Earth Shaker in Final Fantasy Record Keeper.
Earthshaker (アースシェイカー, Āsusheikā?), also known as Earth Shaker, is a recurring ability in the Final Fantasy series, primarily being a powerful Earth-elemental attack akin to Earthquake.
Appearances
Final Fantasy V
Earth Shaker is an enemy ability used by Bahamut, Catastrophe, Crystal (Bottom), and Titan. It inflicts major Earth-elemental damage to the party. The player may utilize it by catching and releasing a Ghidra, Zombie Dragon from the Golem fight, or Iron Muscles.
Final Fantasy XIV
Earth Shaker is an ability used by Bahamut Prime, Sephirot, and Diabolos Hollow. This attack targets two characters (three for Diabolos Hollow) marked by a beige targeting symbol, and inflicts damage in a line aiming at their current position.
Final Fantasy XVI
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Earth damage to all enemies
Description
Earth Shaker is an ability learned by Exdeath at level 32 (6★). It costs 20 MP to use and deals 1 hit of Earth magic damage with a modifier of 1.8x to all enemies.
War of the Visions: Final Fantasy Brave Exvius
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The Greek god Poseidon is referred to as "Earth-Shaker" due to his role in causing earthquakes.