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| | Final Fantasy VII - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Final Fantasy VII proved to be so popular that several characters from the game have appeared in other Square (later Square Enix) games. | | | Important characters in Shin-Ra are Reeve (Head of Urban Development), Hojo (Head of the Science Department), Palmer (Head of Space Exploration), Heidegger (Head of the Peace Preservation Department), Scarlet (Head of Weapons Research and Development), President Shinra, his son Rufus, and members of a secret police organization called the Turks (Elena, Rude, Reno, and Tseng). | | | Final Fantasy VII is a largely menu-driven role-playing game. |
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| | List of Final Fantasy II characters - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Though his sprite for the original release of the game slightly resembles that of Black Belt's (of Final Fantasy) sprite, Guy seems to be trained to wield an axe, not his bare fists. | | | Elina (Elena in Final Fantasy Origins) is the wife to one of the last Dragoons, and friend to Ricard, living in Deist Castle with her son, Kain. | | | Skilled in archery, Maria is likely the origin of the Archer, Hunter, and Ranger character classes of later games in the series. |
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| | Final Fantasy Tactics - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Random enemies level up with the player characters (as in Final Fantasy VIII) while enemies in storyline battles are on a set level of experience. | | | Several of the random human characters encountered are named for the testers, American Square Soft, Inc. employees, and people that they were fans of, such as They Might Be Giants co-founder John Flansburgh, American cyclist Andrew Hampsten, and Spanish cyclist Miguel Indurain who are referenced in-game by their last names. | | | On the battlefield, characters move about in a grid-like pattern, the size of which is determined by the character's statistics and job class. |
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| | List of Final Fantasy X characters - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Several other characters important to the story are the parents of the main protagonists, such as Jecht (Tidus' father), Braska (Yuna's father), and series favourite Cid whom, in Final Fantasy X, appears as Rikku's father. | | | Despite the failure of the technique to permanently destroy the creature, Unsent Yunalesca still espouses its use and, by instructing summoners in its use at the culmination of their pilgrimage, is responsible for perpetuating the cycle of Sin's regeneration and destruction for almost a thousand years. | | | Many of these characters reprise their roles in the game's sequel Final Fantasy X-2. |
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| | List of Final Fantasy X characters - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The following is a list of major and minor characters from the Square Enix role-playing game Final Fantasy X. | | | All characters on the game belong to one of the 5 sentient races available in Spira, the world where Final Fantasy X takes place : Ronso, Hypello, Guado, Al Bhed and Humans. | | | Several other characters important to the story are the parents of the main protagonists, such as Jecht (Tidus' father), Braska (Yuna's father), and series favourite Cid whom, in Final Fantasy X, appears as Rikku's father. |
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| | List of Final Fantasy characters - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Many of the major characters from Final Fantasy X above also appear in Final Fantasy X-2. | | | Playable Characters Due to the online role-playing nature of Final Fantasy XI, characters are created by the player. | | | In the Final Fantasy series, Leviathan is one of the familiar stock summoned creatures. |
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| | Hexapedia - Cid (Final Fantasy) |
| | In Final Fantasy games, there is oftentimes appears a character called Cid, who provides transportation (usually in the form of an airship) to the main characters and their party members at various points of the game. | | | Although Final Fantasy XI is an online game and the story is not quite set in stone, you can still find Cid in the world of Vana'diel. | | | The Cid of Final Fantasy X returns in this game, a direct sequel to that one. |
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| | List of Final Fantasy characters - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Many of the major characters from Final Fantasy X above also appear in Final Fantasy X-2. | | | Playable Characters Due to the online role-playing nature of Final Fantasy XI, characters are created by the player. | | | In the case of Final Fantasy IV, it causes a shipwreck and later serves as a surrogate parent to one of the main characters, a little girl named Rydia. |
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| | List of Final Fantasy X characters - Psychology Central |
| | The following is a list of major and minor characters from the Square Enix role-playing game Final Fantasy X. | | | Several other characters important to the story are the parents of the main protagonists, such as Jecht (Tidus' father), Braska (Yuna's father), and series favourite Cid whom, in Final Fantasy X, appears as Rikku's father. | | | Final Fantasy X's relaxed class system allows her to fit the traditional cleric/white mage role of the party, as well as being able to summon powerful magical entities (aeons). |
