Mega-Phoenix in Final Fantasy X.
Revives party from KO.
Final Fantasy X description
The Mega Phoenix (メガフェニックス, Mega Fenikkusu?) is a recurring item in the Final Fantasy series. Whereas a Phoenix Down revives a single fallen ally, the Mega Phoenix item revives all fallen allies.
Appearances[]
Final Fantasy VIII[]
| Mega Phoenix | |
|---|---|
| Effect | Revives all KO'd party members. |
| Buy | Esthar Shop (only with Familiar) |
| Find | Balamb Garden - Galbadia Attack (SeeD in Library, with Zell in party), D-District Prison - 5th Floor (card player with 1/64 chance) |
| Steal | Seifer (2nd round) |
| Refine | Phoenix Down x50 = Mega Phoenix x1 (Med LV Up) |
| Cost | 15,000 gil |
Mega Phoenixes can also be refined to make Phoenix Pinions.
Final Fantasy X[]
Mega Phoenix revives all KO'd party members, fully restoring their HP. It can also be used to customize the Auto-Phoenix ability to armor, and via Auto-Phoenix when the player has no Phoenix Downs. Mega Phoenixes can be found at Djose Temple, won at second place in a blitzball league, and 99 are awarded by unlocking Pteryx. They can also be stolen from Dark Ifrit, dropped from Extractor, Mech Defender, Mech Hunter, YAT-97, and YAT-99, and bribed from Alcyone and Ghost.
Mega Phoenix is also obtainable through Rikku's Mix Overdrive.
Final Fantasy X-2[]
A valuable rare item, the Mega Phoenix will become available for free from the Alchemist dressphere via the Stash skillset. Mega Phoenix can also be used through the Mix ability.
With perfect timing, the user can revive herself with a Mega Phoenix.
| Mega Phoenix | |
|---|---|
| Effect | Revives all KO'd allies to critical HP. |
| Find | Mt. Gagazet (chapter 1), Zanarkand Dome (chapter 1), Calm Lands (chapter 3/5), Ruin Depths (chapter 5), Besaid Temple (chapter 5), Fiend Colony (chapter 5 - x2), Cactuar Hollow (chapter 5), Farplane (chapter 5) |
| Steal | Ahriman (Oversoul), Elma, Left Redoubt, Nashorn (Oversoul), Peregrine (Oversoul), Right Redoubt, Shantak (Oversoul), Tentacles (Oversoul) |
| Drop | Peregrine (Oversoul), Rukh (Oversoul) |
| Bribe | Ahriman (Oversoul), Blackguard, Coyote (Oversoul), Hrimthurs, Quadricorn (Oversoul), Ruffian, Rukh (normal and Oversoul), Tentacles (Oversoul) |
Final Fantasy XV[]
A consecrated talisman that takes on miraculous properties by way of Noctis's powers. Brings all fallen party members back to full life with full HP and increases HP and MP recovery rate.
Description
Mega Phoenixes are rare, being one of the few items Gladiolus cannot pick up with his Survival skill. They can be found in multiple treasure locations in the wild, and once found the location will permanently be marked on the map. The player can return in a couple of days, as treasures respawn. They are also obtained from the "Witch of the Woods" quest [x5], appear as a common Hunt reward, and from Justice Monsters Five minigame.
Mega Phoenixes fully restore the HP of all party members, reviving anyone from Down. They also grant everyone the Phoenix's Favor status, boosting HP and MP recovery rate.
Final Fantasy Brave Exvius[]
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ALL: Revives KO'd allies and fully restores HP.
Description
| Mega Phoenix | |
|---|---|
| Effect | Revives KO'd allies and restores all HP. |
| Find | Nether Nebula, Big Bridge, Train Graveyard, Chainroad, Crystal Tower, Castle Exnine, EX Dungeon B |
| Drop | Cerberus, Federation Guard, Giant Goblin, Golden Flan, Grandfenrir, Ifrit★, Iron Giant, King Bomb, Mega Red Dragon, Phoenix, Shiva★, Undead Princess★ |
| Sell | 2,500 gil |
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Etymology[]
Mega is a unit prefix in the metric system denoting a factor of one million (106 or 1,000,000). It has the symbol M.
In Greek mythology, a phoenix or phenix (Greek: φοῖνιξ phoinix; Latin: phoenix, phœnix, fenix) is a long-lived bird that is cyclically regenerated or reborn. Associated with the sun, a phoenix obtains new life by arising from the ashes of its predecessor. According to some sources, the phoenix dies in a show of flames and combustion, although there are other sources that claim that the legendary bird dies and simply decomposes before being born again. According to some texts, the phoenix could live over 1,400 years before rebirth.