Simha

(デュランダルＡ, Dyurandaru Ei?, lit. Durandal A)
Classification
Type	Sword
Range	Short
Related pages
Recurring appearance	Durandal

The Simha is a sword in Final Fantasy XII. It is the upgraded Durandal added to the Zodiac versions, obtained from the bazaar's Well-forged Blade set.

Obtained

To make it at the bazaar, the player must sell three Lifewicks, four Ring Wyrm Scales and a Leshach Halcyon. It costs 80,000 gil. Lifewicks are obtained from Necrofiend and Evil Spirit. Ring Wyrm Scales are obtained from Shield Wyrm and Lindwyrm. Leshach Halcyons are obtained from Leshach Entites.

It is also rarely stolen from Rikken in Trial Mode Stage 86.

Stats

See also: Final Fantasy XII weapons

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Classification
Name	Simha
Name	Simha
Version	Zodiac
Version	Zodiac
Weapon type	Sword
Weapon type	Sword
Formula	Strength
Formula	Strength
Range	1
Range	1
Combat stats
Attack	103
Attack	103
Evade	15
Evade	15
MP	±0
MP	±0
Magick Power	±0
Magick Power	±0
Vitality	±0
Vitality	±0
Speed	±0
Speed	±0
CT	32
CT	32
Knockback	10
Knockback	10
Combo rate	10%
Combo rate	10%
Critical rate	0%
Critical rate	0%
Metal	2
Metal	2
Element effect	None
Element effect	None
Potency element((Boosts potency of abilities of element by 50%))	None
Potency element((Boosts potency of abilities of element by 50%))	None
On-hit status	None
On-hit status	None
Equip status((Status effect granted to user when equipping))	None
Equip status((Status effect granted to user when equipping))	None
Obtained
License required	Swords 9
License required	Swords 9
Treasure	None
Treasure	None
Shop	Cannot buy
Shop	Cannot buy
Bazaar	Well-forged Blade
Bazaar	Well-forged Blade
Item drop	None
Item drop	None
Steal	Rikken (3%) in Trial Mode Stage 86
Steal	Rikken (3%) in Trial Mode Stage 86
Poach	None
Poach	None
Hunt	None
Hunt	None
Reward	None
Reward	None

Other appearances

Final Fantasy Record Keeper

Etymology

Siṃha is a solar month in the traditional Indian calendars, and a sign in Indian astrology corresponding to Leo. The newly-added ultimate weapons in the Zodiac versions are named after the Hindu calendar, while in the Japanese version the weapon names are the same as their base weapon but ending with a latin letter, which, when combined, spell out "FINAL FANTASY".