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Pedometer Materia in Final Fantasy 7 Remake

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As you progress in the story of Final Fantasy 7 Remake, you will come across many different Materia at various locations. Materia are basically items which look like orbs that give a character new magic spells, monster summons, commands and boosts in statistics and abilities. They can be upgraded and combined with other Materia for unique effects. One such Materia is the Pedometer Materia.

Pedometer Materia in Final Fantasy VII Remake – Location and Guide

In this guide, you will learn everything about Pedometer Materia in FF7 Remake – what it is, how to get it, its effects and more.

What is Pedometer Materia?

Pedometer Materia is a purple orb that functions just like the meaning of the word ‘Pedometer’. Basically, it is a Materia that will level up after you walk 5,000 steps in it. To achieve this goal, you can walk around while completing side quests or even walk in circles until you hit this number. Once you do this, it will evolve into the AP Up Materia.

When AP Up Materia is linked with any Materia, it doubles the AP earned from the battle. Players can use this on any Materia that they want to level up. Using AP Up Materia will give you faster access to high-power spells.

How to Get the Pedometer Materia?

You can find the Pedometer Materia near Aerith’s house in the Sector 5 slums in Chapter 14 ‘In Search of Hope’. It will be on the ground and it’s quite unmissable. The description of Pedometer Materia in the game is ‘May do something after taking a number of steps with it set’.

What are the Types of Materia in FF7 Remake?

In Final Fantasy 7 Remake, there are five different types of Materia – Magic, Command, Complete, Summon and Support. Pedometer Materia and AP Up Materia are from the Support Materia list (Blue).

How to Get the Materia Orbs?

Your characters will be equipped with some Materia initially. You can unlock more Materia through quests and challenges. You may also receive them as drops from enemies and bosses. Purchasing some Materia from shops and vending machines is possible as well. You can complete Chadley’s Battle Intel quests and buy Materia from him too. You also need to always be on the look out for hidden Materia in the game.

So this is everything about Materia, especially Pedometer Materia, in Final Fantasy VII Remake. For more helpful guides and information, check out our Final Fantasy 7 Remake Wiki Guide.

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