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| Firion | |
| フリオニール（ディシディア） | |
| Portrait(s) | First alternate. |
| 英語表記 | フリオニール |
| 英語名 | Frioniel |
| 出典 | FINAL FANTASY II |
| ストーリー難易度 | ** |
| EXモード | Blood Weapons Equipped |
| EXバースト | Fervid Blazer |
| 声優 | Hikaru Midorikawa |
| 声優（海外版） | Johnny Yong Bosch |
| Dissidia Final Fantasy Character | |
Firion is one of the heroes fighting for the side of Cosmos in Dissidia Final Fantasy. He is a young man skillful in armed combat, including swords, lances, bows, knives, and staves. He has a passionate soul and an unshakable sense of justice. Firion is one of the most passionate of the heroes, fighting for a world "where wild roses can bloom freely," symbolizing a world free from war and tyranny. His dream of a free world stands in opposition to the desires of his adversary, the Emperor, who wishes to control the world.
Firion is set to return, along with the other characters from Dissidia, in Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy, though his fighting style will be "heavily re-balanced".
目次
Crystal and Attire[]
Firion's original outfit is based on Yoshitaka Amano's artwork from Final Fantasy II, depicting him with black and blue armor with a blue cape. He has silver hair covered by a blue, orange and white bandana, and carries a wild rose as a reminder of his dream. Firion fights using six different weapons and is skilled in unarmed combat, representing his mastery of the seven attack classes of Final Fantasy II: sword, axe, bow, staff, dagger, lance, and barehanded. He also carries with him a shield based on the shield used by his comrade Minwu.
Firion's alternate outfit is based on an alternate Amano artwork that depicts him with a red cape, a different hairstyle and bandana, and recolored armor. EX Mode colours his body armor gold.
Firion's second alternate outfit is directly based on another artwork by Yoshitaka Amano, giving him a hairpiece with large horns, a purple cape, primarily purple and red armor, and longer hair. EX Mode gives him light blue gear.
His Crystal is a bright pink shard.
Firion's Manikin version, Imitation Liegeman, is yellow in color.
Story[]
Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow. (Skip section)
Dissidia 012[]
In the recent trailer, Firion is seen talking with Lightning. She comments that she senses something from his rose, which surprises him.
Destiny Odyssey[]
Cloud_Firion_shows_rose.jpgFirion explains his dream to Cloud.
At the beginning of the game, Firion is accompanies Cecil, Cloud, and Tidus. While the four search for their Crystals, Cloud questions why his companions fight. Firion does not respond, and attempts to think of a way to explain it to Cloud properly. Later, Firion shows Cloud the wild rose he carries with him, explaining his dream to see a world where they bloom freely, and vows to end the fighting to see that world come true. Wishing to understand the strength given to him by his dream, Cloud requests a battle with Firion. At the end of the match, Firion is defeated, but for Cloud, it is an empty victory, as he now realizes he has no dream at all. Firion, despite showing signs of fatigue, attempts to keep fighting, and Cloud compliments him on his resolve. Not long after, Cloud departs to travel on his own and find his own reason to fight.
After Cloud leaves, Firion, Cecil, and Tidus are ambushed by Sephiroth, who steals Firion's rose. Firion chases after him to retrieve it while Cecil and Tidus are left behind. The Warrior of Light finds them, and when told what happened, pursues Firion, finding him confronting Sephiroth in the Planet's Core. The Warrior battles Sephiroth himself and orders Firion to return to Cecil and Tidus. Sephiroth later presents Firion's rose to Cloud as a ruse to get Cloud to pursue and battle him.
Firion_cecil_dissidia.jpgFirion tells Cecil not to go after his brother.
Continuing their journey, Firion learns more about his companions' reasons for fighting: Tidus fights to settle his grudge with his father, while Cecil struggles with his complex relationship with his brother Golbez. When Golbez offers Cecil assistance, Firion warns Cecil that despite their bond Golbez is still aligned with Chaos, and his desire to help Cecil may be a trap. Despite Firion's words, Cecil still continues to ponder what Golbez has told him, and Tidus later convinces him to go see Golbez. Firion accepts Cecil's decision and questions Tidus's bond with Jecht, though Tidus claims his desire is to defeat him.
