This skill is added to the battle menu when a Enemy Skill command materia is equipped. E.Skill enables the character to use any of the skills learned from monsters on that particular materia.

One of the basic elemental magic materia, providing Quake, Quake2, and Quake3 when fully powered.

One of Mog's Dances, of the mountain terrain. Earth Blues includes the actions Land Slide, Sun Bath, Sonic Boom, and Whump.

Red XIII's second level 3 Limit Break. He attacks random enemies multiple times, each hit resulting in a small volcanic eruption.

An area of geological instability on the Outer Continent, under the constant tremors of an earthquake. It forms part of a sealed portal to Terra on the Shimmering Island along with the Water Shrine, Fire Shrine, and Wind Shrine, which may be unlocked with mirrors found on a map in Ipsen's Castle. The shrine is guarded by Lich.

The Earthbound Ones in 12,000BC are humans lacking the ability to control magic. They live on the surface, where they must endure the ice age as best they can.

See Final Fantasy IV Easytype.

One of Rikku's targes, with three Magic Defence stat increasing auto-abilities.

One of Wakka's armguards, with protection against silence using either the Silence Ward or Silenceproof auto-ability.

One of Kimahri's armlets, with protection against silence using either the Silence Ward or Silenceproof auto-ability.

One of Lulu's bangles, with protection against silence using either the Silence Ward or Silenceproof auto-ability.

One of Auron's bracers, with protection against silence using either the Silence Ward or Silenceproof auto-ability.

One of Yuna's rings, with protection against silence using either the Silence Ward or Silenceproof auto-ability.

One of Tidus' shields, with protection against silence using either the Silence Ward or Silenceproof auto-ability.

One of Rikku's targes, with protection against silence using either the Silence Ward or Silenceproof auto-ability.

A powerful GF with a non-elemental attack which may deal more than 9999 damage, and takes about three hours to summon. Eden may be drawn from Ultima Weapon in the Deep Sea Research Facility.

King of Figaro, he pretends to cooperate with the Empire, while secretly aiding the Returners. Twin of Sabin. Females beware, as Edgar is a skirt-chaser of the worst sort. He uses various mechanical Tools in battle.

See Edgar.

Zell's most powerful glove, with 27 Str and 103 Hit%. The Ehrgeiz is a colorful red and blue. It can be remodeled with 1x Adamantine, 4x Dragon Skin, and 1x Fury Fragment.

Final Fantasy IX's version of the summon. Eidolons are mighty beings, summoned by the tribe of horned humans-- summoners-- who once lived in Madain Sari; Eiko is now the last of them living there. The Eidolon Wall there is painted with murals depicting the many Eidolons. The power of Eidolons can be used for good or evil, as they do what their summoner wishes. Kuja's master plan involves Eidolons. Eidolons are connected to gemstones, and also to four pieces of a legendary crystal that have been scattered throughout the world. In the game, both Eiko and Dagger can learn to summon different Eidolons, from the various gemstones, among other things.

While in Trance, the name of Dagger's Summon battle command changes to Eidolon. When used, the Eidolon summoned will come with full animation, causing more damage. Additionally, at the beginning of each of Dagger's turns until the end of Trance, the Eidolon will reappear and cause more damage, at no MP cost.