But those are the only answers that make sense!Originally Posted by Maxx Power
But those are the only answers that make sense!
I woudl put Tellah on the cover.
If you've ever played FF4 for PS, one of the preloaders has Kain
walking to the center of the screen,in sprite form, doing that
exact same pose with a small 'Final Fantasy' surrounding him.
I think Kain is the main character, because
if you do beat the game you can tell,
and they do show him with his helmet off,
just the back of him though, and in sprite form...
yes, Kain is blonde...
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I figured LOCKE was the main character, I thought it was TERRA, but whenever my party is changed, he's put on the top... So I thought it was LOCKE...
Well, in Final Fantasies 1 & 2 the logos didn't show the main heroes, but the antagonist (Garland, the Emperor). I'd say Cain is something of an antagonist, because he used to set you up, like... a lot. I haven't played FFIII, so I don't know who is on it's logo, but if it were an antagonist, it would all fit.
It's Kain beyond doubt. Why is he there? Because he was the most awesome of all characters, of course. <3
The FFI depicts a Warrior of Light, not Garland.
The new logo for FFIII has a random sword wielding guy. Presumably one of the 4 heroes.
the amano artwork that is the logo for ffIII is called "twin sword" it shows(like djzen said) one of the four boys (who look pretty old if ya ask me) holding two swords. (aptly named.)
Really? To me it looks pretty much like Garland (I don't remember any warrior of light wearing a helmet like that).
I can see why it's Kain. Kain is the badness. He showed me that he was better than my sweet Cecil. (SNES version joke)
Furthermore, I think everyone should play the SNES FFII version. Good business. I liked it more than any other rehash. I think on the playstation version, Tellah never once calls anyone a "Spoony Bard", which is really the climax of the game. And the whole "A monster!" "Where?!" [Look left and right].
that was awesome too. I know these things happen in the other version, but the dialogue is so faulty on the SNES, it's awesome. If you want a few examples, just check out that Power of Cheese thing.
Actually, "You spoony bard!" is preserved in all the revised translations.
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