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{{Series
{{Series
|name=Final Fantasy
|name=Final Fantasy
|image=Final Fantasy series logo.jpg
|image=Final Fantasy series logo.png
|developer=[[Square Enix]]
|developer=[[Square Enix]]
|publisher=[[Square Enix]]
|publisher=[[Square Enix]]
|firstdate=[[December 18]], [[1987]]
|year=1987
|lastdate=present
|genre=[[RPG]]
|genre=[[RPG]]
|twitter=FinalFantasy
}}
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The '''''Final Fantasy''''' series is developed, and was originally published by, [[Squaresoft]]. After the merger with [[Enix]], the video games were published by [[Square Enix]] (''[[Final Fantasy IX]]'' was the first in the main series).
The '''''Final Fantasy''''' series is developed, and was originally published by, [[Squaresoft]]. After the merger with [[Enix]], the video games were published by [[Square Enix]] (''[[Final Fantasy IX]]'' was the first in the main series).


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==Main titles==
==Main titles==
The ''Final Fantasy'' games are released in Japan first. Their original Japanese title is in English, with a Japanese translitteration (not a translation) underneath, so that Japanese-speaking players can easily read it, too.
The ''Final Fantasy'' games are released in Japan first. Their original Japanese title is in English, with a Japanese transliteration (not a translation) underneath, so that Japanese-speaking players can easily read it, too.
{|{{prettytable|sortable=1}}
{| {{prettytable|sortable=1}}
! N. !! Title !! Year !! Genre !! Systems
! N. !! Title !! Year !! Genre !! Systems
|-
!colspan=5| Main Series
|-
|-
|  1 ||''' [[Final Fantasy]]      '''|| 1987 ||  || {{icon|globe}} [[NES]], [[PS1]], [[GBA]], [[PSP]], [[Wii]], [[PSN]], mobile phones <br/>{{icon|jp}} [[MSX]]
|  1 ||''' [[Final Fantasy]]      '''|| 1987 ||  || {{icon|globe}} [[NES]], [[PS1]], [[GBA]], [[PSP]], [[Wii]], [[PSN]], mobile phones <br/>{{icon|jp}} [[MSX]]
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|  9 ||''' [[Final Fantasy IX]]  '''|| 2000 ||  || {{icon|globe}} PS1, PSN
|  9 ||''' [[Final Fantasy IX]]  '''|| 2000 ||  || {{icon|globe}} PS1, PSN
|-
|-
| 10 ||''' [[Final Fantasy X]]    '''|| 2001 ||  || {{icon|globe}} [[PS2]], [[PS3]], [[PSV]], [[PS4]]
| 10 ||''' [[Final Fantasy X]]    '''|| 2001 ||  || {{icon|globe}} [[PS2]] <br>{{icon|globe}}(remastered) [[PS3]], [[PSV]], [[PS4]], MS-Win
|-
|-
| 11 ||''' [[Final Fantasy XI Online]] '''|| 2002 || MMORPG || {{icon|globe}} PS2, MS-Win, [[X360]]
| 11 ||''' [[Final Fantasy XI Online]] '''|| 2002 || MMORPG || {{icon|globe}} PS2, MS-Win, [[X360]]
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| 14 ||''' [[Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn]] '''|| 2013 || MMORPG || {{icon|globe}} PS3, MS-Win, PSN, PS4
| 14 ||''' [[Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn]] '''|| 2013 || MMORPG || {{icon|globe}} PS3, MS-Win, PSN, PS4
|-
|-
!colspan=5| Sequels
| 15 ||''' [[Final Fantasy XV]] '''|| 2016 || || {{icon|globe}} PS4, [[Xbox One|XB1]], MS-Win, [[Stadia]]
|-
|-
| 10.2 ||''' [[Final Fantasy X-2]] '''|| 2003 ||  || {{icon|globe}} PS2, PS3, PSV, PS4
| 16 ||''' [[Final Fantasy XVI]] '''|| 2023 || || [[PS5]]
|-
!colspan=5| Direct Sequels
|-
| 10.2 ||''' [[Final Fantasy X-2]] '''|| 2003 ||  || {{icon|globe}} PS2 <br>{{icon|globe}}(remastered) PS3, PSV, PS4, MS-Win
|-
|-
|  4.2 ||''' [[Final Fantasy IV: The After Years]] '''|| 2008 ||  || {{icon|jp}} mobile phones <br/>{{icon|globe}} Wii, PSP, PSN
|  4.2 ||''' [[Final Fantasy IV: The After Years]] '''|| 2008 ||  || {{icon|jp}} mobile phones <br/>{{icon|globe}} Wii, PSP, PSN
