B E S T I A R Y   C A T E G O R Y   P R O P E R T I E S Select a Final Fantasy IX enemy category from the enemy selection menu for a complete and comprehensive list, including descriptions, resident locations, HP, AP, experience values, eat effects, and winning card and items. Enemies* Bosses* Special/Final Monsters* General enemies you'll encounter throughout the game in certain locations and on the world map. Bosses you'll encounter throughout your progression in the game. By default, they are listed in order as you'll encounter them. Special enemies and bosses, friendly monsters, sub quest battles, and final battle monsters. * information fields can be sorted in ascending or descending order.

E N E M Y   P R O P E R T I E S Enemies you fight throughout battle consist of their regular attacks, based on their abilities and offensive/defensive properties, and special attacks. Enemy* Lvl* HP* MP* Name of the enemy. To the right of this field is an image of what the enemy looks like. Experience level of the enemy. This can prove useful when using magic attacks that rely on experience level. Amount of hit points the enemy possesses. Amount of magic points the enemy possesses. Exp* AP* Gil* Card Amount of experience points your party will receive from this enemy when defeated. Amount of ability points your party will receive for abilites supported by equipment from this enemy when defeated. Amount of gil your party will receive from this enemy when defeated. Tetra Master card your party will acquire after defeating this enemy. Eat Monster Type Resident Location(s) Attack Blue magic spell Quina will acquire when successfully eating the enemy. The closer the enemy is to death, the more successful the Eat command is. The type of monster. This value is important for protective ablities which reduce attacks from specific enemy types, such as bugs, demons, undead monsters, etc. Location(s) on the world map where this enemy can be found. Attack patterns, special attacks, and magic attacks the enemy can use on your party. Defense Weakness Steal/Win Item Atk*/Def* Equipped ability use and/or status effects the enemy can defend against, making the attack less powerful and damaging to the enemy. Equipped ability use that can inflict powerful damage against the enemy. Items that can be stolen from the enemy through Zidane's steal command. Items that can be won from the enemy after it's defeated. Attack and defensive strength of the enemy, respectively. These values are measured in points. The greater the number, the greater the strength or defense. * information fields can be sorted in ascending or descending order.

B O S S   P R O P E R T I E S Bosses are much more powerful end-scenario bosses you'll encounter as your progress further into the game. Though they have many of the same characteristics of general enemies, they tend to use more special attacks and possess more powerful magic. Boss* Lvl* HP* MP* Name of the boss. To the right of this field is an image of what the boss looks like. Experience level of the boss. This can prove useful when using magic attacks that rely on experience level. Amount of hit points the boss possesses. Amount of magic points the boss possesses. Exp* AP* Gil* Card Bosses do not have experience points, unless this is an enemy acting as a sub boss. Amount of ability points your party will receive for abilites supported by equipment from this boss when defeated. Amount of gil your party will receive from this boss when defeated. Tetra Master card your party will acquire after defeating this boss. Monster Type Battle Location Attack Defense The type of monster. This value is important for protective ablities which reduce attacks from specific boss types, such as bugs, demons, undead monsters, etc. Location in the game where this battle will take place. Attack patterns, special attacks, and magic attacks the boss can use on your party. Equipped ability use and/or status effects the enemy can defend against, making the attack less powerful and damaging to the boss. Weakness Steal/Win Item Atk*/Def* Battle Strategy Equipped ability use that can inflict powerful damage against the boss. Items that can be stolen from the boss through Zidane's steal command. Items that can be won from the boss after it's defeated. Attack and defensive strength of the boss, respectively. These values are measured in points. The greater the number, the greater the strength or defense. Strategy for defeating the boss using the most cost effective equipment and spells. * information fields can be sorted in ascending or descending order.

F R I E N D L Y   M O N S T E R   P R O P E R T I E S Throughout the world of Final Fantasy IX, you may encounter a friendly monster in battle who is looking for an item more than a fight. Of course, attacking a friendly monster will cause it to run away. However, should you give the friendly monster the item its looking for, you will be treated with an AP bonus and an item in return. As listed in order on the friendly monsters page, take the winning item and give it to the next friendly monster. After you've exchanged all the necessary items between monster to monster, you'll have finished a sub quest which enables you to battle the optional boss Ozma at short range. Consult the secret boss page for information and tactics on this boss. Offering Win Item The item the friendly monster will want. If you give the friendly monster this item, you'll be treated with bonus AP and the battle will end. Item you'll acquire after the battle is over. Some friendly monsters will simply drop spoils while others will drop important items necessary to give to the next friendly monster. * information fields can be sorted in ascending or descending order.