
*enemy skill chart*
Star #	Skill	MP cost	Effect	Learn	tip
1	*frog song*	5	Transforms one foe into a frog and puts him/her/it to sleep.	From the green frogs in the circular forest near Gongaga Town (also from the other forests nearby).	You can control the enemy and make it use Frog Song on you (pick the bottom option).
2	*L4 suicide*	10	All enemies with an experience level that is a multiple of 4 loses almost all their HP (you can't kill an enemy with this spell the best you can do is reduce their HP to one point). In addition, they may be afflicted with the 'Minimum' status.	Burrowing squirrel-like foes (Mu) found near the Chocobo Farm.	You can't control this enemy, so you'll have to wait until they use it on you.
3	*magic hammer*	3	Bop one foe on the head and gain up to 100 MP (assuming the monster has enough MP).	Plant-like monsters (Razor Weed) found on the tip of the Westernmost Continent (in the dark grass).	You can control an Razor Weed and have it use the Magic Hammer against one of your allies (choose the third option).
4	*white wind*	34	Each ally regains lost HP and their status ailments are cured and dispelled. The amount of HP recovered depends on the current HP of the caster.	The white and green cactus-like monsters (Zemzelett) in the grassy area by Junon Town , or from the winged serpents (Wind Wing) you fight if you're hit by a barrier at Whirlwind Maze	You can't learn White Wind from a Zemzelett unless you control it and make it use the skill on you (pick the bottom choice to do this).
5	*big gaurd*	56	Has the same effect as casting Haste and wall on all your allies.	The spiky, shelled creatures with green tentacles (Beach Plug) that live on the shore next to costa de sol.	The Beach Plug won't use Mighty Guard unless you control it and make it use the skill on one of your members (it's the middle option).
6	*angel wisper*	50	An angel appears above one person and brings them back to life if they are dead. They also relieve any status ailments and dispel any bad effects. In addition HP is restored to the amount shown during the skill's use; however, this can be a bane to characters with high HP because if your life is higher than the amount shown, it is reduced to that amount. You'd think that this would be a great way to weaken enemies with more than 9999 HP, but it won't work on your opponents in this manner--it will only heal them, remove status ailments, etc. :(	From the beckoning women in the yellow swimsuits (Polan Solita) you meet in the Northern Crater if you take the right path the first time you meet your friends.	The easiest way to learn this skill is by controlling your enemy and picking the bottom option to make them use this skill on you.
7	*dragon force*	19	Increases your physical and Magic Plus defense rating.	From the dragons (Dark Dragon) you meet during the descent into the Northern Crater.	You can't learn this unless you control the Dark Dragon and have it use Dragon Force on one of you (pick the second choice).
8	*death force*	3	One ally becomes immune to instant death attacks (this doesn't protect you from dying if you lose all your HP).	The huge tusked turtles (Adamantaimai) by the shoreline of the Westmost Continent.	You can't learn this skill unless you control the turtle and make it use Death Force against you. To do this, choose the bottom option once it's under your control.
9	*flame thrower*	10	A stream of fire burns one foe for Fire damage.	From any enemy that utilizes a fire breath attack. One of the earliest locations would be the room with the ladders and pipes where you fight the boss of the mountains behind Nibelheim; you can fight Dragons in that area that use Flame Thrower often. You can also learn it from the flying yellow monsters (Archdragon) in the Mythril Mine.	While you could learn this skill by controlling a Dragon and picking the bottom choice to make it use this skill on you, chances are it will hit you with Flame Thrower as it's initial attack in the first place. The same goes for the flying Archdragons.
10	*laser*	16	*Reduces an enemy's HP by one-half.*	From Death Claw in the Corel Prison (in the caryard area near Dyne's home: just manipulate one of them). Or, from the dragons (Dark Dragon) you meet during the descent into the Northern Crater.	You can either let the Dark Dragon use this ability on you, or you can control it (using Manipulate), and pick the top option to make it use Laser on one of your allies.
11	*matra magic*	8	Fire a pack of missiles at one enemy for magic damage.	Machines with big feet and guns for arms (Sweeper Custom) around Midgar Area. Or from the wheeled robo-creatures in the underwater part of Junon Town.	To learn this skill from the Sweeper Custom, just control it and choose the last option.
12	*bad breath*	58	Inflict multiple status ailments upon all enemies, including Confusion, Frog, Minimum (Shrink), Mute, Poison, and Sleepel.	From the Mobor creatures (green guys with tentacles and really big mouths) living on the outside ledges in Gaea's Cliff. You can also meet them in the Northern Crater, if you take the right path the first time you run into your friends.	Be sure to have some protective accessories (ribbons are good) equipped when trying to learn this skill or your party may be too weakened by the Smelly Breath to kill the Molbor or even escape!
