"Final Fantasy VII" Summons Trivia Quiz

Answer: Junon Cargo Ship

Ifrit has made numerous appearances throughout the entire "Final Fantasy" universe, typically Ifrit is a fire-based Summon that can be used to damage enemies.

However, Ifrit has made appearances as an enemy, he is fought as a boss in "Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII", "Final Fantasy X-2", and "Final Fantasy VIII". As well as Final Fantasy, Ifrit has made an appearance in "Vagrant Story" as an enemy.

Answer: Alexander

Alexander is a recurring Summon throughout the "Final Fantasy" universe, known for it's Holy-based damage to all enemies in battle.

In "Final Fantasy XI", Alexander is a boss players are able to fight, and to use as a Summon attack.

Answer: 70,000

Ramuh is known for his lightning/thunder-based attack "Judgement Bolt", he has made numerous appearances throughout the "Final Fantasy" universe, as well as the "Chocobo Mystery Dungeon" and "Final Fantasy Fables" series'.

In "Final Fantasy VII", if the player misses the opportunity to obtain this particular materia from the Gold Saucer Chocobo Racing Room, they can no longer get it, this is the only chance to obtain it.

Answer: Sixteen

Usually there is a limit on how many times you can use each Summon based on how much the particular Summon materia has been mastered so far, however the Master Summon materia allows you to use any summon as many times as you wish.

There are two ways of obtaining the Master Summon materia, a player can either defeat Emerald Weapon or obtain it from the Huge Red Materia at Cosmo Canyon.

Answer: Whirlwind Maze

This is the only "Final Fantasy" game that features more than one type of Bahamut (Neo Bahamut and Zero Bahamut).

Neo Bahamut deals non-elemental damage to all enemies in battle and this damage is equal to 5x base magic damage.

Answer: 250

There are thirteen attacks in total when this summon is used, dealing various types of damage to all enemies.

It is King Arthur himself who performs an attack last. It is not confirmed in the game that it is King Arthur, but in the "Final Fantasy Creatures" figure series, this particular knight was called King Arthur, which does confirm it is him who appears within this summon.

Answer: Non-Elemental

Bahamut appears in many "Final Fantasy" games throughout the series, and is known for it's non-elemental damage to all enemies.

Bahamut appears in many other games outside of the "Final Fantasy" universe, including "Chocobo's Dungeon", "Kingdom Hearts", "Itadaki Street Special", Itadaki Street Portable", "Lord of Vermilion", and "The World Ends With You". Bahamut has also appeared in the CGI movie "Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children", in which it attacks Midgar.

Answer: Titan

Titan deals earth-based damage to all enemies, although it is useless against airborne enemies. Although Titan is known for being a summon, it is just a regular enemy in "Final Fantasy I".

As well as appearing in various "Final Fantasy" games, Titan appears in the "Chocobo's Mysteries Dungeon", "Final Fantasy Fables", and "Itadaki Street Portable" series'.

Answer: All KO'd members are revived with full HP

Phoenix was first introduced to the "Final Fantasy" universe in "Final Fantasy V", it typically deals fire-elemental damage to all enemies.

It has also appeared in "Crystal Defenders", Final Fantasy Tactics", "Dissidia Final Fantasy", and other games outside of "Final Fantasy" such as "Lord of Vermillion" and "Chocobo's Dungeon".

Answer: Godo

Leviathan has appeared in most of the "Final Fantasy" games throughout the series, it deals water-elemental damage to all enemies.

In the demo disc of "Final Fantasy VII", Leviathan appeared as one of the summons Aerith could cast to use in battle.