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This ferocious fiend more than lives up to its name. You encounter it in Under Junon, when you rush to the defense of none other than Yuffie Kisaragi - the fan-favorite ninja who later becomes a full member of the team.
Each of these fights is a true test of your combat prowess - particularly if you take them on before you discover any Divine Intel in the world to weaken them. You could fill this list with Summon battles alone, but my personal favorite is Odin!
Hitting him with powerful abilities, while avoiding and blocking attacks keeps him on the hook but take too many hits too quickly he'll unleash his powerful Zantetsuken attack. That's the end for you - or at least a restart of the battle simulator.
He tries to claw back some respect by taking on the team in a giant mech, but unlike his colleague Scarlet who approaches the fight with grace and skill, he takes a more pathetic and petulant approach.
He offers some fascinating revelations - particularly for fans of the original FINAL FANTASY VII - and some questions, too. Are he and his people evil, or just desperate? Were the Ancients - the mostly extinct stewards of the planet - as benevolent as we assumed?
The dramatic conclusion of FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE has left a lot on his plate - the damage to Midgar, an ongoing conspiracy to reignite war with Wutai, his inauguration, the re-emergence of Sephiroth and much more.
His dark machinations are unsettling enough, but REBIRTH also sheds more light into his abuses beyond, and the pain and suffering he has caused to both our heroes and the world itself. Red XIII and Aerith in particular have suffered at his hands, and their scars are on full display in this story.
FINAL FANTASY VII REBIRTH is blessed with one of the greatest casts of characters in gaming, and the people on this list are a perfect example why. They may be weird, malicious, or just utterly awful, but we love them anyway for what they bring to the game!
Bearers, people born with the ability to use magic, are persecuted and enslaved, and the encroaching Blight drives nations into bloody wars. And even though Clive Rosfield and his allies work towards a better future, they know things will get worse before they get better.
Set before the end of the FINAL FANTASY XVI story, this new DLC story begins when an unmarked letter arrives at the hideaway. It contains a most curious request - the Dominant of Leviathan, long lost Eikon of Water, is in need of rescue.
The new DLC is available as part of the FINAL FANTASY XVI Expansion Pass, which also includes the previously-released Echoes of the Fallen DLC. This is the most cost-effective way to get access to both DLC packs.
Director Naoki Hamaguchi says: The way Sephiroth appears in the Nibelheim incident is one of the most famous parts of the original game, and we know that many players had wondered how it would be done in the Remake series.
"With the gas extractors, however, it was more about giving players a hands-on experience of the world itself. To get them to interact in a way that helps them get a secondary look at the lore or setting of the game.
We put in a lot of work to make the act of sucking up the gas feel satisfying. We had lots of different tests in terms of the visual effects, the sound, the level of vibration and so on. It took a lot of polishing in order to get right.
After the rope bridge leading to the reactor snaps, our heroes plummet into the raging river below. In addition to a regrettable loss of a companion, it also forces them to take a diversion through the mountain.
This leads them into a cave full of natural materia and ultimately a creature that protects it: the Materia Guardian. People who played the original game may recognize it as the Materia Keeper - a fiend that appears much further on in the story. So, why bring this boss forward into the flashback?
Hamaguchi explains: We felt that to make that a nicely balanced section in terms of gameplay, we needed a boss fight at the end of it. That meant we had to make a decision: do we create a new enemy type, or is there something we could bring back from the original FINAL FANTASY VII?
"It worked so well thematically - you have the reactor where mako is processed, and the lifespring before that, so the idea of a creature that protects the lifestream from intruders felt like a really great option.
With the enemy decided, the team set to work at making it a fun battle. It was an important fight to get right because the Materia Guardian is the first boss you face in the game - and that means it has a lot to do.
The idea is that you have various battles that lead up to the boss, and they tutorialize you on the different battle mechanics, and the different things your characters can do. Then, you get an opportunity to try them all out.
But as well giving players a test, the Materia Guardian also provides lessons of its own: Hamaguchi-san says: We use the Materia Keeper to introduce the Synergy Abilities, where two characters can fight together - in this case Cloud and Sephiroth.
When Cloud and Sephiroth arrive at the reactor, they make a startling discovery - one that seems to throw Sephiroth for a loop. Upon their return to Nibelheim, the silver-haired SOLDIER locks himself in the Shinra Manor, where he pores over tome after tome.
