists an early concept art of Shiva in a more childlike appearance.

Tetra Master
#060 Location: Treno, Card Stadium, bell tower (Alexandria, Disc 3, pull the rope).

Final Fantasy XEdit

See the Summon and Overdrive sequence here

For the battle information, see: Shiva (Final Fantasy X)

The aeon Shiva is obtained after Yuna visits the fayth in the Macalania Temple. Shiva's fayth appears as a Macalanian priestess. She is unique in that Yuna can summon her before the player has named her, during the first fight against Seymour, in which she is called "????". Shiva has the highest initial Agility and Evasion of all the aeons.

Summonable entities in Final Fantasy X can be controlled by the player, and have their own special attacks, spells, and Overdrives. Shiva's special attack is called Heavenly Strike, which does ice damage and delays the enemy's turn. Though she starts out knowing only ice magic, she can be taught any ability provided the player has enough items. Ice magic heals her.

After Lulu receives and charges her Celestial Weapon, Onion Knight, Shiva will be able to break the damage limit of 9,999.

In the International and PAL versions of the game, Dark Shiva will appear as an optional boss when the party attempts to re-enter Macalania Temple after escaping from Bevelle.

Shiva is the only aeon to bring aesthetic changes to Yuna, by placing her silk cloak on her staff.

Final Fantasy X-2Edit

For the battle information, see: Shiva (Final Fantasy X-2)

Shiva makes her return in Final Fantasy X-2 as a boss under Shuyin's control. She is fought in the Farplane, as the temple sank to the bottom of the lake shortly after Final Fantasy X.

Final Fantasy XIEdit

Shiva appears in Final Fantasy XI as one of the six celestial avatars. She represents the ice element. The job class Summoner can unlock the "spell" Shiva upon completion of the quest "Trial By Ice". Alternatively, a brave low-level summoner may go on the quest "Trial Size Trial By Ice" and defeat Shiva in a battle alone rather than in a group. She has the highest magic attack of the game's six celestial avatars thus far, making her merited blood pact "Heavenly Strike" a popular choice. Shiva is also the name of one of the game's servers.

Formerly the young ruler of a small kingdom situated in the south of Vana'diel. Despite her young age, Shiva was a wise and highly competent ruler, loved by all her people, except a small fraction of the nobility. Those were faithful to Shiva's uncle, who had been regent when she first came to the throne. Scheming with the neighboring countries, Shiva's uncle finally managed to organize a coup. He seized the throne and banished Shiva to the frozen Northlands, reluctant to further provoke the anger of the population by executing her outright. However, the rulers with whom he had forged an alliance soon decided to take over the country.

In the chaos that followed, a regiment of soldiers, led by general Aeomatra, decided to go rescue their queen. They managed to find her, frozen solid in a block of ice. Unaccustomed to the harsh climate of the Northlands, they also died one by one, refusing to leave their unfortunate queen. Altana was moved by Shiva's plight and transformed her into the Celestial Avatar of Ice. Aeomatra is the name of the brightest, light blue-colored star of the Shiva constellation.

AbilitiesEdit

Level	Name	MP	Effect
1	Diamond Dust	All	Massive Ice Damage - Two-hour.
1	Axe Kick	10	Blunt physical attack weapon skill.
10	Blizzard II	24	Ice-based Elemental Spell.
28	Frost Armor	63	Gives the entire party the effect of Ice Spikes.
39	Sleepga	56	Inflicts Sleep on enemies in range.
50	Double Slap	96	Hits twice with a hand-to-hand physical attack weapon skill.
60	Blizzard IV	118	Ice-based Elemental Spell dealing damage.
70	Rush	164	Five-hit hand-to-hand physical attack weapon skill.
75	Heavenly Strike	182	(Merit) Ice-based Elemental Spell dealing massive damage.
Favor	Shiva's Favor	--	Increases Magic Attack of all party members in range.

Final Fantasy XIIEdit

Although not appearing in the game as a summon, the blue-skinned figure bound to the Esper Mateus resembles Shiva. Fran's level 3 Quickening Shatterheart resembles Shiva's special attack Diamond Dust.

There is also an Imperial airship named Shiva.

