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If not that, it could be Valefor
A symbol of defiance
A gift from a god- Comes from the sky
Fashioned for his own demise- Aeons have to give up their bodies.
Use it if you believe- Tidus tells Yuna to believe, and she does, like in the Bevelle wedding scene.
No, it's neither of them.
Is it Thor's Hammer, Ixion's overdrive? It's a lightning-based attack that disintegrates enemies in a swirling storm.
Nope, but here's a hint:
(SPOILER)
My original purpose (Zanarkand)
My other purpose (Spira)
What I'm used for in the game
A pun on my name
Sin?
Is it the sword Auron gives Tidus at the beginning of the game, when he says "A gift from Jecht"?
A Symbol of defiance - Tidus uses it to defy people
A Gift from a god - In some ways Jecht is a god-like figure
Fashioned for his own demise - Eventually you have to use a sword against him
Use it if you believe - Kind of self explanatory...
No, but Line 3 refers to Sin specifically.
Final SUmmoning
Where's Endless when you need him, eh?;)
This is my final hint, that will DEFINITELY give away the answer:
(SPOILER)It's a ancient song, used by Tidus and co. to calm Sin down enough for them to approach him.
HYMN OF THE FAYTH!!!
YES!!! got there first!!!
CORRECT!!! Your turn next!!! But imo, 3 exclamation marks are really unnecessary!!!:cool:
yeh sorry bout that, guess i got a little excited :D
call to the saviour
with a distressed plea
with hidden intentions
and the beast beneath
Anima?
Is it Yunalesca?
Call to the saviour
With a distressed plea - she's the one who controls the final summoning
With hidden intentions - she has a lot of hidden intentions
And the beast beneath - when you fight her there is a large beast-like part of her beneath
I agree with OWG, since Anima also has a "beast beneath", and Seymour summons her in the first battle, which could refer to the "distressed plea".