Originally Posted by
blackmage_nuke
Originally Posted by
Depression Moon
Nah Necron made plenty sense.
(SPOILER)He represented life, existence itself. After Kuja destroyed the crystal and tried to take everyone's life along with his, Necron emerged to remove the universe out of existence. Destroying the crystal is what summoned him. Zidane saw him as an extension of Kuja's anger and fear. Kuja attempted to wipe everyone out from existence and hear comes this god-like being of the universe to end all their lives. Vivi had questioned his own existence and this Necron proved to him that he very well exists and to take arms up against the being who wished for it to end for him, his brothers, and his friends.
When the party defeated him it proved the power of hope, love, and the will to live is the more sturdier than a 30ft thick titanium wall.
Well they shoudlve said that in the game
So i guess it was bad writing
No, bad writing is explaining why something is symbolic, which is exactly what Necron was.
The big FF IX story flaw was that most characters started to lack importance less then half way through the game, and seemed more like tag-alongs, albeit highly interesting and entertaining Tag-alongs.
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