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Attacks with ice, fire, and water elemental magic.
Final Fantasy VI PlayStation Bestiary entry
The Vector Chimera is an enemy in Final Fantasy VI that can be found in Kefka's Tower.
Stats
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Battle
It uses a variety of powerful elemental attacks, many of which hit the entire party. Fortunately, at the point in the game they are fought, they have low HP and can quickly be killed with the party's strongest spells. It has no elemental weaknesses or resistances, so any spells will work.
Coliseum setup
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Gigavolt, Aqua Breath, and Blaze are all evadable, but are better off absorbed or nullified with the Paladin's Shield, Minerva Bustier or a combination of other equipment. Thunder Shield will let the wearer absorb Lightning and nullify Wind, while a Red Jacket will let the wearer absorb Fire. Using Gogo or Relm's Sketch will let the player use Gigavolt (25%) or Aqua Breath (75%).
AI scripts
Normal script
Attack Turns:
1st Turn: Attack (66%) or Nothing (33%)
2nd Turn: Gigavolt (33%) or Snowstorm (33%) or Blaze (33%)
3rd Turn: Aqua Breath (33%) or Snowstorm (33%) or Attack (33%)
4th Turn: Aqua Breath (33%) or Gigavolt (33%) or Blaze (33%)
If attacked by "Attack": Attack (66%)
Coliseum script
Attack Turns:
1st Turn: Attack (25%) or Gigavolt (25%) or Aqua Breath (25%) or Blaze (25%)
If attacked by "Attack": Attack (66%)
Other appearances
Pictlogica Final Fantasy
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Kefka's Tower was built atop Vector, the Gestahlian Empire's former seat of power, and thus some enemies allude to it with their names.
The chimera is a fire-breathing monster, one of the offspring of Typhon and Echidna. It is commonly represented with a lion's head, a goat's body, and a serpent's tail in Greek mythology. In modern usage, the term chimera is often taken to mean any sort of hybrid between two or more species.