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Founded: 1976

Headquarters: Sussex, UK

Website Link(s): Official Site

Label(s)

• Fiction
• Warner Brothers
• Geffen
• Small Wonder

Genre(s)

• Post-Punk
• Gothic Rock
• Alternative Rock
• New Wave

RIYL

• Joy Division
• Siouxsie & The Banshees
• The Smiths

Band Members

• Robert Smith
• Porl Thompson
• Simon Gallup
• Jason Cooper
• Michael Dempsey
• Laurence "Lol" Tolhurst
• Matthieu Hartley
• Phil Thornalley
• Andy Anderson
• Boris Williams
• Roger O'Donnell
• Perry Bamonte

Includes Members of

• The Glove
• Fools Dance
• My Life Story
• Presence
• Babacar
• Levinhurst
• Lockjaw
• The Associates
• Johnny Hates Jazz
• The Psychedelic Furs
• The Thompson Twins
• Berlin

Band Biography

One of the most influential gothic rock groups, perhaps along with Joy Division or The Smiths, the Cure have been around since the 1970s, and gone through many, many lineup changes. In fact, it could be said that Robert Smith IS the Cure, but there you go. They're still going on today, and releasing a new album later this year.

Discography

Albums

• Three Imaginary Boys
• Seventeen Seconds
• Faith
• Pornography
• The Top
• The Head On The Door
• Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me
• Disintegration
• Wish
• Wild Mood Swings
• Bloodflowers
• The Cure
• Concert
• Entreat
• Show
• Paris
• Boys Don't Cry
• Happily Ever After
• Japanese Whispers
• Standing On A Beach / Staring At The Sea
• Mixed Up
• Integration
• Galore
• Greatest Hits
• Join The Dots: B-Sides And Rarities, 1978-2001
• 4 Play
• Staring At The Sea - The Images
• The Cure In Orange
• Picture Show
• The Cure Play Out
• The Cure: MTV Unplugged
• Show (Video)
• Galore (Video)
• Greatest Hits (DVD)
• The Cure: Trilogy

EPs

Singles

Appears On

Compilations

Soundtracks

• D.E.B.S.
• Loser
• The Rules of Attraction

Mix CDs

• It Came From The Drive-In!

Radio Shows

• Chris Morris Music Show Episode 15: Another hour of dangerously anarchic comedy
• GLR Show December 26, 1991

Further Reading

• Wikipedia

From EQ2i, the EverQuest II wiki

Cure may refer to one of the following:

• Cure (Spell), the level 6 Priest spell
• Cure (Tradeskill), the Artisan universal tradeskill

From The Vault

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Fallout 3 character Marie Marie in her crib Biography race: Human affiliation: Pitt Raiders role: Cure location: The Pitt, Haven family: Ishmael Ashur - father Sandra Kundanika - mother Gameplay appearances: The Pitt quests: Free Labor Statistics Technical actor: base id: xx000f35 (Marie's Crib) ref id: xx000f36 (Marie's Crib)

Fallout 3 miscellaneous item Baby weight: 5 value: 0 quests: Free Labor base id: xx000f39

Marie is the daughter of Ishmael Ashur and Sandra Kundanika, and touted as the cure for Troglodyte Degeneration Contagion in 2277.

Background

She was born with a natural resistance to radiation and Troglodyte Degeneration Contagion, and because of this unique gift she has been studied by her parents to find a cure to help with the constant radiation in The Pitt.

Notes

• She weighs 5 pounds.
• Teddy Bears are her favorite toy.
• When observed closely, Marie squirms in her crib.
• Once the player picks her up, she becomes a quest item called 'Baby' and therefore cannot be dropped.
  • The Baby item uses the Garden Gnome world model.

Appearances

Marie appears in the Fallout 3 add-on The Pitt.

Behind the Scenes

The name Marie for someone who is a Cure may be a reference to Marie Skłodowska-Curie, a Polish Scientist and Nobel Prize winner who discovered numerous radioactive elements. She died of radiation poisoning.

From Final Fantasy Wiki

Cure in Final Fantasy Tactics.

Cure (ケアル, Kearu) is a recurring spell from the Final Fantasy series. Cure is the most basic of White Magic spells and restores a small amount of HP. In almost all Final Fantasy games, Cure and its stronger variants can be used to inflict damage on the undead.

See also: Cura, Curaga, Curaja, and Full-Cure.

Appearances

Final Fantasy

Cure, also known as CURE in the Famicom release and Cure1 in the Origins release, is a level 1 White Magic spell which restores a small amount of HP to a single player. In the Famicom and Origins releases, it restores between 16 and 32 HP, while in subsequent releases it restores HP depending on the caster's Spirit.

The spell can be bought at Cornelia and can be learnt by the White Mage, White Wizard, Red Mage, Red Wizard, and Knight Job classes. In the Dawn of Souls and 20th Anniversary Edition releases it costs 3 MP to cast.

Final Fantasy II

Cure is a White Magic spell which restores HP to one or all allies. The amount of HP it restores increases with the spell's level. Any character can learn Cure by having them use the Cure Tome (called the Cure Scroll in the Origins release).

Final Fantasy III

Cure is a level 1 White Magic that can be used by White Mages, Devouts, Knights, Red Mages, and Sages. It can also be used by Scholars in the DS version. Princess Sara can use Cure when she joins the party as guest.