When we got the first draft of the script from (Story and Scenario) Kazushige Nojima, the whole sequence of events, from Sephiroth discovering who he is, through to when he disappears into the flames, was done as cutscenes. And to be honest, it would have worked on a certain level.
The shot of Sephiroth disappearing into the flickering flames remains as affecting as ever - a testament to the care and attention that the team has put into the Nibelheim incident - and FINAL FANTASY VII REBIRTH as a whole.
Alternatively, if you want to try before you buy, a free demo is available. It allows you to play through a large part of the Nibelheim incident, including all the scenes discussed in this series, and also freely explore a part of the Junon region.
Many thanks to Hamaguchi-san for sharing his insight with us. We hope you enjoy the series and the game - be sure to check the Square Enix Blog regularly for more articles about FINAL FANTASY VII REBIRTH, as well as other Square Enix games.
The series typically puts you into the protagonist Sora - a young boy with the power to wield a keyblade. Accompanied by Donald and Goofy, he travels between worlds, facing off against the shadowy Heartless and interacting with some familiar faces for both Disney and FINAL FANTASY fans.
KINGDOM HEARTS HD 1.5 + 2.5 ReMIX: this collection contains four full games, and two additional story experiences. For a good starting point, try KINGDOM HEARTS Final Mix and KINGDOM HEARTS II Final Mix. These classic action RPGs have been lovingly remastered with HD visuals, improved controls, remastered music and more.
KINGDOM HEARTS III + Re Mind DLC: the most recent mainline entry in the series, KINGDOM HEARTS III features some truly inspiring worlds, amazing combat and jaw-droppingly gorgeous visuals.
The Mana series and the FINAL FANTASY series are inextricably linked. The original Mana game was released as a Nintendo Game Boy spinoff of the FINAL FANTASY series, known as Seiken Densetsu: Final Fantasy Gaiden in Japan, and FINAL FANTASY Adventure in the US.
Like FINAL FANTASY, each game in the Mana series works as a standalone experience - monsters, items and themes carry over between games rather than narrative elements. While different games present markedly different experiences (again, like FINAL FANTASY), each one is brimming with color, imagination and charm.
Trials of Mana: a full 3D remake of Trials of Mana, this fast-paced action RPG features beautiful visuals, snappy, satisfying combat and a good amount of replayability - the narrative plays out differently depending on the characters you pick.
Both titles in the series feature amazing characters, stellar soundtracks, exciting and strategic combat systems, and compellingly twisty-turny plots that feature everything from time travel to parallel worlds.
SaGa Emerald Beyond: Releasing on April 25, 2024, this bold new RPG is set across 17 unique worlds, each with their own aesthetic and cultures. You choose between five protagonists (well, technically six because one of the choices is a duo) and experience a narrative that changes depending on who you pick and the worlds you visit. There's a demo available now if you want an early look.
Romancing SaGa -Minstrel Song- Remastered: This new edition of the classic PlayStation 2 RPG has been enhanced with a host of new features, including HD visuals, refined gameplay, and even brand new content. With great characters, music and super-satisfying turn-based combat it's a real treat.
Collection of SaGa: See where the SaGa started with this collection of FINAL FANTASY LEGEND I - III. These three classic Game Boy RPGs stand up as great games even today, with engaging worlds, satisfying mechanics and tons of replayability.
While some characters appear across multiple games, each entry in the series stands alone as an enjoyable and satisfying tale in its own right. Add some fascinating supernatural twists and you have a series that consistently delivers some of the best tales in gaming.
Life is Strange: True Colors: Why will FINAL FANTASY fans love Life is Strange: True Colors? Because Life is Strange: True Colors loves FINAL FANTASY! The game features some wonderful references to RPGs, both in background detail and gameplay segments - but to say any more would ruin the surprises. Rest assured that the rest of the game is terrific too - an emotional adventure with wonderful characters, visuals and plenty of twists and turns.
STAR OCEAN THE DIVINE FORCE: the most recent STAR OCEAN game one of the best in the series yet. As well as an amazing setting that fuses science fiction and fantasy, it also hands you an impressive amount of choice over how you traverse the world. Sick of always being on foot? This game lets you fly!
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