Divine Power (ディバインパウア, Dibainpaua^?) is a multi-elemental spell that is usually associated with Philia Felice.

Arte Description and History

Divine Power first appeared as an offensive spell used by Swordian Clemente and Hugo Gilchrist in the PSX version of Tales of Destiny. The spell consists of an assault of elements emancipated in the sequence of fire, ice, wind, and earth. Firstly, a swarm of fire shrouds the enemy, and a blizzard is summoned to engulf them. Wind then surrounds them in the form of a tornado, finishing with a giant rock that falls onto them from above. The arte later appeared in the PlayStation 2 remake of Tales of Destiny, as a Blast Caliber used by Philia Felice. The arte is visually the same as the original, the minor differences being Philia's interaction with the spell as she commands the elements using Clemente, and a cluster of crystals fall upon the enemy instead of a giant rock.

Although the arte contains various different elements that, under normal circumstances, certain enemies may be resistant or weak to, the arte itself is non-attributed, which means that no enemy is resistant to it.

Appearances

Mothership Titles

Tales of Destiny - Swordian Clemente, Hugo Gilchrist, Kronos (Divine Power)
Tales of Destiny (PS2) + Director's Cut - Philia Felice
Tales of Destiny 2 (PSP) - Philia Felice

Escort Titles

Tales of the World: Narikiri Dungeon 3 - Druaga costume, Philia Felice

Fan-Translated Names

Tales of the World: Narikiri Dungeon 3 (Kajitani-Eizan): ?

In-Game Descriptions and Battle Quotes

Tales of Destiny

Japanese Incantation: いきます！ありったけ！唸れ！炎よ！舞え！吹雪よ！切り裂け！風よ！とどめ！ディバインパウア！^[1]
Romanization: Ikimasu. Arittake! Unare honoo yo! Mae fubuki yo! Kirisake kaze yo! Todome! Dibainpaua!
Literal Translation: "Here goes everything I've got! Roar proudly, o scorching flames! Dance elegantly, o frigid winds! Tear them down o violent gale! Time to finish this! Divine Power!"^[2]

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