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Dispelling them every round means he'll never take an action, preferring instead to reapply his buffs. One very notable example is Season 2's Hyoh of the Delta Star - if he has no buffs up, he spends his turn applying them. If the player is able to exploit this in some fashion, the bosses in question frequently become pushovers.

Breaker: Several boss enemies are scripted to always respond in a particular way to a given action. Every 50 ads grants an additional reward of Lapis and VIP coins.

Ad Reward: The ad system allows you to view seven ads a day, and after each one you can spin a wheel that rewards either NRG or varying amounts of Lapis, up to 150 on a really lucky roll.Of the first three to get this treatment, Silvia stands out, as the other two (Roy and Aileen) had at least made appearances in limited events and the plot before, but Silvia never had a speaking part before. Furthered in the third anniversary, where similar missions opened up for side characters available in the gacha. These entail what everyone has been doing in-between Seasons 1 and 2, and players who own the Season 2 versions of those units can unlock new abilities for them by completing each mini-campaign.

A Day in the Limelight: All of the main characters besides Rain have short stories to complete after finishing Season 1.

One of the most blatant cases is Dark Knight Cecil, who gains a ridiculously massive power increase in this game to make him a physical powerhouse, whereas his Paladin form (which is in the game and is effective as a Stone Wall) would be more effective approximately 15-30 minutes after getting it in his original game.

Adaptational Badass: As is standard for Final Fantasy crossovers, several characters that appear in this game are considerably more powerful than they were in their original games.