Hello everyone! I am glad to be here. I am Josh. It will be nice to meet you all. Thanks for having me! :)
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Hello everyone! I am glad to be here. I am Josh. It will be nice to meet you all. Thanks for having me! :)
JOSH!
Hello Josh. Have a cookie or two! :cookie: :cookie:
*steals the cookies*
:cookie: :cookie:
I can always make more. :bigsmile:
I have to be prepared if :monster: decides to come around :p
Greetings! :jess:
Hiya!
What's up Josh, my brother from another mother?
You make me wish there was a spell in Final Fantasy named Slapaga. Hello.
Hey there!
Welcome! I, too, want a spell called Slapaja. It would be quite ego boosting :D
Slapaja must be the last stage of the slap spell.
Slap, Slapa, Slapaga, Slapaja XD
Slapagun
I win XD
Slap- Minor non elemental damage to a single target. Causes weak delay and provokes the target. Affected by physical defense, not magical. Costs 10 MP
Slapra - Moderate non elemental damage to a single target. Causes delay and provokes the target. Breaks protect or shell status. Affected by physical defense, not magical. Costs 28 MP
Slapga - Major non elemental damage to a single target. Causes a strong delay, provokes the target and stuns the target. Removes protect and shell status on target. Unaffected by reflect. Ignores all defenses. Costs 54 MP.
Slapaja - Summons Slapaja to use either Slap, Slapra or Slapga 5-7 times on random opponents. Has a 30% chance to use Slap, 60% chance to use Slapra, and 10% chance to use Slapga. Costs 108 MP
Slapagun - This weapon can be used as an item to cast Slapra on all enemies. Has a 50% chance to break after use. If equipped physical attacks have a 20% chance of casting slapra instead of attacking for 0MP.
that doesnt make sense, null, ra, ga, ja, and gun are all spell endings, such as firagun and firaja, blizzagun, thundagun, blizzaja. I have never heard of thundaja...
Thundaja - The Final Fantasy Wiki has more Final Fantasy information than Cid could researchQuote:
Originally Posted by Hypoallergenic Cactuar
-ja level spells are very rare. You can use Curaja in Final Fantasy I (Also translated as Cur4 and Cure4.) Some Espers in FF XII will use -ja level spells during the fight against them ( three examples are Belias uses Firaja, Mateus uses Blizzaja, Zodiark uses Darkja) In final fantasy tactics, wizards can use Firaja (Fire4) as well as Blizzaja and Thundaja.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hypoallergenic Cactuar
thats right! thanks for clearing that up
Welcome to the Forums Josh ^^