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  Omnislash Version 5 does a lot of damage and stuff. its really good.

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  Meteorain (midair)

	Base damage	30 (8, 8, 14)
	Startup frame	18F
	Type	Physical
	Priority	Melee Low
	EX Force	90
	Effects	Chase
	Cancels	Dodge
	Assist Gain (Hit)	Stale: 800 Fresh: 1050 A Comrade's Vow : 50
	CP (Mastered)	30 (15)
[Long] Fire crimson sword. Change effect by holding or repeatedly pressing button.	Unlocked at level	Mastered at AP

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	Base Damage	7, 13 (20)
	Startup Frame	11F
	Damage Type	Physical
	Priority	Melee Low
	EX Force	90
	Effects	Chase
	Cancels	Dodge, Attack (1st hit), Block (1st hit)
	Assist Gain (Hit)	Stale: 800 Fresh: 1050 A Comrade's Vow : 50
	CP (Mastered)	30 (15)
[Close] Distance self from foe. Weak but fast.	Unlocked at level	Mastered at 110 AP

2 version

		Base damage	Startup frame	Type	Priority
	Normal	each (3), max x14	43F	Magical	Ranged Low
	Charged	each (2), max x25	91F	Magical	Ranged Mid
		EX Force	Effects	Cancels	Assist Gain (Hit)
	Normal	each 3	-	Dodge	Stale: 800 Fresh: 1050 ACV : 50
	Charged	each 3	-	Dodge	Stale: 800 Fresh: 1050 ACV : 50
	Unlocked at level	Mastered at AP	CP (Mastered): 30 (15)	[Long] Fire crimson sword. Change effect by holding or repeatedly pressing button.

3 version

		Normal	Charged	Extra
	Base damage	30 (8, 8, 14)	48 (12 x 4)	12 (4 x 3)
	Startup frame	11F / 43F (max charge)	23F	11F / 33F (max charge)
	Type	Physical	Physical	Magical
	Priority	Melee Low / Melee Mid	Melee Low	Melee Low / Melee Mid
	EX Force	90	30	30
	Effects	Chase	Wall Rush	Wall Rush, faster charge
	Cancels	Dodge	Dodge, Block	Dodge, Block, Attack
	Assist Gain (Hit)	Stale: 800 Fresh: 1050 ACV : 50	Stale: 800 Fresh: 1050 ACV : 50	Stale: 800 Fresh: 1050 ACV : 50
[Long] Fire crimson sword. Change effect by holding or repeatedly pressing button.	Unlocked at level	Mastered at AP	CP (Mastered): 30 (15)

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	EX Force	Effects	Cancels	Assist Gain (Hit)
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Bravery Attacks

Double Cut (ground)

	Base Damage	7, 13 (20)
	Startup Frame	13F
	Damage Type	Physical
	Priority	Melee Low
	EX Force	90
	Effects	Chase
	Cancels	Dodge, Block, Attack
	Assist Gain (Hit)
	CP (Mastered)	30 (15)
[Close] Quick slash. Low power, fast execution.	Unlocked at level 1	Mastered at 100 AP

Double Cut is Cloud's close-range poke. It is a 2-part attack that moves Cloud forward during the first swing. It has fast startup, short recovery and multiple cancel options for the first hit that are useful in mind games. This is an effective move for building assist gauge with and generates a good 90 EX on hit.

If Double Cut connects, Cloud has a decent amount of time to confirm the follow-up slash. It has average knockback that leads to Chase, but it can lead to an assist combo against a wall . With a fast ground assist, Double Cut's first hit also functions as an assist combo starter. It can even anti-air aerial opponents close to the ground and combo into Cross-slash.

Cloud has a variety of grounded moves, but none of them are as fast as Double Cut. Even though it's usually low reward, it can help tie his ground combat together. Double Cut is a good bravery with an aerial version that is arguably even more important to Cloud.

Sonic Break

	Base Damage	8, 12, 25 (45)
	Startup Frame	21F
	Damage Type	Physical
	Priority	Melee Low
	EX Force	30
	Effects	Wall Rush, Absorb
	Cancels	Dodge
	Assist Gain (Hit)
	CP (Mastered)	30 (15)
[Close] Strike with three powerful blows. Sends foe flying.	Unlocked at level 22	Mastered at 120 AP

Sonic Break is a slower, secondary poke for Cloud. It's a 3-hit combo attack with good wall rush potential, and a dedicated HP link after the second hit. Cloud moves forward during the first slash, but it has more range in practice; Thanks to the absorb property that was added in Dissidia 012, Sonic Break can be used more reliably as a whiff punisher and occasionally as a gap closer on the ground. It pulls nearby opponents towards Cloud, with an effective range of roughly 1.8 tiles in World of Darkness. The pull has very short vertical coverage, but can guarantee a block punish against airborne opponents close to ground.

