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Seriously.. I've played this game countless times, but I don't think that it ever explaines what happened. He clearly gets impaled by Edea, but when he wakes up at the beginning of the second disc he has no wound at all and is perfectly fine. How is that explained?
It dosnt get explained but its kind of obvious. Edea needed to know what the meaning of SeeD is. She thinks because Squall is the leader, Cid wouldve told him (which is not the case), so she prevents him from dying after he falls from the parade float. Thats the most logical explaination. Shes got the power!!! :D
its magic. hooray for final :)FANTASY:).
Simple, he's the protagonist.
Edea's limit break is piss weak.
Seriously, try it out; it does like, 200 damage on disk 3!
Halleluja :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Slade
Given that Edea's Ice Strike seems to strike Squall in his shoulder, as opposed to the more critical areas nearby, it doesn't really need to be considered a miracle that he survived the attack.
Further, healing beyond normal means is clearly possible in FFVIII. Note that in the D-District Prison, Selphie's attempts to utilize a Cure spell are undone by the presence of an anti-magic field.
This suggests that even para-magic (to say nothing of the power of the Witch Embodiment) is legitimate as an applicable force in real world physics as well as battle mechanics. As such, it's probable that the means to preserve Squall's life were at hand, if his life was really even in danger.Quote:
Selphie: Draw... Cure!
Zell: Ow ow ow...
Quistis: It's no use. There seems to be an anti-magic field here.
Forgive me if I'm wrong, and forgive me for just being a dick but Squall isn't the leader of SeeD at that point in the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Slade
But I think it just makes it more dramatic really.
Maybe she just used those sword duds they use in movies to scare Squall's brains out! You know those fake swords with belt-thingies in the middle!
it is true that Squall got hit in the shoulder, so it's not really surprising that he survived, and there wouldn't be any scar visible cos he wears a shirt and jacket.
I'm sure Square would have an explaination, they wouldn't put something in without reasoning...
It was to give some suspense to teh game.... when I saw it I thoght 'no, he can't die' and he dind't... oh man I was sooooo sad!!!! lol I'm joking...
I did try it out and when I used it it did around 3500.Quote:
Originally Posted by ThroneofDravaris
same here. maybe depends on the partys levels or something like that.
or her junctions...
Mirrors.
But this still doesn't explain how he can have no wound at all.
Curaga, Full-Life... all those could easily explain how there's no wound. At the start of the game, Squall's face is deeply gashed by Seifer's gunblade. Seifer suffers a similar injury. Squall wears a bandage for a couple of hours, but then he's fine. Seifer doesn't bother with a bandage at all.
No sutures, no antibiotics, no dressing - but both have a permanent scar within hours of sustaining their injuries. If this were to happen in real life, their wounds would re-open and bleed for days, even weeks. Squall would've had blood all over his face during the entire Dollet mission.
It makes no sense at all, unless some kind of Healing magic were used to aid their recovery. I'm guessing Dr Kadowaki has a stock of white magic spells.
Protagonistic duties do not immunity to death make. Granted I can only think of one example where the main protagonist does die.Quote:
Originally Posted by Necronopticous
As for the whole Icicle deal, well here's a logical explination. Upon impact if the ice was cold enough it would have cortorized on the moment of impact. In other words, it would've sealed off the tissue around the wound, thusly no blood loss is suffered, which considering the point of impact would be the cause of death since it quite possibly missed any vital organs. As for how he was patched up afterwards...Magic. Curaga, I dunno. I'm not here to explain this to you people! I'm going for a snooze.
maybe there is a giant gaping hole in his chest, but didn't die because of curative magic. they never show squall with his shirt and jacket off, do they? so it's possible he has a giant gaping hole in his chest
He says that there is no wound at all, but I guess the only explanation is magic of some sort.
That makes sense, what with Edea being a POWERFUL SORCERESS with STRONGER MAGIC THAN REGULAR HUMANS and all that:p
I think "because it's a videogame" fits pretty well in this instance.
Or the "icicle" never did any real damage. It was magic itself. Who's to say it was actaully ice. It could have just took the likeness of ice. It could have went through him in an ethereal fashion. Perhaps its purpose was merely to knock him out, drain him, or some such stuff. They never specifically state the reasoning, or purpose. She obviously didn't need to kill him to defend herself.
Remember, Magic is a very real thing in these stories. It can heal a wound or make one. It definitely did damage. Edea just healed it afterward, probably.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vyk
He was the leader of the group sent to put a bullet in her head. That's what masamune1600 was referring to.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mitch
and i tried it out and it did 5400.Quote:
Originally Posted by redxiiii
Yeah ok, I get it; I'm wrong....
Maybe he fed some idiot Polyjuice Potion and the idiot took his place while Squall watch(and grinned) from the sidelines! The idiot died and all Squall had to do was act all weak and stuff! The power of wizardry! :D
You did Junction her Magic stat right?Quote:
Originally Posted by ThroneofDravaris