This does non-elemental damage similar to Bahamut's "Mega Flare" despite being slightly weaker. Kujata is one of the two summons in the game that uses multiple elements to attack an enemy. The materia is obtained at Bone Village where a red dot will randomly appear on the screen and start moving around, enticing the player to grab it. Make sure that you have a free materia slot; otherwise, you'll miss out on this handy summon.
Kujata uses a mixture of fire, ice, and lightning to barrage the enemy with its Tetra Disaster move. While this summon seems quite handy, there are moments where it can be extremely frustrating to use. If an enemy can nullify or absorb any of the three elements, then the entire attack goes to waste. The iconic partner of Ultros in Final Fantasy 6 makes its appearance as an ally for the first time in the seventh iteration.
Players obtain the powerful summon materia in the Ancient Forest. But Typhon's appearance is the most bizarre thing about the summon animation with a somewhat creepy face and gaping mouth present both at his front and back. His "Disintegration" attack is a powerful one that does high fire, earth, lightning, and ice damage to the enemy.
The downside of this summon is that its cost is a bit pricey MP is no joke and it's not as effective on enemies who can nullify or absorb a particular element.
The second version of the three Bahamut summon types available to the player replaces the classic look of Bahamut. Neo Bahamut has a new, unique red color and wings that have a rather interesting design no matter how impractical they may seem. The original Bahamut's attack is incredibly tame manner in comparison, too.
Neo Bahamut straight up rips off the patch of earth on which the enemy is standing, brings it up to the clouds, then stares them down before enveloping them in an upgraded attack that does massive damage called "Giga Flare". To add insult to injury, the beaten-up enemy is then hurled back to the ground in a humiliating fashion. Alexander is, hands-down, one of the coolest summons in the Final Fantasy series. The idea of a mobile robot fortress as a summon is a masterstroke.
Alexander personifies its awesomeness in Final Fantasy 7, using the improved 3D visuals to showcase the full extent of its power as it barrages the enemy with highly damaging missiles. This summon is obtained in the Great Glacier by interacting with the hot springs and defeating the enemy that appears.
Alexander can also use the Holy element in battle which is another huge plus. The only drawback is that not many enemies are weak to Holy, but the sheer power of Alexander's attack negates this by a large extent. The final form of Bahamut that you can acquire is the coolest and most powerful out of the three. With an almost guaranteed chance to do 9, damage, summoning him is typically the first time players peak the damage limit. This materia can be obtained in Cosmo Canyon, when the player touches the huge blue materia and has both the Bahamut and Neo Bahamut summon materia in their inventory.
There are five different classes of materia, with each one serving a different purpose and identifiable by its unique color. Green Magic materia allows players to cast powerful spells, yellow Command materia adds new commands to the battle menu, and blue Support materia enhances other materia when paired with it in a dual-slot. There's also purple Independent materia, which provides passive stat boosts and auto-abilties and, last, but certainly not least, red Summon materia.
These shiny red orbs allow players to summon powerful creatures known as Summons, which are a long-running staple of the Final Fantasy franchise.
Final Fantasy VII boasts sixteen of them in total, as well as a special orb of Master Summon materia which grants access to every available creature while only taking up a single materia slot. With the exception of Master Summon, every orb of Summon materia also provides passive stat boosts and penalties and can be mastered and duplicated by obtaining enough AP to reach level 5. That said, it can be incredibly useful during the early stages of the game and the ability to cast Stop while also inflicting damage also has its uses.
It will usually attack using DeathBlow!! It's obtained at the Chocobo Farm by interacting with the Chocobo near the fence in the outside pen. If they don't get the materia before Meteor is summoned though, players will need to rent a stable and catch a Chocobo to make it show up.
One of the series' most iconic Summons, Shiva returns with her signature Diamond Dust attack. When it comes to dealing ice damage, only Ice3 and Freeze are more powerful, though as these are single target attacks unless paired with an orb of All materia and cost considerably more MP, Shiva often provides the better option.
Shiva is given to the party by Priscilla after they save her from the Bottomswell monster at the beach in Under Junon. If the player's materia inventory is full when she tries to hand it over, she'll instead leave it in her room for Cloud and co to pick up later.
Another of the series' long-standing Summons, Ifrit provides the party with a useful source of area fire damage. Hellfire can be incredibly useful early on in the game, but is eventually outclassed by Fire3, Flare, and the Phoenix Summon materia. As with Shiva though, Ifrit does have the edge over these more powerful alternatives when it comes to MP consumption.
Players can obtain the Ifrit materia while onboard the cargo ship that takes them to the Costa del Sol. Ramuh doesn't show up in the franchise quite as often as Shiva and Ifrit, nor is he quite as useful. Granted, his Judgement Bolt attack is actually more powerful than Hellfire and Diamond Dust on paper, but both Kujata and Typhon each deal greater Lightning damage, as too does Bolt3.
As an early game summon, however, Ramuh does have its uses. Chocobo Chick Materia. Was this guide helpful? YES NO. In This Wiki Guide.
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Despite it typically being a water elemental in FF, there is no water element in FF7 Remake, so this time the summon deals non-elemental damage. At this point, you must beat Leviathan there to get the summon materia. Battle Strategy: Given that Leviathan is technically now non-elemental, elemental magic won't help you too much in your armor like it can with Shiva -- though pairing Lightning with Elemental in your weapon will still be helpful.
His big attack is Tidal Wave, which will likely wipe out your party if you don't plan for it:. Casting Manaward or Manawall on your team will significantly reduce the damage Tidal Wave deals, cast it as soon as you see the spell text or earlier. Equipping weapons with Reprieve will also allow you to survive the hit, but be ready to heal afterward.
Lastly, Barret's Lifesaver can also be used in a pinch, though be ready to revive him unless you pair with Reprieve or other defensive strategies. Lets you summon Bahamut, the ultimate summon in FF7 Remake. Bahamut, like Leviathan, appears to not be able to be summoned where others can in more enclosed areas. This unlocks the materia. Battle Strategy: Bahamut works in waves, and has clear attack patterns.
What you need to watch out for is Megaflare, which Bahamut counts down from five to perform. HP Up materia will help too. Once staggered, the king of dragons will go down surprisingly quickly.
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