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|-
|-
| 7.5 ||''' [[Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII]] '''|| 2007 || Action-RPG || {{icon|globe}} PSP
| 7.5 ||''' [[Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII]] '''|| 2007 || Action-RPG || {{icon|globe}} PSP
|-
!colspan=5| Final Fantasy XI Expansions
|-
| 11.2 ||''' [[Final Fantasy XI: Rise of the Zilart]] '''|| 2003 || MMORPG || {{icon|globe}} PS2, MS-Win, X360
|-
| 11.3 ||''' [[Final Fantasy XI: Chains of Promathia]] '''|| 2004 || MMORPG || {{icon|globe}} PS2, MS-Win, X360
|-
| 11.4 ||''' [[Final Fantasy XI: Treasures of Aht Urhgan]] '''|| 2006 || MMORPG || {{icon|globe}} PS2, MS-Win, X360
|-
| 11.5 ||''' [[Final Fantasy XI: Wings of the Goddess]] '''|| 2007 || MMORPG || {{icon|globe}} PS2, MS-Win, X360
|-
| 11.6 ||''' [[Final Fantasy XI: Seekers of Adoulin]] '''|| 2013 || MMORPG || {{icon|globe}} PS2, MS-Win, X360
|-
|-
!colspan=5| Ivalice Alliance (Final Fantasy XII)
!colspan=5| Ivalice Alliance (Final Fantasy XII)
|-
|-
| 12.2 ||''' [[Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings]] '''|| 2007 || || {{icon|globe}} NDS
| 12.2 ||''' [[Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings]] '''|| 2007 || Strategy || {{icon|globe}} NDS
|-
|-
| 12.3 ||''' [[Final Fantasy Tactics]]            '''|| 1997 || Strategy || {{icon|globe}} PS1, mobile phones <br/> '''Remake:''' PSP (The War of the Lions)
| 12.3 ||''' [[Final Fantasy Tactics]]            '''|| 1997 || Strategy || {{icon|globe}} PS1, mobile phones <br/> '''Remake:''' PSP (The War of the Lions)
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!colspan=5| Fabula Nova Crystallis (Final Fantasy XIII)
!colspan=5| Fabula Nova Crystallis (Final Fantasy XIII)
|-
|-
| 13.1 ||''' [[Final Fantasy Type-0]] '''|| 2011 ||  || {{icon|jp}} PSP, PSN <br/>{{icon|globe}} PS4, [[Xbox One|XB1]]
| 13.1 ||''' [[Final Fantasy Type-0]] '''|| 2011 ||  || {{icon|jp}} PSP, PSN <br/>{{icon|globe}} PS4, XB1
|-
|-
| 13.2 ||''' [[Final Fantasy XIII-2]] '''|| 2011 ||  || {{icon|globe}} PS3, X360, PSN, MS-Win, mobile phones
| 13.2 ||''' [[Final Fantasy XIII-2]] '''|| 2011 ||  || {{icon|globe}} PS3, X360, PSN, MS-Win, mobile phones
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|-
|-
| 13.4 ||''' [[Final Fantasy Agito]]  '''|| 2014 ||  || {{icon|jp}} mobile phones
| 13.4 ||''' [[Final Fantasy Agito]]  '''|| 2014 ||  || {{icon|jp}} mobile phones
|-
!colspan=5| Final Fantasy XIV Expansions
|-
| 14.2 ||''' [[Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward ]] '''|| 2015 || MMORPG || {{icon|globe}} PS3, PS4, MS-Win, MacOS
|-
| 14.3 ||''' [[Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood]] '''|| 2017 || MMORPG || {{icon|globe}} PS4, MS-Win, MacOS
|-
| 14.4 ||''' [[Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers]] '''|| 2019 || MMORPG || {{icon|globe}} PS4, MS-Win, MacOS
|-
| 14.5 ||''' [[Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker]] '''|| 2021 || MMORPG || {{icon|globe}} PS4, PS5, MS-Win, MacOS
|-
|}
|}
* Expansion packs for Final Fantasy XI:
** [[Final Fantasy XI: Rise of the Zilart]]
** [[Final Fantasy XI: Chains of Promathia]]
** [[Final Fantasy XI: Treasures of Aht Urhgan]]
** [[Final Fantasy XI: Wings of the Goddess]]
** [[Final Fantasy XI: Seekers of Adoulin]]
** [[Final Fantasy XI: Rhapsodies of Vana'diel]]


==Spin-offs==
==Spin-offs==
Most games in the '''[[:Category:Final Fantasy Tactics]]''' are part of the Ivalice Alliance (see above, FF12).
Most games in the '''[[:Category:Final Fantasy Tactics]]''' are part of the Ivalice Alliance (see above, FF12).


