How did Tseng survive the Temple of the Ancients?
As title.
I always thought that Elena had saved him when she was sent in to deal with Cloud and co. (nothing said in the game itself, just a guess). Because, otherwise, how would she know that he was dead, or that there was anything wrong with him in the first place.
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Tseng is now a ghost that haunts me at night :P
nah seriously, i dunno i just assumed he ended up recovering..so now am wrong huh? FINE :P
I am not a man
No Sephiroth stabbed him to! It is clearly said he died make sense Square
Like Rufus we're kind of left to assume he died, since he doesn't appear in the game after that. So you can imagine how AC caught me off guard. Not to mention DoC.
I've been meaning to say this for sometime;
despite the fact that Tseng, Rufus, and maybe some others returened in AC, I still concider them dead in the canon of FFVII.
In my mind the canon of FFVII and the canon of FFVII to AC are two seperate storylines. The people who decided they should have survived after all could be completly different people to the ones that "killed" their characters - on the other hand they could have just changed their minds.
Kind of like connecting FFX-2 retroactively to FFVII in a way that most fans would rather pretend didn't happen?
10-2 sucked but at least it made sense.
AC brings back the dead now? >.>
maybe they used a pheonix down, like Cloud should have.
no that really confused me and it also didn't seem to have much point as Tseng only appeared in one scene or so, but still i was a lil glad cos i loved that geeser. but does anyone else wonder if he kept good on that date with Elena?
I was never big on tht pair but it is kind of sweet.
...It is because there is a limit to time that we wish for nights that never dawn.Eternity is just an empty illusion and is why feelings of being able to believe in one another are born...Remember that well.
Tseng wasn't necessarily killed. He was wounded, but still alive enough to make it back to the entrance to the Temple, where the party finds him, and he's still alive at this time.
Also, in the Japanese script, at Icicle Inn, Elena blames Cloud etc for hurting Tseng, not killing him. Presumably, she found him and got him to safety, and assumed his injuries were inflicted by our heroes. Logical, since she knew they were all at the Temple of the Ancients at the same time.
To add to what Big D said, if you try talking to Tseng before going further, he will say "I'm still alive". Also, when leaving the Temple, you don't see Tseng at the entrance. Assuming it would take at least quite awhile to get through and back plus with the boss fight(s), it is possible that someone else came and found Tseng.
You know, I honestly don't remember that bit, but it makes a lot sense. I thought Tseng had died until AC too and always took the "I'm still alive" to be amongst his last words to signify that he wasn't dead yet, but dying.Originally Posted by Big D
Not my words Carol, the words of Top Gear magazine.
No, that's before Sephiroth slices him, I haven't a clue what's wrong with him in that scene.
That isn't quite right. The party finds Tseng at the entrance, then later on they are shown a vision of what happened to Tseng. It's a flashback to when he received the injury.No, that's before Sephiroth slices him, I haven't a clue what's wrong with him in that scene.
Yeah, you never see him dead. I thought he was dead before I saw AC, so whatever. Doesn't bother me. I actually want them to do a FFVII remake simply to flesh out stuff like this, though. I could care less about TEH GRAFIX.
What? So the scene where he gets sliced happened before Cloud's team found him outside?
I've been playing this game for ages and I never realized!
Last edited by MJN SEIFER; 06-10-2008 at 09:50 PM. Reason: Because, I made a MISTAKE! OK?!
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