Does anyone have any idea why Auran keeps his left arm in his shirt like a sling. besides making himself look more kick ass. its bugged me ever since the game came out, but im just now asking this. dont know what took me so long.
Does anyone have any idea why Auran keeps his left arm in his shirt like a sling. besides making himself look more kick ass. its bugged me ever since the game came out, but im just now asking this. dont know what took me so long.
I've read somewhere this is an emulation of ronin behavior, that the arm is hidden to represent the loss of a master. Think of it as him entering "serious mode" when he does it.
huh that makes sence. i need to replay the game now,
this just struck a nerve about aurans past with the monks. hmmm
(SPOILER)Yunalesca broke his arm when he was still alive
Or atleast thats what i gathered.
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I guess the Ronin stuff is more logical since Auron has lost his "master", lord Braska.
i agree. if his arm was broken by yunalesca then it would have healed up and he wouldnt need to support it any more
Last edited by sir helix; 12-14-2008 at 06:55 PM.
That's Final Fantasy. Not everything has to be logical.
And it's the same with Riku (Kingdom Hearts).
Oh, and (Spoiler)
Auron died after Yunalesca's attack. There was no way his wound could heal. So it's just another symbol.
EDIT: LOL, no one says his arm is broken. He has been attacked by Yunalesca. And because of this attack which randomly hit his arm he holds his arm like that.
Last edited by Sephiroth; 02-04-2010 at 08:00 PM.
Auron's arm isn't broken. He uses it to swing his sword.
The arm-in-sleeve thing is, as others have said, symbolic of his 'Ronin samurai' influence. Same as the sake jug on his belt.
But never his chin, though. Perpetual five o'clock shadow...
i thought square put that in just because it looked pretty cool! like he always wears sunglasses even indoors and stuff...it just looks cool![]()