Jubjub (FF11): The Jubjub Bird comes from Lewis Carroll's poem 'Jabberwocky", quoted in "Alice Through The Looking-Glass". Wingraptor (FF5): A raptor is a bird of prey, and there's a dinosaur called "velociraptor". Tiamat usually has five heads but can have anywhere from three to six. Rakshasi have been around longer than Dungeons and Dragons. Ralvimahgo (FF9): Raluvimbha in Japanese. Valaha (FF10): Valaha may be a misspelling of Varaha, the boar incarnation of the Hindu god, Vishnu.

Schizo (FF7): Schizo is the Latin word for split, since it is double headed, and its functions are split amongst its two heads. This is a list of all enemies, including bosses, that appears in the PS2 game Final Fantasy X-2.

Undine Entite (FF12): "Undin" most likely comes from "undine", which was a type of female water sprite in Teutonic folklore. Vidatu (FF10): Asto Vidatu was the Persian and Zorastrian demon of death. ): Dantalian in Japanese. Nastidon (FF6): Combination of "nasty" and "mastodon". PenumbraTheWolf 36,790 views. In some stories, she is enemy of Bahamut, king of the dragons.

They're spelled the same way in Japanese; probably the translators had never heard of Humbaba and so they arbitrarily picked the spelling 'Phunbaba'. They usually appear as dogs, fat birds, or skeletons. Marduk eventually slays Tiamat. Conditions d’obtention : Vous allez devoir suivre un cheminement de capture de monstres précis pour débloquer cette coupe : Récompenses : Plaque adamante, Œuf d’évolution, Broche d’or, Ame de Thamasa. Perhaps suggestive of Ozma's out-of-this-world appearance. Aka Manah Type Spell Spinner Location Mi'ihen Highroad, Thunder Plains, Calm Lands, Farplane Chapters 4, 5 Aka Manah is an enemy in Final Fantasy X-2 that appears in Chapters 4-5 at the Mi'ihen Highroad, Thunder Plains, Calm Lands, and the Farplane. All the destructive natural phenomena (earthquakes, floods, thunder, drought) as well as plagues are attributed to him.

It was a carnivore that walked on two long legs, and was about six and a half feet long. — Scan info. They were based on the Deep Ones from the Cthulu Mythos.

Primordite (FF6): Means "ancient", like the English word "primordial".

See Summons.

You may need to download version 2.0 now from the Chrome Web Store. Tidaliathan (FF4): This was translated as Ogopogo in the U.S. version.

Conway) with backwards feet. Bashura (FF10): Bash (as in hit) + Ashura. Eventually the human race is absorbed by the Overmind, and becomes one with it. Ziggurat Gigas (FF5): A ziggurat is a kind of pyramid-like tower with concentric steps; it's also from Mesopotamian culture, built by followers of Zoroaster.

Part of the triad that includes Bast (cat goddess) and Ra (the rather important sun god).

Tiamat is also the Sumerian name for Leviathin and Absu is also known as Behemoth and even Cthulhu sometimes. Mushussu (FF10): In Babylonian mythology, Mushussu was a three-headed dragon that served Babylonian goddess Tiamat. Performance & security by Cloudflare, Please complete the security check to access. À partir du menu et grâce à l’onglet « Créatures », vous allez pouvoir intégrer ce nouveau membre à votre équipe et le faire participer à vos combats ! It can grow to a size of 16 inches. Rakshasa (FF1): Quoting a Dungeons and Dragons trading card: "Rakshasas are a race of malevolent spirits encased in flesh that hunt and torment humanity.

Figaliz (FF6): Short for "Figaro Lizard". In Native American myth, the Wendigo is an evil spirit that flies down from the sky and attacks people that do evil deeds; it pulls the person up by the hair and then throws them into the sky. Nemesis (FF10): The Greek goddess of revenge or justice, but it's also a perfectly normal English word with a meaning similar to "archenemy". Titania (FFTA): The queen of the fairies in European legends.

A nice word for one of Kefka's minions. In truth, it is a fully matured Aka Manah, evolving into this being once its life comes to an end.. Kali was the three-eyed female counterpart of Shiva the Destroyer in Hindu mythology. Tomb Thumb (FF6): Not really mythological, but the name comes from "General" Tom Thumb, who was only about three feet tall. The offspring of this unusual coupling was Sleipnir. Suivez le guide. On that night, a snake will appear and curl itself around that egg. Taromaiti was a daughter of Angra Mainyu (Ahriman).

archaeopteryx. They have a limited form of ESP which allows them to disguise themselves as someone the human trusts." Quite suiting for a Mandragora-type monster.

Valia Pira (FF9): This is very possibly a mistransliteration of "Barrier Pillar". All three come from native legends and share the same description. She has five heads (blue, red, black, green, and white). Your IP: 151.80.223.213 It symbolizes the cyclical nature of the universe, how life comes from and depends on death and vice versa.

Skoll (FF10): Skoll was a wolf in Norse myth that pursued the Sun and Moon and would finally devour the celestial bodies at Ragnarok. Another way to prevent getting this page in the future is to use Privacy Pass. Lamia was, in ancient Greek and Roman mythology, a hideous creature who kidnapped and murdered children.

He's called Dark Bahamut in the import and also appears in FF6 on the Lethe River. Salamanders were mythical beats who were closely linked to the element of fire. "Canis" means "dog" in Latin. Sleipnir (various): Odin's eight-legged horse in Norse mythology. In Christian lore, Dantalian is a lesser demon who could alter the thoughts of men, turning them from good to evil. Final Fantasy, all games and animation bearing the Final Fantasy name, and all characters in said games or animation are copyright their respective creators, including but not limited to Squaresoft, Square Enix, Square EA, Tokyo TV, and ADV Films. When the egg hatches, a fearful monster called a "cockatrice" emerges from it. It can grow to a size of 16 inches. Xiphos (FF10): Greek for "sword". Apparently, this god also begat both Ahriman and the Ahura Mazda. It's like a lizard with a armored body & six legs. But Zeus didn't like this and Prometheus was imprisoned. It can unleash chains of devastating spells as well as Emblem of Thanatos to get the last laugh." It symbolizes the cyclical nature of the universe, how life comes from and depends on death and vice versa. © 1999-2019 Neo Era Media Inc. All rights reserved. Wolfmeister (FF7): This is a mangling of Wolframiter (the name given in Japan). He appears as an old man riding on a crocodile & carrying a Goshawk in his hand. Ralvimahgo (FF9): Raluvimbha in Japanese. Rakshasi have been around longer than Dungeons and Dragons. (The latter are not vegetal, though.).

More commonly known as Berith. It is capable of using the W-Attack skill and can cast the Strength spells of Thunder and Mute.

He also says that the reason they're on the moon is because when the lunar program was started, the astronauts were looking for simple organisms as evidence of life on it. Zarich (FFX-2): This is a Daeva who is the personification of aging. Gemini (FF10): The Twins of Zodiac fame. Antlion: Antlions are a species of predatory insects in Africa.