As the two continue on, Tidus asks Firion what his dream is, but Firion says he has not thought of such a thing and is focused on ending the war. At this time, a flashback is shown of Firion discovering his rose some time ago, having been placed there by Golbez for him to find. As the enemies before them grow more numerous, Firion and Tidus split up to rendezvous later. On the Lunar Subterrane, Firion meets Jecht, having been blocked from fighting Tidus by the Emperor. Firion accuses Jecht of running from Tidus, and the irritated Jecht attacks him to relieve his frustrations. Firion is victorious but Jecht urges him to keep fighting. Firion refuses, telling Jecht he is not Tidus's substitute, and Jecht leaves to confront the Emperor with his meddling. Tidus finds Firion not long after and tells Firion the Emperor spoke to him about his desire to fight Jecht, but as with Golbez, Firion tells Tidus not to trust him.
The two come across Jecht confronting the Emperor, the two locked in battle. The Emperor vanishes while Jecht limps off, wounded. Tidus tells Firion he is going to pursue Jecht alone, and Firion gives him a potion to use on his journey. Tidus runs after Jecht, and the Emperor reappears to taunt Firion about his friends leaving him behind. Firion tells the Emperor they left only to accomplish their goals, and he still wishes to accomplish his goal of ending the war. The Emperor tells Firion his dream is futile, and Ultimecia appears to battle Firion. Firion defeats her but Ultimecia reappears immediately after, and both she and the Emperor accuse Firion of being a tool of Cosmos, fighting only because she told him to. Cosmos meets with Firion, who tells her what the Emperor said to him. Cosmos reassures him of his dream to end the war and fill the world with roses, and a newly inspired Firion continues on.
Firion_emperor_fight.jpgFirion fights The Emperor
Encountering the Emperor again, he attacks Firion and subdues him with one blow. However, Cloud and Tidus come to his rescue, protecting him and forcing the Emperor to flee. Cloud presents Firion with the rose Sephiroth stole from him, telling him his friends wish to see him achieve his dream. Firion takes the rose and follows the Emperor to Pandaemonium. They battle, and Firion prevails and claims his Crystal. Though he knows the war is still not over, Firion resolves to keep fighting and see his dream world of wild roses come to be with the help of his friends.
Shade Impulse[]
Dissidia_Tidus_Firion_Crystals.jpgTidus and Firion holding their Crystals.
Firion_and_the_Wild_Rose.jpgFirion, gazing at wild roses just prior to his exit.
With Cosmos gone and the world about to be consumed by discord, Firion and the other warriors battle the revived villains and attempt to destroy Chaos before they vanish without Cosmos. Confronting the Emperor again, the Emperor declares it was his plan that was responsible for Cosmos's death, a plan that relied on the heroes acquiring their Crystals. Thanking them for fulfilling their role in his plan, the Emperor battles Firion and is defeated a second time, fading with a cry. After defeating Chaos, the heroes return to their own worlds. Before fading home to Fynn, Firion gazes down at a field of roses and states that a new dream is starting.
テンプレート:Endspoilers
Battle[]
テンプレート:See AlsoFirion is a Weapons Specialist, and fights by combining his weapons to perform powerful combo attacks. His Bravery attacks can both drag opponents closer or send them flying away, letting him keep enemies off their guard. His HP attacks combine his magic with his wide array of weapons, and similarly are divided between close and mid-range attacks. Firion's largest weakness is his poor list of aerial attacks, as he is limited to Swordslash and three spell attacks when fighting in the air, the latter of which work best as distractions rather than actual attacks.
Boss[]
Firion is fought in Destiny Odyssey VII, Distant Glory, and Inward Chaos.
