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Name
Cait Sith's name is based on Scottish/Irish folklore, hence why his canon voice has a Scottish brogue, and is properly pronounced like "kett shee".
Limit Breaks
In Final Fantasy VII Cait Sith's Limit Breaks are as follows:
Level 1: Dice
Rolls a number of dice. Add the total of the dice roll and multiply by 100 to get the total damage. Cait Sith rolls 1 dice for each 10 levels he has gained. Example: Cait Sith is level 30, when he uses Dice he rolls 3 dice. The dice rolled show, 6, 2, 1. So the damage done is: 600 200 100=900. In certain cases, if the same number is rolled on two or more dice the damage is multiplied by however many dice rolled the same number.
Level 2: Slots
Kill 40 enemies.
Another limit involving slots - this one has several different icons that do different things. There are several combos that each deal damage to the enemies. The more notable outcomes are listed below:
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Name
Cait Sith's name is based on Scottish/Irish folklore, hence why his canon voice has a Scottish brogue, and is properly pronounced like "kett shee".Background
It is revealed during Final Fantasy VII that Cait Sith is a remotely controlled (yet somewhat self-aware) "toy" being controlled by Reeve Tuesti, the head of the Urban Development Department in the Shinra Corporation. Different models of Cait Sith have appeared and been damaged or destroyed during the official storylines.Cameos
Cait Sith has appeared in many Final Fantasy related titles following VII, and the Advent Children movie.Limit Breaks
In Final Fantasy VII Cait Sith's Limit Breaks are as follows:Level 1: Dice
Rolls a number of dice. Add the total of the dice roll and multiply by 100 to get the total damage. Cait Sith rolls 1 dice for each 10 levels he has gained. Example: Cait Sith is level 30, when he uses Dice he rolls 3 dice. The dice rolled show, 6, 2, 1. So the damage done is: 600 200 100=900. In certain cases, if the same number is rolled on two or more dice the damage is multiplied by however many dice rolled the same number.
Level 2: Slots
Kill 40 enemies.
Another limit involving slots - this one has several different icons that do different things. There are several combos that each deal damage to the enemies. The more notable outcomes are listed below:
- 3 Stars: [Mog Dance] A small Mog appears and restore the party's HP, MP and negative status effects.
- 3 Kings: [Toy Soldier] Six toy soldiers appear and attack all enemies.
- 3 Bars: [Summon] Cait Sith uses a spell at random.
- 3 Mogs: [Transform] Cait Sith turns into a giant, causing the other party members to leave the battle until the end. Cait is the only one who gains experience, and the other two party members' HP drop to 3333.
- 3 Hearts: [Lucky Girl] Hit percentage raises to 100% for the rest of the battle.
- 3 Cait Sith: [Instant Victory] All enemies on the screen, even bosses, die instantly. This is EXTREMELY rare.
- 2 Cait Sith and a bar: [Death] Your party dies instantly. This is also EXTREMELY rare.
- Anything else: [Toy Box] A toy box will appear and deal small damage to the enemy / enemies.
Cait Sith games
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Final Fantasy VII International |
PSN, PS1 | Square Co., Ltd. |
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Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII released on March 25, 2008 |
PSP | Square Enix |
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Final Fantasy XI Online: Wings of the Goddess released on Nov. 20, 2007 |
PS2, PC, X360 | Square Enix |
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Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo Tales released on April 3, 2007 |
DS | h.a.n.d. Inc. |
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Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII released on Aug. 15, 2006 |
PS2 | Square Enix |
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Final Fantasy VII released on Sept. 7, 1997 |
PS1, PSN, PC | Square Co., Ltd. |
| Character Name: | Cait Sith |
| Real Name: | Reeve Tuesti |
| Gender: | Male |
| Birthday: | |
| Appears in: | 6 games |
| First appearance: | Final Fantasy VII |
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