Thundara
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Thundara (サンダラ, Sandara), also known as Bolt 2 or Lit 2, is the second level Lightning-elemental Black Magic spell.
[edit] Appearances
[edit] Final Fantasy
Thundara, also known as LIT2 in the Famicom release and Bolt2 in the Origins release, is a level 3 Black Magic spell than can be bought in Elfheim and can be learnt by the Black Mage, Black Wizard, Red Mage, Red Wizard, and Ninja job classes.
In the Famicom and Origins releases, it inflicts between 30 and 120 Lightning damage. In the Dawn of Souls and 20th Anniversary Edition releases it inflicts moderate Lightning damage depending on the caster's Intelligence and costs 15 MP to cast.
[edit] Final Fantasy III
Thundara causes medium Thunder damage to one or all enemies, it is a level 3 Black Magic spell it can bought in The Village of the Ancients or in Northwest Saronia or can be found in Vikings Cove. Only jobs that can use these spells or a Black Mage, a Magus, and a Sage. Desch can also cast Thundara when he joins the party as a guest.
[edit] Final Fantasy IV
Bolt 2, retranslated as Thundara in the GBA release, causes medium Thunder damage to one or all enemies this spell is already known by Fusoya, Tellah, and by Rydia when she returns as an adult. This spell can also be obtained for Palom at a reaching a certain level.
[edit] Final Fantasy IV: The After Years
The spells comes back in the sequel of Final Fantasy IV. It can be cast by Rydia, Fusoya, Golbez, Palom, Black Mage, and Leonora.
[edit] Final Fantasy V
Bolt 2 retranslated as Thundara in the GBA release, causes medium Thunder damage to one or all enemies and it is a level 3 Black Magic spell. Only Black Mages can use this magic and can only be bought in Karnak. There is also a Mystic Knight ability which allows the character to attack with the power of Thundara in the sword.
[edit] Final Fantasy VI
Bolt2 is retranslated as Thundara in the GBA release. The spell causes Thunder damage to one or all enemies, and can be learned from the Esper Ramuh or from Maduin.
[edit] Final Fantasy VII
Bolt 2 is a spell that appears in Final Fantasy VII. It appears as the Lightning Materia after learning Bolt. The Lightning materia is also the one of the materia Cloud has equipped initially.
In the 1996 Demo release, Bolt 2 is available to Cloud from the start, and only costs 8 MP, while costing 22 MP in the final game.
[edit] Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-
Thundara is an Elemental Magic materia.
- MP Cost: N/A
- Target Type: Range
- Materia Generation System: Yellow
- Level 1 - Default - Base Damage: N/A
Special Effect: Can paralyze enemies, stopping their actions.
[edit] Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-
Thundara is a Magic Materia. It costs 14 MP and may hit multiple targets.
[edit] Final Fantasy VIII
The first game in the saga to have the spell called Thundara. Thundara causes medium Thunder-elemental damages upon targets. Players can refine one Thundara by combining five Thunders with Quezacotl's Mid Mag-RF ability or get five from one Magic Stone using Quezacoatl's T Mag-RF ability.
[edit] Final Fantasy IX
Thundara is a spell exclusive to Vivi. It only causes medium Thunder damage. Alternately, Steiner is capable of using Thunder Sword via attacking with Vivi. Vivi learns this spell from the Thunder Staff.
[edit] Final Fantasy X
Thundara is located on Lulu's side of the Sphere Grid. It causes medium Thunder-elemental damage to one enemy and it is accessible to all playable characters.
[edit] Final Fantasy X-2
Thundara is learned from the Black Mage Dressphere. It costs 100 AP to learn and 24 MP to cast. It can also be cast if certain Accessories or Garment Grids are equipped.
[edit] Final Fantasy XII
Thundara can only be cast when its required license, Black Magick 3 on the License board is learned. Anyone in the party can cast this spell and it can only be bought in Eruyt Village or on Mt. Bur-Omisace. In the International version, Thundara's License is Black Magick 6 and the spell can be used by three job classes; Black Mage, Red Mage, and Uhlan - although Uhlan must acquire the preceding Quickening License.
[edit] Final Fantasy Tactics
Thundara can be learned by the Black Mage Job for 200 JP. It costs 12 MP, and its speed is 20.
[edit] Final Fantasy Tactics Advance
The Thunder Rod teaches Thundara to the Black Mage for 200 AP. It requires 12 MP to cast.
[edit] Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift
Black Mages learn Thundara through the Thunder Rod, while Seers learn it through the Enavia Chronicles. In both cases, Thundara needs 250 AP to be mastered and costs 14 MP.
[edit] Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles
Thundara can only be cast when fusing Thunder Magicite. You must combine two Thunder Magicites to cast this.
[edit] Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates
Thundara can only be cast by piling two Thunder spells. If the target rings are perfectly lined up, it'll cast Thundara +1.
[edit] Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time
Thundara is cast by stacking two Thunder target rings.
[edit] Dissidia Final Fantasy
Thundara is one of Terra's Brave attacks, which summons four strings of lightning bolts to surround and converge on the opponent.
[edit] Gallery
 Thundara in Final Fantasy IV |
 Thundara in Final Fantasy IV: The After Years |
 Thundara in Final Fantasy V |
 Thundara in Final Fantasy VI |
 Bolt 2 in Final Fantasy VII |
 Thundara in Crisis Core |
