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The Kaiser Behemoth (カイザーベヒーモス, Kaizābehīmosu?) is a recurring creature in the Final Fantasy series, first appearing in Final Fantasy XI. It is a stronger member of the behemoth family that exclusively appears as a boss or mark.

Appearances[]

Final Fantasy XI[]

Behemoth 1 (FFXI)

The Kaiser Behemoth appears as a notorious monster behemoth that first appears in Apollyon. It can also appear assisting Dark Kindred forces during campaign battles.

Final Fantasy XIII[]

FFXIII enemy Kaiser Behemoth

The Kaiser Behemoth appears in the Archylte Steppe as the mark of Cie'th Stone Mission 9.

Final Fantasy XIV[]

The Kaiser Behemoth is an S-rank elite mark appearing in the Coerthas Western Highlands Coerthas Western Highlands. It is be spawned by crossing over its spawn point with the Behemoth Heir minion summoned.

Final Fantasy XV[]

Kaiser Behemoth in FFXV Episode Prompto

The Kaiser Behemoth is an optional boss the player can engage in Episode Prompto. Defeating it yields the achievement/trophy An Emperor Deposed and an Archive Highlight. It is Lv.99 but the rest of its stats cannot be observed.

Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia[]

DFFOO Kaiser Behemoth Model

The Kaiser Behemoth from Final Fantasy XIII appears as a recurring boss.

Final Fantasy Brave Exvius[]

Kaiser Behemoth from FFBE enemy sprite

The Kaiser Behemoth appears as a recurring boss in the Nameless Ruins and Magic Library. In addition, the character Behemoth K appears as one of Hess' Eight Sages, being an intelligent Behemoth with the "K" in its name believed in-universe to stand for Kaiser or King.

Etymology[]

Kaiser is the German title meaning "Emperor", derived ultimately from the name of Julius Caesar. Many languages use a descendant of the word Caesar to mean "emperor", such as Russian царь (tsar) and Greek Καῖσαρ (Kaîsar). Behemoth is a beast mentioned in Job 40:15–24. In addition to mythological creatures, it is likened to dinosaurs, especially sauropods, as well as elephants, hippos, rhinos, and bison. Metaphorically, the term behemoth denotes "an extremely large or powerful entity".

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