Magic - Final Fantasy 4

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There are 63 spells in Final Fantasy 4 Pixel Remaster across White, Black, and Summon magic. Spells aren’t bought as scrolls; they’re learned automatically as characters level up. Rosa and Porom learn White Magic, Palom handles Black Magic, Rydia rounds out Black Magic and is the game’s only Summoner, Cecil-Paladin picks up five utility-tier White spells (Cure, Cura, Esuna, Sight, Teleport), and Tellah joins with most of his spell pool ready (capped by a small MP pool that turns Meteor into a one-shot ultimate).

The three spells worth planning around:

• Curaja (White, 40 MP): Rosa’s late-game party-wide heal, learned at Lv 38. The workhorse for the Lunar Subterrane and final battles. Curaga (Rosa Lv 30) is the mid-game equivalent.
• Bahamut (Summon, 60 MP): Rydia’s strongest summon and the highest non-elemental damage in the game. Earned by defeating Bahamut in the Cave of Bahamut on the Moon.
• Sylph (Summon, 25 MP): hybrid attack-heal that drains HP from an enemy and splits it across all allies. Optional pickup at the end of Sylvan Cave during Yang’s coma; easy to skip.

Summons in FF4 each cost a flat MP and have a fixed effect, unlike FF3’s Evoker / Summoner random rolls. Asura (50 MP) is the only support summon and randomly casts Curaga, Protect, or Life on the whole party. Odin lands an instant-death sword strike on every enemy. Full per-summon acquisition details on the summons page; cross-check the weapons and armor pages for matching loadouts.

White Magic

Black Magic

Summon Magic

Spell Learn Schedule by Character

Each character learns spells automatically at the level shown below.

Pre-learned: Tellah & FuSoYa

These two don’t level-learn. Tellah joins permanently after the Mt. Ordeals cutscene with most of his spell pool ready, and FuSoYa joins on the Moon already knowing the full Lunarian roster. Each list below covers every spell that character can cast in battle.