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11 Leah is a story-side Vision in Final Fantasy Resonance, one of nine story-side Visions named in Square Enix's official material as of 23 October 2026. Her official bio describes a white mage who once fought to protect her allies in a war that took place in another world. She specializes in support, learning a variety of recovery and defensive spells as well as magic that cures status ailments.
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33 Combat Profile
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55 Leah is one of two dedicated healers among the named Visions, alongside Ayaka, the white mage named in August 2026. Her bio commits her to three jobs: restoring the party, raising its defenses, and clearing status ailments. In preview builds she cast Cure and Shell. Fighting with her Vision equipped deepens affinity, which unlocks further abilities and skills for the wearer.
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77 Support work earns its keep in this game's dungeon design. The developers describe dungeon crawling as resource management, deciding how to spend MP and where to recover across a whole dungeon rather than fight to fight, so recovery and status cures see steady use; the wider battle design is covered at Combat.
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99 Abilities learned from her stay equippable while another Vision is active, within the cost limit described at Abilities and Mastery.
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1111 Resonance: Healing Wind
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13-Each Vision powers a unique Resonance attack, unleashed at the end of the Extra Phase after a sweeping stagger; the loop that gets you there is covered at Stagger System. Hers is Healing Wind, named in Japanese preview coverage; as of 23 October 2026 Square Enix has not published an official English term for it.
13+Each Vision powers a unique Resonance attack, unleashed at the end of the Extra Phase after a sweeping stagger; the loop that gets you there is covered at Stagger System. Hers is Healing Wind, which restores the party's HP.
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1515 Official materials note that Resonances include buffs and support effects alongside damage, and Healing Wind is the clearest supportive example named so far. Resonances carry no resource cost once their conditions are met, so a healing Resonance arrives free at the moment the party has seized control of a fight.
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1717 How to Obtain
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19-Story-side Visions come from completing events involving characters met through the story, from side quests, and from deepening bonds. As of 23 October 2026, Square Enix's official material has not detailed Leah's specific unlock conditions. Like every Vision, she is earnable in-game with no DLC.
19+Story-side Visions come from completing events involving characters met through the story, from side quests, and from deepening bonds. The crystal's location is listed below. Like every Vision, she is earnable in-game with no DLC.
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2121 The same another-world war framing appears in the bio of Tronn, a black mage among the story-side Visions. The full roster of named Visions is at List of Visions.
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23+Unlock and ability milestones
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25+Leah's crystal is in the cave inside Rain's house in Mitra, visited during Chapter 1.
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27+AwakeningAbilityMPEffect0Cure10HP recovery.1Esuna10Clears status ailments other than KO.2Raise20Revives an ally at 25% HP.3Reraise40Applies automatic revival upon KO.
28+Mastery RankBonusAP Cost1First Aid102Spirit +5Permanent3Healing Magic +10%204AP +8Permanent5Pass the Torch306MP +20Permanent7Pharmacology308Spirit +15Permanent9Auto-Cure Ailments4010AP +8Permanent