#Final Fantays VII

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" I T ' S    B E E N    F U N "

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Gang Gang

[asetoblog]

It occurs to me that Tokyo Mew Mew and Final Fantasy 7 are so similar. Experiments on people, aliens that want to destroy life on earth, ecological themes, humans with super powers, scientists... BRUH😭

[luckechen]

Me pareció que podría dibujarlo como el cuadro de lucifer

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Immediate Thoughts On Final Fantasy VII Rebirth (as someone who's never played the original FFVII)

I've never played the original Final Fantasy VII, and only have a vague idea of certain story beats (in fact most of what I knew prior to Remake was about a certain pivotal scene I'm sure everyone knows about by now). When I played through Remake, though I was surprised how goofy a lot of the side stuff was, and honestly I was all for it. And the actual story and characters were highly engrossing, and I ended up truly invested by the time the end credits came around. So obviously, I had to play Part 2 when it came out!

And wowie, was it worth it! Honestly it's been a long time since I've enjoyed a game this much (in fact, I think this is up there with Silent Hills 1-3 and Undertale in terms of favorite games, at least at the moment of writing). I've been doing my best to avoid spoilers of the original game, so a lot of the story beats probably hit a lot harder for me as someone witnessing them for the first time, in the format of a middle entry in a trilogy that takes its time to truly establish its central characters, and probably adds a bit to their backstories.

What really did it for me, though, was the side content. When I first started the game I honestly didn't feel it at first, but then I tried some Queens Blood, and was like "Alright, I at least like this minigame!" I was a little less enthralled with the towers you need to climb, but the fact that they then lead to more interesting points of interest around the world makes them worth it. (Also honestly even the towers grew on me once they started adding more to getting to them, despite some frustrations in certain parts of the game surrounding them).

But the protorelic side-quests, side-missions and minigames are where it truly shines. I've seen some mixed reception of certain minigames (especially Fort Condor and the psuedo-Rocket League one), but I ended up enjoying those as well. And to be honest, the cutscenes that go along with these minigames are totally worth it. I got really invested in the aforementioned Queens Blood, as well as Chocobo Racing, ending up 100% both of these.

In fact, the overall very silly tone for a lot of this game was a breath of fresh air, and exactly what I needed during times of high anxiety in my personal life. And to be honest, after the grimdark tone of FFXVI I'm glad to see this entry was willing to just be as zany as possible. And it also helped me care more about the characters and world more. I want to protect this goofy little world, and I want this loveable cast to succeed.

It also made the more serious moments hit harder. I won't go into specifics here, but there are definitely heavier parts, as well as parts that moved me to tears. When this game hits hard, it hits hard. Especially most of the endgame had me highly emotional. And while I won't go into detail, I personally think the way they went about things works really well. Again, never played the original.

Overall, I'm very glad I've played through this, and I look forward to Part 3, in a few years from now likely after Kingdom Hearts 4.

P.S.: The moogles are good actually, and Cait Sith is the best character.

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Finishing a boss with a Limit Break is cool, but due to the way post-boss cutscenes work, it can be hard to see the exact damage of the final hit.

DARKNESS OF DEEPGROUND - Let's Play 「 Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade 」 - 25

[starkling25]

This is such a shot in the dark but does anyone know/remember a FF7 x Harvest Moon fic from Lunaescence? It was written like a game guide and I was obsessed with it. Wondering if it ever got cross posted anywhere after Luna. Any recs would be welcome!

I think it was based on More Friends of Mineral town

[tictacpbandai]

Finished FFVII Rebirth and while I have a lot of thoughts about it, I REALLY want to talk about its world design and how they built off of the existing world of VII.

Break cause this is long and kinda rambly

Okay, so I love the aesthetic of the world, both purely for the aesthetics (I love overgrown, weathered, and decaying machinery) but also for what it says.

The abandoned industrial machinery, collapsing buildings, and decaying highways almost feels post apocalyptic, with the ways the wreckage is inhabited and being used for scrap, giving more of a post-post-apocalypse.

But the apocalypse in question is just Shinra.

There weren't any massive mega weapons unleashed (yeah theres stuff like the canon in Junon but thats not really what I mean here), no plagues, sure there was war but they're farily distant in time or location.

No it's purely the dominance of The Shinra Electric Power Company and its negligence in maintenance and lack of public investment outside of that which'll direclty impact the managerial class and the troops.

They stop maintaining highways cause if their managers are traveling they can afford to fly, construction and excavation equipment gets abandoned in the desert cause it's not producing anymore and doing anything to move or disassemble any of it is more expense than it's worth, failed remote Mako reactors sit abandoned and full of hazardous material cause why should Shinra give a shit? it's not like they have any reason to care about the people who relied on them, what're they gonna do?

And because it's happened on such a long timescale nobody in the world really seems to conceptualize it as an apocalypse, just a sad state of affairs, maybe one with a clear cause, but nobody views the world as *being* post-apocalyptic despite it being so.

Famously apolitical video game Final Fantay 7

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A Project I was very happy to star in. So grateful for the opportunity.

[goddessofroyalty]

So what do you think the triplets would be like if they survive to be adults? Do you think they'd date, maybe marry? Would any of them want to be the one that gets pregnant? I find the idea of them making Cloud a grandparent funny, especially because you know they'd either keep right on top of him as much as they could, or they'd see him every few months. So just Cloud coming back home from doing something to one of them sitting in his house pregnant is kinda funny.

Honestly they end up a lot like Cloud - fairly lonerish who do their own thing but do actually have a strong heart in them. And much like Cloud they probably don’t plan on ending up in a relationship/having kid but also wouldn’t be against it if they kind of stumbled into it. I guess they’re not actively looking for it but still wouldn’t mind if it happened.

As teens they are probably SUPER clingy to Cloud but as they got more into adulthood they were more... show up every couple weeks/months for Family Check In (that Cloud was responsible himself for getting started). And they are probably just a likely as Cloud to be like “yeah so I understand that three months ago I was single but things happened and now my life plan has completely changed” so Cloud could absolutely come home to just one of them pregnant.

And Cloud just feels so old in that moment and also very resigned. Because, yeah, that checks for his kids.

[originalthrawnduil]

Leslie Kyle as one of the Turks. Yep I repurposed the concept artworks of Tseng and Leslie by Roberto Ferrari, so disclaimer: I don’t own anything and I’m hella not making any money from it. 

This came from an AU idea of Leslie being kidnapped/taken by Don Corneo while Cloud and Company fight Abzu. Leslie’s being held in another hideout by Corneo, probably not treated too nicely, but the Don wants to get a little revenge in before killing his former employee. However, since Shinra’s still mad at Corneo they’re on the hunt for him too and basically send Corneo packing. Instead of catching him they stumble over the left behind Leslie and Tseng decides to at least have him patched up and yaddayaddayadda, at some point Tseng sees Turk material in Leslie and well, Leslie’s not opposed to the idea either. So he joins the Turks officially and of course needs a proper suit. 

[arcanistslittlehelper]

in a big final fantasy mood lately so here’s a crisis crew+ friends

[lesoldatmort]

More Vincent doodles from twttr I did in past months. The last one, Galian Burrito, is probably my fav...

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‘Final Fantasy VII’

[PS1] [JAPAN] [FLYER] [1997]

via The PlayStation DataCenter

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Reblog if you are for Sephiroth getting a redemption arc! With "Remake" being a sequel at it's roots anything is possible!

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HD Yuffie is coming.