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FF1
-Mithril Golem (Dawn of Souls)
-Iron Golem
-Mud Golem (NA) / Clay Golem (JP)
-Rock Golem (NA) / Stone Golem (JP) |
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FF2
-Mythril Golem
-Stone Golem
-Wood Golem |
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FF4
-Iron Man (NA) / Mithril Golem (JP)
-Stale Man (NA) / -Steel Golem (JP)
-Stone Man (NA) / Stone Golem (JP) |
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FF5 (ENEMY & SUMMON)
-Golem
ATK: Earth Wall
-????
-Adamant Golem
-Iron
-Lumber Beast (NA) / Undead Rusk (JP)
-Stone Golem |
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FF6 (SUMMON)
-Golem
ATK: Earth Wall
FF6 Advance (SUMMON)
-Golem
ATK: Earthen Wall |
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FF7
-Golem
-Armored Golem (NA) / Full Armor Golem (JP)
-Ice Golem |
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FF9
-Sand Golem |
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FF11
-Golem (many varieties) |
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FF12
-Golem
-Treant
-Clay Golem
-Mythril Golem
-Babil
-Tower (rare)
-Juggernaut (rare)
-Goliath (mark)
-Roblon (mark)
CP: Being a great, soulless, vegetative creature that supports its mass and moves about by means of extraordinarily long arms. Said to be the manifestation of tree spirits, from trees burned down on battlefields, golems are peaceful by nature, though they suffer no intrusion upon their territory. They are as strong as their life-trees were old, so old that some are already in advanced stages of petrifaction even as they stand. |
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FF12RW
-Golem
ATK: Wild Charge (Immobilize + Earth Damage) |
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Mystic Quest
-Stone Golem
-Ice Golem |
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Tactics (SUMMON)
-Golem
ATK: Earthen Wall |
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Crystal Chronicles
-Golem |