{|{{prettytable|sortable=1|notwide=1}}
{| {{prettytable|sortable=1|notwide=1}}
! Title !! Year !! Genre !! Systems
! Title !! Year !! Sub-series (genre) !! Systems
|-
|-
|''' [[Final Fantasy Mystic Quest]] '''|| 1993 || Action-adventure || {{icon|globe}} SNES
|''' [[Final Fantasy Mystic Quest]] '''<br/>''Final Fantasy USA: Mystic Quest (JP) <br/>Mystic Quest Legend (EU) ''|| 1993 || || {{icon|globe}} SNES
|-
|-
|''' [[Vagrant Story]] '''<ref>'''Vagrant Story''' is a predecessor of the ''Ivalice Alliance''.</ref>|| 2000 || Action-RPG || {{icon|globe}} PS1, PSN
|''' [[Vagrant Story]] '''<ref>'''Vagrant Story''' is a predecessor of the ''Ivalice Alliance''.</ref>|| 2000 || Ivalice Alliance (action-RPG) || {{icon|globe}} PS1, PSN
|-
|-
|''' [[Dissidia: Final Fantasy]] '''|| 2008 || Fighting || {{icon|globe}} PSP
|''' [[Dissidia: Final Fantasy]] '''|| 2008 || Dissidia (fighting) || {{icon|globe}} PSP
|-
|-
|''' 光の4戦士 Final Fantasy 外伝 '''<br/>'' The 4 Heroes of Light: Final Fantasy Side-Story <br/>[[Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light]] ''|| 2009 || || {{icon|globe}} NDS
|''' 光の4戦士 Final Fantasy 外伝 '''<br/>'' The 4 Heroes of Light: Final Fantasy Side-Story <br/>[[Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light]] ''|| 2009 || Gaiden || {{icon|globe}} NDS
|-
|-
|''' Final Fantasy Legends 光と闇の戦士 '''<br/>'' Final Fantasy Legends: Warriors of Light and Darkness <br/>[[Final Fantasy Dimensions]] ''|| 2010 || || {{icon|globe}} mobile phones
|''' Final Fantasy Legends 光と闇の戦士 '''<br/>'' Final Fantasy Legends: Warriors of Light and Darkness <br/>[[Final Fantasy Dimensions]] ''|| 2010 || Legends || {{icon|globe}} mobile phones
|-
|-
|''' [[Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy]] '''|| 2011 || Fighting || {{icon|globe}} PSP
|''' [[Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy]] '''|| 2011 || Dissidia (fighting) || {{icon|globe}} PSP
|-
|-
|''' [[Bravely Default]] '''<ref>'''Bravely Default''' is the direct sequel of ''The 4 Heroes of Light''.</ref>|| 2012 || || {{icon|globe}} 3DS
|''' [[Bravely Default]] '''<ref>'''Bravely Default''' is the direct sequel of ''The 4 Heroes of Light''.</ref>|| 2012 || Gaiden || {{icon|globe}} 3DS
|-
|-
|''' [[Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade]] '''|| 2012 ||  || {{icon|globe}} mobile phones
|''' [[Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade]] '''|| 2012 ||  || {{icon|globe}} mobile phones
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|''' [[Final Fantasy Explorers]] '''|| 2014 ||  || {{icon|globe}} 3DS
|''' [[Final Fantasy Explorers]] '''|| 2014 ||  || {{icon|globe}} 3DS
|-
|-
|''' [[Final Fantasy Legends: Toki no Suisho|Final Fantasy Legends 時空ノ水晶]] '''<br/>'' Final Fantasy Legends: Crystal of Dimensions ''<ref>'''Crystal of Dimensions''' is the direct sequel of ''Final Fantasy Dimensions''.</ref>|| 2015 || || {{icon|jp}} mobile phones
|''' [[Final Fantasy Legends: Toki no Suisho|Final Fantasy Legends 時空ノ水晶]] '''<br/>'' Final Fantasy Legends: Crystal of Dimensions ''<ref>'''Crystal of Dimensions''' is the direct sequel of ''Final Fantasy Dimensions''.</ref>|| 2015 || Legends || {{icon|jp}} mobile phones
|-
|''' [[Theatrhythm: Final Bar Line]] '''|| 2023 || Rhythm game || {{icon|globe}} Switch
|}
|}
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== Video games with Final Fantasy characters ==
== Video games with Final Fantasy characters ==
These are non-Final Fantasy video games that star characters from the series.
These are non-Final Fantasy video games that star characters from the series.
* [[:Category:Kingdom Hearts|Kingdom Hearts]] series
* {{c|Kingdom Hearts}} series
* [[:Category:Chocobo Racing|Chocobo Racing]] series
* {{c|Chocobo Racing}} series
* [[:Category:Chocobo Dungeon|Chocobo Dungeon]] series
* {{c|Chocobo Dungeon}} series
* [[Ehrgeiz]]
* [[Ehrgeiz]]
* [[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]
* [[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]
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{{Final Fantasy}}
{{Final Fantasy}}
[[Category:Series]]
[[Category:Square]]
[[Category:Square Enix]]

