@_SpyDtroid_ Gilgamesh is the only character that canonically exists with the same individual characterization across the FF series. He is the Void Wanderer originating from FF5.
Weapons are monstrous guardians awakened by the planet itself to defend against Meteor, the ultimate destructive magic.
Indiscriminate in their destruction, even the Weapons are enemies that Cloud and his companions must stand against in Final Fantasy VII Revelation.
"Long story short, the world's in trouble, and has been for a while."
Take your first look at Final Fantasy VII Revelation, launching simultaneously on PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, Xbox Series X|S, Epic Games Store and Steam in Spring 2027.
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My most anticipated moment in FF7 Revelation is where Cloud accepts that he must say goodbye to lifestream dream worlds that do not reflect reality. There was never a multiverse—just ephemeral dreams of wishful thinking; a mechanic that already existed in OG. 🧵1/4
@kurarosu_@sefikras Not even the Buster Sword but rather the fully built Fusion Sword consisting of 6 separate blades.
Also, not to mention the horrible leverage he'd have with Cloud at the end of the Masamune.
An incredible display of overpowerment.
Aerith and Tifa's roles as FF7's dual heroines are reflected in the choices they make at the story's most important crossroads.
After the Temple of the Ancients, Aerith chooses to leave Cloud behind and go to the City of the Ancients to pray for Holy, putting the Planet's survival above her personal desires. That decision ultimately leads to Holy and the lifestream stopping Meteor, thus preventing the destruction of the world.
In Mideel, Tifa is faced with a different choice. She can join the others in gathering the Huge Materia or remain with the near-comatose Cloud. She chooses Cloud. That decision ultimately leads to the Lifestream Sequence, where she helps him reconstruct his true identity and return to the fight, enabling him to defeat Sephiroth.
Nobody else could cast Holy except Aerith; she's the last Cetra.
Nobody else could help Cloud piece himself back together except Tifa; only she knew the real Cloud well enough to navigate his memories.
Neither one is more important than the other. Their contributions are different, but both are indispensable.
One heroine protects the Planet. The other heroine restores the hero.
FF7 needs both.
#FF7 #TifaLockhart #AerithGainsborough
I almost never play games in handheld mode. Nintendo should do the opposite of the Nintendo Switch Lite and release a Nintendo Switch Heavy that doesn’t have a screen.
@theshenami I'm convinced Cloud is being manipulated by Jenova at the end so naturally that thought also extends to Red sensing her for me.
It would be great drama for that to happen in a similar way to OG but this time he is deceived by the image of Aerith.
He never doubts Tifa in OG either