Lore of Final Fantasy - Tonberry

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is one of the most iconic monsters in Final Fantasy for those who do not recognize it. The

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is a small, simple and even cute creature, but those who know what it is recognize it as one of the most dangerous monsters in the series. Tonberry's mythical and historical inspirations are unclear. Both Japanese and Western culture are rife with stories about spectral flames and angry ghosts seeking revenge against the living. The Oni phenomenon will be our ghost light. It is said that the spirits of the dead will become flames and beings. as in Rio and Goryeo they are said to be the vengeful ghosts of the dead in Western culture there was the will of the wisp files who are said to be wandering spirits a story about the origin of the jack-o'-lantern says that a man called Jack was banned from entering heaven and had convinced Satan not to take him to hell, so his spirit was left to wander the world of the living using a lantern to light his way beyond these general myths .

There doesn't seem to be a specific inspiration behind Tong berries. powers and appearance a possible candidate is the sea monk or ohmy bosu. They are spirits that appear as indistinct black heads with glowing eyes and sometimes wearing robes, but otherwise they are said to appear on ships at sea to try to sink them and are huge in The tan berries also resemble demons. of Kappa water, which were childlike in stature and had soft, slimy skin, but the tonberry is not closely associated with water and they do not have shells like Kappa usually have, it is entirely possible that the tonberry is an original design based on myths and legends of vengeful spirits and ghostly fires without being based on one in particular.

Thom Berries are depicted as small lizard-like creatures with soft green heads, yellow eyes, and a dull brown tunic. A tan berry carries two things. with him a flashlight to light his way in a large, sharp knife, although this overall depiction varies little, there are a couple of inconsistencies, there was no pattern until HM, the tan belly carries his flashlight with a knife and is largely Random between games and some games. At this point, the baby appears to be wearing shoes or some type of foot protection, but in other games he goes barefoot. Tom Barry's behavior in battle is fairly consistent throughout the series.

Tom Berry slowly walked to the party and strikes back with Karma, also known as grudge. Calmer deals damage depending on how many enemies the target dies throughout the game, but sometimes only deals damage for how many Tone Berries they have killed when Tom Berry gets close enough to the group he attacks with his knife, this attack is variable. known as a butcher knife or chef's knife and deals massive damage to the target or kills them instantly. Tom's berries made their first appearance in Final Fantasy 5 as an enemy and story drops, they have that typical behavior of approaching the group and using a knife, but they are missing it. his karma ability in Final Fantasy 6 Tom's berries are animals that fight in a cave, they receive what could be a prototype of his karma ability, traveler, which deals damage depending on the number of steps the party takes when attacking , they counterattack with a knife and follow him as a traveler. a chest from the animal cave pits the group against three unique Tom berries that cannot use the traveler, but instead use Holly in the old castle cave.

Master Tom barely attacks some. A chest, this variant uses changing barriers to change its elemental weaknesses and attack patterns, and can also use the knife and travel in a combo in Final Fantasy 7. Tom's berries were meant to be fought in the northern cave and the first visit, but the area they would have spawned in has enemy encounters disabled, so they can only be fought on the battle square. Tom Berry used attack time damage which damages a target depending on how long the player has played and the knife attack is an instant death attack. Master Tom Berry who appears in the northern crater at the end of the game behaves similarly, but instead of time damage he uses everyone's grudge the first appearance of the ability that deals damage depending on how many monsters the target dies increases the core there are many varieties of tonberry, including master tonberry holy tonberry god tonberry and king tonberry the strongest Tom berries can teleport closer to Zak when he uses a kitchen knife.

A chain of missions. Take prizes for the key item. Enemy in Final Fantasy 8, the Tom Berry appears in the central ruins and in an ultimate chess castle. Once again counterattack with everyone's grudge and your chef's knife to deal massive damage to a target when it gets close after about 18 to 24 Tom Berries. been defeated, the party will encounter the tonberry king, uses knife attacks that act as everyone's grudge and countless attacks, summons random objects that fall on the party's head when the king is defeated, the party receives the strength of the guardian Tom Berry's first time Tom Berry has been summoned as a GF Tom Berry has no binding skills, but he has powerful support skills.

His summoning abilities. The chef's knife deals non-elemental damage to a single enemy in Final Fantasy 9. Tom's berries appear in the absent castle, usually in trios, slowly approaching the group and using a knife. or everyone's grudge when they get close enough, the knife deals 9999 damage and the Tom berry then flees the battle, while everyone's grudge deals damage based on the number of Tom berries killed, so it's generally very weak in Final Fantasy 10. Tom berries appear in the cabin of stolen faith when they approach they use a chef's knife to cause massive damage which is faced and in the Tom berry they will use voodoo to conjure an Aeon doll and stab it to cause damage when the player has captured one of each demon in the cabin of stolen faith in the monster arena can face the boss Don Tonberry, who behaves as if he were the ruler in the sequel to Final Fantasy 10, a new variant in which Megaton Mary appears through infinity, oh, her karma damages a character's HP and MP by half and the chef's knife. deals massive damage Final Fantasy 11 marks the first time the city's underbelly has been given a significant backstory and law. 10,000 years ago, the Zilart found several of their people regaining their typical telepathic abilities and exiled them to the desert and became known as the Kulu.