Final Fantasy XII: Revenant WingsEdit

Main article: Shiva (Revenant Wings)

"Alluring Empress of Ice. Blizzards whirl and rage at her command."

—Description

Shiva is the rank 3 Water Ranged summon, and costs 20 affinity points to summon. Her normal attack, Triple Slap, deals water damage to one foe with three successive hits. Her special, Diamond Dust, deals heavy water damage to all enemies in range, and inflicts Stop.

She is one of the unique water types in that she is really an ice-type. Therefore, she is weak to fire instead of thunder. There are two other weaker Yarhi which are also named after Shiva, Shivan and Shivar, which are stated to be her child and lover respectively.

Final Fantasy XIIIEdit

Main article: Eidolon (Final Fantasy XIII)#Shiva

For their battle information, see: Stiria (Boss) and Nix (Final Fantasy XIII)

See the Gestalt Mode And Summoning sequence here

"Cool them off!"

—Snow Villiers

In Final Fantasy XIII Snow Villiers' Eidolon is the Shiva Sisters, also referred to as the Twin Sisters of Shiva. The sisters are composed of Stiria (スティリア, Sutiria^?), the dark-skinned elder sister with a light patch around her right eye, and younger, lighter-skinned Nix (ニクス, Nikusu^?), who has a dark patch around one eye. Snow first faces the sisters as bosses at Lake Bresha, as a test to prove his strength to them.

While summoned, the sisters have separate ATB Gauges, but both will be dismissed if their shared SP Gauge falls to zero. This is compensated by Stiria not being able to be directly targeted. In normal mode, Stiria focuses on the Medic and Ravager roles, healing Snow and dealing ice-elemental damage to enemies. Nix focuses on a Commando role, although she does have Blizzara at her disposal. While Stiria cannot be targeted by enemies, she can still be damaged by Area of Effect attacks.

Snow's Gestalt Gauge increases by driving up enemy chain gauges and by defending against enemy attacks as a Sentinel. In Gestalt Mode, the Shiva Sisters transform into a motorcycle Snow can ride.

Final Fantasy XIII-2Edit

The Shiva Sisters help Lightning fight Caius in Valhalla, but are of different color from the original game, suggesting they are an alternate form of Shiva, like Caius's Chaos Bahamut. However, in the paradox ending, "The Future is Hope", Snow is seen sitting on the same gestalt motorcycle he had in Final Fantasy XIII. It is therefore possible that Snow received the Shiva Sisters again upon becoming a l'Cie.

Final Fantasy Type-0Edit

Shiva has a more human appearance than in other installments, with white/pink skin and long grey-blue hair with straight bangs. She wears a bikini top, a micro-skirt and a g-string, as well as high heels with floating gears.

In-battle Shiva is a quick character, and skates through the battlefield while striking her foes with ice spells.

Final Fantasy TacticsEdit

The job class Summoner can learn Shiva. Her Glacial Shards attack is a large ice-elemental attack that spreads over a portion of the battlefield. Shiva costs 24 MP, has a speed of 25, and needs 200 JP to learn.

In the PlayStation version, when summoned, the summoner will sometimes say, "Wind, fade to silence and light, give us power! Shiva!"

Final Fantasy Tactics AdvanceEdit

The Summoner job class learns the ability to summon Shiva through the Snake Staff for 200 AP and costs 18 MP to cast. Unlike in her other appearances where she appears with a revealing outfit, this incarnation of Shiva is shown in full armor with only the bottom of her face revealed. Although Shiva wields a sword and shield she does not use them to attack. Instead, she holds the sword vertically above her head, and casts an ice spell.

Shiva has a Magic Power of 40, is stealable through the ability Steal: Ability, and is also susceptible to Return Magic and Absorb MP.

Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the RiftEdit

Like in Final Fantasy Tactics Advance, Shiva appears once more with her dark blue armor and sword, although she does not use her sword to fight, but instead raises it to send a flurry of ice shards at the selected foes. The Summoner job can learn the "spell" Shiva through the Serpent Staff for 300 AP, and Shiva costs 16 MP to cast with a range of 4.

Final Fantasy Legends: Hikari to Yami no SenshiEdit

This section of the article about Final Fantasy Legends: Hikari to Yami no Senshi is a stub. You can help Final Fantasy Wiki by expanding it.