The base damage is pretty good by itself, and the threat of a wall rush HP link makes Sonic Break one of Cloud's more potent ground attacks. Cloud has plenty of time to confirm each follow-up input when Sonic Break hits, making it easier to use as an assist combo starter as well.

The absorb property is accompanied by distinct wind visuals and a sound effect during startup. They can make Sonic Break easier to react to even though the move itself is fairly fast to come out.

Climhazzard

	Base Damage	3 x 4, 8, 15 (35)
	Startup Frame	27F
	Damage Type	Physical
	Priority	Melee Low
	EX Force	30
	Effects	Wall Rush
	Cancels	Dodge
	Assist Gain (Hit)
	CP (Mastered)	30 (15)
[Mid] Charging attack. Slow strike, easy to wall rush.	Unlocked at level 1	Mastered at 100 AP

Climhazzard is Cloud's slowest melee bravery on the ground. It usually functions as a punish move or as a combo move. This attack is telegraphed and moves Cloud forward the most out of all his ground braveries, but it also contributes greatly to his ground combo damage. The reason is two-pronged; The base damage isn't as high as Sonic Break, but the second hit can naturally combo into his air braveries for more damage and assist gauge. Because of this link, it also empowers any combos that use Fire and assists with ground wall rush.

Like Cloud's other braveries, each hit must be pressed separately with circle (). It can set up ground wall rushes and assist follow-ups with ease

When locked off, Climhazzard will move Cloud in the direction he is facing. This can be used as a gimmicky way to retreat or move to an opponent's side. If Climhazzard hits without lock on, Cloud can still finish the combo sequence without major issues.

Blade Beam

	Base Damage	15, 5, 10 (30)
	Startup Frame	37F
	Damage Type	Magical
	Priority	Melee Mid (sword), Ranged Low (projectile)
	EX Force	90
	Effects	Chase
	Cancels	Dodge
	Assist Gain (Hit)
	CP (Mastered)	30 (15)
[Mid] Launch shockwave. Fast, but has weak homing.	Unlocked at level 35	Mastered at 100 AP

Blade Beam is a low priority projectile that moves quickly in a linear arc once fired. The attack is composed of two parts - The stationary sword swing which is melee mid priority and the projectile itself. Blade Beam travels along the ground and explodes when it reaches maximum travel distance or hits the opponent. This explosion creates a chase prompt and it can even combo into Kuja assist after a dodge cancel. The majority of EX Force is also generated with the explosion (60), which is important to note when using this move from a distance.

This is not a must-have move for Cloud in most scenarios. However, it is useful for sniping air dodges close to the ground . The mid priority sword can be used to reflect Ranged Mid projectiles such as Lightning's Watera, but this is not usually needed, practical or without risk.

Blade Beam itself doesn't have tracking, but Cloud will realign the projectile until it appears. In rare instances, it is possible to only get hit by the moving projectile and have the explosion miss.

Firaga

	Base Damage	each (7, 10)
	Startup Frame	25F
	Damage Type	Magical
	Priority	Ranged Mid
	EX Force	0
	Effects	-
	Cancels	Dodge
	Assist Gain (Hit)
	CP (Mastered)	30 (15)
[Long] Shoot three fireballs. Short range, but can restrain opponent with explosions.	Unlocked at level 31	Mastered at 80 AP

Firaga is Cloud's mid-range poke. Three mid priority fireballs spread out in front of him. Cloud can use this move to keep opponents at a distance thanks to the ranged mid priority. Each fireball can hit twice for 17 base damage per fireball. When used during assist combos, this can be a devastating 51 base damage that shreds through bravery in very close range.

The fireballs have decent vertical tracking, as they can curve to a roughly 80~90 degree angle upwards. But they don't enable assist conversions on hit without assist storage glitch due to relatively short hit stun period. The knockback isn't high either. However, since Firaga is mid priority, it will stagger a blocking opponent which assists can follow up on.

