JENOVA Cell Acceptance and Limit Sterilization

1. At what point in the game does it refer to the Limit items as "manuals"? I think they're more a significant item to boost their Limit level, and they already know their final attack. The item just allows the capacity to use it.

2. I think I've constructed a little bitty.

Cid's Highwind attack is definitely an overextended and cumulative version of Matra Magic, which is an E. Skill. Obviously, (despite my earlier denial) it does make sense if only because Matra Magic is present in the game.

Cid's Dynamite attack is also strange, but I think I understand it now. The question of where the weapon comes from is how the spirit energy ties in. I believe in this case it's like Fullmetal Alchemist. His spirit energy makes him a Dragoon/Alchemist and he merely transmutes available items into Dynamite.

Barret's Satellite Beam, imo, really is connected to a satellite, but by no normal means could Barret contact the satellite to fire on his enemies. I believe the spirit energy is what allows him to communicate with, at least, the satellite.

All simple enough explanations when using the current theory.

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Originally Posted by Squall Isenhart

Maybe their the same person O_o, or their differnet personalitys in the same body.

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That's old. :)

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Originally Posted by Ultima Shadow

I just come up with a new, intressting theory. The SoS= M1600 theory!!!

masamune1600 will, in fact, become Squall of SeeD in the future. However... Squall of SeeD don't want to be in the future. He wants to be right here NOW, not in the future... so therefore he used time-havoc. When time-havoc is used, anything time-releated can happen. Yes, that's right... ANYTHING! The first thing that happened was that Squall of SeeD's nose got 7 years younger, which was pretty cool... but a bit annoying at the same time. Anyways... he just tried again, and the second time, he was lucky! He did indeed get teleported from the future to the past! YAY! So now masamune1600's real form and future form can exist at the same time, making awesome kick-ass posts that makes too much sense to be true. :cool:

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*head explodes*

this is all so complicated.

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1. At what point in the game does it refer to the Limit items as "manuals"? I think they're more a significant item to boost their Limit level, and they already know their final attack. The item just allows the capacity to use it.

2. I think I've constructed a little bitty.

Cid's Highwind attack is definitely an overextended and cumulative version of Matra Magic, which is an E. Skill. Obviously, (despite my earlier denial) it does make sense if only because Matra Magic is present in the game.

Cid's Dynamite attack is also strange, but I think I understand it now. The question of where the weapon comes from is how the spirit energy ties in. I believe in this case it's like Fullmetal Alchemist. His spirit energy makes him a Dragoon/Alchemist and he merely transmutes available items into Dynamite.

Barret's Satellite Beam, imo, really is connected to a satellite, but by no normal means could Barret contact the satellite to fire on his enemies. I believe the spirit energy is what allows him to communicate with, at least, the satellite.

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Let me try this one boys. *cracks kunckles*

1: When tifa gets her level 4. Isn't in the form of instructions?
2: Never made sence to me anyways :D
I always figured that throwing a stick of dynamite would be kinda a last resort psyco thing to do when your fighting head on with enemies anyways. I don't put much stock in the fact that the 'spirit energy' allows for any of this to happen. They are just attacks. Barrets I can sorta see if it is that energy accumulating. But i think Satelite beam proves that they are just attacks :)

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Originally Posted by bipper

1: When tifa gets her level 4. Isn't in the form of instructions?
2: Never made sence to me anyways :D
I always figured that throwing a stick of dynamite would be kinda a last resort psyco thing to do when your fighting head on with enemies anyways. I don't put much stock in the fact that the 'spirit energy' allows for any of this to happen. They are just attacks.

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1. It's possible and makes enough sense, but it never said that.
2. The fact that he's using dynamite isn't what's connected to his spirit. It's the question of how he always has a stick of dynamite in his pocket. He can use this attack infinitely so long as the enemy never dies. HOW? Despite popular opinion, most games (the good games anyway) do have a preceding explanation for how an attack is formed. Either they give a world explanation of how everything is possible or they give individual explanations for each separate attack (i.e. Aya's mitochondrial attacks from Parasite Eve).
Despite popular opinion, battle mechanics do play at least a slight role in the overall story of the game. Just because it does not directly affect the flow of the plot does not mean it is not a part of the story. Never confuse a plot with a story.

Why can he summon highwind when you battle indoors? It just doesn't make sence, and I really dont think they cared :) The most sence I can make out of it is (if i remember correctly ) The screen goes blackish, and it works like a summon. Prehaps this explains more then. But til that I dunno.

Bipper