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Have your workhorse attacker equip the "Stoic" overdrive mode, and the other two characters set to "Comarde." Get Overdrive -> AP onto your weapons, and as many abilities from "Triple AP," "Double AP", and "Triple Overdrive" as you can onto your weapons. He's 40% blitzballer, baby!Ĭustomize Auto-Haste and Auto-Phoenix onto everyone's armors. That'll probably be Bender Wakka, because he's OP as hell. If you've managed to finish grinding capturing 10 of every monster, your workhorse character will easily be hit for max 99,999 damage.

He counterattacks any hit against him with a move called Karma that deals tons of damage based on the number of kills the person who attacked him has made through the course of the game. To gain AP extremely rapidly, there's a trick involving the "Don Tonberry" boss at the Arena, unlocked after capturing at least one of every monster in the "Cavern of the Stolen Fayth" area. These are the items needed to gain AP related skills. It's an important part of why Bribe is a necessary skill for end-game. Many times, Bribery is supplemental to grinding arena monsters for drops or steals. Often times the best weapon and armor abilities are only obtainable through Bribery. The more money you give it, the higher your success rate will be. This means damaging it will not lower the amount you need to bribe it successfully. The amount of money needed is calculated based on the fiend's MAX HP. You cannot bribe a sleeping enemy, but it will still take your money to make the attempt. This means you can attempt to give the monster the minimum amount for a bribe and simply try it again adding a single gil until it finally goes through if you're really hard up for cash but need the items. However, it's cumulative in a battle so if you try to give a monster 10,000 Gil and then 20,000 Gil, 30,000 Gil total counts toward the attempted success. Attempts that are not successful take your money. You choose the amount of gil you want to give to the target monster, and if successful, the enemy leaves the battle while giving you items. A typical playthrough will see the player gaining access to it roughly around the time to finish the Zanarkand Ruins and it's boss. When fighting a single Grenade with two Grats, if the player uses any Blizzard spell with Lulu, the game will glitch, and the Grenade will not grow.Bribe as a skill is located at the end of Rikku's segment of the Sphere grid while using the Standard grid.

Weapons dropped by Grenades are slightly stronger than most weapons (they have a Damage Constant of 18, while any otherwise-identical weapon has a Damage Constant of 16) a trait shared with Bomb and Puroboros, but not found in Bomb King or any enemy outside the Bomb species. In the game's INT/PAL/HD versions, they will also drop weapons with the Distill Mana ability. Grenades will drop armor with Fire Ward and weapons with Firestrike. Grenades have a 95% resistance to Darkness and Silence 50% resistance to Death and Petrification and 25% resistance to Poison. Grenades will also grow when targeted by Attack Reels, but not when targeted by Self-Destruct, Doublecast, or characters afflicted with Poison or Zombie. It is one of the few enemies from which Kimahri can learn it as a Ronso Rage. After being attacked three times, a Grenade will counter with Self-Destruct, causing 600 damage to a random party member. After growing, they instead cast Fira, and also use it against aeons or when Provoked.

Grenades use a physical attack, and will grow when damaged by single target attacks.