Force Metals

Wondering what all this "Force Metal" stuff is about? Well, you've come to the right place! ^_^ Note that there are a few stats I haven't got, but I'll at least give the basics for each one. Here, you'll find out just what each does, what its erosion rate is, and how to obtain it. Also, if it says "FMG" after it, this means you can only get it by making it using the "Force Metal Generator". Please see that section for more details. The Force Metals will be listed by groups: Recovery, Defense, Stat Booster (LE+ Force Metals are in this category), Neutralizers, Character Specific and Special. If you're still having trouble finding one of the Force Metals, check the other sections for details on how to get the materials needed to make the Force Metal or what enemies/bosses you can steal them from. Some of these can be bought in the shops, but since I don't have the price guide atm, I'll have to revist them on other time (unless someone's at that Mission already, that is).
Notes: When installing Force Metals into party members, be sure to take note of the Resistance Number of each. If you go above this with the total Erosion (indicated by a "DANGER!" or "WARNING!" flash and a red coloring to the numbers along with the greater than sign), they will suffer negative effects in battle. If you go equal to the number (as indicated by a yellow color to the numbers and the equal sign), they will be okay. If you want to add more than your character's Resistance, consider putting a Neutralizer or Null Force Metal on them to counteract the negative effect. This is especially important when using the two SFM (Supra Force Metal) fragments that can be stolen from Great Redips.

Stat Boosters: