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Thundaja (サンダジャ, Sandaja^?), also known as Bolt 4 or Thunder 4, is a recurring level four Lightning-elemental spell.

See also: Thunder (Ability), Thundara, and Thundaga.

AppearancesEdit

Final Fantasy XEdit

Thundaja is a powerful attack used by Dark Ixion in the International/PAL version. It inflicts massive non-elemental damage, cannot be reflected, and inflicts a large delay.

Final Fantasy XIEdit

Thundaja is Elemental Magic exclusive to Black Mage. Scrolls of Thundaja can be obtained as rewards from some battles in Voidwatch.

Final Fantasy XI Spell Thundaja
MP:	396
Effect:	Deals Lightning damage to enemies within area of effect. Successive use enhances spell potency.
Duration:
Casting Time:	8.25 seconds
Recast Time:	51.25 seconds
Magic Type:	Elemental Magic
Element:	Lightning
Jobs:	BLM 96

Thundaja is a spell exclusive to the Esper Adrammelech during his boss fight. It causes heavy Thunder damage and inflicts the Stop status. Interestingly, in the Japanese version, this spell was named Thunga (サンガー Sangā) rather than Thundaja (サンダジャ, Sandaja) to pay the original Final Fantasy homage in which the third tier of Lightning-elemental spell was named so. This spell is similar to the Ark Blast Quickening concurrence.

Final Fantasy XII: Revenant WingsEdit

Thundaja is a spell exclusive to the Esper Shemhazai. It causes heavy Thunder damage to all enemies in the area of the spell.

Final Fantasy TacticsEdit

"Black magick that strikes targets with lightning."

—Description

"Angry spirits of the world strike now! Bolt4!"

—Upon casting in Playstation version.

The only Job that can learn Thundaja is the Black Mage. It costs 850 Job Points to learn (900 in the Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions version), requires 48 MP to cast, and has a speed of 10. Thundaja causes a massive amount of Thunder damage in an area with an effect of three horizontal and vertical reach of three. Unlike lesser Thunder spells, it will not damage its caster.

Thundaja has a 30% chance of being learned by a Black Mage who has not learned the spell yet and is damaged and not knocked out by the spell, or absorbed and heals at least 1 HP. Nullifying the damage does not count.