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Final Fantasy IV/Call Magic

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Call magic user: Rydia (Summoner) Spell types: Support: battle spells that target the allies; Debuff: battle spells that target the enemies but deal no damage; Attack: battle spells that damage the enemies. Spell list The mist ring is an item introduced in the Advance port. In order to learn some summons you need to get the items from those monster by the same name. For example, to get the Bomb summon, you need to fight Bombs until they drop a "Bomb Item" which lets you learn Bomb Summon. Summon MP Type Target Effect Learn Image Chocobo 7 Attack One Non-elemental Child 128px Mist Dragon 20 Attack/support All Element: holy; if Mist Ring (GBA) is equipped, also casts Blink on allies Adult 128px Shiva 30 Attack All Element: ice Adult 128px Ramuh(Indra) 30 Attack All Element: lightning Adult 128px Ifrit(Jinn) 30 Attack All Element: fire Adult 128px Titan 40 Attack All Element: earth Adult 128px Event spells Sylph 25 Attack/support One Drains HP and heals all allies Find Yang 128px Odin 45 Attack All Instantly defeats enemies Defeat Odin 128px Asura 50 Support All Either cures, revives or shields allies Defeat Asura 128px Leviathan 50 Attack All Element: water Defeat Leviathan 128px Bahamut 60 Attack All Non-elemental Defeat Bahamut 128px Advance spells Goblin 1 Attack One Damages goblins only From an item occasionally dropped by Goblins 128px Bomb 10 Attack One Damage depends on caster's HP From an item occasionally dropped by Bombs 128px Cockatrice 15 Attack One Instantly defeats enemies (petrify) From an item occasionally dropped by Cockatrices 128px Mindflayer 18 Attack/debuff One Attacks and causes "paralyze" status From an item occasionally dropped by Mindflayers 128px From Final Fantasy 3 to Final Fantasy 4 Summons were introduced in the previous title of the series, Final Fantasy 3. There were eight of them: five could be purhcased as soon as the Evoker/Summoner job is unlocked, the last three could be obtained by defeating the summon. The same scheme is repeated here in Final Fantasy 4. Eight Summons from Final Fantasy 3: Chocobo (start) Shiva (start) Ramuh (start) Ifrit (start) Titan (start) Odin (fight) Leviathan (fight) Bahamut (fight) Three new summons were introduced in the original version of Final Fantasy 4: Mist Dragon (start) Sylph (event) Asura (fight) Further four summons were introduced in the GBA and subsequent remakes of Final Fantasy 4: Goblin Bomb Cockatrice Mindflayer