One of Wakka's armguards, with protection against lightning using either the Lightning Ward or Lightningproof auto-ability.

One of Kimahri's armlets, with protection against lightning using either the Lightning Ward or Lightningproof auto-ability.

One of Lulu's bangles, with protection against lightning using either the Lightning Ward or Lightningproof auto-ability.

One of Auron's bracers, with protection against lightning using either the Lightning Ward or Lightningproof auto-ability.

Cait Sith's initial Megaphone.

See command materia.

One of Yuna's rings, with protection against lightning using either the Lightning Ward or Lightningproof auto-ability.

One of Tidus' shields, with protection against lightning using either the Lightning Ward or Lightningproof auto-ability.

One of Rikku's targes, with protection against lightning using either the Lightning Ward or Lightningproof auto-ability.

A secret Aeon found in the Cavern of the Stolen Fayth, Yojimbo is a warrior for hire (with a dog) and charges gil for every attack. Exactly what he does is up to him, and he can choose from four attacks ranging from the weak to the unstoppable Zanmato. The chosen attack depends on how much he likes his summoner. Upgrading Auron's Masamune allows Yojimbo to break the damage limit.

A sleek and deadly sword available from an old man in Rocket Town. When an ally is KOed, the attack power of this weapon increases.

She may be a young brat with far too much cheek, but Yuffie's ninja training ensures she has the strength to fight her way out of any trouble she finds herself in. Which is a lot. She hails from the once-great town of Wutai, but is sorely disappointed in its leader, Godo. She seeks - compulsively - any materia she can lay her hands on in an attempt to give her town back its strength, and only joins forces with Cloud and co. in order to steal all of theirs.

See Yuffie.

The first High Summoner, and daughter of Yu Yevon. Because of the bond between her and her husband, Lord Zaon, she used him as her Final Aeon. She refused to die, and now lives in the temple in Zanarkand, awaiting summoners who complete their pilgrimage. Yuna was named after her.

The name commonly given (by Tobli and others) to Yuna's show on the Thunder Plains in chapter 4. In an attempt to unite the people of Spira after their leaders go missing, Yuna holds a concert with the help of the Songstress dressphere. There, the sphere screen used to broadcast the show reacts with the Lenne's emotions to create a stunning vision of ancient Zanarkand.