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| | Final Fantasy - Free Encyclopedia |
| | The playable characters are Cecil Harvey, Kain Highwind, Rosa Farrell, Rydia of Mist, Tellah of Mysidia, Edward of Damcyan (known as Gilbert in Japan), Yang Fang Leiden, Palom of Mysidia, Porum of Mysidia, Cid Pollendina, Edge Geraldine, and FuSoYa. | | | Final Fantasy is a very popular series of role-playing video games produced by Square (aka Squaresoft), now Square Enix. | | | Possibly the last Final Fantasy game on the PlayStation 2 if Square keeps the tradition of three games per console. |
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| | Final Fantasy |
| | Final Fantasy VII has also spawned a direct sequel, (both a 2004 animated film and a game due 2005) and the spin-off (game due 2005), as well as other games using the same world, concepts and characters. | | | Final Fantasy (Japanese: &; Fainaru Fantajii) is a very popular series of role-playing video games produced by Square (aka Squaresoft), now Square Enix. | | | Final Fantasy X was released on the PlayStation 2 and all environments were completely rendered in 3D, as well as the characters. |
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| | Final Fantasy - Free Encyclopedia |
| | Final Fantasy is a very popular series of role-playing video games produced by Square (aka Squaresoft), now Square Enix. | | | This game is a compilation of Final Fantasy V and Final Fantasy VI, including some CG movies and bonus features not available in the original games. | | | The Final Fantasy video game franchise originated in Japan in 1987 and was brought over to North America in 1990 and to Europe in 1998. |
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| | Final Fantasy VII - Final Fantasy Wiki |
| | Important characters in Shin-Ra are Reeve (Head of Urban Development), Hojo (Head of the Science Department), Palmer (Head of Space Exploration), Heidegger (Head of the Peace Preservation Department), Scarlet (Head of Weapons Research and Development), President Shinra, his son Rufus, and members of a secret police organization called the Turks (Elena, Rude, Reno, and Tseng). | | | Final Fantasy VII proved to be so popular that several characters from the game have appeared in other Square (later Square Enix) games. | | | Final Fantasy VII is a largely menu-driven role-playing game. |
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| | List of Final Fantasy X characters - Psychology Central |
| | The following is a list of major and minor characters from the Square Enix role-playing game Final Fantasy X. | | | Many of these characters reprise their roles in the game's sequel Final Fantasy X-2. | | | Several other characters important to the story are the parents of the main protagonists, such as Jecht (Tidus' father), Braska (Yuna's father), and series favourite Cid whom, in Final Fantasy X, appears as Rikku's father. |
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| | Final Fantasy IV - Final Fantasy Wiki |
| | Image:Ff2usbox.gif Final Fantasy IV Easytype is roughly similar to the game released in North America, but the game lost some content to censorship and poor translation when localized. | | | Image:Final Fantasy IV JAP Airship.png The most powerful nation in the world, the monarchy of Baron, begins utilizing its unparalleled air force (the "Red Wings") and its legions of Dark Knights to attack peaceful nations in search of four Crystals, each corresponding to a different classical element. | | | The game also introduces Square's Active Time Battle (ATB) system, which differs from previous Final Fantasy games (and from most RPGs in general) in that players must give orders to their characters in real-time. |
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| | Final Fantasy VIII for PlayStation Review - PlayStation Final Fantasy VIII Review |
| | Final Fantasy XII stars a princess named Ashe, who teams up with Vaan, an urchin, and several other characters to protect their homeland of Ivalice against invaders. | | | All magic in Final Fantasy VIII's world is "drawn" from another source: usually an enemy or a "draw point." Each draw brings with it a number of uses: If you draw the cure spell, for example, you'll usually draw between five and eight uses of the spell. | | | Final Fantasy VII was a hodgepodge of conflicting graphical styles; the field models were SD, the battle models were non-SD, the FMV was mostly non-SD (with a few SD exceptions almost humorously juxtaposed). |
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| | List of Final Fantasy VI characters - Psychology Central |
| | Image:FFVI characters on airship.png Square Co., Ltd. 's computer role-playing game Final Fantasy VI features fourteen permanent player characters, the largest number of any game in the Final Fantasy series, as well as a number of characters who are only briefly controlled by the player. | | | Finally confronted by the Returners, Kefka reveals the depths of his madness, explaining that life is meaningless and his goal is the destruction of everything. | | | The ensuing battle with Kefka is the final battle of the game. |
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| | Final Fantasy ????? ?????? |
| | Final Fantasy X is a great game, which makes you wonder what Square was thinking when they made this sequel. | | | Most Final Fantasy fans in the USA have started with this game, so they have a love for this game that blinds most of them from the truth. | | | Final Fantasy III is the only early Final Fantasy game to not have been ported to another system as of my writing this, so it's obvious why this game is one of the most wanted cancelled Final Fantasy games. |
