Heals other party members equal to Sabin's current HP divided by the number of other party members, cures Blind, Poison, Silence and Sap.

Some enemies are immune.įire-elemental damage to all enemies. Battle Power is 180, halved if there is more than one enemy. Spell Power is 68.īlasts a single enemy with a bolt of holy energy. Unleashes a flurry of blows on a single enemy. If the player does not visit Duncan's cabin, Phantom Rush can still be acquired by reaching level 70 with Sabin. The exception is Phantom Rush, which is learned regardless of Sabin's level by visiting Duncan in his cabin in the World of Ruin. Sabin learns new Blitzes as he levels up, similar to how Terra and Celes earn magic. When the game is played with two players on the Super Nintendo and PlayStation versions, if one player presses any buttons while the other is attempting to input a Blitz command, the Blitz will fail. Initially there was no in-game help on how to perform Blitzes, but this has been corrected in an update. The player's last Blitz will be repeated if Auto Battle is selected without having to manually input it again. There is button feedback when hitting the buttons, and it is possible to cancel mistakes. In the mobile version, the Blitz commands are input via choosing the arrows that appear on the screen when executing Blitz with touch. The PlayStation release is identical to the SNES release, aside from using its own buttons.

Due to the Game Boy Advance version not possessing or buttons, the Blitzes which use those are input differently in with the and buttons replaced with the right and left shoulder buttons or up and down on the directional pad. The player must press to give the Blitz command, then, while the cursor is pointing at Sabin, press the proper button commands, and then press again to execute the command. In the SNES and GBA releases, Blitz is activated by inputting a certain button combination, much like a fighting game.

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