WC: "When someone says ‘Final Fantasy’, what is the first thing that come to your head? Perhaps its chocobos, the flightless yellow birds that have appeared in all but one entry of the series? Maybe it’s the ridiculously long summon sequences that players bear witness to upon calling a creature such as the dragon king Bahamut to their aid? It could even be the often irritating random encounters with monsters such as Cactuars, Tonberries or the much-despised Malboros.
For many aficionados, the defining aspect of the series is the sheer volume of engaging and captivating stories that it has provided us throughout the last twenty seven years, from the simple world-saving of the original release to the complex and highly regarded plots boasted by the franchise’s SNES and Playstation titles.
Every great story needs a great villain, of course, and the series’ has rarely failed to disappoint players with its gallery of principal rogues, which includes the maniacal Kefka, the theatrical Kuja and the despicable Sephiroth.
These have each been supported by an array of excellent supporting antagonists, however, some who support them, and some whom oppose them. Some of these secondary villains even have henchmen of their own."
The tiny green slasher villain returns in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, and is as frightening as ever.
The way it was handled was so dumb. One shots in melee...your teammates are to ostupid to get away from its attack. So you most often end up alone in a certain fight.
Clive actor Ben Starr plays kiss, marry, kill with Final Fantasy characters, and decides to off Cid from Final Fantasy 12.
Ew VO actors and their cringe core. Fiverr voice actors could out perform this chump.
Final Fantasy 7 has come back under the spotlight thanks to the release of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, but is it worth replaying the original?
Very much so. Graphically it's dated but the story and the gameplay haven't aged a day. It's still one of my all time favourite RPGs and for me is better than Remake in some ways.