13	*beta*	35	A swirling red shape appears, surrounded by specks of white. All targets are hit for magic damage.	The big shadow snake (Midgar Zolom) in the marsh near the Chocobo Farm	This monster won't use Beta unless he's waving back and forth. To make him do that, inflict heavy damage on him. Then just wait until he uses Beta. If he still doesn't use it, take off a little bit of his life since he tends to use Beta more when he's near death.
14	*aqualung*	34	Blue bubbles strike all enemies for water damage.	From the Jenova Birth in the Forgotten Capital , the Harpy in the plains surrounding the Gold Saucer ; or from the floating sea-dragon creature (Serpent) in the sunken plane near the Gold Saucer.	To easily pick up this skill, just control a Harpy and choose the bottom option to make it use Aqualung.
15	*trine*	20	A Delta Force-like attack that hits all enemies for lighting damage.	Godo, of the pagoda's top floor in Wutai. Also from the red spider/crab-like creature (Stilve) living inside the Frozen Mountain , or the spider-like boss (Materia Keeper) of the mountains behind Nibelheim. . Remember, the _only_ time you can learn this skill is while fighting one of the above monsters, so learn it while you still can!	Actually, the Materia Keeper is more likely to use this against your characters than any other enemy that can use this skill. It's a good thing, too, since you can't control it.
16	*magic breath*	75	Rainbow orbs hit all foes for fire, ice, and lighting damage.	From the red spider/crab-like creatures (Stilve) living inside the Frozen Mountain. Also from the blue, leech-like enemies (Parasite) in the Northern Crater.	To learn this skill from a Parasite quickly, control it and pick the last option to have it use Magic Breath on your allies.
17	*????*	3	A weight drops and hits for special damage. The amount is equal to the amount of damage the caster has received in battle.	From the balance-like creatures (Jersey) in Nibelheim. Also from the purple behemoths (Behemoth) you encounter when raiding Midgar City. Keep in mind that you won't actually learn this skill unless you take damage from it.	The Jersey will use this skill eventually. You can't control them, but they're easier to run into than the Behemoths.
18	*goblin punch*	0	One foe is hit for physical damage. The damage inflicted is multiplied if your opponent has the same EXP level that you do.	Imp-like monsters wearing boxing gloves :) (Goblin) found on the only forested island in the northeast area of the map.	You can control the Goblins if you want (pick the middle option to use the Goblin Punch), but it's more likely that they'll hit you with it in the first place, so don't even bother and just let them strike first.
19	*chocobuckle*	3	A fat chocobo bounces around and hits one foe for special damage. This attack gains strength each time you flee from a battle.	Purchase some Mimett Greens from the Chocobo Barn, and make sure you have L4 Suicide. There are chocobos living outside of the barn that you can use L4 Suicide on, so when you fight one of them, use a Mimett Greens on it, then cast L4 Suicide. With luck, it will counterattack with Chocobuckle (Disc 1). You can also learn this on Mideel Island in Disc 2 or 3 from the Chocobos living there.	Make sure the chocobo you fight has a level that's a multiple of 4, or the L4 Suicide power won't work.
20	*L5 death*	22	Any enemy whose level is a multiple of 5 is instantly killed.	From the blue, leech-like enemies (Parasite) in the Northern Crater.	Simply use Manipulate to command your foe and then choose the middle option if you want the Parasite to use Level 5 Death on one of your members.
21	*death sentence*	10	One enemy is Condemned (they die when the counter over their head reaches zero).	The Sneaky Steps in the Sealed Cave Also from the yellow, spiked enemies (Bound Fat) that live in front of and in the area behind the Forgotten Capital.	You could control these guys (the Bound Fats), but if you kill one it will counterattack with this skill so it may be easier to simply off one, especially if you don't have the Manipulate materia. If you do, then simply control them and pick the bottom option to use the Death Sentence.
22	*roulette*	6	*One friend or foe is randomly killed.*	From the floating card-jesters (Death Dealer) in the Northern Crater if you take the right path the first time you meet your friends.	You can control the Death Dealer and make him use Roulette on you by picking the second option when the enemy abilities window appears. If it kills one of your enemies, you'll have to try again until the pointer lands on you.
23	*shadow flare*	*100*	A black flare hits a single opponent for magic damage.	From the Ultimate Weapon in Disc 3; it uses it as a counterattack before dying. Or, learn it from the Dragon Zombies in the Northern Crater.	If you're fighting the flying dragon, just kill it and it will use the Shadow Flare on you. If you're trying to learn it from a Dragon Zombie, you'll have to wait until it uses it since you can't control them.
24	*pandora's box*	11	A star field and question mark appear; hits all enemies for physical damage.	From the huge, multi-limbed bone dragons (Dragon Zombie) in the Northern Crater if you take the right path the first time you meet your friends.	As the Dragon Zombies are uncontrollable, you'll simply have to keep fighting them until they use this skill on one of your characters.