There aren't many uses cases for Firaga outside of occasional ranged zoning and combo fillers. It doesn't act as an end point for Cloud's gameplan, nor is it usable in the air. Cloud stands still for the entire animation, and the fireballs don't have enough coverage against assists with fast startup or at high altitude. The recovery has a late cancel window, which makes repeated uses much riskier for Cloud. Firaga still loses to higher priority command blocks and well placed invincibility (air dodges, Tifa's feints).

Fira

	Base Damage	5 x 3 (15)
	Startup Frame	25F
	Damage Type	Magical
	Priority	Ranged Low
	EX Force	0
	Effects	-
	Cancels	Dodge
	Assist Gain (Hit)
	CP (Mastered)	30 (15)
[Long] Hurl fireball. Faster than Fire.	Unlocked at level 18	Mastered at 80 AP

Fira is the odd one out of the three Fire spells Cloud can use. It is a single fireball with fastest travel time out of the three with multiple low knockback hits on contact. The total base damage is shared with Fire, but without its other benefits. The vertical tracking is weak and the projectile is still low priority as well. Fira offers no combo utility without assist or close positioning near a wall.

All this can make Fira difficult to justify in competitive play. Cloud's other projectiles can achieve more for similar or lower risk. And when there are only 3 slots available for ground braveries, Fira ends up being outclassed in an already competitive bravery slot economy.

Fire

	Base Damage	10
	Startup Frame	25F
	Damage Type	Magical
	Priority	Ranged Low
	EX Force	0
	Effects	-
	Cancels	Dodge
	Assist Gain (Hit)
	CP (Mastered)	30 (15)
[Long] Hurl fireball. Slowly tracks opponent.	Unlocked at level 15	Mastered at 80 AP

Fire is a single hit projectile that slowly moves towards the opponent. It stays on the field for roughly 5 seconds. Up to 2 Fires can be on the stage at the same time. Its low priority and slow movement make it less ideal for zoning, but it is also less threatening when reflected back. The vertical tracking is the best out of Cloud's bravery projectiles, but Fire's overall duration keeps the travel distance in check.

Where Fire really shines is in combos. Fire forces landing lag on hit, which is great for close-range solo combos and extending assist combos to their logical extreme. That puts Fire in an interesting spot, where it's a low stakes projectile that can occasionally disrupt an interaction if left unattended, but also enable some of the highest damaging combos Cloud can do. When used in conjunction with Climhazzard, a clean combo can pay off well.

If Fire is used without being locked on to opponent, it will travel in the direction it was shot. However, locking onto an opponent will cause the projectile to track the opponent. Given the overall duration of the projectile and its slow movement, this is not known to be very practical for tricking vigilant players.

Slashing Blow

	Base Damage	5, 10, 25 (40)
	Startup Frame	21F
	Damage Type	Physical
	Priority	Melee Low
	EX Force	30
	Effects	Wall Rush
	Cancels	Dodge
	Assist Gain (Hit)
	CP (Mastered)	30 (15)
[Close] Powerful slashes. Change combo with analog stick.	Unlocked at level 1	Mastered at 220 AP

Cloud advances forward with two horizontal slashes, followed by a third slash that knocks downwards. Slashing Blow is one of Cloud's most important braveries due to its overall versatility and damage potential. It has high base damage and knockback, as well as the HP link Omnislash Version 5 which is a great wall rush move and an assist combo starter. It is a staple punish move after blocking, a gap closer and a whiff punisher against slower moves. It works as a filler during assist combos as well.

While Slashing Blow has many comparable traits with Sonic Break, it does not have the absorb property. Also important to note is the tracking; Slashing Blow has good lateral tracking when used at the same height as the opponent. But if they are above or below Cloud (1-2 jumps height), using this move will barely move Cloud anywhere.

Slashing Blow has a downward slash as the default finisher. By holding up on the analog stick (), Cloud can perform an upward slash that sends opponents up instead. This is good for confirming a wall rush near the ceiling, but functions similarly otherwise.

Cloud can transition into Omnislash Version 5 even if only the second hit connects.

Aerial Fang

	Base Damage	25
	Startup Frame	25F
	Damage Type	Physical
	Priority	Melee Low
	EX Force	0
	Effects	Wall Rush
	Cancels	Dodge
	Assist Gain (Hit)
	CP (Mastered)	30 (15)
Diving attack, scooping foe with sword. Useful from above.	Unlocked at level 1	Mastered at 100 AP

Aerial Fang moves Cloud down before blowing the opponent at a diagonal upward angle. This move is best suited for punishing attacks below Cloud, especially in air-to-ground scenarios. The knockback isn't huge, but the base damage is average. The overall reward on hit isn't high without a wall rush and assist, though.

