Have u every had to fight a enemy called Mover B in the crater because it ain't in the book. u fight 3 of them at a time and the give u 2400ap points and no esp.i was just wandering if anybody else has had to fight one of these things

nope, not there yet! you might of gotten it wrong... i'm not doubting you. just go check & see. if you do... might be a bug or just messed up. sorry if i wasn't any help. just what i could offer.

Those little red bouncing dots are called movers right? Then, yes ofcourse I fought them.. hard to beat somewhat w/o the right strategy though.

Yep I fought them several times, they apear rarely but they give u a huge amount of AP when combined with Cloud's Appocalypse u'll get 7200AP with only one battle.

<font color=red face="comic sans ms">Yeah, they're fairly common enemies. If you take a right (as the charcaters see it) form the first junction, then go right again, you will go into an area where the music you hear in the submarine is played, and it looks a bit like a swamp. Keep fighting there, and you will find Movers quite often. You will also fight Magic Pots there, which you have to give Elixirs before you can kill. But if you use teh W-Item trick, you can get an unlimited number of Elixirs anyway. Magic Pots give a lot of Exp and AP aswell. Not quite as much AP as the Movers (1000 each), but they can still come in groupds of two.

Yeah, that's how alot of us jack up our KOR summons and stuff.... They're not hard at all too, which is great - in fact, all the enemies in that part of the N. Crater are astoundingly weak, especially when you're level 99. One slash and they're gone.

- PTM

I believe they also master morph into something or another interesting. Nothing special, though. Don't trust the guide on morphs, it knows nothing. Anyone that still plays FF7 wanna go check if they morph for me? I'd be very appreciative. Master tonberries also morph into ribbons, in somewhat unrelated news ;)

Hmmmmm, those stupid Magic Pots. The only enemy to survive my KoR combo. Then i realized that they need elixirs to kill...:notgood:

Anywho, it's worth shoving the save crystal there where you vs them so ya don't keep having to come back there.

The reason you can't find "Mover B" in the book is because "B" isn't part of the name. It's just added there so you know what one it is, if you hadn't noticed yet they switch spots in battle.

Are you refering to those dodgy oranges if os there just some awful monsters that can be killed ina hit or two.

Tom, they also give you the highest amount of AP in the game. This makes them terrible but valuable.

Zhang, they're still not in the book. The book is more or less worthless as far as the monster section goes. At best, it's full of very important holes. The things it leaves out are some of the most interesting things in the game.

Cloud, you're lucky :p If you attack them, they can and will steal things from you. This steal, as opposed to the stealing that those thieves in the desert prison attempt, has no limits on what it can get. While having the Apocalypse equipped, I had Ultima Weapon stolen. It was not a nice thing to have happen. I hate Magic Pots so much.

<font color=red face="comic sans ms">I don't think any of the enemies that can steal items have a limit to what they can steal. I was fighting around Midgar once while on disc 3, and one of the Prowlers stole the Ultima Weapon from me (I don't know why I didn't have it equipped anyway... :uh?: ). I got it back by killing the enemy, but still...

And yeah, Magic Pots do steal from you if you attack them. And whatever you do, if there is a battle with two of them, don't use a Megalixir. You will waste the Megalixir, and they will both steal from you, and no doubt escape. So normal Elixirs only. ;)