Latest revision as of 08:10, 30 December 2023

Final Fantasy
The logo for Final Fantasy.
Developer(s)Square Enix
Publisher(s)Square Enix
Year introduced1987
Genre(s)RPG
Independent wikis with more information:
Final Fantasy Wiki (en)

The Final Fantasy series is developed, and was originally published by, Squaresoft. After the merger with Enix, the video games were published by Square Enix (Final Fantasy IX was the first in the main series).

For the most part, Final Fantasy video games are traditional console RPGs, with the exceptions of Final Fantasy XI and XIV (MMORPGs) and the Tactics series of strategic RPGs. Most of the video games in the main series have been re-released in a series of collections for the PS1.

Video games with a Roman numeral are considered to be part of the main Final Fantasy series, though the video games have very little to do with one another (with the exception of the Final Fantasy X, VII and IV direct sequels). There are also several spin-off series, including Tactics and Crystal Chronicles.

Originally, Final Fantasy II and Final Fantasy III were not released in the US, so Final Fantasy IV was renamed Final Fantasy 2 and Final Fantasy VI was renamed Final Fantasy 3 when they were localized. Now that all of the Final Fantasy video games have been released in the US, they are referred to by the original numbers in all regions. Additionally, all four Game Boy video games are part of a completely different series but were rebranded as Final Fantasy games when they were localized from Japan.

Main titles[edit]

The Final Fantasy games are released in Japan first. Their original Japanese title is in English, with a Japanese transliteration (not a translation) underneath, so that Japanese-speaking players can easily read it, too.

