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{{Infobox CC Element | {{Infobox CC Element | ||
|name = Medicine | |name = Medicine | ||
|image = | |image = [[File:Medicine_Element.png|250px]] | ||
|caption = | |caption = [[Mel]] uses Medicine on herself. | ||
|japanese = ティア | |||
|type = Consumable | |type = Consumable | ||
|color = [[Blue (Element)|Blue]] | |color = [[Blue (Element)|Blue]] | ||
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|user = Any | |user = Any | ||
|trap = | |trap = | ||
|desc = | |cost = 15 [[G]] | ||
|sell = 3 [[G]] | |||
|vendor = | |||
|charm = | |||
|won = | |||
|chest = | |||
|desc = Removes the negative blue [[Status Effect]]s [[Flu]], [[Frozen]], and [[AntiBlue]]. | |||
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'''Medicine''' is a 2nd-level [[Blue (Element)|Blue]] [[Element]]. | {{nihongo|'''Medicine'''|ティア|Tia|"Tear"}} is a 2nd-level [[Blue (Element)|Blue]] [[Element]] and consumable item in {{CC}}. Nullifying the Blue Elemental status effect [[Flu]], [[Frozen]] and [[AntiBlue]], Medicine can be purchased in [[Guldove]] and [[Marbule]] from the [[Demi-human]] merchants there. [[Lisa]] in [[Another World]]'s [[Termina]] also stocks the item. In both [[Home World|Home]] and Another World, the merchant in [[Arni]] sells Medicine. At all locations, the price for one dose is 15 [[G]] each. A chest in [[Hydra Marshes]] (Home World) contains a free Medicine. | ||
A character can equip Medicine only to the 2nd level Element Grid spot, but it can be allocated multiple times, at the limit of 5 Medicine per slot. Because of this, Medicine can be used multiple times through a battle, unlike other Elements, which are limited to one use, excluding [[Riddel]]'s use of [[SnakeFangs]]. If additional unequipped Medicines reside in reserve, they will restock after each battle in which they are used. Medicine can be consumed outside of battle to cure Status Effect as well. | |||
==Description== | |||
Using Medicine causes a giant blue orb to hover above the caster, after which, a pool of blue light rises around the target's feet in a swirl of blue sparkles. | |||
==Name Origin== | |||
When one is sick with the {{w|influenza|Flu}}, consuming medicine ensures a speedy recovery. All consumable Elements have names that are synonymous with the word ''medicine'' or with specific medical treatments for those real-life status ailments. | |||
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{{CC Elements}} | {{CC Elements}} | ||
[[Category:Chrono Cross]] | [[Category:Chrono Cross]] | ||
[[Category:Elements]] | [[Category:Elements]] | ||
[[Category:Blue Elements]] | [[Category:Blue Elements]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:02, 9 July 2020
| Medicine | |
|---|---|
 Mel uses Medicine on herself. | |
| Japanese Name | ティア |
| Type | Consumable |
| Color | Blue |
| Allocation Level | 2±0 |
| Target | One Ally |
| User | Any |
| Price | 15 G |
| Sell | 3 G |
| Description | Removes the negative blue Status Effects Flu, Frozen, and AntiBlue. |
Medicine (ティア Tia?, "Tear") is a 2nd-level Blue Element and consumable item in Chrono Cross. Nullifying the Blue Elemental status effect Flu, Frozen and AntiBlue, Medicine can be purchased in Guldove and Marbule from the Demi-human merchants there. Lisa in Another World's Termina also stocks the item. In both Home and Another World, the merchant in Arni sells Medicine. At all locations, the price for one dose is 15 G each. A chest in Hydra Marshes (Home World) contains a free Medicine.
A character can equip Medicine only to the 2nd level Element Grid spot, but it can be allocated multiple times, at the limit of 5 Medicine per slot. Because of this, Medicine can be used multiple times through a battle, unlike other Elements, which are limited to one use, excluding Riddel's use of SnakeFangs. If additional unequipped Medicines reside in reserve, they will restock after each battle in which they are used. Medicine can be consumed outside of battle to cure Status Effect as well.
Description[edit | edit source]
Using Medicine causes a giant blue orb to hover above the caster, after which, a pool of blue light rises around the target's feet in a swirl of blue sparkles.
Name Origin[edit | edit source]
When one is sick with the Flu, consuming medicine ensures a speedy recovery. All consumable Elements have names that are synonymous with the word medicine or with specific medical treatments for those real-life status ailments.