If Cloud is not positioned above opponent before using Aerial Fang, Cloud will stay almost stationary during the attack. The recovery isn't very long, so whiffing it is not punished often.

This is one of the two midair braveries that are interchangeable with Rising Fang.

Rising Fang

	Base Damage	3, 1 x 10, 17 (30)
	Startup Frame	21F
	Damage Type	Physical
	Priority	Melee Low
	EX Force	33
	Effects	Wall Rush
	Cancels	Dodge
	Assist Gain (Hit)
	CP (Mastered)	30 (15)
Powerful upward lunge. Effective near ceiling.	Unlocked at level 4	Mastered at 100 AP

Rising Fang is an airborne anti-air move. It is the opposite of Aerial Fang in many ways; Rising Fang moves Cloud upward, and on hit it will transition into a multi-hitting barrage that wall rushes upwards. The wall rush hit can also destroy Old Chaos Shrine's platform. The recovery is longer when whiffed, but the attack is also active for a long time, the majority of Cloud's ascent.

Rising Fang has no tracking once Cloud begins ascending. If Cloud is not directly below the opponent, he will move towards them before rising with the actual attack. The startup speed remains the same either way. If this move is done elsewhere, Cloud will simply stay still before ascending.

This is one of the two midair braveries that are interchangeable with Aerial Fang. Rising Fang will move Cloud upwards even when it won't track the opponent, which can be good for evasive movement.

If Rising Fang hits an assist character, Cloud will not transition into the follow-up.

Double Cut (midair)

	Base Damage	7, 13 (20)
	Startup Frame	13F
	Damage Type	Physical
	Priority	Melee Low
	EX Force	90
	Effects	Chase
	Cancels	Dodge, Block, Attack
	Assist Gain (Hit)
	CP (Mastered)	30 (15)
[Close] Quick slash. Low power, fast execution.	Unlocked at level 25	Mastered at 100 AP

Midair Double Cut functions like the grounded version, except it can be done in the air. An essential move for Cloud that's great for poking and building assist gauge safely through whiffs . All of the ground version's good qualities are shared, including the variety of cancel options and short recovery.

Because it's Cloud's fastest aerial move, Double Cut can be used as a consistent low damage punisher in most situations where other braveries may be too slow. It can punish air dodges after Free Air Dash , and follow up after staggering with LV2 Assist Change. Double Cut won't lead to HP damage without assist, but each hit adds up over time due to the 90 EX it generates.

The first hit can combo into Cloud's commonly used assists, but the hit stun is somewhat short for doing it on reaction. Like the ground version, the second hit leads to chase. Since Cloud is considered airborne during this move, he can call Aerith assist and create a guaranteed setup for follow-ups. Note, that the second hit can be delayed long enough for it to miss the opponent if done late.

HP Attacks

Cross-slash

	Base Damage	5, 5 (10)
	Startup Frame	41F
	Damage Type	Physical
	Priority	Melee High
	EX Force	30
	Effects	Wall Rush
	Cancels	Dodge
	Assist Gain (Hit)
	CP (Mastered)	30 (15)
[Close] Break through defenses with cross-shaped slashes.	Unlocked at level 1	Mastered at 130 AP

A 3-hit combo with high knockback. Cloud moves towards the opponent with each slash, and the maximum travel distance for individual slashes is long. The tracking works whenever the opponent is in Cloud's general direction. Cross-slash has great reach against grounded opponents, and it's pretty effective against most ground dodges. If Cloud anti-airs with Double Cut, Cross-slash can be used as a solo follow-up for HP damage. The base damage isn't high, but it can wall rush from afar, which is good for starting assist combos.

If the opponent is above Cloud, his movement is almost completely compromised. The same is true when Cross-slash is done against a ledge. The first vertical slash can anti-air opponents close to ground, but other slashes have no vertical coverage. That means it won't work well against forward ground dodge and aerial opponents in general. Cloud cannot cancel the attack once it starts, which makes Cross-slash a rather risky move overall.

