If you miss the Laser Enemy Skill from Corel Prison then you'll have to wait until Northern Crater to get it again. Use Manipulate if needed to force the enemy to use Flame Thrower. Nibel that you found the Materia Keeper boss. Dragons are found in the same area of Mt. From my experience their encounter rate is higher in the final room of the dungeon, just before the Junon area. The easiest enemy to find to learn Flame Thrower from is the Arkdragon in Mythril Mines. Once you're in battle with one, feed it Mimett Greens or Sylkis Greens then use Lv 4 Suicide on it, it'll retaliate with Chocobuckle. This Chocobo is level 16 - every other Chocobo with every other pairing of enemies is level 13, this is how you can tell them apart. You will also need to purchase Mimett for Sylkis Greens, I have personally tested it with Mimett and Reagen Greens and it only worked with Mimett but I have ready Sylkis works too.įight Chocobos around the Chocobo Farm area until you get into a battle with a Chocobo and two of the bird (Mandragora) enemies (pictured above). To acquire this Enemy Skill you'll first need the Lv 4 Suicide Enemy Skill. These enemies will only use the L4 Suicide ability if you have a character in your party whose level is a multiple of 4. In the area surrounding the Chocobo Farm on Disc 1 look for the rabbit enemies hiding in a hole. You can acquire this Enemy Skill at the same time as Matra Magic. You can return to the area around Midgar at any point later in the game to acquire this enemy skill, it's the easiest location to access. This Enemy Skill is first available around Midgar but you most likely won't pick it up until Corel Prison later.

Shadow Flare: Ultimate Weapon (Boss) & othersĪs for the second list, I have provided pictures of each enemy that gives you a certain enemy skill so you know exactly what it is you're looking for. ** Trine: Mt Nibel (Materia Keeper Boss)**ġ9. Aqualung and Magic Breath do more damage than Trine and Pandora's Box is just stupidly complicated to get, it'll probably have you waste a few hours reloading save files.ġ3. If it makes you feel better I think both suck and aren't even worth getting. There's only two enemy skills in this game that you can permanently miss and they are Trine as well as Pandora's Box. Technically Beta/Midgar Zolom is out of order because when you first run into him you most likely won't be able to get Beta from him. Just below these paragraphs you'll find a succinct list of all the enemy skills in the order of which they are able to be acquired throughout the game. On this page I also have two lists for each of the enemy skills that you can learn. Materia #4: Chocobo Sage's house after you obtain the Highwind during Disc 2 Materia #3: Behind the bed in the 'Inn' of Forgotten Capital Materia #2: Found in the basement of a building in Junon Materia #1: Shinra Building in the specimen tank that Red XIII was held captive in (appears after defeating the boss) Here is a list of where you can find each of the four Enemy Skill Materia: There are a total of four Enemy Skill Materias in the game and there is no way to duplicate them, mastering them does nothing but make you feel good about your achievement. I cannot recommend enough that you go out of your way to acquire these throughout the game.Īll you have to do to learn an enemy skill is be hit by that skill while equipped with the Enemy Skill Materia. For Final Fantasy 7 these skills are insanely useful and they make beating the game almost twice as easy. Also for most Final Fantasy games the strength of these skills greatly varies.

In almost every Final Fantasy game there is a way for you to learn some of the skills that the enemies use. Enemy Skill Locations & Guide - FF7 Walkthrough

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