Originally Posted by
Sephiroth
Originally Posted by
metagloria
The fascinating about Kefka is that his evil plan actually succeeds.
Kefka's plan was bringing endless destruction so he didn't succeed. That is like saying Sephiroth succeeded in his ultimate goal because he summoned a Meteor that actually even crashed down to Gaia. Kefka destroys every single seed of hope and happiness and Sephiroth wants to get more and more powerful. And none of them, though becoming stronger, finally made it.
That simply isn't an accurate response to what metagloria said, though, because metagloria wasn't talking about what Kefka wanted to do in his final monologue. Kefka's "evil plan" wasn't initially bringing endless destruction; his original goals, as revealed in a monologue in the Magitek Research Facility, were "collecting Magicite" and to "restore the Statues". This is in direct contrast to Sephiroth, who had all of his goals about domination of the Planet from the start and never succeeded in them. Kefka only got the idea to "bring endless destruction" after succeeding in his initial goals and finding that victory was boring because people were "like insects" to him. Kefka is the only villain in the main series who succeeds in all of his initial goals, except arguably Emperor Mateus.