You can tell if a magic is junctioned to you in battle by a little symbol next to it. For example, if you junction cure to your strength, and then constantly use the Cure magic in battle, your strength will get weaker and weaker every time. One thing to be careful of is to not use the magic that you are junctioning too often. A number to the right of the abilities not yet learned will show how much more AP will be needed for the GF to learn that ability. A menu will pop up showing what they have already learned and what they can learn. To choose what you want a GF to learn, go to junction, then go to GF, and select the one you want to see. The abilities, once learned, can be assigned to that character.
Once you junction a GF, you can then decide what abilities you want him/her to learn. These are sort of like the accessories of Final Fantasy 8, they allow you to enhance a character's stats and what they do in battle. You can then assign 3-5 (it can be more than 3 if you get certain items) bonus abilities, like HP+40, Auto Haste, and so on. The main five are attack, magic, draw, GF, and item, but you will learn many more as you progress through the game. If you don't assign a GF to a character he/she can't do anything but regular attacks.Īfter junctioning a GF, you can pick 4 command abilities that you want that character to have. You start out by junctioning a GF to a character.
Although easy to learn and get the hang of, junctioning is very deep and complex. The battle system in Final Fantasy 8 is centered around the junctioning system.
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