Final Fantasy's Jumbo Cactuar is now one of Magic: The Gathering's most formidable creatures. Its 10,000 Needles ability boosts its power by 9999 when attacking. Dealing with it in-game will require ...

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Cactuar can appear in Solo and Co-op Content, but generally at a pretty slim margin. This is because Cactuar are consider a “Rare Enemy,” as they drop extremely valuable Weapon Upgrade materials and ...

The Cactuar is a recurring enemy within the Final Fantasy franchise, and if the PS5 demo is anything to go off of, it seems like they will be making yet another appearance in Stranger of Paradise: ...

New cards previewed from an upcoming Magic: The Gathering (MTG) collaboration with Final Fantasy have raised eyebrows because ...

Cactuar Needles are a special item that you’ll need for Cid’s quest, A Better Crossbow, in order to upgrade the auto crossbow. They’re actually fairly tricky to get ahold of, as you can find them with ...

This rather lengthy quest requires you to gather all of the 10 Gatekeepers who have wandered off, so they can summon the Great Haboob and save the Cactuar Nation from rampaging fiends. You can locate ...

You can get Cactuar and Carbuncle's summon materia in the Final Fantasy VII remake. This is notable for three reasons. One: neither were in the original Final Fantasy VII; two: a carbuncle is ...

Cactuars are some of the most iconic creatures in Final Fantasy, but they're easy to miss in Final Fantasy 15 if you're not looking out for them. In fact, you might not have even known they were in ...

Tuesday’s reveal of the first batch of products for Magic: The Gathering - Final Fantasy turned quite a few heads, with many fans of the long-running series suddenly curious about how and where to buy ...

Square Enix will release two new Final Fantasy knit plushes, one of the Cactuar and one of the Moogle. Each plush will cost 3,850 yen (about $30) and will release in Japan on September 24, 2022.

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