Bravery attacks[]
| Move | Type | CP (Mastered) | AP | Obtained | Description | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rope Knife | Ground | 30 (15) | 90 | Initial | Throw knives at opponent, dragging them closer then slamming them with a powerful punch. Pierces guards. Additional Effect: Wall Rush | DFF_Rope_Knife.png |
| Reel Axe | Ground | 30 (15) | 90 | Initial | Throws an axe at the opponent that rebounds and drags them closer, then use a lance combo to knock them away. Pierces guards. Additional Effect: Wall Rush | |
| Lance Combo | Ground | 30 (15) | 90 | Level 3 | Swing lance around to draw opponent in, then knock them into the air with a sword slash. Then, either begin a Chase Sequence or shoot a fire arrow at them. Additional Effects: Chase (Sword swing), Wall Rush (Arrow), Absorb (Lance sweep) | DFF_Lance_Combo.png |
| Swordslash (ground) | Ground | 20 (10) | 120 | Level 9 | A quick, short-ranged sword slash that knocks the opponent away. Additional Effect: Chase | |
| Blizzard | Aerial | 20 (10) | 120 | Initial | Fires a fast ball of ice at the opponent. | DFF_Firion_Blizzard.png |
| Fire | Aerial | 20 (10) | 120 | Initial | Fires a mid-speed fireball at the opponent. Has good tracking. | |
| Thunder | Aerial | 20 (10) | 120 | Level 16 | Conjure several lightning bolts over opponent's head. | DFF_Firion_Thunder.png |
| Swordslash (midair) | Aerial | 20 (10) | 80 | Level 23 | A quick, short-ranged sword slash that knocks the opponent away. Additional Effect: Chase |
HP attacks[]
| Move | Type | CP (Mastered) | AP | Obtained | Description | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Straightarrow (ground) | Ground | 40 (20) | 180 | Initial | Hold Square-button.png to charge an arrow shot, and release to fire. Longer charge delays shot and allows better tracking before shooting. Can be blocked, but staggers the opponent. Additional Effect: Wall Rush | |
| Shield Bash | Ground | 40 (20) | 180 | Level 30 | Create a shield to block attacks. If the opponent is close and on the ground, Firion throws daggers at them and punches them. If the opponent is further away or in the air, Firion uses his staff to send a fireball and a shard of ice at them, then a string of lightning bolts. Additional Effect: Block | Dissidia_Firion_ShieldBash.jpeg |
| Straightarrow (midair) | Aerial | 40 (20) | 180 | Initial | Hold to charge an arrow shot, and release to fire. Longer charge delays shot and allows better tracking before shooting. Can be blocked, but staggers the opponent. Additional Effect: Wall Rush | Dissidia_Firion_Straightarrow.jpeg |
| Weaponsmaster | Aerial | 40 (20) | 300 | Level 38 | Summon a magical aura and throw weapons forward to bombard opponent and knock them back. Additional Effect: Wall Rush |
Bravery to HP attacks[]
| Move | Type | CP (Mastered) | AP | Chains from | Description | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Double Trouble A | Ground | 40 (20) | 300 | Lance Combo | Rise into air striking with axe and sword, then slam the opponent down. Additional Effect: Wall Rush | Dissidia_Firion_DoubleTrouble.jpeg |
| Double Trouble B | Ground | 40 (20) | 300 | Rope Knife | Rise into air striking with axe and sword, then slam the opponent down. Additional Effect: Wall Rush | |
| Double Trouble C | Ground | 40 (20) | 300 | Reel Axe | Rise into air striking with axe and sword, then slam the opponent down. Additional Effect: Wall Rush | Dissidia_Firion_DoubleTrouble.jpeg |
EXモード[]
ファービッドブレイザー
Firion's EX Mode is Blood Weapon equipped where all his weapons turn red and orange, a reference to the Blood Sword in Final Fantasy II which was the best weapon to use when fighting the Emperor. While in EX Mode, Firion gains the ability "Blood Weapon," which follows the tradition of such weapons by healing Firion an equivalent amount of HP whenever he damages the opponent's HP.
Firion's EX Burst is Fervid Blazer, where Firion attacks the opponent with the full force of all his weapons and magic. The player must correctly input five button commands within a time limit. If all five commands are input, Firion attacks the opponent with his lance, daggers, axe, staff, and sword enchanted with magic, followed by using his bow to launch all of his weapons at the opponent, creating an explosion.
