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The DMW, or Digital Mind Wave is located in the upper left side of the screen, and controls the Limit Break part of Final Fantasy VII. This three-reeled slot "machine" spins to dictate several things: when you perform Limit Breaks, summon, level up, and when your materia is leveled up. All is decided through specific matches of numbers and portraits which display on the reels. As you progress through the game and meet new characters, more limit options become available. Each new character will unlock their portrait in the DMW, which in turn grants a new limit.
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Main Limits
- Sephiroth: Zack performs a sequence of sword slashes against one enemy. Decent damage.
- Angeal: Zack performs hand-to-hand combination on up to 3 enemies. Very powerful.
- Tseng: Zack calls Tseng for assistance. Shinra helicopters arrive, attacking all enemies on field. Decent damage.
- Aeris: Zack is cured of all status effects and healed 100%
- Cloud: Bringing back the classic Meteor limit, Zack launches meteors onto the battlefield. High damage.
- Cissnei: Causes all of Zack’s strikes to cause critical damage for a short period.
- Genesis: Zack casts a spell on the entire battlefield. High damage.
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