Where to Find Every Piece of Summoning Materia in Final Fantasy VII Rebirth

There are fourteen Summons in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, three of which will be available right from the get-go. Players will be able to unlock another six as they make their way through the main story, with a secret Summon also available for those who decide to follow a certain quest line to its end. The final four are DLC / Bonus Summons, though it’s possible that these will be made available to everyone somewhere further down the line.

Finding and upgrading all of the Summoning Materia in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth can take a lot of time and effort, particularly when it comes to the aforementioned secret Summon. It’s arguably well worth the effort though, as these unfathomably powerful entities can really help to turn the tide in battle and will almost certainly come in handy against some of the game’s tougher bosses or while replaying the main story on Hard Mode.

How to Unlock Every Summon in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth (Quick Links)

Ifrit

How to Get the Ifrit Summoning Materia in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth

Players will find Ifrit in their inventory when they take control of the party at the beginning of Chapter 2. Unlike Summoning Materia obtained through the combat simulator, Ifrit cannot be upgraded.

Shiva

How to Get the Shiva Summoning Materia in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth

Players will find Shiva in their inventory when they take control of the party at the beginning of Chapter 2. Unlike Summoning Materia obtained through the combat simulator, Shiva cannot be upgraded.

Chocobo & Moogle

How to Get the Chocobo & Moogle Summoning Materia in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth

Players will find Chocobo & Moogle in their inventory when they take control of the party at the beginning of Chapter 2. Unlike Summoning Materia obtained through the combat simulator, Chocobo & Moogle cannot be upgraded.​​​​​​​

Leviathan

How to Get the Leviathan Summoning Materia in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth

Players will be able to claim Leviathan from the DLC/Bonus menu if they have a Final Fantasy 7 Remake save file on their PlayStation 5. Unlike Summoning Materia obtained through the combat simulator, Leviathan cannot be upgraded.​​​​​​​

Ramuh

How to Get the Ramuh Summoning Materia in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth

Players will be able to claim Ramuh from the DLC/Bonus menu if they have a Final Fantasy 7 Remake INTERmission save file on their PlayStation 5. Unlike Summoning Materia obtained through the combat simulator, Ramuh cannot be upgraded.​​​​​​​

Moogle Trio

How to Get the Moogle Trio Summoning Materia in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth

Players will be able to claim Moogle Trio from the DLC/Bonus menu if they pre-ordered Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth. Unlike Summoning Materia obtained through the combat simulator, Moogle Trio cannot be upgraded.​​​​​​​

Magic Pot

How to Get the Magic Pot Summoning Materia in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth

Players will be able to claim Magic Pot from the DLC/Bonus menu if they purchase the deluxe edition of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth. Unlike Summoning Materia obtained through the combat simulator, Magic Pot cannot be upgraded.​​​​​​​

Titan

How to Get the Titan Summoning Materia in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth

Players can unlock Titan by beating it in Chadley’s combat simulator. The battle first becomes available after players run into Chadley near the beginning of Chapter 2. To fully upgrade Titan, players will need to visit the three Titan Sanctuaries found throughout the Grasslands Region.

Phoenix

How to Get the Phoenix Summoning Materia in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth

Players can get the Phoenix Materia by beating it in Chadley’s combat simulator. The battle first becomes available at the beginning of Chapter 4. To fully upgrade Phoenix, players will need to visit the three Phoenix Sanctuaries found throughout the Junon Region.

Alexander

How to Get the Alexander Summoning Materia in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth

Players can get the Alexander Summoning Materia by beating Alexander in Chadley’s combat simulator. The battle becomes available at the beginning of Chapter 6. To fully upgrade Alexander, players will need to visit the three Alexander Sanctuaries found throughout the Corel Region.

Although players will be able to unlock Alexander in Chapter 6, they won’t be able to fully upgrade it until Chapter 9. This is because two of the three Alexander Sanctuaries are located in the Corel Desert, which can only be accessed using the buggy.

Kujata

How to Get the Kujata Summoning Materia in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth

Players can get Kujata by beating it in Chadley’s combat simulator. The battle first becomes available in Chapter 9. To fully upgrade Kujata, players will need to visit the three Kujata Sanctuaries found throughout the Gongaga Region.

Bahamut Arisen

How to Get the Bahamut Arisen Summoning Materia in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth

Players can get Bahamut Arisen by beating it in Chadley’s combat simulator. The battle first becomes available during Chapter 10. To fully upgrade Bahamut Arisen, players will need to visit the three Bahamut Arisen Sanctuaries found throughout the Cosmo Canyon Region.

Odin

How to Get the Odin Summoning Materia in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth

Players can get Odin by beating him in Chadley’s combat simulator. The battle becomes available as players progress through Chapter 11. To fully upgrade Odin, players will need to visit the three Odin Sanctuaries found throughout the Nibel Region.

Gilgamesh

How to Get the Gilgamesh Summoning Materia in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth

Players can unlock Gilgamesh by besting him in combat. To unlock the battle, they’ll need to complete all of the Protorelic quests in the Grasslands, Junon, Corel, Gongaga, Cosmo Canyon, and Nibel Regions. After acquiring the last Protorelic, players will gain access to Gilgamesh Island in the Meridian Ocean, where they’ll find a few more Protorelic quests. Upon completing them and beating the swordsman in battle one last time, players will receive the Gilgamesh Summoning Materia from Chadley. Unlike Summoning Materia obtained through the combat simulator, Gilgamesh cannot be upgraded.