Titan (summon)

Titan, a great giant who rends the very earth asunder. The great chasms he creates in the ground can swallow up armies of soldiers.

Final Fantasy IV library

Titan (タイタン, Taitan?) is a recurring creature in the Final Fantasy series, most often appearing as a summoned monster. Its attack, Gaia's Wrath, sometimes called Anger of the Land or Earth Fury, deals Earth-elemental damage to all opponents, but is useless against airborne foes.

Appearances[]

Final Fantasy III[]

Titan can be summoned by Evokers, Summoners, and Sages. It is obtained by purchasing the Level 5 Summon Magic spell Hyper.

Final Fantasy IV[]

Titan, the Earthreaver... His mighty arms rend earth and stone, feeding his foes to Gaia's gaping maw.

Eidolon Library

Rydia can summon Titan. She summons Titan initially against Cecil and Kain in Mist when she discovers they killed the Mist Dragon (2D and 3D). Titan shakes the earth and a landslide separates the Mist Valley from the Damcyan Desert.

Titan is available as a summon after Rydia rejoins the party in the Dwarven Castle. In 2D releases, it has a casting time of 5 and costs 40 MP to summon, dealing non-elemental damage against all ground opponents. In the 3D releases, Titan costs 30 MP to summon and deals Earth-elemental damage to enemies.

On the Easy Type version, the casting time was reduced to 4.

Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-[]

Titan is a summon spell for the imposter Rydia as well as the real Rydia. Its signature attack, Gaia's Wrath, deals moderate non-elemental damage to all enemies at the cost of 40 MP.

Titan is wielded by the Tunneler, one of four Eidolon-holding bosses found within the Lower Section of the Tower of Babil B10. Once defeated, it leaves behind an orb of amber light. The imposter Rydia claims the light and regains the ability to summon Titan during battle. Titan, along with the other reclaimed Eidolons, are later summoned by the imposter Rydia on B6 of the tower to battle against the party.

Final Fantasy IV: The After Years[]

Titan is a boss twice, the first time being unbeatable and the second time being obtainable as a summon. He is initially controlled by the Mysterious Girl, and will come to his senses after the final battle with him.

Titan also returns as a summon for Rydia. It performs Gaia's Wrath for 30 MP that deals moderate non-elemental damage on all enemies, but misses against flying opponents. Summons are gained during the final chapter, though all are usable during a portion of Porom's Tale.

Final Fantasy V[]

Titan is a Level 3 summon for the Summoner job class. It attacks the party inside the Karnak Meteorite and becomes usable as a summon once defeated.

Titan takes 25 MP to summon to deal Earth damage against all ground opponents, but misses against aerial opponents.

Final Fantasy VII[]

Titan casts Anger of the Land for 46 MP. The Titan Summon Materia is found in the destroyed Gongaga mako reactor. The Materia is not visible when the player can first visit, but the player can still obtain the Materia by observing the ruins of the Mako Reactor. If the player returns after they have the Highwind and has not already obtained the Titan Materia, the Materia will be visible to the player.

Titan's spell power is equal to 2.0625x the base magic damage.

Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-[]

Titan can be summoned in battle using the Titan Materia. He uses the attack Anger of The Land, an Earth-elemental attack that hits all opponents. His appearance is based on his original appearance in Final Fantasy VII.

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth[]

Titan is a summoning materia, available in Chadley's VR simulator. He must be fought as a boss to gain his materia. He can be either fought at full power, or in weakened states depending on how many summon crystals the player has analyzed as part of Chadley's World Intel sidequests.

Titan is a massive earth-elemental giant, who is weak to wind damage.

Final Fantasy IX[]

Titan appears alongside the eidolon Fenrir in the default attack when summoned by Eiko. Terrestrial Rage deals Earth-elemental damage to all opponents for a cost of 30 MP. Although Titan's name is not mentioned in-game, it is revealed in the Japanese-exclusive Final Fantasy IX artbook and the PlayOnline version of Tetra Master.

Final Fantasy XI[]

Titan is the Earth-element Avatar that can be summoned by Summoners. The quest to obtain Titan, "Trial by Earth", starts in Bastok, the hume city notable for its mining industry.

Titan has the ability to give Stoneskin to all party members in range, protecting them from all damage for 15 minutes or until the maximum amount of damage has been absorbed. Titan also uses a variety of blunt attacks and earth-elemental magic. Many of Titan's abilities have added status effects.

Titan in also the name of one of the servers used within the game.

Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings[]

The ground trembles at his approach.

Description

Titan is the rank 3 Earth Physical summon. His regular attack is Landslide, and his special attack, Gaia's Wrath, deals heavy Earth damage to all surrounding enemies.

Final Fantasy XIII[]

Titan is a fal'Cie who watches over Gran Pulse. It is colossal, easily dwarfing other fal'Cie, and being able to eat the giant adamantoises as if they were but morsels. Titan appears in a group of missions known as "Titan's Trials". Its mission is to guide the evolution of Gran Pulse fauna. By the events of Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII, Titan has lost its power and crumbled, his remains scattered across the Dead Dunes.

Final Fantasy XIV[]

Titan is one of the primals of Eorzea, summoned by the Kobold beast tribe. Titan was one of the classic summons spotted in earlier trailers, but due to real-world circumstances he and Leviathan did not appear until A Realm Reborn.

He is part of the initial A Realm Reborn main scenario quests and is fought as a boss in the The Navel. In battle, his signature attack is Earthen Fury, and will wipe the player party if his heart is not destroyed in time. Defeating Titan in (Hard) and (Extreme) award player with earth-themed weapons as well some materials for crafting furniture. Additionally, Titan is fought in The Weapon's Refrain, an Ultimate-difficulty raid added in the Stormblood expansion, along with Garuda and Ifrit.

Titan-Egi can be summoned by player to assist them in battle, along with Ifrit-Egi and Garuda-Egi.

Another Titan appears as a boss in Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers in the Eden Raid series and serves as a final boss of the initial tier. Manifested from the memories of the Warrior of Darkness via Eden's power, the primal needs to be defeated to restore life in the Empty. Like with other primals created from memories, this version is different from that on the Source; his overall appearance more humanoid and muscular with little ponytail made of lava behind head. He wears four sharp circular devices which he uses as armor and can relocate them on hands to use in battle. He also able to transform these into a vehicle for special attack. In the Savage mode, he gains the ability to grow in size and named Titan Maximum in this form.

Defeating Titan in both story and Savage modes rewards currency that can be exchanged for equipment with angelic white and gold appearance, along with other three encounters in the tier.

Final Fantasy XV[]

The Astral Titan is the summon who resides in the Disc of Cauthess. He is roused by the Oracle Lunafreya and sends out a psychic message to draw Prince Noctis to him. Noctis must pass his trial by combat to forge his covenant. When summoned, Titan uses his signature attack Gaia's Wrath to devastate the surrounding landscape. He is summoned when Noctis's allies are in danger, but can only appear in certain locations of the overworld.

A King's Tale: Final Fantasy XV[]

The player can summon Astrals via crystals.

Final Fantasy XVI[]

Titan is the Earth-elemental Eikon in the realm of Valisthea whose Dominant is Hugo Kupka. The Dhalmekian Republic calls upon Kupka to prime Titan in the wars the nation partakes in, such as the Battle of Nysa. Kupka, however, uses his ability to prime Titan for personal gain. Titan is the largest Eikon known to the land, a granite-skinned giant.

Final Fantasy Type-0[]

The most powerful in the Golem class and master of all its techniques, Titan can use its awesome strength to turn the tide of battle with a mere swing of its fist. However, this Eidolon can only be summoned for a short period of time and, as such, Central Command restricts Titan's usage to specific situations in spite of its overwhelming power.

Rubicus

Titan is a Golem-class Eidolon obtained by completing the Special Order objective "The Crystal wills you to take down Golem" during the Code Crimson mission "Machina's Struggle" (not possible during the first playthrough). He uses Megaton Punch, Ancients' Wrath, and Gaia Stampede. His summoning radius is 2,1m and his summon duration is 90s.

Final Fantasy Tactics[]

An esper that levels the earth with a mighty blow.

Description

Summoner can learn Titan as a summon for 220 JP. It deals Earth damage in a large area. It costs 30 MP to cast and has a speed of 20.

Final Fantasy Dimensions[]

May Gaia's wrath overcome thee!

Titan

Titan is an Eidolon found in the Cave of Convulsion. Upon defeat, the party can access to Titan summon, which deals Earth damage to all enemies.

Final Fantasy Dimensions II[]

Titan is an Eidolon from the world of Eidola, serving as the guardian of the entrance way to the world in the Rift. He is known as the God of Earth in the world of mortals and the creator of the Earth Crystal in the Ancient Era.

Titan also appears as multiple earth-elemental signets for players to obtain. The default version of Titan appears as a signet for Wrieg and teaches him Stone I-III abilities. Two versions of Titan are also available to Jornee as signets to equip, a weaker versions that teaches her Stone I-III abilities and a stronger version that teaches her Stonega I-III abilities. Lastly, Dark Titan also appears as a signet for Wrieg, teaching him Stone Rush I-III abilities.

Dissidia Final Fantasy and Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy[]

A legendary giant with considerable physical strength.

Summon Compendium

Titan is a summon that for a short time triples the summoner's Bravery points whenever they take HP damage. The artwork used for the summon is from Final Fantasy V. Titan can be obtained in the third stage of the Distant Glory - Heroes storyline.

In Dissidia 012, Titan is a summon purchased from certain Moogle Shops for 80 KP.

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy All-Star Carnival[]

Pictlogica Final Fantasy[]

Pictlogica Final Fantasy ≒[]

Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade[]

Final Fantasy Artniks[]

Final Fantasy All the Bravest[]

Titan is one of two summoned monsters that is summoned by Krile through her Summoner's Dualcast ability. Titan has the same appearance from when he appeared in Final Fantasy V.

Final Fantasy Explorers-Force[]

Final Fantasy Record Keeper[]

As a Summoning ability, Titan assumes his Final Fantasy V appearance. His Final Fantasy XIV and Final Fantasy XV variations appear in dungeons and events appropriate to their point of origin.

Final Fantasy World Wide Words[]

Final Fantasy Brave Exvius[]

War of the Visions: Final Fantasy Brave Exvius[]

Mobius Final Fantasy[]

World of Final Fantasy[]

Chocobo no Fushigina Dungeon[]

Titan appears as a character.

Chocobo's Dungeon 2[]

Titan appears as a character.

Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo Tales[]

Titan appears as six cards and in the tale Titan and the Beanstalk. His cards are wood element.

Cards

Titan
#043	★	Green
None	Attack	None	None
Gaia's Wrath
Crystal Ability (**) Deal 4 damage. Color Boost Strength is doubled if opponent's card is green.

Titan
#044	★	Green
None	Attack	Defend	None
Boulder Toss
Deal 3 damage. CP Crush Destroy 2 of opponent's * crystals.

Titan
#045	★	Green
None	Attack	None	Defend
Earthen Fist
Crystal Ability (*) Deal 5 damage.

Titan
#046	★★★	Green
None	Attack	None	Defend
Earthen Fist+
Crystal Ability (**) Deal 7 damage.

Titan
#047	★★	Green
None	Attack	Defend	None
Fissure
Crystal Ability (***) Deal 1 damage for each *,* in your CP gauge.

Titan
#048	★★★	Green
None	Attack	None	None
Fissure
Crystal Ability (***) Zone Boost Deal 4 damage for each unmarked zone on opponent's card.

Final Fantasy: Unlimited[]

Titan makes an appearance as a summon. The Soil Charge Triad (Soil is like the colored bullet of a Magun, used to summon creatures) needed to summon Titan is:

• The protecting earth that makes even the heavens cry, Gaia Brown!
• The hidden quiet passion, Deep Vermillion!
• The everlasting vitality of life, Evergreen!

Followed by saying: "Crumble! Summoned Creature! Titan!"

In the English audio version, the Soil Charge Triad is:

• The solid earth that protects, Gaia Brown!
• The hidden silence of passion, Deep Vermillion!
• From the eternal vitality of life, Evergreen!

Followed by saying: "Smash! I summon you! Titan!"

Final Fantasy Trading Card Game[]

Titan appears in Final Fantasy Trading Card Game as Earth-elemental Summon and Forward cards.

Final Fantasy Portal App[]

Titan from Final Fantasy XIV appears as a Triple Triad card.

Non-Final Fantasy guest appearances[]

Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy in Itadaki Street Portable[]

Titan is a chance card in Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy in Itadaki Street Portable, the card's ability: Get 10 free pearls on highest value street.

Crystal Conquest[]

Titan is one of three summons that deals massive damage to buildings.

Guardian Cross[]

The kobolds of O'Ghomoro worship this fierce god of stone, whose Earthen Fury causes the very ground to tremor.

Description

Etymology[]

[view · edit · purge]The Titans (οἱ Τῑτᾶνες, hoi Tītânes) were members of the second order of divine beings in Greek mythology. They were descendants of the primordial deities born from the Chaos, and they preceded the gods of Olympus, who went on to overthrow them.