enemy skill chart

Star # Skill MP cost Effect Learn tip

1 frog song 5 Transforms one foe into a frog
and puts him/her/it to sleep. From the green frogs in the
circular forest near Gongaga Town
(also from the other forests nearby). You can control the enemy and make
it use Frog Song on you
(pick the bottom option).

2 L4 suicide 10 All enemies with an experience level
that is a multiple of 4 loses
almost all their HP (you can't
kill an enemy with this spell
the best you can do is reduce their
HP to one point). In addition,
they may be afflicted with the 'Minimum'
status. Burrowing squirrel-like foes
(Mu) found near the Chocobo Farm. You can't control this enemy, so
you'll have to wait until they
use it on you.

3 magic hammer 3 Bop one foe on the head and gain up
to 100 MP (assuming the monster
has enough MP). Plant-like monsters (Razor Weed)
found on the tip of the Westernmost
Continent (in the dark grass). You can control an Razor Weed and
have it use the Magic
Hammer against one of your
allies (choose the third option).

4 white wind 34 Each ally regains lost HP and
their status ailments are cured
and dispelled. The amount of HP recovered
depends on the current HP of the caster. The white and green cactus-like
monsters (Zemzelett) in the
grassy area by Junon Town
, or from the winged serpents
(Wind Wing) you fight if you're
hit by a barrier at Whirlwind Maze You can't learn White Wind
from a Zemzelett unless you control
it and make it use the skill on
you (pick the bottom choice to
do this).

5 big gaurd 56 Has the same effect as casting Haste
and wall on all your allies. The spiky, shelled creatures with
green tentacles (Beach Plug) that live on the
shore next to costa de sol. The Beach Plug won't use Mighty Guard
unless you control it and make it
use the skill on one of your
members (it's the middle option).

6 angel wisper 50 An angel appears above one person and brings
them back to life if they are dead.
They also relieve any status ailments
and dispel any bad effects.
In addition HP is restored to the amount shown
during the skill's use; however, this
can be a bane to characters with high
HP because if your life is higher than
the amount shown, it is reduced to
that amount. You'd think that
this would be a great way to weaken
enemies with more than 9999
HP, but it won't work on your opponents
in this manner--it will only heal them,
remove status ailments, etc. :( From the beckoning women in the yellow
swimsuits (Polan Solita) you meet
in the Northern Crater if you
take the right path the first
time you meet your friends. The easiest way to learn this skill
is by controlling your enemy and picking
the bottom option to make them use
this skill on you.