The Kulu built their own cities until the Salaat subjugated them and destroyed their cities. When the Salaat attempted to open the gates of paradise to become gods, they devastated the world of vanity and the Kulu eventually fled to the ruins of their cities. The hatred they fell before the salaat and the magical consequences of the incident turned them into cinnamon-co

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d berries. Tonberry used his signature: Everyone's Grudge and Everyone's Strongest Grudge, both dealing damage depending on how many tan berries the player has killed, making them extremely dangerous for a pit. Traveled adventurer as with other summons and recurring monsters, Final Fantasy 12 uses tonberry as indicative of an airship, the air cutter, where the boss of the game's prologue is in the sequel, the revenant wings with berries are a nod to the summon no elemental and also a Normal Enemy, the normal attack knife damages an enemy and deals resistance and special attack karma damages based on the number of enemies it kills the target.

Enemy Tom's berries have red skin, a trait unique to their many variations in the series in Final Fantasy 13. The first time the party faces Berry is in mission 34, the mission is set up as a battle with Zenobia. , but when he appears, Tom Berry stabs him to death and Tom Berry becomes the group's target. Tom Berry is just an offensive attack. knife, but as the fight progresses, he will use grudge attacks of increasing power that grant increasingly higher stat boosts and a resistance status Later, in mission 41, in the trials of Titan, the player faced berries of three shades at once.

Tom's Berries reappear in 13: using a variant of his strategy in the first game as the battle progresses with improvements from Tom Berry's knife attack and Neal's increasing damage and

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ly using the ultimate grudge that Steel placed six six six six six damage to the Tom Berry and Final Fantasy group. 14 takes inspiration from Final Fantasy 11 for its backstory, the ancient city-state of NIM was overtaken by a destructive plague called the Green Death that transformed its people into Tom Berries, the Tom Berries make the Wanderers' palace their headquarters of power and hatred of other races are encouraged by King Tom Berry, the Tom Berry patrol the palace and establish paths and can use their signature chef's knife and King Tom Berry can use everyone's grudge when the adventurer defeats King Tom Berry, the Tom Berry breed becomes docile.

For outsiders, Tom Barrett also features prominently in the Academic quest line, as we NIM are the only ones capable of using the magic associated with the Academic class and in Final Fantasy 15, baby Toms can switch between aggressive and aggressive modes. passive, indicating whether they are avoiding. the player or by searching for them, they can use physical attacks that deal massive damage and can also use fire attacks from their flashlights that inflict the burn status. The strongest Sir Tom Berry and Master Tom Berry fight quite differently, unusually for Tom Berry, they wear hoods. They lift their robes and surround their knives with purple fire oils to signify that they use devastating long-range combo attacks.

This is widely considered to be a reference to Yoda from Star Wars or perhaps Mickey Mouse from Kingdom Hearts due to Bowie's diminutive stature and acrobatic tan. The fighting style and aura around his knives resembles a lightsaber. Tom's Berries appear in many other Final Fantasy games variably as an enemy or a summon. They have appeared in Tactics, Advanced Tactics, and Two Crystal Chronicles. Dissidia Theatrhythm and chocobos dungeon and

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Fantasy type 0. Zeroes commander Ko Asami saved Tom Berry's life and befriended him, and now serves as his assistant using a variant of Tom Berry's wash that incorporates the aesthetic of the Academy uniform.

If the player asks Co Asami for support and he is not available, his Tom Berry will appear. Instead, this is the first and so far only time a Tom Murray will join the party, although he is an AI-controlled guest character in a Final Fantasy logger. Tom's Berries are the bosses of the North Shore Nightmare Dungeon before the Nightmare Bosses were revised. and simplified, the battle consisted of the player fighting waves of Tom Berries that slowly approached the group. They were in co

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d circles that increased their vulnerability to certain statuses that could slow their progress the closer the Tom Berries got to the group before they were killed.

Damaged Tom Berry King will face when he enters the battle in the Final Fantasy Unlimited anime. A monster based on Tom Berry is summoned by Kaze using the Horizon Gold Yellow Black and Photon Silver Ground Charge Triad. The Media Master monster looks like Tom Berry, but attacks, creating a meteor shower that concludes our look at Tom Berry and Final Fantasy. Thanks to everyone for watching and thanks to all the players whose game footage was used. If you liked it, please like this video and share it to help me. generate traffic, there won't be a poll for Law's next Final Fantasy video as I have another video I want to work on, but it will be just as informative as this one, so subscribe to stay up to date on what it is and when it's coming out