Mighty Guard is a Blu Mag spell for Quina in Final Fantasy IX that bestows Protect and Shell to all available allies at a cost of 64 MP, temporarily mitigating both physical and magical damage done to the party.

Use Mighty Guard and White Wind to keep both Quina and Zidane fully healed up and protected and use Bad Breath to inflict a barrage of status effects onto Earth Guardian.

Earth Guardian is a boss from Final Fantasy IX. The party first encounters it in the Earth Shrine when delivering a mirror to break the seal to Terra. Earth Guardian is one of the guardians of Terra who guards the seals. Quina and Zidane must …

Dec 26, 2022 · This is the page about the ability Mighty Guard from Final Fantasy IX (FF9, FFIX). Read on to find out where to obtain this ability and its effects.

There is a barrier guarding the pathway to the room, but take the stairway and door on the left side. The knights will lower their swords blocking the pathway back down as you ascend the stairs. Take the newly formed stairway to the top of the Altar.

Jun 20, 2023 · Inflicts Water-elemental damage equal to 25% of all enemies' maximum HP. Fails against bosses. Mighty Guard

Apr 18, 2016 · Vivi should stick Slow and use Water magic. Freya should just attack, while Garnet summons Leviathan. You should have Amarant's Kaiser Knuckles by now if you dig for chocograph treasures regularly. If you have Quina use mighty guard to protect your party members from Valia Pira's magic attacks.

It is in a place where there are GRANd DRAGONS. Well you can encounter Malboro's anywhere on disc 4 or at the Iifa Tree at the end of disc 2. Grand Dragon's may appear on the plains on …

Make use of Quina’s Blue Magic abilities, such as White Wind and Mighty Guard to keep Quina and Steiner’s HP up. One more mini-boss battle after this one. Steal: Drops: Again, the items here are not worth stealing, so ignore them. Shell Dragon is …

Mighty Guard is an insane skill for how early you can learn it. It casts Protect and Shell on your entire party. These spells would normally need to be cast individually, meaning you’re saving no less than eight turns to buff your entire team.