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dose anyone know what the final aeon acualy looked like? we know that the Faith was anyone who was willing but whats the aeons name and what dose it look like???
my gues is that it looks like Jeft(how ever u spell it) when you fight him cause he said that he would become the faith.....
it depends on who you select to be your faith for the final aeon...:shifty:
Each Final Aeon is different as Kaiser Dragon said.
thier Faith is diff but what of the aeon itself? like that statue in the chamber?
Based on what we see of each Fayth and their corresponding Aeons, the Aeons are summoned embodiments of each Fayth.
The physical resemblance is more apperent with Jecht, but less so with Bahamut, where the wheel logo on the Fayth is the only evidence of a connection.
hello. Doesn't Yunalesca say that there isn't a final aeon like right before you fight her?
Yunalesca explains that the original final Aeon Zaon has vanished. She then expects Yuna to choose one of her guardians to become the new final Aeon.
Yep and Braska did the same 10 years ago. Jecht volunteered to become the fayth, therefore becoming the final aeon. I guess thats the reason why you have to face him. That means that Braska, Auron and Jecht had to battle the last final aeon.Quote:
Originally Posted by BG-57
it would lok like the guardian that chose to become the fayth. i think it would have been cool if Yuna actually got the Final Aeon but survived or something. i would choose Lulu it would look so cool.
wow! That would be cool!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Summoner
so what did Zaon look like???
maybe some bigger like bahamut and a power of anima
combined= animut?:confused: :confused: :confused:
You see him briefly in a flashback to Zanarkand that Seymour shows the group when they first visit Guadosalam. He's seen embracing Yunalesca. The Fayth of Zaon is long gone and the dome his body was supposed to be under in Zanrakand is empty.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yu-Yevon
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Originally Posted by BG-57
I know what his Faith or body looked like but not his aeon....i guss thats just one of those unanswered mysteries.:(
The only Final Aeon we get to see is Braska's.
Anima was supposed to be Seymour's Final Aeon, but he changed his mind about Sin.
You sure about that? If thats the case then no other summoners should be able to summon this aeon, but as you already know Yuna, Balgamine and probably anyone else who has done the Baaj temple can.Quote:
Originally Posted by BG-57
Also im pretty sure Seymour was not a summoner.....it didnt say it anywhaere in the game. Sure he can summon but that may only be due to the fact that he is a maester. I might be wrong about this one though.......
in the macalania temple go towards the cloister of trials and turn left or right(can't remember:mad: )and youll find some people who will tell you about seymour and you get options and one of them is seymour as a summoner
Yep, Seymour was a gifted Summoner - but he joined the Warrior Monks instead of pursuing that path... but it's all explained in the game. Anima was intended to be his Final Aeon, since his mother wanted him to gain the respect of the people by defeating Sin, but Seymour had other ideas - mainly as a result of the anguish at losing his mother, and the intoxicating lure of power offered by his Aeon.[q=BG-57]Based on what we see of each Fayth and their corresponding Aeons, the Aeons are summoned embodiments of each Fayth.
The physical resemblance is more apperent with Jecht, but less so with Bahamut, where the wheel logo on the Fayth is the only evidence of a connection.[/q]I reckon that Aeons can also embody the non-physical characteristics of the Fayth. Like the Fayth's emotions translate into the Aeon's characteristics... for example, Seymour's mother was a sad and lonely woman; she was trapped or bound by the sense of responsibility and guilt she felt toward her son. The Aeon Anima is also trapped in darkness, with a heavy chain around its neck and its hands tied together. Jecht, on the other hand, was a fiery and hairy man who used a sword... three characteristics evident in his Final Aeon. The Fayth of Bahamut was only a boy, but he may have been wise, brave and noble - as suggested by the knowledge he imparts to Tidus, and the fact that he willingly sacrificed his life to preserve the memory of Zanarkand. Qualities like those could give rise to the powerful dragon Aeon, Bahamut.
I just always thought, What I was fighting was the final aeon 0_o
meh
wow.......um.......wow.......cool.......Quote:
Originally Posted by Big D
I must have missed that part. ^_^Quote:
Originally Posted by Slade
I don't recall the game saying anything about Braska, Jecht and Auron fighting the Final Aeon.
Jecht volunteered to become the Final Aeon, he did and Braska used it to defeat Sin... It was only Yuna and Tidus who actually faught the Final Aeon.
If they had faught the Final Aeon... then it would have had the same outcome as when Tidus and Yuna faught Braska's Final Aeon. Sin would have in the end been defeated.
I should guess... I've probably went wrong somewhere! ;)
Sin is made from the Final Aeon, so when you fight Sin, you're effectively battling the previous Final Aeon. However, since Yu Yevon possesses and transforms the Final Aeon into the new Sin, the summoners would never actually fight agains the Final Aeon in its true form, the way Yuna and co. did.
Thats pretty cool. I must have missed that part.....Quote:
Originally Posted by ffxfreak93
Arent the Magus Sisters the final aeons of that women you do aeon battles with (sorry can not remeber name). And Big D wow brings a whole new prespective (at least for me) about why Anima looks the way she does. Nice job!
Belgemine's Final Aeons...? Interesting... but I don't think that's the case. Belgemine lives at Remiem Temple, but that was just another Temple of Yevon until it got cut off from the world by a different summoner's fight with Sin.Quote:
Originally Posted by look_out_below
Maybe it was Belgimine's battle with Sin.......
(QUESTION!!!! Why do all the Summoners you see in the game wear the same? Belgimine and Ginnem both wear the same style clothing....)
Would you say it could be possible that Every Aeon was a summoners Final Aeon?
Any way, I see a hole in the seymour / anima storyline. Seymour and his mother where sent to Bajj Temple by Jyscal. Baaj is also where Anima's fayth is (aka Seymours Mother) . The fayth would not be there. the temples basically house the fayth, so there wouldn't be a fayth in Baaj until Seymours mother became a fayth. therefore bajj wouldn't have existed... (i dont think so any way...)
We see many of the Fayth entombed in the mountainside near Zanarkand. So most of them are not Final Aeons. Most likely many of them cannot be used to summon Aeons. The evidence suggests the vast majority of Fayth were entombed at the end of the Bevelle-Zanarkand war. Some Fayth, like Anima's, came into being more recently.
There are more Fayth than temples anyways. Consider Yojimbo, who was stolen and sealed in a cavern. A temple is not the only place to house a Fayth.
As for Baaj temple, the previous Fayth might have been gone by the time Seymour and his mother lived there.
Couldnt Yojimbo have been the original fayth for Baaj temple before he was stolen? If this was the case maybe Anima was created not to be a final aeon for Seymore but to replace the aeon that was stolen from Baaj.
I agree that Yojimbo could have been stolen from Baaj Temple by the Al Bhed.
However, the game makes clear that Anima was meant to be Seymour's final Aeon:
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Young Seymour: No! Mother, no! I don't want you to become a fayth!
Seymour's Mother: There is no other way. Use me and defeat Sin. Only
then will the people accept you.
Young Seymour: I don't care about them! I need you, mother! No one else!
Seymour's Mother: I don't have much time left.
Anima's story is right here...http://forums.eyesonff.com/showthread.php?t=59670