Meteorain (ground)

	Base Damage	each (10)
	Startup Frame	21F (up), 81F (down)
	Damage Type	Magical
	Priority	Ranged Mid (up), Ranged High (down)
	EX Force	each 60
	Effects	-
	Cancels	Dodge
	Assist Gain (Hit)
	CP (Mastered)	30 (15)
[Long] Send countless meteors towards opponent.	Unlocked at level 9	Mastered at 130 AP

Meteors rise above Cloud before pursuing the opponent. Meteorain is Cloud's only ranged priority HP, but its long startup restricts its uses as a projectile. The meteor projectiles are fired as a barrage, with each projectile acting as a 1-hit HP attack. The maximum height from which they are fired is somewhat low. However, the projectiles have horizontal tracking, which can technically protect Cloud against some air-to-ground punish attempts. The projectiles have a bravery hitbox when going up, which can combo into the projectiles going down.

They can also catch side dodges on the ground and there is enough hit stun for an assist combo near the wall.

Meteorain's recovery is long and Cloud has no innate protection outside of the projectiles. He can be pushed away from the projectiles with a dash during startup for a punish. The projectiles also cannot instantly realign to opponent's assist with Auto Assist Lock On once the projectiles are coming down.

Finishing Touch

	Base Damage	1 x 4, 2 x 5 (+ = 34)
	Startup Frame	?
	Damage Type	Physical
	Priority	Melee High
	EX Force	27
	Effects	Wall Rush
	Cancels	Dodge
	Assist Gain (Hit)
	CP (Mastered)	30 (15)
Branching from Sonic Break. [Combo] A whirlwind of attacks.	Unlocked at level	Mastered at 130 AP

A rising flurry of attacks that end with a downward slam. This is the HP link that amplifies Sonic Break's power as a grounded bravery. The overall base damage isn't massive, but the wall rush enables a variety of assist combos for big damage. Finishing Touch sends down at a diagonal angle, so if it's done near a ledge, the opponent is sent off the platform. This is not a problem on a stage like Lunar Subterrane, but other stages such as Orphan's Cradle have banish traps around platforms. That can reduce Finishing Touch's damage due to the missing wall rush. Some assists, like Kuja and Tidus can convert into a combo even without the wall rush.

Cloud is vulnerable to attacks if an opponent escapes with LV1 Assist Change. However, the time period for doing this is short, at the end of the move. Normally, Cloud will continue to ascend after a LV1 Assist Change and then stop after the final slash. If the opponent has Auto Assist Lock On equipped, Cloud will stop moving and attack in place instead.

Braver

	Base Damage	2, 1 x N (4+)
	Startup Frame	47F
	Damage Type	Physical
	Priority	Melee High
	EX Force	each 15
	Effects	Wall Rush
	Cancels	Dodge
	Assist Gain (Hit)
	CP (Mastered)	30 (15)
[Close] Midair charge. Effective against any height.	Unlocked at level 1	Mastered at 130 AP

Braver is an advancing homing move that transitions into a downward dive on hit. The bravery damage is low, but each hit generates a bit of EX. If Braver connects, the dive will cause damage for a maximum of 8 hits. The attack will finish at that point regardless of remaining height, sending the opponent down. If Cloud reaches floor during Braver, he will land on the ground and send the opponent up at a diagonal angle. Braver can generate up to 135 EX when all 9 hits connect (based on Force to Courage ).

Braver has tracking all around Cloud, which is good for vertically aligned punishes. The long active frames are good for reflecting mid & high priority projectiles such as Vaan's Windburst. However, Braver also has short reach. Punishing air dodges and blocks from mid range is difficult, but the wall can mitigate this issue against dodges. Its risky to use though, as its telegraphed startup and relatively long recovery leave him vulnerable if he misses. This is also true when reflecting projectiles, so caution is advised.

Regardless, this is a staple HP attack for Cloud. It's a faster, safer alternative for ending assist combos and Cloud's only high priority mixup against immediate blocks in the air.

Meteorain (midair)

	Base Damage	each (10)
	Startup Frame	21F (up), 81F (down)
	Damage Type	Magical
	Priority	Ranged Mid (up), Ranged High (down)
	EX Force	each 60
	Effects	-
	Cancels	Dodge
	Assist Gain (Hit)
	CP (Mastered)	30 (15)
[Long] Send countless meteors towards opponent.	Unlocked at level 28	Mastered at 130 AP

Meteorain's aerial version is mostly similar to the ground version, but with one key difference; When the projectiles come down, they have no horizontal tracking. As a result, it has less applications out in the open. Therefore, Meteorain is best used against static targets; Meteorain avoids LV2 Assist Change staggers during combos and it can even generate an obscene amount of EX in the corner with a proper setup.

