A weapon auto-ability that raises the wearer's strength by 10% of its base value.

A weapon auto-ability that raises the wearer's strength by 20% of its base value.

A weapon auto-ability that raises the wearer's strength by 3% of its base value.

A weapon auto-ability that raises the wearer's strength by 5% of its base value.

See Cloud.

One of Wakka's balls, with the Strength +10% ability.

One of Kimahri's lances, with the Strength +5% ability.

One of Aeris' unremarkable rods, with an interesting dual blade.

Cyan's SwdTech number 6. Stunner damages the enemy party and also causes Stop.

One of Auron's blades, with the Slowtouch ability.

One of Tidus' swords, with the Slowtouch ability.

Stolen on the fly from Junon's underwater section, to chase down the sub holding Huge Materia. Afterwards, the party can use it at their leisure to explore under the ocean between the three continents. It can be docked next to Junon and near the Gold Saucer, and also in a lake high in the mountains, through a connection that runs deep under the land all the way to the ocean. The submarine is needed to access the crashed Gelnika, to obtain the Key to the Ancients, and to fight Emerald WEAPON.

One of Wakka's balls, with the Deathstrike ability.

The command to call forth a powerful entity to aid in battle.

The entity called forth with the Summon command. Often of an elemental nature.

See call magic.

See call magic.

Red summon materia allows the bearer to call forth a powerful being to aid in battle, as FFVII's version of call magic. Most summons will use an elemental attack, some use a non-elemental attack, and a few add status ailments as well. Each summon materia is unique; the sole orb of its kind must be found, and cannot be bought.

An action Mog performs in the Dances Wind Song and Earth Blues. Sun Bath causes the sun to shine on the party, restoring HP.

An item which can be used in battle to damage the entire enemy party.

One of Wakka's armguards, with the Break HP Limit ability.

One of Sabin's Blitzes, activated by hitting X, Y, Up, Down. Using Suplex will pick up one enemy and pound it into the ground.

Magic that causes status changes, also called grey magic or time/space magic. Inflicting a status ailment on an enemy will generally not directly harm it, but will make the battle easier. Again, curing the party's status ailments, or placing a benificial status change upon them, will not directly heal them, but will ease the battle. Support magic is often found under both black magic and white magic.