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Tonberries also appear in the Shinra Building Combat Simulator, and can also be summoned by the Hell House on the Hard Mode. These are mostly harmless and won't use any dangerous instant death moves. They can also randomly unleash Tantrum, which will instantly kill the character that dealt the most damage to it.Ī weaker version of Tonberries, simply called '?', can be summoned by a moogle during the Fat Chocobo fight in Chadley's Combat Simulator. Occasionally they will use Scourge (which stuns) Bone-Deep Grudge (which causes Stop) on characters, so they can approach them and use Chef's Knife. They can instantly kill characters that use offensive magic on them by casting Doom and Gloom, which has unlimited range. They will target a party member and slowly walk towards them, using Chef's Knife if they get in melee range, which instantly kill party members however, dodging it will briefly leave them susceptible to stagger. Tonberries move slowly and use instant death moves. Tonberries appear as part of a sidequest in Chapter 14, called Malicious Goons, where Don Corneo's lackeys are sent to the Sector 5 Slums looking for Barret Wallace, and pit a Tonberry bought by Don Corneo on the Black Market against Cloud and his party. Tonberries and Master Tonberries are useful enemies for the items they yield for stealing and morphing. Master Tonberry tolerates one attack instead of two, and uses a more powerful counterattack called Everyone's Grudge. Any additional attacks (between Tonberry's turns) is retaliated with an unstoppable counterattack called Time Damage. Between the Tonberry's turns, the party may attack it twice undeterred. Death Force or a death-blocking accessory can render party members immune to this attack. Once a party member is within the knife's reach, it inflicts instant death. The stronger Master Tonberry is found in the Northern Cave.Įach time a Tonberry or Master Tonberry gets a turn, it walks two steps towards the party. They were originally planned to appear in the Whirlwind Maze and their encounter data exists there, but cannot be fought without cheats or hacks. Tonberries appear exclusively in the Gold Saucer Battle Square. See also: Tonberry (Final Fantasy VII), or Master Tonberry (Final Fantasy VII)

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To denote their higher rank they appear with golden stars or crowns over their heads. The Master Tonberry and Tonberry King are common variants, being stronger Tonberries that are sometimes treated as bosses.

Compounding their offensive strength is their high HP. If attacked, they counter with Karma, doing damage to the attacker based on how many enemies they have slain. In battle, Tonberries advance towards the player party and when close use their signature Chef's Knife attack, which either does massive damage or instantly kills a party member. Tonberries usually reside within caves and attack alone, though in a handful of games they appear in small groups. They wear dark brown cloaks with hoods and carry an old-fashioned lantern and a small butcher knife. They have green skin, round heads with small snouts, yellow eyes and a fish tail. Tonberries are small, usually no taller than three feet, although some games feature giant variants. It also appears as a summoned monster in several games.

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Since its debut in Final Fantasy V, the Tonberry has become a series mainstay and along with the Cactuar and Malboro, it stands as one of the series's iconic and formidable enemies. The Tonberry ( トンベリ, Tonberi ?), sometimes known as Pug, Dinglberry, Tonberries and Meteor Master, is a recurring enemy from the Final Fantasy series designed by Tetsuya Nomura.

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