Invocations of Final Fantasy

Since Final Fantasy III , all the plays of the saga Final Fantasy are provided with a system of invocation, which makes it possible - at least with the combat - to invite a legendary creature in order to attack the enemy, or to look after or protect the members from the group. The operation of the invocations varies play concerned, by the characters who can use them, the way them of using or their evolutions. In spite of these great differences through the series, the system of invocation is one of the emblems of Final Fantasy .

In several titles, namely Final Fantasy III , Final Fantasy V , Final Fantasy VII , Final Fantasy Tactics and Final Fantasy Tactics Advance , the magic of invocation does not affect almost any the scenario and the course of the play, and appears only with the combat, in the orders of the magus or the character equipped with a matéria of this type. However, the invocations have a key role in the intrigue of the other plays of the series.

The magic of invocation plays a great part in Final Fantasy IV where one of the principal characters, Rydia, is the single surviving one of the destruction of Myst, an insolated village of invoqueurs.

In Final Fantasy V , although no character has necessarily the capacity to call upon, a certain number of additional searches ends in the acquisition of an invocation, generally after a battle against the monster, constituting a Boss.

In Final Fantasy VI , invocations called " Espers " play a great part in the course of the history. They are described like the human ones having been transformed at the time of the battles between gods. One of the principal characters of the play, Terra Branfort, is the girl of Esper and human. Consequently, Terra has various magic capacities and can be transformed into a being close to Esper. With certain notable exceptions, the remainders of Espers, the magicites, make it possible to the characters to learn from the fates.

In Final Fantasy VIII , the invocations are called " Guardian Forces " (or GFs) and influence the psychism of the people controlling them.

In Final Fantasy X , the Dreams and their use play a crucial role in the operation of the Spira planet, especially with regard to the Yévon religion, which controls the world psychologically.

In Final Fantasy XII , the invocations are thirteen creatures called " Éons ", associated with the Signs of the zodiac. They are strange beings with appearance and the form, designed by the gods in moved back times. Enjoying a great force and a great intellect, Éons knew the intoxication of the capacity quickly, which ends up making them proud and pushed them to defy their own creators. Seeing that, the gods were courroucés and decided to punish their creations. They locked up the hearts and the flesh of let us éons in seals, depriving them of their freedom for eternity. They from now on are condemned to serve that which will have called upon them. Only one person of the team can buy the license, therefore only one person will be able to call upon it, and this is irreversible. Moreover, during the invocation, only the éon and its invoker remain on the ground, and the éon cannot be controlled by the player: it attacks only thanks to one series of gambits, specific to each éon. Some of these let us éons correspond to the boss of end of preceding plays of the series. Thus Chaos (FFI), Mateus (the Emperor in FFII, if one refers to his appearance in the video of the republication of the play), Famfrit (Dark Cloud in FFIII), and Zéromus (FFIV).

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