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| | List of Final Fantasy X characters - Psychology Central |
| | The following is a list of major and minor characters from the Square Enix role-playing game Final Fantasy X. | | | Many of these characters reprise their roles in the game's sequel Final Fantasy X-2. | | | Several other characters important to the story are the parents of the main protagonists, such as Jecht (Tidus' father), Braska (Yuna's father), and series favourite Cid whom, in Final Fantasy X, appears as Rikku's father. |
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| | List of Final Fantasy VI characters - Psychology Central |
| | Image:FFVI characters on airship.png Square Co., Ltd. 's computer role-playing game Final Fantasy VI features fourteen permanent player characters, the largest number of any game in the Final Fantasy series, as well as a number of characters who are only briefly controlled by the player. | | | Finally confronted by the Returners, Kefka reveals the depths of his madness, explaining that life is meaningless and his goal is the destruction of everything. | | | The ensuing battle with Kefka is the final battle of the game. |
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| | Open Directory - Games:Video Games:Roleplaying:F:Final Fantasy Games |
| | Final Fantasy V is a console role-playing game originally produced for the Super Famicom in Japan in 1992 by Squaresoft. | | | Final Fantasy Chronicles, released for the Sony PlayStation in North America during June of 2001, is a re-release of Final Fantasy IV and Chrono Trigger. | | | Final Fantasy is a roleplaying game produced by Squaresoft. |
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| | GameOver - Final Fantasy VIII (c) Electronic Arts |
| | Final Fantasy junkies, wipe dat drool off your chin and call your boss to let her know that you won't be in for the next week - FF8 PC has arrived. | | | In my opinion, every Final Fantasy title I've played is less of a game than it is a graphically driven, interactive, choose-your-own-adventure style novel, and for those who agree, Final Fantasy VIII will not disappoint. | | | Though Final Fantasy has definitely broken a lot of ground on the console RPG scene, the one truly redeeming quality of every FF title is the storyline. |
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| | The RPG Place - Reviews - Final Fantasy IV - Lassarina Aoibhell |
| | It introduced features that came to be standard in later games, such as the active time battle system (ATB.) Moreover, it ranks second only to Final Fantasy VI in my list of all-time favorite games. | | | Final Fantasy II paved the way for such marvels of RPG creation as Final Fantasy VI. | | | The plot in Final Fantasy IV has sudden twists (which I will not be discussing in detail, to avoid spoilers) and some surprising revelations. |
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| | Square Universe - www.squareuniverse.net |
| | I've never played the original Phantasy Star but if it's anything like 2 or PSO, then the parallel system of skill building in it is nothing to rival Final Fantasy. | | | Final Fantasy is no exception, although it isn't impossibly hard - that would have made Square unpopular and die. | | | Final Fantasy was the beginning of his fame in the gaming world, and his compositions, while few, enhance the game like in no other for the Nintendo at the time. |
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| | final fantasy x cast |
| | of Final Fantasy X are drawn from Japanese culture and folklore. | | | Final Fantasy X-2 is the first true FF sequal to ever be... | | | Final Fantasy X-2 is the first true sequel in the renowned Final Fantasy series. |
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| | List of Final Fantasy VI characters - Psychology Central |
| | Image:FFVI characters on airship.png Square Co., Ltd. 's computer role-playing game Final Fantasy VI features fourteen permanent player characters, the largest number of any game in the Final Fantasy series, as well as a number of characters who are only briefly controlled by the player. | | | Finally confronted by the Returners, Kefka reveals the depths of his madness, explaining that life is meaningless and his goal is the destruction of everything. | | | The ensuing battle with Kefka is the final battle of the game. |
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| | Open Directory - Games:Video Games:Roleplaying:F:Final Fantasy Games |
| | Final Fantasy V is a console role-playing game originally produced for the Super Famicom in Japan in 1992 by Squaresoft. | | | Final Fantasy Chronicles, released for the Sony PlayStation in North America during June of 2001, is a re-release of Final Fantasy IV and Chrono Trigger. | | | Final Fantasy is a roleplaying game produced by Squaresoft. |
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| | Nasferatu's Final Fantasy Domain |
| | New cards featuring the characters from Final Fantasy IX, which were not in the game itself, have been added to the Tetra Master set. | | | To avoid this scenario, Square is planning to quietly ship about 500,000 copies of Final Fantasy X by the second or third week of December. | | | For now, the only game playable on the network is Final Fantasy IX's card game, Tetra Master, also included with the beta kit. |
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