Well, now that it's been clarified for me, I meant both.
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Well, now that it's been clarified for me, I meant both.
Well, what do you like about the story?
I like the epic battles, love stories, and the "Cloud-in-a-dress" scene.
I'd say FFVII is the most depressing (in relation to the world in general) but not what I would define as 'dark'. Still my favourate FF though.
Yeah, it's much more somber in emotions, at least in Advent Children. Perhaps Cloud wasn't as emo in FFVII as he was in AC.
Maybe, but since AC had Rufus in, it doesn't exist to me. Rufus died in FFVII.Quote:
Originally Posted by SuperMillionaire
In fact, I don't know why Cloud was such an Emo lone wolf in AC, in never got that vibe from him at the end of FFVII.
Yeah, from Crisis Core to the central installment, Cloud wasn't emo. It wasn't until AC that Cloud became emo.
http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l2...ildrenCast.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by Crop
Apparently, Rufus survived.
How did Cloud actually turned emo in AC? :confused:
Perhaps Zack's and Aerith's deaths...
Cloud actually has a pretty good sense of humor when he uses it, though.
In Dirge of Cerberus, Cloud was happier, akin to his FFVII counterpart, but his outfit remained the same as in AC. Perhaps in the next installment in the related compilation, perhaps Cloud's outfit can be more colorful, with stripes of brown, purple, green, and orange.
I'd be pretty emo by the time I got to Advent Children, if I were Cloud. A lot of bad stuff happened that would not be scoffed at in the real world.
He was pretty much a weak person that was thrown into so many events that defied what he could handle, and he still survived.
Indeed, his moodiness was warranted.
None of these are dark... I meant what dark parts about the story do you find more memorable than parts of other final fantasies.Quote:
Originally Posted by SuperMillionaire
The destruction of an entire city, the deaths of Zack and Aerith, and the demonicly-sounding "One-Winged Angel" (or should I say, "One-Winged Devil") song.