FFX เรื่องราว #8 พระผู้อัญเชิญอาวุโส High Summoner [Final Fantasy X Story]

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The summoners are practitioners of a sacred art, sworn to protect the people of Yevon. Only a chosen few become summoners, who call forth entities of greater power: the aeons. The aeons hear our prayers and come down to us. They are the blessing of Yevon.
Monk in Besaid Temple.

In the world of Spira in Final Fantasy X, the title of summoner (召喚士, Shōkanshi?), is given to skilled magic users who have trained in the process of summoning powerful beings known as aeons. Summoners do this to defeat Sin, a powerful monster that periodically returns to devastate the world. Summoners also perform the sending, a dance ritual that sends the spirits of the dead to the Farplane lest they become fiends. Summoners are trained by the temples of the Yevon faith.
See also: Summoner (job)
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List of SummonersEdit

The summoners are presented in the order as they are introduced in Final Fantasy X and Final Fantasy X-2.
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Yuna
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Braska
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Ohalland
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Dona
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Seymour Guado
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Belgemine
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Isaaru
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Zuke
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The process of summoning relies on the control of pyreflies—the life energy of Spira— manifesting them into a corporeal form of the fayth's imagining. This is how aeons, Dream Zanarkand and Sin are all formed. After completing their initial trial, each summoner undertakes a pilgrimage to the temples of Spira to gather aeons and develop their strength in body and mind. Acquiring an aeon from a fayth is a fatiguing process, as the summoner must have a strong mental bond with the fayth to be able to call forth its aeon. At the end of the pilgrimage the summoner receives the Final Aeon from Lady Yunalesca at Zanarkand Dome and is ready to fight Sin. The summoner who defeats Sin sacrifices his or her life to perform the Final Summoning and is posthumously granted the title of high summoner. High summoners are worshiped by the followers of the religion of Yevon.

The practice of summoning goes back to at least 1,000 years to the days of Zanarkand, and thus precedes the faith of Yevon. As told in Final Fantasy X-2.5 ~Eien no Daishō~, summoners used to live on Besaid Island a thousand years ago during the time of the Machina War between Bevelle and Zanarkand. Summoners were described as those with an enhanced sensitivity to pyreflies, trained to fight against Zanarkand, perhaps used to conjure magical weapons or creatures to aid in battle, while living a life of suppression regardless of their own desires. Summoners took the name of a deity worshiped before Yevon became the main religion in Spira, and once they died or became an unsent, they gave up that name, reverting to their original name with another succeeding the god's name.

The Yevon faith arose to give people hope after the Machina War and Sin's emergence. Sin was going on a rampage all across Spira, destroying every machina city, and thus a religion arose that abhorred the use of machina, and spread the message of atonement as a means of freedom from the world's cursed state. Lady Yunalesca, summoner Yevon's daughter, used the Final Summoning to destroy Sin, and although it returned after a time, the religion of Yevon was formed to revere the Final Summoning, hailing it as the only means of vanquishing Sin. However, if the Spirans would not atone for their sins, Sin would always return.


Summoning thus became a practice promoted by Yevon and the old summoning practices of adopting a name of a deity and creating one's own fayth for summoning faded. Fayth from before the Machina War were gathered and placed in the temples of Yevon to train summoners, and new fayth were also created specifically for this purpose. Summoners became revered among the faith as the beacon of hope, the only ones able to free Spira from Sin. To become a summoner, one must train meticulously under the care of the temples and only a few succeed in graduating into a full-fledged summoner.



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