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Final Fantasy XII Boss
Sephira
Statistics Level Evade% 50 0 HP MP 12,121 613 Power Defense 71 33 Magick Power Magick Resist 23 35 Vitality Speed 55 17 EXP Clan Points 0 0
Elemental affinities Fire Ice Lightning Water * * * * Wind Earth Dark Holy Immune Immune * *
Japanese	セフィラ
Romaji	Sefira
Location	Sky Fortress Bahamut (Central Shaft)
Bestiary Location	N/A
LP Awarded	0
Common Steal	none
Uncommon Steal	none
Rare Steal	Hi-Ether
Common Drop	none
Uncommon Drop	none
Rare Drop	none
Very Rare Drop	none
Common Poach	none
Rare Poach	none
Attacks	Attack (may cause Immobilize)
Abilities	N/A
Innate abilities	Safety, Parry; 0 Attack CT (when Vayne is HP critical)
Immune to	Death, Petrify, Stop, Doom, Confusion, Sleep, Disease, Reverse, Slow, Disable, Immobilize, Silence, Blind, Poison, Oil, Sap, Lure, Berserk, Warp, Poach, Fractional Damage, Sight Unseeing, Syphon, Numerology, Charm, Achilles, Wither, Addle
Other Information	*Sephira A is weak against Water and absorbs Fire, Sephira B is weak against Ice and absorbs Thunder, Sephira C is weak against Thunder and absorbs Ice, Sephira D is weak against Dark and absorbs Holy, Sephira E is weak against Holy and absorbs Dark

Sephira is a boss from Final Fantasy XII. Appears alongside Vayne Novus, these magical swords assist the boss. Unlike the Rooks fought along with Dr. Cid, Sephira only attack the player, while having a chance of Immobilizing the character. There are only 5 Sephira in the battle, while in the pre-battle cutscenes, there are as many as eight. They are also part of the cinematic display of Vayne Novus' attacks.

Related enemies

• Imperial Swordsman
• Imperial Marksman
• Imperial Hoplite
• Imperial Magus
• Mastiff
• Judge
• Imperial Gunner
• Imperial Pilot
• Imperial Beastmaster
• Rook
• Sphere-Rook
• Spinner-Rook
• Helm-Rook
• Judge Ghis (boss)
• Judge Bergan (boss)
• Gabranth (boss)
• Doctor Cid (boss)
• Vayne (boss)
• Vayne Novus (boss)
• The Undying (boss)

Etymology

"Sephira" is the singular form of Sephirot, the ten attributes of God in the Jewish Kabbalah. Sephiroth, the central villain from Final Fantasy VII is also a reference to the Sephirot.