the last FMV after the casting/credits in Final Fantasy VIII.
actually, put that next to the Tidus and Yunapart in Macalania Spring.
the last FMV after the casting/credits in Final Fantasy VIII.
actually, put that next to the Tidus and Yuna
Last edited by Yuffie514; 08-21-2005 at 08:20 AM.
When Dagger cuts her hair
How can she turn from Beautiful to ugly
I almost cried....
FFVIII when Squall cut Rinoa loose and hugged her. you could see him dropping his rough exterior and showing the love he had for her. Too cool.
I hear ya on that one!Originally Posted by ThroneofDravaris
[edit-- please don't double post ^_^ -rubah]
well to me the most beautiful scene was when the ending for x came thats when i knew i just played the worst ff game ever
FFVII's ending. (SPOILER)When the struggle is looking bad, but then the Lifestream starts springing up from all around the world, converging on the Meteor. The last thing you see is every character flicnching away from the surging green glow, then finally a last glimpse of Aeris to hint at her role in the planet's salvation. That's always struck me as a truly epic ending; it rounded off the story well, leaving it just open enough for more.
FFVII ending
FFVI: Celes' attempted suicide
FFVI: Opera
FFVI: WoR in the house with all the kids
FFVII: "Interrupted By Fireworks" scene
FFVIII: space scene where Squall rescues Rinoa
FFVIII: Scene where Julia takes Laguna back to the hotel room
FFVIII: Eyes on Me (of course)
FFIX: Ending, (best ever imo)
FFX: Sudeki Da Ne
FFX: Opening scene at Zanarkand
FFX: Ending for obvious reasons
I think that about covers it.
The scene in the FF8 ending where (SPOILER)Rinoa is holding Squall and begins to cry, and as she hugs him the dark world of nothingness opens up into a beautiful sunlit flower field and she looks up is one of them.
I like Kung-Fu.
The most beautiful moment was when Cloud fell in the river and the worst moment was when he got out.
The sillouhettes of the 4 heroes on the hill in the original NES version of Final Fantasy tugs at my heartstrings in a way I can't explain. I think it's the nostalgia of the NES, the whole swords and sorcery cartoon scene (Flight Of Dragons, The Last Unicorn, etc.), and the prologue music, which is still the music beautiful thing Uematsu has ever done. It also shows a vast, open landscape, sort of representing the wide open possibilities of not only the game itself, but even the potential for future games in the series and the company as well.
teh most bauetiful moment in ff histery is when cloud and aeris wher locked in a room together
FF1- No one knows the guys who saved them
FF2-When I figured out who the dark knight is
FFX-When I figured out that I had missed alot of the storyline in the Fayth on Mt. Gagazet and then I had to find out what Tidus was Talking about when he fought Jecht.
"Swordchucks Yo." - Fighter
"Every time I cast Hadoken it siphons a little bit of love out of the world to create a massive destructive explosions. They say the divorce rate goes up with each cast." - BM
How many swords could sword chucks chuck if sword chucks could chuck swords? Same goes with Nuns! :rolleyes2
"I cast Ice-9!" -RM
"I can steal stuff that isn't even there" -Thief (Yet he can't steal in the game)
I liked the space scene in ff8 when Rinoa lost hope, but then she sees Squall's ring and she holds on. I also liked the scene in ff7 when cloud puts aeris in the lake. It's sad and happy at the same time. Sad for cloud, but happy for you because aeris is gone!
Thanks Owen Macwere for my new updated sig!
This prologue from FFIV is stunning.
(SPOILER)Where Yuna fell through Tidus
It was a grandiose moment.
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