Equipment[]
Frioniel%27s_weapons_dissidia.jpgArtwork of Firion's weapons
Firion is able to equip all weapons save for other characters' unique equipment. He can equip Parrying Weapons, Shields, Bangles, Hats, Helms, Clothing, and Light Armor.
Exclusive Weapons[]
| Name | Level | Stats | Effects | Obtained |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Abel's Lance | 51 | ATK +37 DEF -1 | Extra HP to BRV. | Trade: 15460 gil, Partisan, Wyvern Horn x3, Magnet Shard x2 |
| Longinus | 93 | ATK +64 DEF -1 | Extra HP to BRV. | Trade: 29570 gil, Abel's Lance, Beastlord Horn x5, Magnet Crystal x3 |
| Wild Rose | 100 | ATK +69 DEF -1 | Extra HP to BRV. Minor Counterattack Effect. | Trade: 31920 gil, Longinus, The Youth's Dream x5, Magnet Orb x5 |
Gallery[]
Imginfo-icon.pngLord of Arms (Dissidia 012)
Imginfo-icon.pngIn-game appearance.
Imginfo-icon.pngFirion's EX mode in his second outfit
Imginfo-icon.pngFirion's EX Mode in his third outfit.
Imginfo-icon.pngCG render.
Firion's Manikin, Imitation Liegeman
Dissidia-FirionWeapons.png |
Firion's weapons.
Dissidia_Firion_from_Cosmos_Artwork.jpg |
Artwork by Yoshitaka Amano.
Allusions[]
- Abel's Lance, the Longinus, and the Wild Rose are Ricard, Leon, and Scott's ultimate weapons in Final Fantasy II, respectively.
- When acquiring the Auto version of Shiva in Destiny Odyssey II-3, their conversation is a parody of the event where the Lamia Queen impersonates Princess Hilda to seduce Firion. Shiva says "Come Firion, I don't enjoy being teased," as the Lamia Queen did. When fighting Ultimecia, Firion says "Your looks will not deceive me," another reference to his seduction by the Lamia Queen.
- In the cutscene before his battle with the Emperor in Destiny Odyssey II, and when entering any battle, Firion holds his sword in front of his face the same way he holds it in his original Amano concept art.
- When Firion fires his bow when using Straightarrow and beginning his EX Burst, the bow flips forward as he fires. This is the same as the animation used in Final Fantasy II for bow weapons.
- Each of Firion's weapons represents the weapons he and his comrades were most proficient with in Final Fantasy II: Firion used swords, Maria used bows, Guy used axes, Minwu used staves, Ricard and Gordon used lances, Leila used knives, and Josef used his bare hands. The shield is an exception, however, the artwork of Minwu shows him holding it.
- When using Rope Knife, the knives Firion throws are electrified - Leila, who used knives in Final Fantasy II, joined knowing the Thunder spell.
- Also when using Rope Knife, Firion pulls a knife out of each of his boots, launching them at his enemy, referencing the attack he uses to save Leon from attacking imperial knights in the Origins opening FMV.
- At one point during Destiny Odyssey, Firion talks about the different reasons people die during wartime, and the examples he uses - to protect one's friends, and to give strength to others - seem to be referring to Josef and Minwu respectively.
Trivia[]
- Firion is the second to the last character to receive his Crystal according to Destiny Odyssey 105. The only character who receives his later is the Warrior of Light.
- Firion is the only character who has been defeated by two other characters from the same original game, namely Cloud (who faced Firion as a boss) and Sephiroth, both hailing from Final Fantasy VII.
- Between the time in which Cloud retrieves Firion's rose from Sephiroth and the time he rejoins Firion and hands the rose back to him, Cloud joins up with Terra and presents her with the rose, explaining Firion's dream to her, which in turn inspires both Cloud and Terra to adopt the same dream. Tidus also supports the dream, as he states that "a friend's dream is our dream."
- In Dissidia, Firion is the only warrior of Cosmos shown to carry his weapons on him at all times. All the other heroes summon their weapons in preparation for battle, and dismiss them when not needed.
