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Ifrit is a recurring summon in the Final Fantasy series. He is fire-based and his special attack is generally named "Hellfire".

[edit] Final Fantasy III

Ifrit is avaliable as a summon.

• Jobs: Evoker, Sage, Summoner
• White Summon: Restores HP to all allies
• Black Summon: Damages all enemies with flames of rage
• High Summon: Damages all enemies with an overwhelming inferno

[edit] Final Fantasy VI

Ifrit is an Esper found in the Magitek Research Facility by the Returners where he is saved by them. A fire type, Ifrit is best used against Ice based opponents.

Level Bonus: Strength + 1

MP Cost: 26

Special Move: Inferno (Hellfire)

• Description: Inflicts Moderate Fire Damage to all enemies.

Boss Stats

[edit] Final Fantasy VII

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[edit] Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core

Main Article: Ifrit (Crisis Core)

Ifrit appears early in the game as a summoned boss fight at Mt. Tamblin - Animal Trail. He also shows up in Missions 5-1-1 and 8-1-1. He is fire-based, and weak to ice magic.

[edit] Final Fantasy VIII

Ifrit

Ifrit is the first guardian force that you encounter in this game. It is living in the Fire Cavern to test potential SeeDs. He uses a fire attack called Hell Fire. Squall Leonhart fights and defeats Ifrit, leading to the GF's decision to join Squall. Ifrit is useful for his stat boosting abilities like Str+20% and Str+40%. He also has the ability to turn items into Fire magic as well as ammo for Irvine's limit break.

Scan Info

  Fire GF, uses fire magic. It's a strong opponent, but as it is a part of Garden's 
  exam, not impossible to defeat.

• Weak to Ice

[edit] Strategy

Ifrit is the first Boss you'll come across in the game, as part of the SeeD Test. Head over to the Fire Cavern, just outside of Balamb Garden on the World Map. When you get there you'll be asked by the guards to choose a time limit in which to reach and defeat Ifrit. Follow the path with Quistis through the Fire cavern until you reach Ifrit; the longer you take the more she'll talk with you. When you get to Ifrit the battle starts. If you've been paying attention, he should be the third GF you'll get. He is relatively easy to defeat, even for the beginner; the only problem you may encounter is with the time limit. Use ice magic for maximum effect, and the GF Shiva if you have it, and other than that just keep physically attacking, and keep an eye on yours and Quistis' health.

[edit] Final Fantasy IX

Ifrit from FF9

Ifrit is one of Princess Garnet's eidelons that she can learn after obtaining the Topaz. It comes out of a burning flame and powers up his fist with fire and brings it down to the floor cuasing a massive shockwave which harms all enemies. Ifrit is also given to you at the start of Disc 3 (along with Shiva and Atmos) by Dr Tot.

[edit] Final Fantasy X

Main Article: Ifrit (FFX)

Ifrit is the second Aeon encountered in the storyline of Final Fantasy X, given to Yuna by the Fayth of Kilika. Being a fire type, Fire based attacks will heal Ifrit, whereas Ice based attacks will deal double damage.

Belgemine also summons Ifrit to fight against Yuna twice - once at the Mi'ihen Highroad and later at Remiem Temple. Isaaru summons his version of Ifrit named Grothia against Yuna in the Via Purifico. Ifrit is fought one last time in the battle with Yu Yevon.

In the International version of Final Fantasy X, Dark Ifrit can be fought as an optional boss battle.

[edit] Final Fantasy X-2

Ifrit in FFX-2

Main Article: Ifrit (FFX-2)

Ifrit is fought as a boss in Chapter 3 in Kilika Temple.

[edit] Final Fantasy XII

The name "Ifrit" appears as a massive airship. The Ifrit was responsible for the attack on the night of the Fete on the resistance, as they attempted to storm the palace.

[edit] Final Fantasy XIII

Ifrit is an Eidolon, though not playable.

[edit] Dissidia: Final Fantasy

Main Article: Ifrit (Dissidia)

Ifrit appears in Dissidia in both Auto and Manual summonstones. His Auto summon is modeled after the Final Fantasy VIII version, while the Manual summon is modeled after the Final Fantasy IV version.