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How To Obtain Final Fantasy VII’s Limit Breaks

By Matthew Lynch
June 8, 2023
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Final Fantasy VII, released in 1997, is widely considered one of the best and most iconic Role-Playing Games of all time. One of the game’s most notable features is its unique Limit Break system, which unlocks powerful special moves that can help players overcome even the toughest of enemies. If you’re a fan of the game, you’ll want to know how to obtain all of the Limit Breaks. Here’s a guide:

Before we dive into the specifics, it’s worth explaining how the Limit Break system works. In Final Fantasy VII, each playable character has their own set of Limit Breaks, which can be activated when their Limit Gauge is filled up. The more damage a character takes, the faster their Limit Gauge will fill. There are four levels of Limit Breaks for each character, and in order to unlock higher levels, you need to use the lower levels more frequently.

  1. Cloud

Cloud Strife is the game’s protagonist and the character with the most Limit Breaks. His first Limit Break, Braver, is available from the start of the game. You can obtain his second Limit Break, Cross Slash, by winning the battle in the Crystal Cave while carrying Aerith. His third Limit Break, Blade Beam, is obtained by defeating the boss Materia Keeper in Mt. Nibel. To get his fourth and final Limit Break, Omnislash, you must win a special battle at the Gold Saucer’s Battle Square.

  1. Tifa

Tifa Lockhart is another character with a lot of Limit Breaks. Her first Limit Break, Beat Rush, is unlocked from the start. Her second Limit Break, Somersault, is obtained by using her first Limit Break eight times. Her third Limit Break, Waterkick, is obtained by killing the boss Bottomswell in Junon. To obtain her fourth and final Limit Break, Final Heaven, you’ll need to complete a side quest in Nibelheim that involves playing a melody on a piano.

  1. Aerith

Aerith Gainsborough is the game’s third playable character, and she has a unique Limit Break system. Instead of having four different Limit Breaks, she has just one, which changes based on what materia she has equipped. Her default Limit Break is Healing Wind, which restores some HP to all party members. Her second Limit Break, Seal Evil, is unlocked by using Healing Wind eight times. To obtain her third and final Limit Break, Planet Protector, you must defeat the boss Jenova LIFE in the Northern Crater.

  1. Barret

Barret Wallace is Final Fantasy VII’s resident gun-armed character. His first Limit Break is Big Shot, which is obtained from the beginning of the game. His second Limit Break, Mindblow, is obtained by defeating the boss Dyne in the Corel Prison. To obtain his third Limit Break, Grenade Bomb, you’ll need to kill the boss Gi Nattak on the stairs in the Temple of the Ancients. His fourth and final Limit Break, Catastrophe, is available at the Battle Square in the Gold Saucer.

  1. Red XIII

Red XIII, or Nanaki, is a fire-wielding, quadrupedal creature. His first Limit Break is Sled Fang, which is available from the beginning of the game. His second Limit Break, Lunatic High, is unlocked by killing the boss Gi Nattak in the Cave of the Gi. His third Limit Break, Blood Fang, is obtained by killing the boss Lost Number in the Shinra Mansion. His fourth and final Limit Break, Cosmo Memory, is obtained by completing a side quest in the game’s second disc.

  1. Cait Sith

Cait Sith is a robotic cat that can be controlled remotely. His first Limit Break, Dice, is available from the start of the game. His second Limit Break, Slots, is unlocked by killing the boss Godo in Wutai. To obtain his third Limit Break, Mog Dance, you’ll need to acquire the Toy Box in the Gold Saucer and then defeat 40 enemies with Cait Sith in your party. His fourth and final Limit Break, Death Joker, is available at the Battle Square in the Gold Saucer.

With this guide, you’ll be able to obtain all of Final Fantasy VII’s Limit Breaks for your characters. Remember, the key to unlocking these powerful abilities is to use lower-level Limit Breaks frequently, so make sure to prioritize them in battle. Good luck!

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