N. Title Year Genre Systems
Main Series
1 Final Fantasy 1987 NES, PS1, GBA, PSP, Wii, PSN, mobile phones
MSX
2 Final Fantasy II 1988 NES, WSC, Wii
PS1, GBA, PSP, PSN, mobile phones
3 Final Fantasy III 1990 NES, Wii
NDS, PSP, mobile phones
4 Final Fantasy IV
Final Fantasy II (US) 		1991 SNES, PS1, GBA, NDS, Wii, PSP, mobile phones
WSC
5 Final Fantasy V 1992 SNES, Wii
PS1, GBA, PSN, mobile phones
6 Final Fantasy VI
Final Fantasy III (US) 		1994 SNES, PS1, GBA, Wii, PSN, mobile phones
7 Final Fantasy VII 1997 PS1, MS-Win, PSN
8 Final Fantasy VIII 1999 PS1, MS-Win, PSN
9 Final Fantasy IX 2000 PS1, PSN
10 Final Fantasy X 2001 PS2
(remastered) PS3, PSV, PS4, MS-Win
11 Final Fantasy XI Online 2002 MMORPG PS2, MS-Win, X360
12 Final Fantasy XII 2006 PS2
13 Final Fantasy XIII 2009 PS3, X360
mobile phones
14 Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn 2013 MMORPG PS3, MS-Win, PSN, PS4
15 Final Fantasy XV 2016 PS4, XB1, MS-Win, Stadia
16 Final Fantasy XVI 2023 PS5
Direct Sequels
10.2 Final Fantasy X-2 2003 PS2
(remastered) PS3, PSV, PS4, MS-Win
4.2 Final Fantasy IV: The After Years 2008 mobile phones
Wii, PSP, PSN
Final Fantasy VII Compilation
7.2 Before Crisis: Final Fantasy VII 2004 mobile phones
7.3 Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII 2006 Action FPS PS2
7.4 Dirge of Cerberus Lost Episode: Final Fantasy VII 2006 Action FPS mobile phones
7.5 Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII 2007 Action-RPG PSP
Final Fantasy XI Expansions
11.2 Final Fantasy XI: Rise of the Zilart 2003 MMORPG PS2, MS-Win, X360
11.3 Final Fantasy XI: Chains of Promathia 2004 MMORPG PS2, MS-Win, X360
11.4 Final Fantasy XI: Treasures of Aht Urhgan 2006 MMORPG PS2, MS-Win, X360
11.5 Final Fantasy XI: Wings of the Goddess 2007 MMORPG PS2, MS-Win, X360
11.6 Final Fantasy XI: Seekers of Adoulin 2013 MMORPG PS2, MS-Win, X360
Ivalice Alliance (Final Fantasy XII)
12.2 Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings 2007 Strategy NDS
12.3 Final Fantasy Tactics 1997 Strategy PS1, mobile phones
Remake: PSP (The War of the Lions)
12.4 Final Fantasy Tactics Advance 2003 Strategy GBA
12.5 Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift 2007 Strategy NDS
12.6 Crystal Defenders 2008 Strategy X360, Wii, PSN, mobile phones
12.7 Crystal Defenders: Vanguard Storm 2009 Strategy mobile phones
12.8 Final Fantasy Tactics S 2013 Strategy mobile phones
Fabula Nova Crystallis (Final Fantasy XIII)
13.1 Final Fantasy Type-0 2011 PSP, PSN
PS4, XB1
13.2 Final Fantasy XIII-2 2011 PS3, X360, PSN, MS-Win, mobile phones
13.3 Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII 2013 PS3, X360, MS-Win
13.4 Final Fantasy Agito 2014 mobile phones
Final Fantasy XIV Expansions
14.2 Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward 2015 MMORPG PS3, PS4, MS-Win, MacOS
14.3 Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood 2017 MMORPG PS4, MS-Win, MacOS
14.4 Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers 2019 MMORPG PS4, MS-Win, MacOS
14.5 Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker 2021 MMORPG PS4, PS5, MS-Win, MacOS

Spin-offs[edit]

Most games in the Category:Final Fantasy Tactics are part of the Ivalice Alliance (see above, FF12).

Title Year Sub-series (genre) Systems
Final Fantasy Mystic Quest
Final Fantasy USA: Mystic Quest (JP)
Mystic Quest Legend (EU) 		1993 SNES
Vagrant Story [1] 2000 Ivalice Alliance (action-RPG) PS1, PSN
Dissidia: Final Fantasy 2008 Dissidia (fighting) PSP
光の4戦士 Final Fantasy 外伝
The 4 Heroes of Light: Final Fantasy Side-Story
Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light 		2009 Gaiden NDS
Final Fantasy Legends 光と闇の戦士
Final Fantasy Legends: Warriors of Light and Darkness
Final Fantasy Dimensions 		2010 Legends mobile phones
Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy 2011 Dissidia (fighting) PSP
Bravely Default [2] 2012 Gaiden 3DS
Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade 2012 mobile phones
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy 2012 Rhythm game 3DS, mobile phones
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call 2014 Rhythm game 3DS
Final Fantasy Explorers 2014 3DS
Final Fantasy Legends 時空ノ水晶
Final Fantasy Legends: Crystal of Dimensions [3]		 2015 Legends mobile phones
Theatrhythm: Final Bar Line 2023 Rhythm game Switch
  1. ↑ Vagrant Story is a predecessor of the Ivalice Alliance.
  2. ↑ Bravely Default is the direct sequel of The 4 Heroes of Light.
  3. ↑ Crystal of Dimensions is the direct sequel of Final Fantasy Dimensions.

Crystal Chronicles[edit]

Compilations[edit]

Video games from other series[edit]

This section lists video games that were labeled as Final Fantasy for marketing reasons.

SaGa series:

Seiken Densetsu series:

Video games with Final Fantasy characters[edit]

These are non-Final Fantasy video games that star characters from the series.

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Subcategories

This category has the following 3 subcategories, out of 3 total.

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Pages in category "Final Fantasy"

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