Final Fantasy IV

Cure is a basic White Magic spell that Rosa and Porom begin with initially. Cecil begins with it as a Paladin and it is one of the few White Magic spells that Rydia can learn as a child. It costs 3 MP to cast in all versions.

Final Fantasy IV: The After Years

Cure returns as a spell that the majority of playable characters start with. It costs 3 MP to cast.

Final Fantasy V

Cure is a level 1 White Magic spell that can be used by White Mages and Red Mages. It can be bought for 180 Gil at Tule, Karnak, Carwen, and Jachol, and costs 4 MP to cast.

Final Fantasy VI

Cure is a White Magic spell that both Terra and Celes have learned initially. Cure can also be taught by the Espers Shiva at a x4 rate, Kirin at a x5 rate, Seraph at a x20 rate, and Lakshmi at a x25 rate. It costs 5 MP to cast.

Final Fantasy VII

Cure is usable when Restore Materia is equipped. It can first be found at the first Mako Reactor, on the bridge to where AVALANCHE plant the bomb. It costs 5 MP to cast. In the 1996 BETA Demo release, Cloud and Aeris come readily equipped with the spell, and there is no Restore materia found on the bridge.

Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-

Cure is a Curative Magic Materia.

• MP Cost: N/A
• Target Type: Range
• Materia Generation System: Light Blue
• Level 1 - Default - Base Healing: N/A

Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-

Cure is a Magic Materia. It costs 4 MP to cast.

Final Fantasy VIII

Cure is a common spell that can be drawn from many low-level enemies. It restores a small amount of HP to one ally.

Final Fantasy IX

Cure is the basic HP restoring spell of Final Fantasy IX. Cure can be learned by both Garnet and Eiko via the Magic Racket or Silk Shirt. Garnet can also learn it from her starting weapon, the Rod.

Beatrix does not possess the ability when the player takes control of her. During the second battle against Beatrix however, she can use the Cure ability. The Serpion is the only other adherent of the spell in the game.

Final Fantasy X

Cure is a White Magic spell learnable in Yuna's section of the Sphere Grid. It is one of the abilities she begins with, along with Esuna.

Final Fantasy X-2

Cure can be learned by the White Mage Dressphere for 20 AP and costs 4 MP to cast. It can also be used while equipped with the Healing Light, Healing Wind, Heart Reborn, or Immortal Soul Garment Grids.

Final Fantasy XI

Cure is the lowest level White Magic spell in Final Fantasy XI. It heals a single target by a minor amount. It can be purchased from a vendor for 70 gil or less depending on fame. Players who start Final Fantasy XI as a White Mage automatically start with this scroll in their inventory.

Final Fantasy XII

Cure is a Level 1 White Magick that can be purchased earlier in Rabanastre. It heals one target. In the International Zodiac Job Version, Cure is only available for the White Mage Job class. Ashe, Penelo, and Fran can use Cure no matter what their Jobs are.

Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings

Only Healing-type units may use Cure. These include Penelo and Yarhi such as White Hare, Carbuncle, and Ultima.

Final Fantasy Tactics

Cure is an action ability that can be learned by White Mages for 50 JP. It uses 6 MP and has a speed of 25. In the PS1 version, there is a chance that the user will say, upon casting, "Life's refreshing breeze, blow in energy! Cure!".

Final Fantasy Tactics Advance

Cure is a spell that can be learned by White Mages and Red Mages. It is learned through either the White Staff (for White Mages) or the Fleuret (for Red Mages) and requires 100 AP to master. It is considered a Holy-elemental spell, as casting it while the Holy law is enforced will attract a card.

Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift

Cure remains the same as it was in Final Fantasy Tactics Advance.

Final Fantasy Mystic Quest

Cure is the basic healing spell available in this game. Only the characters Benjamin, Kaeli, and Phoebe can cast it. It will fully heal a single character, or recovers roughly half of two characters' total healths. Due to a glitch, the final boss, the Dark King, is highly weak to Cure when cast by Benjamin, taking over ten thousand damage if Benjamin casts it on him.

Final Fantasy Adventure

Cure is a spell that can be learned through a magic book, and restores HP to one character. It costs 2 MP to cast.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles

Cure Magicite can only be found in dungeons. Once a player finds it, they can cast it until they leave that dungeon. The spell can also be cast from a Cure Ring that can be carried between dungeons.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates

Cure Magicite can be found in dungeons or purchased at the Magic Goods stand in Rebena Te Ra. Cure Magicite can only be used once, so players can carry from 10 to 99 Cure Magicite. Cure Pockets can be found or purchased from the Mog Mart so players can carry more.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King

Cure is a level 1 Restoration ability for the White Mage class, and caps at level 100. It restores only one ally's HP, can be used up to three times per battle and only up to five times a day.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time

Cure is one of the six basic spells that any character can cast, and is indicated by the green icon. In addition to recovering ally HP, Cure is also used to reveal ethereal undead enemies, who will take less damage unless targeted with Cure, Cura, or Curaga.

Dissidia Final Fantasy

Cure is a Story Mode skill. It recovers 30% of the character's HP.

Gallery

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Cure in Final Fantasy IV	Cure in Final Fantasy IV (DS)	Cure in Final Fantasy IV: The After Years	Cure in Final Fantasy V
Cure in Final Fantasy VI	Cure in Final Fantasy VII	Cure in Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-	Cure in Final Fantasy VIII
Cure in Final Fantasy IX

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