- Of the twenty main characters, Firion's manikin, Imitation Liegeman, appears the least number of times in Story Mode, with eighteen appearances.
- Besides Cid's, Firion's voice is the only other voice heard in the opening video, when he grunts as Jecht strikes him.
| v · e · d ディシディア ファイナルファンタジー |
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| キャラクター |
| コスモス陣営 |
| WoL - フリオニール - オニオンナイト - セシル - バッツ - ティナ - クラウド - スコール - ジタン - ティーダ |
| カオス陣営 |
| ガーランド - 皇帝 - 暗闇の雲 - ゴルベーザ - エクスデス - ケフカ - セフィロス - アルティミシア - クジャ - ジェクト |
| ゲスト |
| シャントット - ガブラス |
| サブキャラクター |
| カオス - コスモス - ルフェインのシド - 神竜 |
| マップ |
| 過去のカオス神殿 - パンデモニウム - 闇の世界 - 月の渓谷 - 次元城 - ガレキの塔 - 星の体内 - アルティミシア城 - クリスタルワールド - 夢の終わり - 秩序の聖域 - 混沌の果て |
| ストーリーモード |
| Prologue - Destiny Odyssey - Shade Impulse - Distant Glory - Inward Chaos |
| Other Gameplay Modes |
| Arcade Mode - Duel Colosseum |
| Terms |
| Accomplishments - Banish Trap - Battlegen - Bravery - Chaos Reports - Chase Sequence - Combination - Command Mode - Cosmos Reports - Crystal - Cycle - Dash - Data Install - Destiny Points - EX Mode - Friend Card - Manikin - Mognet - Pieces - Play Plan - PP Catalog - Passwords - Quickmove - Rules - Skills - Summonstone - Wall Rush |
| 音楽 |
| オリジナルサウンドトラック |
| "Cosmos" - "Chaos" - "The Messenger" |
| Archives |
| Abilities - Accessories - Armor - Bugs and Glitches - Enemies - Merchandise - Museum - Player Icons - Shop - Translations - Version Differences - Wallpapers - Weapons |
| v · e · d Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy |
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| Dissidia Duodecim Prologus |
| Characters |
| Warriors of Cosmos |
| Warrior of Light - Firion - Onion Knight - Cecil - Bartz - Squall - Zidane - Jecht - Shantotto |
| Warriors of Chaos |
| Garland - The Emperor - Cloud of Darkness - Golbez - Exdeath - Terra - Kefka - Cloud - Sephiroth - Ultimecia - Kuja - Tidus - Gabranth |
| New characters |
| Kain - Gilgamesh - Tifa - Laguna - Yuna - Prishe - Vaan - Lightning - Feral Chaos |
| Non-playable characters |
| Cosmos - Chaos - Aerith - Cid of the Lufaine - Shinryu |
| Areas |
| World B |
| Old Chaos Shrine - Pandaemonium - Pandaemonium-Top Floor - Crystal Tower - World of Darkness - Lunar Subterrane - The Rift - Kefka's Tower - Phantom Train - Planet's Core - Ultimecia's Castle - Crystal World - M.S. Prima Vista - Dream's End - Empyreal Paradox - Sky Fortress Bahamut - Orphan's Cradle - Order's Sanctuary - Edge of Madness |
| Story Mode |
| Prologus - Treachery of the Gods - Light to All - Confessions of the Creator - Reports |
| Other Gameplay Modes |
| Arcade Mode - Labyrinth - Original Quests - Quick Battle |
| Terms |
| Accomplishments (Prologus) - Assist - Banish Trap - Battlegen - Bravery - Chase Sequence - Combination - Command Mode - Cycle - Dash - Data Install - EX Mode - Friend Card - Gateway - KP - Light Orb - Manikin - Mognet - Pieces - Play Plan - PP Catalog - Quickmove - Rules - Skills - Summonstone - Teleport Stone - Wall Rush |
| Music |
| Original Soundtrack |
| "Cantata Mortis & God in Fire" |
| Archives |
| Abilities - Accessories - Armor - Gameplay Changes - Moogle Shop - Museum - Player Icons - Shop - Translations - Wallpapers - Weapons |
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