Summons are extremely powerful beasts that can assist Zack during combative situations in Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion. These creatures are activated through the Digital Mind Wave (DMW). This system offers players Limit Breaks based on DMW completion and the type of Materia used during the action.
There are a total of 11 Summons in Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion, all of which can be divided into two types: Boss Summons and Mascot Summons. Boss Summons are creatures players have to fight twice to unlock the Summon. The second battle usually incorporates expanded attacks. Unlocking Mascot Summons requires the completion of a side quest or triggering a certain action during a mission.
How To Unlock Every Summon in Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion
Below is a table depicting how to unlock every Summon in Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion according to Attack of the Fanboy.
Bahamut | Megaflare: Magical attack that ignores Spirit | Complete Mission 8-1-4: Rematch with Bahamut |
Exaflare: Magical attack that ignores Spirit | Complete Mission 8-5-6: Treasure Info 6 | |
Cactuar | 1,000 Needles: Damages all enemies | Complete Mission 10-1-3: Cactuar Found? |
Cait Sith | Courage Boost!: Cures Poison, Silence, Stop and Stun + Activates Barrier, MBarrier, Endure, MP Cost 0, AP Cost 0, Physical Null, and Magic Null | Complete Mission 8-4-3: Suspicious Mail 3 |
Chocobo | Chocobo Stomp: Physical attack that ignores Vitality | Complete Mission 8-4-1: Suspicious Mail 1 |
Ifrit | Hellfire: Magical attack that ignores Spirit | Complete Mission 8-1-1: Rematch with Ifrit |
Magic Pot | Item Mugger: Obtain a rare, random item | Encountering and pleasing enemy in Mission 10-2-3: Master Tonberry |
Moogle | Moogle Power: Activates Regen + Levels up all equipped Materia | Complete Mission 8-4-4: Suspicious Mail 4 |
Odin | Zantetsuken: Instant Death to all enemies | Complete Mission 8-1-6: Mystery Mania |
Phoenix | Rebirth Flame: Magical attack that ignores Spirit | Trigger the Seven Wonders quest and interact with the water tower |
Tonberry | Murderous Thrust: Physical attack that ignores Vitality | Complete Mission 10-2-3: Master Tonberry |
Once players unlock all 11 Summons, it is only natural to desire 100% completion for each DMW Animation in Crisis Core FF7 Reunion, otherwise known as 100% sync. Players can achieve this by activating each Summon’s Limit Break once. Registering the 11 Summons in Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion allows the players to be that much closer to being rewarded a Fury Ring and a Limit Break Collector trophy.
Source: Attack of the Fanboy
Crisis Core -Final Fantasy 7- Reunion
- Franchise:
- Final Fantasy
- Platform:
- Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PC, Steam
- Original Release Date:
- 2022-12-13
- Developer:
- Square Enix
- Publisher:
- Square Enix
- Genre:
- Action RPG
- ESRB:
- T
- Summary:
- Crisis Core – Final Fantasy 7- Reunion is a remaster of the PSP original and a prequel to the original Final Fantasy 7. Players will take up SOLDIER-in-training Zack Fair, the man that would be the admiration of Cloud Strife. Zack, wanting to follow in the footsteps of his mentor, Angeal, and the most outstanding SOLDIER, Sephiroth, diligently trains to live up to their legacy. However, SOLDIER operatives begin to go missing en masse, and Sephiroth is one of them. Now a full-fledged SOLDIER, Zack is dispatched along with Angeal to investigate their whereabouts – but what they find is a conspiracy that goes deeper than the mako energy-powered metropolis of Midgar. Crisis Core -Final Fantasy 7- Reunion directly sets up the events that lead to Cloud’s origins and even answers the question of where Cloud got the Buster Sword. This entry updates the graphics for a modern age and redesigns the combat system to make it more action-oriented, much like its future sequel, Final Fantasy 7 Remake.
- Sequel:
- Final Fantasy 7