Dissidia Final FantasyEdit

Shiva appears as a summon in Dissidia. When summoned, Shiva uses Diamond Dust, "freezing" the opponent's Bravery Points, preventing them from increasing. Like many summons in Dissidia, Shiva can be summoned in two distinct ways: automatically, which summons her immediately when the user is attacked by an HP attack and her Final Fantasy VIII artwork appears, and manually, where her Final Fantasy IV artwork appears. Shiva's auto version can be obtained in the third stage of the Destiny Odyssey II storyline, and the manual version can be obtained in the same odyssey's second stage.

Dissidia 012 Final FantasyEdit

Shiva's Final Fantasy X incarnation is summonable by Yuna in-battle to perform either Heavenly Strike or Diamond Dust.

Shiva also returns as a summonstone, with the same function as in Dissidia. Her auto version is now found in Chapter Six: Indiscernible Truth of Scenario 012. The manual version can be purchased from certain Moogle Shops for 30 KP.

Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of LightEdit

The Book of Shiva is a weapon in Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light. It is found in a chest in Invidia Underground and bought from Liberte shop for 675 gil.

Theatrhythm Final FantasyEdit

Shiva appears as a summon in Theatrhythm in her Final Fantasy X attire and appearance.

Chocobo seriesEdit

Main article: Shiva (Chocobo Series)

Shiva appears in Chocobo's Mysterious Dungeon, Chocobo's Mysterious Dungeon 2, Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo's Dungeon, Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo Tales, and Chocobo Racing. She appears also as cards in Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo Tales and Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo's Dungeon.

Final Fantasy: UnlimitedEdit

In the anime, Final Fantasy: Unlimited, Shiva makes two appearances as a summon. The Soil Charge Triad (Soil is like the colored bullet of a Magun, used to summon creatures) needed to summon Shiva is:

• The cry of the dark spirit, Dark Green!
• The one that does not forgive creation, Virgin White!
• The one that freezes everything, Ice Blue!

Followed by saying: "Shine! Summoned Creature! Shiva!"

In the English audio version, the Soil Charge Triad was changed to:

• The cry of a soul without light, Forest Green! (or Moss Green)
• The soil that forbids the birth of life, Maiden White!
• To freeze all things, Ice Blue!

Followed by saying: "Shine! I summon you! Shiva!"

At the second summoning Shiva seems to be destroyed by the Makenshi's brother, Madoushi, with a swipe of his sword.

Other AppearancesEdit

Knights of the CrystalsEdit

Shiva is a monster summoned by the summoner Stein at the Ice Fortress. Defeating them both will reward the player with the Quest Achievement "Blizzard Master".

Itadaki Street seriesEdit

Shiva has appeared in Itadaki Street Special and Itadaki Street Portable.

The World Ends With YouEdit

"A powerful, top-class Tin Pin with a cool design worthy of its namesake, the Ice Queen. Rapidly tap empty space to activate her psych."

—Pin Description

Shiva appears as a pin called Tin Pin Shiva in The World Ends with You. Her psych calls up massive icicles from the ground, dealing considerable damage to the enemy.

Kingdom HeartsEdit

While not making a physical appearance in the series, Shiva's trademark attack, Diamond Dust, appears as a usable command style for all three protagonists in Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep, by filling up the Command Gauge with Ice-type attacks.

A Keyblade Sora can obtain in Kingdom Hearts Final Mix and Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories bears this name, and it is lastly the name of a Sleight and Limit Break Vexen from Organization XIII can use in Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories and Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days, respectively.

Blood of BahamutEdit

Shiva appears as one of the giant monsters in Blood of Bahamut.

Lord of Vermilion IIEdit

Shiva appears as a card in Lord of Vermilion II.

Appearances in Popular CultureEdit

Dead FantasyEdit

Shiva is summoned by Yuna, along with all of the other aeons, in Dead Fantasy IV, but is ultimately defeated by Kasumi and her clones.

MerchandiseEdit

Shiva is one of the more popular summons in the Final Fantasy series and as thus has appeared in numerous official merchandise.

