See Alexander for more information.

Although not technically a GF, he does have a GF card. He's actually part of Rinoa's Limit Break, doing different things like counterattacking, reviving, and finding items.

This fish-like beast is the second most powerful Aeon in FF10, and is Seymour's mother's fayth. It can cause instant death with normal attacks. Though it is mostly used against you throughout the game, it can become yours through a side-quest.

This is the most powerful summon of FF9. The long introduction sequence (straight out of Transformers) involves it coming in as a huge dragon-headed airship, and changing into a vaguely robotic humanoid. It pounds the enemy repeatedly with Shadow damage.

The Queen of the Summoned Monsters, Asura gives one of three effects depending on which face she displays. She either heals the party, gives Protect status, or casts Raise (Life). In FF2 (NA) there was no Protect status, so that effect was replaced with a stronger healing spell.

See Atomos for more information.

See Bahamut for more information.

Thar she blows. Bismark is a white humpback whale who has a strong water-based attack.

See Bomb (MONSTER) for more information.

See Brothers (A.K.A. Minotaur/Sekhmet) (MONSTER) for more information.

See Cactuar (MONSTER) for more information.

Stray is a cat who walks (on two legs in boots) across the enemy and causes confusion (as a walking cat would). Its Japanese name, "Cait Sith", was also used as a Coeurl-like creature in FF4 and a character in FF7 (see also FF7 Characters).

See Carbuncle for more information.

See Catoblepas for more information.

See Cerberus for more information.

See Chocobo for more information.

See Cockatrice (MONSTER) for more information.

The ultimate Summon in FF6 and FF7. In FF6, Crusader consists of three knights who attacked for non-elemental damage. Unfortunately, the attack damaged allies as well. In FF7, there are thirteen different knights, based on King Arthur's Knights of the Round Table (hence the name) that cause an insane amount of damage which is only useful for fighting the optional bosses. The different knights fly through a psychedelic background and slice and dice the enemy using multiple weapons.

A blue one-eyed giant who causes ultimate damage.

This summon looks very much like a winged demon from hell and bears a slight resemblance to Chaos (see FF1 and FF7). He emerges from a ball of liquid blackness, doles out gravity-based damage (one of the only summons who do), and transforms into a flock of bats that fly away.

See Doomtrain for more information.

Most people have no idea WHAT Eden is is, though some postulate that it is the Garden of the future (which would fit in with the name, as in the Garden of Eden). It looks like a giant spaceship which blasts the enemy into a black hole.

Fairy appears as a woman wrapped in heavenly wings, who heals the entire party.

See Fenrir for more information.

See Garuda (MONSTER) for more information.

See Gilgamesh for more information.

See Goblin/Imp (MONSTER) for more information.

See Golem for more information.

As a summon in FF7, Hades is a skeleton-man, cloaked in a black robe, who stirs a cauldron and spills it on the enemy, causing status effects and damage. For information about Hades as a monster, see Hades.

Translated as Hydra in the English version of FF5, Faris's childhood dragon friend piloted her ship until the loyal dragon died in battle with a monster. Her soul returns to help out by using a Thunderstorm attack.

See Ifrit for more information.

See Ramuh for more information.

Ixion is a magical unicorn brimming with electrical energy. As Yuna's mid-level summon, it casts powerful lightning attacks.

This creature resembles a kind of sheep which casts Regen on the party. Kylin from SaGa Frontier may be the same character. In FF11, it is a manticore "god" that appears when the seals of the other four "gods" are used.

Kjata looks like a cross between a warthog and a donkey, and turns the battle area into a bunch of sparks and ripples with a Fire/Ice/Lightning attack.

See Crusader for more information.

A pretty woman who heals the party.

See Leviathan for more information.

See Lich (MONSTER) for more information.

See Madeen/Maduin for more information.

The Magus Sisters consist of Cindy (the fat one), Sandy (the tall one), and Mindy (the small one). In Japan, they are known as Mag, Dog, and Rag. They are enemies in FF4, but return in FF10 as summons (in insect costumes for some reason). They're nearly impossible to defeat because of the way they complement each other with healing, status effects, and physical attacks. They cannot be defeated until all three of them are down, but their Overdrive requires the trio to be active with full overdrives. You can't command them to use specific actions, but you can "suggest" what you want them to do. They're pretty smart, though, and incredibly powerful (as long as they're not "taking a break")!

A giant snake who delivers an earth attack. "Midgar Zolom" reappears in FF7, and in an attack by Elidibus in Tactics. Midgar is a city in FF7 (see Places).

See Moogle for more information.

The first summon received in FF4, belonging to Rydia's mother. It attacks with non-elemental damage.

See Moogle for more information.

The Moomba is actually a species in FF8 and, like MiniMog, can only be summoned by using an item gained from the PocketStation accessory. He does non-elemental damage. See Species for more information.

See Odin for more information.

This bizarre creature sucks up the enemies into a vacuum cleaner-like sac on its back and spits them out, causing wind damage.

A ghostly character cowled in darkness who causes all allies to vanish.

See Phoenix for more information.

Yes, that IS the way it's spelled in FF8; they didn't have room for the full name. This featureless bird casts thunder-based damage. The 12RW version is much cuter but still thunder-elemental.

A bird of paradise who picks up the party and allows them all to do a Jump attack.

In FF6, you are given a choice between Ragnarok the sword (see weapons) and Ragnarok the summon. The summon looks like a sword and turns one enemy into an item. It also teaches the Ultima spell. (See also Transportation for info on the Ragnarok of FF8.)

See Ramuh for more information.

Odin can be upgraded to the form of Raiden near the end of FF6. He has the same method of operation as Odin, but his attack, "True Edge", has a higher success rate (see Odin).

Remora is just a bunch of little fish that attach themselves to the enemy and leech MP.

A lizard who causes fire damage.

An angel-like summon who heals the party.

See Shiva for more information.

See Catoblepas for more information.

See Siren for more information.

See Sylph for more information.

See Titan for more information.

See Tonberry (MONSTER) for more information.

See Typhon for more information.

See Unicorn for more information.

Valefor is a giant, feathered bird with a chain of rings coming down from one of its wings. It has a non-elemental attack and is Yuna's first Aeon.

A cross between a snake and a dragon, it unleashes a Fire/Ice/Thunder attack. This attack will unfortunately heal any enemy who can absorb even one of the elements.

See Yojimbo for more information.

The most powerful summon of Tactics, it is a strange beast that causes non-elemental damage. For information about Zodiac as a monster, see Zodiark.

It's hard to tell exactly what this creature is. It's vaguely Lich-like, with a robe, skeletal body, and horns. It casts Shell and Safe on the party.