i actually thought she was a cool char so seeing her come back would be kinda cool. however, it's an impossibility now as it would mess up the plot liune for about 8 different games and movies!
Yes I would like to see her come back
No Im fine with her dead
Ill be happy either way
i actually thought she was a cool char so seeing her come back would be kinda cool. however, it's an impossibility now as it would mess up the plot liune for about 8 different games and movies!
Why do you imprison your saviour?
When they remake FF7, there's a chance that Aeris might be resurrected
I really don't think so, the story is intended to have Aeris die, and her death is supposed to symbolize alot of things (I guess), but most importantly to reach out and touch the player, which it did. Her death has become one of the most memorable moments in video games and to change it would be a disgrace, to me at least.
When the developers went about actually making that scene, they wanted the player to feel like someone they knew really died, to make it more emotionally moving than was capable in video games past. Watching her sink to the bottom, I really believe they got it done, and that accomplishment shouldn't be compromised.
oh im sorry i thought you ment the story took place in someones headOriginally Posted by Firo Volondé
Final Fantasy VII - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediahow soyeah, like they actually planned the premise of Advent Children back in 1997. Everything in FFVII:AC was an afterthought. everything.do you not that that it could be her new form within the lifestream like the way she appered in FFVII:AC?
Basically, the idea to make Advent Children wasn't even thought of until several years after FFVII was released.Compilation producer Yoshinori Kitase said that when given the opportunity to expand any previous Final Fantasy title for the company's experiment in polymorphic content, he "immediately chose Final Fantasy VII", because of its status as a milestone in the series' history, its status as a reference in the series' style up until Final Fantasy XII, and its popularity among fans.
On topic, please no. This game will lose whatever integrity it has left if the remake has Aerith alive at the end.
Forever obsessed with the one and only flower girl <3
I don't really have an oppinion on it; either way. It's up to Square, but if Aeris came back, there'd be way too much fuss. I doubt highly that it'd happen.
well the way I see it is that she lives on in the lifestream, how else would she of been able to help Cloud in FFVII:AC, and when at the end of the game Marlene says "The Flower girl?" which to me says she can sence Aerith in the lifestreame.Final Fantasy VII - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediahow soyeah, like they actually planned the premise of Advent Children back in 1997. Everything in FFVII:AC was an afterthought. everything.do you not that that it could be her new form within the lifestream like the way she appered in FFVII:AC?
Basically, the idea to make Advent Children wasn't even thought of until several years after FFVII was released.Compilation producer Yoshinori Kitase said that when given the opportunity to expand any previous Final Fantasy title for the company's experiment in polymorphic content, he "immediately chose Final Fantasy VII", because of its status as a milestone in the series' history, its status as a reference in the series' style up until Final Fantasy XII, and its popularity among fans.
Her death is intregal to the plot. If you were to bring her back, that would smurf up the whole story.
Yeah. I know everyone said it. It's true.
i thought if u got stabbed by masamune or however u spell it then kinda a spoiler(SPOILER)u cant be brought back with a phenix down???
Generally the FF series likes to make a distinction between Death (which is the permanent loss of a character, often plot related) and what is usually termed Knocked Out (K.O.) or Faint (which is usually reversible and battle-related).
If you want to pick nits, you could point out that the name Phoenix Down has connotations of ressurrection more than of unconsciousness, which may contriubute to the confusion over the matter. Smelling Salts would more accurately describe their basic function.
I'm sure it's apparant that I feel Square's being a little slippery on the matter.
Whenever somebody starts up with the whole "Revive Aeris/th with a Phoenix Down" down bit, I generally like to refer to SPOILER the scene of Galuf's death in Final Fantasy V:
Galuf: Butz, Lenna, Faris, And Cara. Defeat... Defeat... Ex... death...
Cara: Grandpa! Please don't die!!
Butz: Galuf, don't die! Cure3!
Lenna: Please. Life!!
Faris: Wake up, ye landlubber! Phoenix Down! Elixir!
"Galuf's flame flickered out."
Cara: Grandpa!! Noooo! Don't die!!
If that doesn't do it, I don't know what does. Phoenix Down doesn't do the trick, and here's the proof --- they tried it, and a whole bunch of other stuff too.
Bring her back?!
C'mon those phoenix downs are 300 gil a piece!!
Im not made of gil.
Kefka's coming, look intimidating!
Have a nice day!!
lol its not hard to get gil on ff7
I think it was a joke, lol.
Let the dead lie. The game would lose a lot of emotional impact if she were to come back.
Not to mention they have sequels where she's dead.
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