Final Fantasy
See also: Final Fantasy character classes#Warrior/Fighter/KnightThe Warrior and/or Knight (ナイト) has appeared in the following games in the Final Fantasy series:
- Final Fantasy (Warrior and Knight)
- Final Fantasy III (Warrior and Knight)
- Final Fantasy V (Knight)
- Final Fantasy X-2 (Warrior)
- Final Fantasy Tactics (Squire and Knight)
- Final Fantasy Tactics Advance (Soldier, Warrior and Fighter)
- Final Fantasy XI (Warrior)
The Warrior can be reasonably described as one of the most basic character archetypes in the Final Fantasy series. As a result, there are numerous characters who have appeared throughout the history of the franchise that can be considered roughly analogous to the Fighter. Some of these characters include Firion (Final Fantasy II), Cloud Strife (Final Fantasy VII), Squall Leonhart (Final Fantasy VIII), Adelbert Steiner (Final Fantasy IX), and Tidus (Final Fantasy X).
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