Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster - Skills
The Overdrive sets, Sphere Grid abilities and support skills of Final Fantasy X, plus the Dresspheres that replace fixed jobs in Final Fantasy X-2.
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· updated 2026-09-15
| Name | Type | Description | Tree | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sphere Grid | System | Final Fantasy X's character growth board. | Progression System | Unlocked after the opening sequence in Final Fantasy X |
| Key Spheres and Lock Spheres | System | Lock Spheres gate the Sphere Grid's branches and Key Spheres are used to open them, which is how the grid throttles access to other characters' regions. | Progression System | Found as battle drops and chest rewards; the Expert grid is chosen at the start of a new game |
| Tidus' Swordplay Overdrives | Overdrive | Tidus charges his Overdrive by acting - attacking, defending or evading - and uses it for sword combinations that scale from a single strong strike to Blitz Ace, the multi-hit finisher tied to his blitzball past. | Overdrive (Tidus) | Learned through repeated Overdrive use in Final Fantasy X |
| Wakka's Slots Overdrives | Overdrive | A slot-machine style overdrive: Element Reels hit enemy weaknesses, Attack Reels land up to three physical hits, Status Reels inflict status effects and Aurochs Reels mixes all three. | Overdrive (Wakka) | Learned through repeated Overdrive use in Final Fantasy X |
| Auron's Bushido Overdrives | Overdrive | Auron's gauge fills as he takes damage, and his Overdrives trade between single heavy strikes, multi-target damage and the armour-crushing Banishing Blade, which is one of the best debuff tools in the game. | Overdrive (Auron) | Learned through repeated Overdrive use in Final Fantasy X |
| Lulu's Fury | Overdrive | Lulu's gauge fills whenever she casts a spell, and Fury lets her unleash the same spell repeatedly against every enemy on the field. | Overdrive (Lulu) | Learned after casting enough Black Magic in Final Fantasy X |
| Kimahri's Ronso Rage | Overdrive | Kimahri has no fixed Overdrive list: he learns enemy skills with Lancet and then spends his Overdrive gauge to cast them, from Jump and Fire Breath to the late-game Mighty Guard and Nova. | Overdrive (Kimahri) | Learned with Lancet from specific fiends in Final Fantasy X |
| Rikku's Mix | Overdrive | Mix combines two consumable items into a custom effect chosen from hundreds of recipes, covering full-party healing, massive single-target damage, stat buffs and even instant death. | Overdrive (Rikku) | Available once Rikku joins the party in Final Fantasy X |
| Yuna's Grand Summon | Overdrive | Yuna's gauge fills by healing and buffing the party, and Grand Summon brings an aeon into battle with a completely full Overdrive meter, letting it fire its ultimate attack immediately. | Overdrive (Yuna) | Learned after repeated summoning in Final Fantasy X |
| Lancet | Skill | Kimahri's signature ability drains HP and MP from a target and, from specific fiends, teaches him a Ronso Rage skill. | Ronso Skills | On Kimahri's starting Sphere Grid path in Final Fantasy X |
| White Magic (Yuna) | Magic | Yuna's healing and support line, running from Cure and Esuna through Life, Full-Life and Auto-Life to the Nul spells and Holy. | White Magic | Sphere Grid, Yuna's region in Final Fantasy X |
| Black Magic (Lulu) | Magic | Lulu's elemental attack line, covering Fire, Blizzard, Thunder and Water tiers plus the non-elemental Flare and Ultima. | Black Magic | Sphere Grid, Lulu's region in Final Fantasy X |
| Time Magic (Haste and Quick Hit) | Magic | The turn-order manipulation line: Haste and Hastega accelerate the party's place in the CTB queue while Slow and Stop push enemies back. | Time Magic | Sphere Grid, Tidus' region in Final Fantasy X |
| Break Abilities | Skill | Armor Break, Mental Break, Power Break and Magic Break reduce an enemy's stats for the rest of the battle. | Status Skills | Sphere Grid, Auron's region in Final Fantasy X |
| Dressphere Change | System | Final Fantasy X-2's replacement for fixed jobs: each of the three girls equips a Dressphere that defines her abilities, stats and outfit, and can change sphere mid-battle at the cost of a turn. | Dresspheres (Final Fantasy X-2) | Core system of Final Fantasy X-2, available from the start |
| Garment Grid | System | The grid that holds a character's Dresspheres and links them through gates. | Dresspheres (Final Fantasy X-2) | Core system of Final Fantasy X-2 |
| Gunner | Dressphere | The balanced starting sphere, built on pistols and the Rapid Fire and Trigger Happy command sets. | Dresspheres (Final Fantasy X-2) | Available from the start of Final Fantasy X-2 |
| Warrior | Dressphere | The straightforward physical sphere, with the Swordplay command set, Break abilities and the multi-hit Flamberge. | Dresspheres (Final Fantasy X-2) | Found early in Final Fantasy X-2's story |
| Dark Knight | Dressphere | A high-risk physical sphere whose attacks cost the user HP in exchange for damage that outpaces anything else in the early game, capped by the Darkness and Charon abilities. | Dresspheres (Final Fantasy X-2) | Unlocked through Garment Grid exploration in Final Fantasy X-2 |
| Samurai | Dressphere | A defensive physical sphere built around guarding and countering. | Dresspheres (Final Fantasy X-2) | Unlocked through Garment Grid exploration in Final Fantasy X-2 |
| Gun Mage | Dressphere | X-2's Blue Mage equivalent: it shoots magic bullets and learns enemy abilities after being hit by them, building up a wide support and attack kit over the course of the game. | Dresspheres (Final Fantasy X-2) | Unlocked through Garment Grid exploration in Final Fantasy X-2 |
| Songstress | Dressphere | A support sphere tied to Lenne's songs, using dance and song to inflict status effects across the whole battlefield. | Dresspheres (Final Fantasy X-2) | Available from the start of Final Fantasy X-2 |
| Mascot | Dressphere | The three girls' ultimate sphere, dressing each of them as a Moogle, a Cactuar or a Tonberry, with the party's strongest healing and damage abilities locked behind it. | Dresspheres (Final Fantasy X-2) | Rewarded for completing most of Final Fantasy X-2's side content |
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