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* [[Royals Who Actually Do Something]]: The only one who isn't. {{spoiler|On the other hand his father was royalty...}}
* [[Secret Legacy]]: Everyone else in the party are {{spoiler|[[Royals Who Actually Do Something]]}} except Bartz, the hobo on a chocobo. {{spoiler|Until he finds out that his father fought Exdeath thirty years ago}}.
* [[Unfortunate Names]]: Called "Butz" in non-English versions, which makes this one of the few [[Spell My Name
** [[Clean Dub Name]]
* [[Walking the Earth]]: Before the game. He's pretty content with it and goes back to doing so at the end.
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* [[Ship Tease]]: Her initial dialogue with Bartz (especially the PSX translation) and the Amano art of them embracing in moonlight. Doesn't really happen in-game.
* [[Silk Hiding Steel]]: She may be a [[Lady of War]] but she's also so kind and sweet and well-spoken and princessy.
* [[Spell My Name
* [[Squishy Wizard]]
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* [[Stone Wall]]: Before getting job-classed up.
* [[Vitriolic Best Buds]]: With Faris.
* [[What You Are in
* [[When I Was Your Age]]: When confronting the Desert of Shifting Sands.
{{quote| "We crossed burning sand every day and liked it!" }}
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* [[Pirates Who Don't Do Anything]]: Averted. Her first reaction to finding out she has a princess aboard is to hold her for ransom.
** Played straight by the rest of her crew, though; the moment they reach the nearest town, they rush to the pub and just start drinking.
* [[Raised
* {{spoiler|[[Rebellious Princess]]}}
* {{spoiler|[[Royals Who Actually Do Something]]}}
* [[She Cleans Up Nicely]]: Bartz becomes even more smitten with her {{spoiler|when she's dressed up for a ball}}. Seems to apply when [[Sleep Cute|she's asleep]], too.
* [[Sweet Polly Oliver]]: Not so much on the sweet, but she fits.
** [[Sweet
*** Also, if you talk to one of "his" crew at the start of the game in the Tule pub, he will say "Captain... so dreamy..."
* [[Talk Like a Pirate]]: It's done horribly in the PSX version, with nearly every line beginning with "D'garr!" The GBA simply (and less annoyingly) makes her talk like a thug with [[Antiquated Linguistics|very old slurs]].
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* [[Plucky Girl]]: Krile has by no means had an easy life, but that hasn't put a dent in her spirit.
* [[Psychic Nosebleed|Psychic Headache]]: Gets one thanks to Ghido's mind-call.
* [[Raised
* [[Rousing Speech]]: After [[It Got Worse|everything has become so much worse]], Krile gives a brief one at the Guardian Tree.
{{quote| "We must stop Exdeath. The people around the world need us... No, not only the people, but all life...}}
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=== The Job Classes ===
The cornerstone of [[
==== The Freelancer ====
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* [[Counter Attack]]: Their innate ability.
* [[Critical Hit]]: Bare fists are one of the two ways to trigger critical hits without consuming MP.
* [[Disc One Nuke]]: Like [[Final Fantasy II (Video Game)|Final Fantasy II]] and [[
* [[Heal Thyself]]: Chakra heals some HP and some [[Standard Status Effects]].
* [[Herd-Hitting Attack]]: Their command Kick lets them hit all foes for reduced damage.
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[[File:FF5-BlueMage_4799.png|frame]]
[[
* [[Blow You Away]]: Has access to the Aero series of spells.
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[[File:FF5-RedMage_8764.png|frame]]
These scarlet-clad, tabard-wearing wizards take up magic and fighting equally, resulting in a Jack-of-all-trades that is also a [[Master of None]]. [[
* [[Crutch Character]]: They're very useful upon first acquisition due to their versatility, then fall behind as other jobs become more useful. However, see [[Magikarp Power]] below.
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** [[Making a Splash]]: Leviathan.
** [[Non-Elemental]]: Chocobo, Sylph, Odin (when using Gungnir) and Bahamut.
** [[Playing
* [[Life Drain]]: Sylph damages a single enemy and heals all living party members.
* [[Single-Stroke Battle]]: Odin, provided he uses Zantetsuken.
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* [[Life Drain]] and [[Mana Drain]]: Their Lance skill allows them to recover HP and MP from a foe.
* [[Mighty Glacier]]: Yet another Heavy Armor job, yet again slightly weaker than a Knight and slightly faster.
* [[Shout-Out]]: Bartz's Dragoon outfit very closely resembles [[Final Fantasy IV
* [[Weapon of Choice]]: [[Knife Nut|Knives]], [[Blade
==== The Dancer ====
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** [[Blow You Away]]: Bartz
** [[Making a Splash]]: Lenna
** [[Playing
** [[Dishing Out Dirt]]: Krile
* [[Foil]]: See the Oracle entry.
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* [[Random Encounters]]: Can increase their rate through the Lure passive ability.
* [[Shout-Out]]: The character's outfits resemble that of [[Saint Seiya]] characters. Each of the characters also resemble a Summon within the game (Bartz to Odin or Bahamut, Lenna to Shiva, Faris to Syldra, and Krile to Carbuncle).
* [[Weapon of Choice]]: [[Multi Melee Master|They get access to most physically based weapons]], such as [[Knife Nut|knives]], [[Heroes Prefer Swords|swords, knight swords]], [[An Axe to Grind|axes]], [[Katanas Are Just Better|katana]], [[Blade
==== The Cannoneer ====
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* [[Evil Overlord]]: He has the multitude of demons sealed in the Rift at his beck and call, apparently by promising to reshape the world for them to rule.
** There's also the fact that he himself is actually composed of ''multiple demons''.
* {{spoiler|[[Hoist
* [[Fighting a Shadow]]: The Sealed Castle is patrolled by ExDeath Souls.
* [[Genius Bruiser]]
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* [[Power of the Void]]: His obsession.
* [[Scary Impractical Armor]]
* [[Sealed Evil in
* [[Shoulders of Doom]]: Those spikes have got to be over a foot high.
* [[Shut Up, Kirk]]: Delivered to Bartz and the gang when they confront him in his castle.
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* [[Bonus Boss]]: In the GBA version.
* [[Eldritch Abomination]]
* [[Sealed Evil in
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* [[Get a Hold of Yourself, Man!]]: Towards his grandfather.
* [[Insufferable Genius]]: He would be insufferable if he wasn't so funny.
* [[Mythology Gag]]: There have been several references to Mid in the series. "Mid" is one of the default names for the Red Mage job in the remakes of ''[[
* [[Nerd Glasses]]
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