7 dragon force 19 Increases your physical and Magic
Plus defense rating. From the dragons (Dark Dragon)
you meet during the descent into
the Northern Crater. You can't learn this unless you
control the Dark Dragon and have
it use Dragon Force on one of you
(pick the second choice).

8 death force 3 One ally becomes immune to instant
death attacks (this doesn't protect
you from dying if you lose all
your HP). The huge tusked turtles (Adamantaimai)
by the shoreline of the Westmost Continent.
You can't learn this skill unless
you control the turtle and make
it use Death Force against you.
To do this, choose the bottom
option once it's under your control.

9 flame thrower 10 A stream of fire burns one foe
for Fire damage. From any enemy that utilizes a fire breath
attack. One of the earliest locations
would be the room with the ladders
and pipes where you fight
the boss of the mountains behind
Nibelheim; you can fight Dragons
in that area that use Flame
Thrower often. You can
also learn it from the flying
yellow monsters (Archdragon)
in the Mythril Mine. While you could learn this skill
by controlling a Dragon and
picking the bottom
choice to make it use this skill on you,
chances are it will
hit you with Flame Thrower as it's initial
attack in the first place.
The same goes for the flying Archdragons.

10 laser 16 Reduces an enemy's HP by one-half. From Death Claw in the Corel Prison
(in the caryard area near Dyne's
home: just manipulate one of them). Or,
from the dragons (Dark Dragon) you meet
during the descent into the Northern
Crater. You can either let the Dark Dragon
use this ability on you, or
you can control it (using Manipulate),
and pick the top option to make
it use Laser on one of your allies.

11 matra magic 8 Fire a pack of missiles at one enemy
for magic damage. Machines with big feet and guns
for arms (Sweeper Custom) around
Midgar Area. Or
from the wheeled robo-creatures in
the underwater part of Junon Town.
To learn this skill from the Sweeper
Custom, just control it and choose
the last option.

12 bad breath 58 Inflict multiple status ailments
upon all enemies, including Confusion,
Frog, Minimum (Shrink), Mute,
Poison, and Sleepel. From the Mobor creatures (green guys
with tentacles and really big mouths) living on
the outside ledges in Gaea's Cliff.
You can also meet them in the
Northern Crater, if you take the
right path the first time
you run into your friends.
Be sure to have some protective
accessories (ribbons are good)
equipped when trying to learn
this skill or your party may
be too weakened by the Smelly
Breath to kill the Molbor
or even escape!

13 beta 35 A swirling red shape appears, surrounded
by specks of white. All targets
are hit for magic damage. The big shadow snake (Midgar Zolom)
in the marsh near the Chocobo Farm
This monster won't use Beta unless
he's waving back and forth.
To make him do that,
inflict heavy damage on him. Then
just wait until he uses Beta.
If he still doesn't use it, take
off a little bit of his
life since he tends to use Beta more
when he's near death.

14 aqualung 34 Blue bubbles strike all enemies
for water damage. From the Jenova Birth in the
Forgotten Capital ,
the Harpy in the plains surrounding the
Gold Saucer ; or from
the floating sea-dragon creature
(Serpent) in the sunken plane
near the Gold Saucer.
To easily pick up this skill,
just control a Harpy and choose the
bottom option to make it use Aqualung.

15 trine 20 A Delta Force-like attack that
hits all enemies for lighting
damage. Godo, of the pagoda's top floor in Wutai.
Also from the red
spider/crab-like creature (Stilve)
living inside the Frozen Mountain ,
or the spider-like boss (Materia Keeper)
of the mountains behind Nibelheim.
. Remember, the _only_ time
you can learn this skill is while
fighting one of the above monsters,
so learn it while you still
can! Actually, the Materia Keeper is
more likely to use this against
your characters than any other
enemy that can use this skill.
It's a good thing, too, since
you can't control it.