If an assist character stays out on the field for a while, Cloud can target them with aerial Meteorain and generate lots of EX Force that way. Cloud gets some EX from the Assist Lock, but a portion of the EX will remain on the field. This can be done after escaping a combo with LV1 Assist Change, or by simply evading the assist attack and punishing it. A mistimed assist punish against a Cloud with Auto Assist Lock On can also cause this interaction. Cloud's mileage will vary depending on the assist, as some attacks keep the assist on the field longer than others.

Just like the ground version, aerial Meteorain causes enough hit stun that allows combos, even with EX Revenge. Assists can follow up near the wall , and assist storage glitch alleviates that restriction.

Omnislash Version 5

	Base Damage	2 x 4, 5, 7 (+ = 35)
	Startup Frame	?
	Damage Type	Physical
	Priority	?
	EX Force	36
	Effects	Wall Rush
	Cancels	Dodge
	Assist Gain (Hit)
	CP (Mastered)	30 (15)
Branching from Slashing Blow. [Combo] Series of speedy slices.	Unlocked at level	Mastered at 150 AP

Omnislash Version 5 is Cloud's aerial HP link from Slashing Blow, and arguably one of the character-defining attacks for him. Similar to Finishing Touch, Omnislash Ver. 5 is what makes Slashing Blow as dangerous as it is, with the HP wall rush that has very high downward knockback. It is what enables high damaging assist combos from a variety of positions. The nature of an HP link gives Cloud some independence from the assist mechanic, but it also empowers him greatly with Side by Side . This strength is shared with Finishing Touch, which gives Cloud his HP linker archetype, but it is even more valuable on an aerial move.

The long animation gives Cloud plenty of time to recover to base bravery after starting an assist combo with HP attack. But it also works against him; Escaping from this move with LV1 Assist Change gives the opponent plenty of time to attack Cloud who is stuck in the animation. On a similar note, if Cloud hits the assist character during Assist Change, he can attempt to dodge cancel a hit reaction from a punish.

Cloud will dive towards the ground before inflicting HP damage with a separate explosion. Cloud will land on his feet if he reaches the ground during the dive. The opponent will be left close to Cloud, behind his back, so he must be careful to avoid getting broken. If Cloud doesn't land on the ground at the end, he will remain airborne and is at much bigger frame advantage for EX Cores, assist combo fillers or even pressure.

Character Select 1

Characters
		Lightning	Vaan	Laguna	Yuna	Kain	Tifa	Aerith
Warrior of Light	Firion	Onion Knight	Cecil	Bartz	Terra	Cloud	Squall	Zidane	Tidus
Garland	The Emperor	Cloud of Darkness	Golbez	Exdeath	Kefka	Sephiroth	Ultimecia	Kuja	Jecht
		Shantotto	Gabranth	Prishe	Gilgamesh	Feral Chaos	Chaos

Game info
Developer	Square-Enix
Platform	PlayStation Portable
Release date(s)	March 3, 2011 (Japan) March 22, 2011 (North America) March 25, 2011 (Europe) May 9, 2011 (Asia)
Netcode	Delay / Lockstep
Title ID	NPJH50377 (Japan) ULUS10566 (North America) ULES01505 (Europe) NPHH00293 (Asia)
Community links	Forum (Web Archive) Replay Theater YouTube
Preceded by	Dissidia Final Fantasy (Universal Tuning)
Followed by	Dissidia Final Fantasy NT

What is Dissidia 012

Dissidia 012 [duodecim] Final Fantasy is an action role-playing game released for the PlayStation Portable console in 2011. It is an expanded stand-alone release of the previously released Dissidia Final Fantasy that features additional content such as story scenarios, playable characters, stages, game modes, new Assist and EX Revenge mechanics and more.

Getting Started

If you are new to competitive Dissidia 012, Starter Guide, FAQ page and Online Setup Guide for Emulator are great places to start. If you want information on how to practice in the game, refer to this article.

If you are new to Dissidia 012 as a whole, check this, this and that.

