It wasn't that hard for me to do.Originally Posted by Destai
what about female players, i doubt they felt the same as squall... maybe yuna.. but having females as th main characters was a big enuf deal!
I forgot to mention, playing as a gay character makes you gay. It's true. The gamma rays emitted from your TV will turn your chromosomes into homosomes. It's all part of our agenda to destroy the family, you see.
Just something to think about before you pop in that disc.
Augh, now I've got gay germs from reading your gay post! I don't want the gay!Originally Posted by DJZen
homosomes = teh funnay
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Right. I think I got Eagle confused with Birdie.Originally Posted by DJZen
Not nearly as feminine as Kuja and Seymour, but I thought some of the stuff he said was a bit fruity, such as "AHEM! There is sand in my boots!". OK, I wouldn't really classify him as a feminine villain, but I needed another villain as an example.Originally Posted by DJZen
You're missing my point. I am saying that there has never officially been a gay character. You can spectulate all you want about Cloud, but to the majority of fans, he's straight. I'm sure if you asked Square-Enix themselves, they would tell you he's straight. What I am saying is why not add a character to the game that is announced gay either in the game or by Square-Enix? No harm in it.Originally Posted by Destai
Because a characters sexuality doesnt effect the game? Doing so would just be pure advertisement. Theres never officially been a straight character either. Maybe Square just dont want the gay or straight fans to be left out ?
Originally Posted by DocFranceLeo is black, though. Compare his skin tone to Locke's or Celes':Originally Posted by Kawaii Ryűkishi
Leo 1.
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Celes.
Locke.
Leo's skin is darker than Yang's, though: Yang. Yang appears to have been given more of an Asian look than the rest of the characters in IV, whereas Leo in VI obviously has much darker skin than the rest of the characters. Amano tends to give even his Males pale skin and when he doesn't do so, it's usually a safe assumption that its intended to convey that they aren't "white" or whatever the commonplace skintone in the game might be.
Negative evidence doesn't work more for one side or the other in regard to something like this. Characters like Kuja or Kefka never show any signs of even having sexuality (Kuja calling Garnet pretty doesn't really convey anything necessarily, as he was using a descrpitive aspect of her to trigger the Treno Auctioneer's memory), mustless prefering one gender or the other, unlike even Yuffie who will kiss Cloud on his cheek if she's his date during the date in the Gold Saucer, implying that -- at the least -- she had an interest in at least one Male.Originally Posted by Destai
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Where the clouds part and the truth is revealed: Final Fantasy VII Analysis.
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In your response to my post Im not sure I follow what you're pointing out. Kuja was just a random example. I was talking about characters in general when I saidWhat suggests a lot on Kujas sexuality is his way of dressing and even his feminine movements. Those type of things are pretty big when examining a video game character in my opinion just like Yuffies action when kissing Cloud. Surely the creators meant him to come across like thisJust because the character description doesnt outright state hes a homosexual doesnt mean he isnt.
I've said that I'm referring strictly to the actual in-game sprites. It's like Tina's hair color. If you asked me what it was, I might say blonde, since that's how Amano drew her, but if you asked me what color it was in the game, any answer but "green" would be wrong.Originally Posted by Squall of SeeD
Terra, not Tina >_>
But the drawings should be more consistent with the game sprites It's confusing.
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But one would have to assume that such movements or dress style are necessarily indicative of one's sexuality, which very much isn't the case. It may be that they're used for illustrating one's sexuality, but that isn't always the case. Some Males are just very feminine but very much heterosexual, and some Females are masculine, but very much heterosexual. Stereotypes aren't the best basis for making a determination of anything.Originally Posted by Destai
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Where the clouds part and the truth is revealed: Final Fantasy VII Analysis.
The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing. -- Edmund Burke
Yeah, you never hear anyone accuse Cid Highwind of being gay, and why not? He certainly doesn't seem to care much for the company of women. Why can't he be gay? Is it just 'cause he's not limp wristed? If acting flamboyant is the only qualifier for gay, then I guess neither of my ex boyfriends is gay. Or me for that matter.
Cid loves Shera.
And, uh, Vincent.
I stated pretty clearly video game characters and Id have to say as detailed as final fantasy in general is its not unusual for fictional game characters to be full of stereotypes. I never said anything to suggest gay men all dress feminine and my original post--could be looked upon either way.There probably already is one. Kuja is seen by most as gay. Just because the character description doesnt outright state hes a homosexual doesnt mean he isnt.