16 magic breath 75 Rainbow orbs hit all foes for fire,
ice, and lighting damage. From the red spider/crab-like creatures
(Stilve) living inside the Frozen
Mountain. Also from the blue, leech-like
enemies (Parasite) in the
Northern Crater. To learn this skill from a Parasite
quickly, control it and pick
the last option to have it use
Magic Breath on your allies.

17 ???? 3 A weight drops and hits for special
damage. The amount is equal to the
amount of damage the caster has received in
battle. From the balance-like creatures
(Jersey) in Nibelheim.
Also from the purple behemoths (Behemoth)
you encounter when raiding Midgar City.
Keep in mind that you won't actually
learn this skill unless you take
damage from it. The Jersey will use this skill eventually.
You can't control them, but
they're easier to run into than
the Behemoths.

18 goblin punch 0 One foe is hit for physical damage.
The damage inflicted is multiplied
if your opponent has the same EXP
level that you do. Imp-like monsters wearing
boxing gloves :) (Goblin) found on
the only forested island in the
northeast area of the map.
You can control the Goblins if you
want (pick the middle option to use the Goblin Punch),
but it's more likely that they'll hit
you with it in the first place,
so don't even bother and just
let them strike first.

19 chocobuckle 3 A fat chocobo bounces around and
hits one foe for special damage.
This attack gains strength each
time you flee from a battle. Purchase some Mimett Greens from the Chocobo
Barn, and make sure you have
L4 Suicide. There are chocobos living
outside of the barn that you can
use L4 Suicide on, so when you
fight one of them, use a Mimett
Greens on it, then cast L4 Suicide.
With luck, it will counterattack
with Chocobuckle (Disc 1).
You can also learn this on
Mideel Island in Disc 2 or 3 from the
Chocobos living there. Make sure the chocobo you fight has
a level that's a multiple of 4,
or the L4 Suicide power won't work.

20 L5 death 22 Any enemy whose level is a multiple
of 5 is instantly killed. From the blue, leech-like enemies
(Parasite) in the Northern Crater.
Simply use Manipulate to command your
foe and then choose the middle
option if you want the Parasite to
use Level 5 Death on
one of your members.

21 death sentence 10 One enemy is Condemned (they die
when the counter over their
head reaches zero). The Sneaky Steps in the Sealed Cave
Also from the yellow,
spiked enemies (Bound Fat) that
live in front of and in the area behind
the Forgotten Capital.
You could control these guys (the
Bound Fats), but if you kill
one it will counterattack with
this skill so it may be easier to
simply off one, especially if
you don't have the Manipulate
materia. If you do, then simply
control them and pick the
bottom option to use the Death Sentence.

22 roulette 6 One friend or foe is randomly killed. From the floating card-jesters
(Death Dealer) in the Northern
Crater if you take the right path
the first time you meet your
friends. You can control the Death Dealer
and make him use Roulette on you
by picking the second option
when the enemy abilities window
appears. If it kills one
of your enemies, you'll have to
try again until the pointer
lands on you.

23 shadow flare 100 A black flare hits a single
opponent for magic damage. From the Ultimate Weapon in
Disc 3; it uses it as a
counterattack before dying. Or,
learn it from the Dragon Zombies
in the Northern Crater. If you're fighting the flying dragon,
just kill it and it will use
the Shadow Flare on you. If you're
trying to learn it from a
Dragon Zombie, you'll have to
wait until it uses it since you
can't control them.

24 pandora's box 11 A star field and question mark
appear; hits all enemies for
physical damage. From the huge, multi-limbed bone
dragons (Dragon Zombie) in the
Northern Crater if you take the right
path the first time you
meet your friends. As the Dragon Zombies are
uncontrollable, you'll simply have
to keep fighting
them until they use this skill on
one of your characters.

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