Character Select 2

Warrior of Light	Firion	Onion Knight	Cecil	Bartz
Terra	Cloud	Squall	Zidane	Tidus
Garland	The Emperor	Cloud of Darkness	Golbez	Exdeath
Kefka	Sephiroth	Ultimecia	Kuja	Jecht
Shantotto	Gabranth	Chaos

Playable Characters 1

Onion Knight	Cecil	Terra	Cloud	Sephiroth

Playable Characters 2

Lightning	Kain	Warrior of Light	Cloud	Garland	Kefka
	Sephiroth	Jecht

another char select

Game info
Developer	Square-Enix
Platform	PlayStation 4, Steam, Arcade
Release date(s)	November 26, 2015 (Arcade) January 11, 2018 (PS4, Japan) January 30, 2018 (PS4, Worldwide) March 12, 2019 (Steam, Worldwide)
Netcode	Rollback
Community links	Forum (Web Archive) Replay Theater YouTube
Preceded by	Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy
Followed by	Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia

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Characters
Warrior of Light	Garland	Firion	The Emperor	Onion Knight	Cloud of Darkness	Cecil
Kain	Golbez	Bartz	Exdeath	Terra	Locke	Kefka
Cloud	Tifa	Sephiroth	Squall	Rinoa	Ultimecia	Zidane
Kuja	Tidus	Yuna	Jecht	Shantotto	Kam'lanaut	Vaan
Vayne	Gabranth	Lightning	Snow	Y'shtola	Zenos	Noctis
Ardyn	Ramza	Ace

AST-Centric

Parameters	Value
Initial Stage Bravery	100
Stage Bravery Recovery Time	100
Banish Trap Damage	100
Warp Damage	100
Critical Hit Rate	0
Critical Damage	0
EX Core Appearence Rate	0
EX Core Absorption	100
EX Force Absorption	100
EX Mode Duration	20
Wall Rush Damage	25
Bravery Bonus	10
Stage Bravery	100
Assist Break Rate	0
EX Break Rate	100
Assist Gauge Charge (Attack)	1000
Assist Gauge Charge (Hit)	1000
Assist Lock Duration	0
Assist Gauge Depletion Rate	0
EX Damage from Assist Attack	10000
EX Revenge Duration	1

Official

Parameters	Value
Initial Stage Bravery	100
Stage Bravery Recovery Time	100
Banish Trap Damage	100
Warp Damage	100
Critical Hit Rate	100
Critical Damage	100
EX Core Appearence Rate	2
EX Core Absorption	100
EX Force Absorption	100
EX Mode Duration	20
Wall Rush Damage	25
Bravery Bonus	10
Stage Bravery	100
Assist Break Rate	100
EX Break Rate	100
Assist Gauge Charge (Attack)	100
Assist Gauge Charge (Hit)	100
Assist Lock Duration	100
Assist Gauge Depletion Rate	100
EX Damage from Assist Attack	100
EX Revenge Duration	5

new table layout

Characters
		Lightning	Vaan	Laguna	Yuna	Kain	Tifa	Aerith
Warrior of Light	Firion	Onion Knight	Cecil	Bartz	Terra	Cloud	Squall	Zidane	Tidus
Garland	The Emperor	Cloud of Darkness	Golbez	Exdeath	Kefka	Sephiroth	Ultimecia	Kuja	Jecht
		Shantotto	Gabranth	Prishe	Gilgamesh	Feral Chaos	Chaos

Garland

Characters
		Lightning	Vaan	Laguna	Yuna	Kain	Tifa	Aerith
Warrior of Light	Firion	Onion Knight	Cecil	Bartz	Terra	Cloud	Squall	Zidane	Tidus
The Emperor	Cloud of Darkness	Golbez	Exdeath	Kefka Palazzo	Sephiroth	Ultimecia	Kuja	Jecht
		Shantotto	Gabranth	Prishe	Gilgamesh	Feral Chaos	Chaos

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Stages	Data
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Modding	Misc.
DLC EDAT Reference	Dissidia 012 Prologus

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Lightning

Vaan

Laguna

Yuna

Kain

Tifa

Warrior of Light

Firion

Onion Knight

Cecil Harvey

Bartz Klauser

Terra Branford

Cloud Strife

Squall Leonhart

Zidane Tribal

Tidus

Garland

The Emperor

Cloud of Darkness

Golbez

Exdeath

Gilgamesh

Kefka Palazzo

Sephiroth

Ultimecia

Kuja

Jecht

Shantotto

Prishe

Gabranth

Aerith

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Feral
Chaos