EtymologyEdit

Shiva shares her name with the Hindu god, Shiva (also spelled Śiva). The Hindi Shiva once saved the world by consuming poison, giving him/her blue skin around the area of the neck and throat. It should also be mentioned that Shiva is a god of duality, meaning Shiva is both male and female (though more often thought of as male), as well as god of destruction.

Also, in paintings Shiva was frequently mistaken for a woman due to his long hair and facial features. It is believed that he also periodically destroys the world, then recreates it. There is a possibility that the name was simply the Japanese way of pronouncing the word "Shiver", which is a possibility given her icy nature. Another possibility is the reference to the Slavic goddess Živa, the goddess of love and fertility.

ReferencesEdit

v · e · d Summons
List of Summons
Recurring summons
Alexander - Anima - Asura - Atomos - Bahamut - Behemoth - Bomb - Brynhildr - Cactuar - Cait Sith - Carbuncle - Catoblepas - Chocobo - Diabolos - Fenrir - Gilgamesh - Goblin - Golem - Hecatoncheir - Ifrit - Ixion - Kirin - Lamia - Leviathan - Lich - Maduin - Magic Pot - Magus Sisters - Midgardsormr - Moogle - Odin - Phoenix - Quetzalcoatl - Ragnarok - Raiden - Ramuh - Remora - Shiva - Siren - Syldra - Sylph - Tiamat - Titan - Tonberry - Typhon - Ultima - Unicorn - Valefor - Zalera
Final Fantasy IV
Cockatrice - Mindflayer - Mist Dragon - Whyt
Final Fantasy V
Syldra
Final Fantasy VI
Bismarck - Crusader - Quetzalli - Phantom - Seraph - Lakshmi - Valigarmanda - Zona Seeker
Final Fantasy VII
Bahamut Fury - Bahamut SIN - Bahamut ZERO - Choco/Mog - Hades - Kujata - Knights of the Round - Neo Bahamut
Final Fantasy VIII
Brothers - Cerberus - Doomtrain - Eden - MiniMog - Moomba - Pandemona
Final Fantasy IX
Ark
Final Fantasy X
Yojimbo
Final Fantasy XI
Air Spirit - Dark Spirit - Earth Spirit - Fire Spirit - Garuda - Ice Spirit - Light Spirit - Thunder Spirit - Water Spirit
Summons of Ivalice
Adrammelech - Alraune - Aquarius - Balasa - Belias - Chaos - Cúchulainn - Cu Sith - Cyclops - Djinn - Exodus - Faerie - Famfrit - Garchimacera - Gnoam - Hashmal - Mateus - Ramih - Sagittarius - Sahagin - Salamander - Shemhazai - Shivan - Shivar - White Hare - Wyvern - Zeromus - Zodiark
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a Darklord
Abaddon - Ahriman - Chimera - Coeurl - Death Knight - Gigas - Kain - Little Pirate - Minion - Mu - Ochu - Palom - Shade - Scorpion - Sphere - Tentacle
Final Fantasy Legends: Hikari to Yami no Senshi
Argy
Dissidia Final Fantasy
Barbariccia - Cagnazzo - Deathgaze - Demon Wall - Iron Giant - Kraken - Malboro - Mandragora - Marilith - Omega - PuPu - Rubicante - Scarmiglione - Shinryu - Ultima Weapon - Ultros
Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy
Calcabrina - Giant of Babil - Land Worm - Shinryu Verus
Other Summons
Shadow Dragon - Lunar Eidolons - Tiamat - Griever - Braska's Final Aeon - Dark Aeons - Paragon - Amber Bahamut - Chaos Bahamut - Garnet Bahamut - Jet Bahamut - Twilight Odin
Summon Abilities
1000 Needles - Big Bang - Chef's Knife - Chocobo Kick - Delta Attack - Diamond Dust - Fat Chocobo - Gaia's Wrath - Gigaflare - Goblin Punch - Gungnir - Heavenly Strike - Hellfire - Judgment - Judgment Bolt - Megaflare - Meteor Strike - Mind Blast - Oblivion - Ruby Light - Self-Destruct - Thunderstorm - Tri-Disaster - Tsunami - Zantetsuken Astral Flow - Gestalt Mode