Having fought all of them myself, I know what they are. But I'm wondering what they are (ie. why are they so faded out, so much stronger then I could ever get my guys and girls etc).
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Having fought all of them myself, I know what they are. But I'm wondering what they are (ie. why are they so faded out, so much stronger then I could ever get my guys and girls etc).
Because they want you to have a challenge in X-2?
I think he's talking about the aeons in ff10. in ff10-2 they were not strong really. After you get to them you should be leveled enough to beat them from just story line.
He can't be talking about X's because I could kill them all with one hit except for maybe The Magus Sisters.
I don't know lets ask him.okay Jammi567 which game are you talking about?Quote:
Originally Posted by jammi567
I'll answer the question for both games. :p
In X they are each summoned by a random person in the Yevon Clergy because Yuna and her Guardians are branded at heretics after the incident at Bevelle. Guess that the summoners didn't get the message that they don't have to kill you anymore. Generic NCP's are usually idiots so it's no surprise.
In X-2 the despair of Shuyin Drives the fayth insane and the aeons attack as a result.
In both cases, I guess if the Aeon is called with the intent to destroy, they take the dark appearance.
X. The ones that only appear in the PAL and International versions.Quote:
Originally Posted by sora_lion_heartI don't know lets ask him.okay Jammi567 which game are you talking about?Quote:
Originally Posted by jammi567
No, that can't be right. When Yuna summons Aeons, it is to destroy something. It is quite weird how they are super-powerful and twisted, compared to the normal Aeons. I think it might have to do something with the person that summons it. When Seymour summons Anima, it is a different summon to the one when Yuna summons it. So, because the priests are twisted and full of hate, the Aeon is different. But it is just speculation.Quote:
Originally Posted by qwertyxsora
Seymour's Anima has different stats, but an identical look to Yuna's Anima. That was explained by the Aeon's strength being tied to the strength of the summoner.Quote:
Originally Posted by champagne supernovaNo, that can't be right. When Yuna summons Aeons, it is to destroy something. It is quite weird how they are super-powerful and twisted, compared to the normal Aeons. I think it might have to do something with the person that summons it. When Seymour summons Anima, it is a different summon to the one when Yuna summons it. So, because the priests are twisted and full of hate, the Aeon is different. But it is just speculation.Quote:
Originally Posted by qwertyxsora
The twisted appearance of the Dark Aeons, however, is never really explained in either game.
Was that hit Zanmato by any chance? xD:tongue:Quote:
Originally Posted by Depression Moon
...You could do a million damage with one hit? Please teach me oh great master :monster:Quote:
Originally Posted by Depression Moon
The Aeons at the end of the game when they get possessed use their current HP. That means he would only have to deal that amount or more, and it's insanely difficult to get Aeon HP above 50k.Quote:
Originally Posted by Goldenboko...You could do a million damage with one hit? Please teach me oh great master :monster:Quote:
Originally Posted by Depression Moon
Since they use the same palette as the Int./PAL Dark Aeons, it's an understandable mistake.