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 Aeris Gainsborough's Limit Break
Healing Wind
Level 1/1


A healing wind surrounds the party and recovers a majority of lost HP.
Seal Evil
Level 1/2


Aeris casts a spell on a group of enemies causing them to become stopped and silenced.
Breath of Earth
Level 2/1


Magical beams of light cure the entire party of any abnormal status.
Fury Brand
Level 2/2


Aeris blasts the party with Fury, instantly filling the other characters' Limit Bars to their maximum.
Planet Protector
Level 3/1


Aeris forms a protective barrier around the party, making them completely invincible for a brief period of time.
Pulse of Life
Level 3/2


Aeris completely cures the entire party of any abnormal status as well as fully restoring each character's HP and MP, including KO'd ones.
Great Gospel
Level 4


Aeris cures the entire party, then forms a protective barrier around them, making them completely invincible for a brief period of time.

To get Great Gospel, speak with the sleeping old man near Junon (in the cave). When you've fought a number of battles where the last two digits of the number are the same, he'll give you a piece of Mythril or a Bolt Ring. If he gives you the Bolt Ring, fight a number of battles until the last two digits are the same again and go back to him until he gives you the Mythril. Exchange the Mythril for the Great Gospel in the man's between Gold Saucer and Gongaga. You'll be presented with two boxes. Her Limit Break is in the small box



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Age
22
Height
5'3"
Job
Flower Merchant
Birthdate
February 7th
Birthplace
Unknown
Weapon
Staff

Through her beauty and kindness, Aeris holds a mystery that is both sacred and powerful. Meeting Cloud on the dirty streets of Midgar, Aeris later teams up with the ex-Soldier after an encounter with Shinra. Though her heart is pure and true, she takes interest in the relationship between Cloud and Tifa.
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Guard Stick

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 		12
 		99
 		Normal
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None (Initially Equipped)
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Mythril Rod

370 Gil

 Materia Slots
 Attack
 Attack%
 Growth

16
 		100
 		Normal
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Wall Market
 		None
Full Metal Staff

800 Gil

 Materia Slots
 Attack
 Attack%
 Growth

22
 		100
 		Normal
 Purchase
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Kalm, Inner Junon (Disc 1 Only)
 		None
Wizard Staff

1800 Gil

 Materia Slots
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 Attack%
 Growth

28
 		100
 		Double
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Inner Junon (Discs 2&3)
 		Mt. Corel Railroad Track
Striking Staff

1300 Gil

 Materia Slots
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 Attack%
 Growth

32
 		100
 		Normal
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Inner Junon, Gongaga
 		Steal from Eligor in the Train Graveyard; Steal from Chimera in desert around Gold Saucer
Wiser Staff

3200 Gil

 Materia Slots
 Attack
 Attack%
 Growth

33
 		100
 		Double
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Inner Junon (Discs 2&3)
 		Win after defeating Gi Nattak in the Cave of the Gi
Fairy Tale

2500 Gil

 Materia Slots
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 Growth

37
 		103
 		Normal
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Inner Junon (Discs 2&3)
 		Win after defeating Reno in Gongaga
Prism Staff

2600 Gil

 Materia Slots
 Attack
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 Growth

40
 		105
 		Normal
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Cosmo Canyon
 		None
Aurora Rod

5800 Gil

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51
 		110
 		Normal
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Wutai
 		None
Umbrella

None

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58
 		118
 		None
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None
 		Prize for getting 5000 points at Shooting Coaster in Gold Saucer (Disc 1 Only)
Princess Guard

None

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52
 		111
 		Normal
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None
 		Temple of the Ancients

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C H A R A C T E R   P R O P E R T I E S
 Select a Final Fantasy VII character from the character selection menu for a complete and comprehensive profile, including character bio, limit break information, and detailed weapon guides.
Character Profile
 		Limit Breaks
 		Weapon Lists*
General information about the character including background data, physical profile, and in-game role.
 		Limit Break guide categorized by level, button executions (Tifa only), and descriptions.
 		Complete weapon listing relative to the character, including attack power, materia slots, ap growth and acquiring locations.

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W E A P O N   P R O P E R T I E S
 Weapons in Final Fantasy VII aren't interchangeable, but specifically designed for each character. Initial weapons (weakest) are equipped by default. More powerful weapons can be found in treasure chests or purchased at weapon shops.
Weapon Name*
 		Price*
 		Materia Slots
 		Attack*
Name of the weapon.
 		Price of the weapon in a weapon shop.
 		Available materia slots the weapon possesses.
 		Attack power of the weapon.
Attack%*
 		Growth*
 		Purchase
 		Acquire
Attack accuracy and effectiveness of the weapon.
 		Materia growth of the weapon. If the weapon has double growth, equipped materia will receive double the AP from a battle. If the weapon has triple growth, the equipped materia will receive 3x the AP from a battle. Some weapons have no growth, meaning your materia will not gain AP.
 		Location or town on the world map the weapon can be purchased.
 		Location or town on the world map the weapon can be found. Some weapons are won in battle while others can be found in treasure chests.

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L I M I T   B R E A K   P R O P E R T I E S
 Each character has a series of special attacks known as Limit Breaks, available when the character's limit break bar reaches its maximum. The limit break bar grows as characters are attacked. The more powerful the attack received, the greater the bar will grow. As characters fight in battle and use their limit breaks, they can acquire new, stronger limit breaks. Additionally, characters have a final, 4th level limit break that's acquired via item.
Limit Break Lists
Limit Breaks are listed in the format below, sorted by their level.
Limit Break Name
Level/Limit Break #


Description of the limit break. All previous limit breaks your character has learned can be used, but only one type per battle. Level 4 limit breaks require an item to learn. All previous limit breaks must be learned to obtain the level 4 limit break.
Acquring New Limit Breaks
In order for your character to learn new limit breaks, they must either attack a number enemies in battle or use their current limit break a certain amount of times. The following lists show what action is necessary to acquire new limit breaks.

1/1: This limit break is learned and enabled by default.
1/2: Use your first limit break 8 times.
2/1: Kill between 40-80 enemies, based on your characters strength and AP. Vincent requires only 20-40 enemies to acquire this level.
2/2: Use your first level 2 limit break 6 times.
3/1: Again, kill between 40-80 enemies, 20-40 for Vincent.
3/2: Use your first level 3 limit break 4 times.
4: Acquire the item in this field from the location available and use it on its respective character. You must have learned all previous limit breaks for it to function.