Weakest Final Fantasy Villain

[Depression Moon]

How is Necron a villain guys?

Out of the ones I've played I would go with Shuyin,
Vayne, and Ultimecia.

If I had to pick one it would tie between vayne and Shuyin. These two I cared for the least I spent the most time with XII, but if you ask me anything specific about Vayne other than he has a little brother and is a leader of an empire I couldn't answer you. To have been exposed to that game the most I should have the most knowledge on him, but the game failed on making him interesting and impactful.

Ultimecia's own appearance left a more impactful memory in my head than Vayne. She was also the cause to nearly everything that bad happened in the story starting from the Sorceress assassination attempt. Out of these three I say that she's the best storywise and is probably the most powerful out of the entire series.

Lets see...
Shuyin (FFX-2) When bad guys feel like people I went to high school with I feel we have a problem. Shuyin whines around about a lost love despite the fact its his own damn fault they got killed and still feels the world should pay? Whiny loser is more like it.

That's similar to what I felt with Shuyin.

[NeoCracker]

@The Crystal Seriously, when mortally injuring someone is considered a highlight of an antagonist's malice, it should give away that the villain poorly executes malice. Sephiroth didn't do a whole lot to the world in the end. He killed a few people, injured a few more, destroyed Midgar, but that is about it and phails in comparision to what other villains have done. Nearly everything Sephiroth attempted was foiled eventually, while that isn't the case with other villains.

Why do you ignore his malice of breaking Cloud's mind? Why do you ignore his holding back of Holy, proving that his will was even stronger than the Planet's? Why do you ignore the chaos caused by the Weapons and Meteor? Why do you ignore the fact that, from the beggining of the story, he already wanted to: break Cloud's mind, summon Meteor, regenerate his body, and merge with Jenova, and that in the end, he succeeded in doing all that? Why do you ignore that he is the FF villain with the biggest number of oposition(The main party, the whole world's government(Shinra), and even the living planet!)?


Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying he is the best FF villain ever, or the most successful, or the strongest, or blah blah blah, etc, etc.
I just think that we shouldn't forget or ignore his accomplishments.

I was under the impression Sephiroth was able to hold back holy because of his power, not because of his will.

Quite frankly, he seems to have a very weak will to me, given how he went loco and everything after the whole 'I was breeded to be a super soldier' thing, which while Bad, doesn't seem like near enough of a catalyst to drive most people to do what he did.

[ReloadPsi]

Yu-Yevon, with his patented "Do nothing but heal and cast spells that only take of percentages of HP" technique.

Emperor Palamecia in close second with his Blood Sword weakness.

Chaos in third place with his meager 2000 HP and attacks that are ineffective by that point in the game because everyone's packing Ribbons or better.