Abadon is a boss in Final Fantasy VIII fought in the Great Salt Lake outside of Esthar City. The boss is undead and thus is damaged by restorative actions. Abadon is fought while Edea is in the party, and it is the only chance the player has to see Edea's power against a formidable enemy.
Stats
Normal
Standing
Battle
Abadon is an undead monster, making it weak to Holy and Fire, take half damage from physical attacks, and instantly defeated by resurrection items and abilities. Its Lick attack will deal damage and inflict Curse on a party member.
When Abadon stands up, its Vitality and Spirit increase and it will begin using spells instead. It will alternate between sitting and standing every few turns.
Squall will point out:
- 'An undead monster...'
- 'Use recovery-related magic and items.'
Strategy
Using healing spells, items and commands will damage it. Abadon can be killed in a single hit with Alexander's Revive command, an X-Potion, or with an Elixir.
Triple Triad
Abadon is a Level 6 Boss Card in Triple Triad used for playing the minigame and for turning into Dark Ammo with Quezacotl's Card Mod. It is a rare outcome for successfully carding an Abyss Worm or a Blood Soul.
Other appearances
Pictlogica Final Fantasy
Final Fantasy Record Keeper
Abaddon has two stances, crouching and standing, kupo! When it's crouching, it only uses physical attacks, so use Protect to buff your party! When it's standing, it uses debuffs like Silence and Blind, so have Esuna ready to handle those! It also uses Dispel while it's crouching, so don't forget to cast Protect on your party again after it goes back to crouching, kupo! And remember, since Abaddon is undead, it's vulnerable to holy damage and healing magic!Dr. Mog's Advice
Abadon appears in Final Fantasy Record Keeper as the boss of the "Great Salt Lake" Core Dungeon. As in its original game, it can change between standing and crouching stances to change attacks. When crouching it uses Claw and Tongue to deal physical damage to single _targets, with Claw having a chance to Paralyze. When standing it casts Silence, Blind, and Confuse, and also has Esuna and Dispel. It is vulnerable to Holy and Fire damage, and hitting both weaknesses is necessary to receive full completion medals.
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Etymology
The Hebrew term abaddon appears in the Bible as a place of destruction and an angel, respectively. In the Hebrew Bible, abaddon is used with reference to a bottomless pit, often appearing alongside the place שאול (sheol), meaning the land of the dead.