Most Kickass Summon

The question, very simple.

Of all of the summons in all of the Final Fantasy series,
Which do you think is the greatest?

I have to say Knights of the Round(FF7), come on, 70K damage per casting. Enough said.

Anima - just because I can relate to her in the mornings :D

Eden is pretty trippy.

Also,

*kicks to General Final Fantasy*

Awww just the FF games 3:?

Ummm, I'd have to say Shiva... :D

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Originally Posted by Blackheart252

I have to say Knights of the Round(FF7), come on, 70K damage per casting. Enough said.

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Anima outclasses KotR hard. With 16 hits x99999, that's more than enough to kill anything except the FFX uberbosses. Sure they are different battle mechanics, game-wise, but in terms of pure damage, not much can outshine Anima.

I like Bahamut from FFX and IIIj the best.

Everyone knows that Bahamut and Odin are great no matter which Final Fantasy they're in.

Anima, for the reasons tav already elaborated on.

Plus Anima is the only time anyone can ever :skull::skull::skull::skull: themselves over seeing a fish.

I've got a special place in my heart for both Shemhazai and Ultima. <333

Also, Roto is right! General FF plz kthx.

Eden (FFVIII)
Bahamut (FFX)
Anima (FFX)
Odin (Does it matter?)
Diablo (FFVIII)
NeoBahamut (FFVII)

bahamut in any installenent but especialy x
odin from viii
diablos from viii
thats all i can think of

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Originally Posted by Tavrobel

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Originally Posted by Blackheart252

I have to say Knights of the Round(FF7), come on, 70K damage per casting. Enough said.

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Anima outclasses KotR hard. With 16 hits x99999, that's more than enough to kill anything except the FFX uberbosses. Sure they are different battle mechanics, game-wise, but in terms of pure damage, not much can outshine Anima.

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In the original version of the game, Anima's Overdrive only hits once.

Nothing will ever beat FF III NES' chocobo, er, Bahamut I mean. I just like those giant flares and your enemies turning red from the heat. =p For a console as limited as the NES, I was impressed, I'll admit.

Yojimbo and Gilgamesh.

Bahamut and Shiva in General

I've always enjoyed Alexander, for no particular reason.

THE JACKEL