Yup, pretty much explains everything.

Hey, Sora is too cool! and what, it only goes down to 6?

Hey, Sora is too cool! and what, it only goes down to 6?

 

Meh, I just found it on the Video Games section of Memebase.

Poor Sora. Final Fantasy characters always invade his games, why can't he invade theirs?

Meh, I just found it on the Video Games section of Memebase.

Poor Sora. Final Fantasy characters always invade his games, why can't he invade theirs?

 

lol, that'd be funny to see in Versus XIII.

LOL

I never said I was the Hero. Nice title though.

The fact that it only goes down to FFVI makes me sad a little bit; there's never any love for Cecil or Bartz. ;__;

The fact that it only goes down to FFVI makes me sad a little bit; there's never any love for Cecil or Bartz. ;__;

 

Or Onion Knight or Firion or WoL. D8 and what about spin offs?

Was I the only one who liked Vaan?

Was I the only one who liked Vaan?

 

No. Vaan is pretty chill.

 

I can think of one for Onion Knight and WoL.

Onion Knight: People play my game and have fun doing it!

Warrior of Light: My game has a plot!

Was I the only one who liked Vaan?

 

I fricking love Vaan. So much. He is so dumb but so CHARMING about it. I really liked him in FF Tactics Advanced 2, you get to see him grown up a bit and matured. It was great.

I mostly resented Vaan because he's billed as the main character while being almost lost in the main plot, while every other character seems infinately more important.

 

Is Zidane's claim to being a real boy being mocked because he's a walking bioweapon or because of his looks? Because if it's the latter, I think most FF protaganists are in the same boat.

Is Zidane's claim to being a real boy being mocked because he's a walking bioweapon or because of his looks? Because if it's the latter, I think most FF protaganists are in the same boat.

 

Bitch, please. Cecil exemplifies FF protagonist manliness.

 

Look at that lipstick and accessories. LOOK AT THEM.

 

But if you're looking for true manliness, go for Kuja or Seymour. To willingly look like that takes the ultimate security in your own masculinity. It's the only explanation for Kuja's man-thong and Seymour's eternally oiled chest. Mmm-hmm.

Bitch, please. Cecil exemplifies FF protagonist manliness.

 

Look at that lipstick and accessories. LOOK AT THEM.

 

 

After the events of FFIV, Rosa had to break up with Cecil out of jealousy that he was able to keep his hair more luscious than hers.

After the events of FFIV, Rosa had to break up with Cecil out of jealousy that he was able to keep his hair more luscious than hers.

 

Then they got back together in the After Years?

Then they got back together in the After Years?

 

Cecil agreed to share his shampoo.

Cecil agreed to share his shampoo.

 

Maybe that's why Kain is so fabulous in FFIV, but in the After Years he's kind of hobo-y. He was stealing Cecil's shampoo the entire time, and finally got busted by Cecil who took the shampoo away. That's why Kain gets so depressed and jealous of Cecil; hair envy.

 

 

Edited September 22, 201213 yr by Kirux

Maybe that's why Kain is so fabulous in FFIV, but in the After Years he's kind of hobo-y. He was stealing Cecil's shampoo the entire time, and finally got busted by Cecil who took the shampoo away. That's why Kain gets so depressed and jealous of Cecil; hair envy.

 

 

 

And thus his evil clone was born

Sad thing is, I know for a fact 7, 8, and Sora's delusions are canon.

Oh, are we talking about how ~fabulous~ the FF4 boys are? Okay then.

 

Wuahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah

 

that explains everything!!! hahaha

 

especially the VII.

 

 

Yup, pretty much explains everything.

 

HOPE:

SAZH:

SNOW:

Edited October 23, 201213 yr by -iAD

Haha stupid Vaan

VAAN IS COOL ALRIGHT.

 

The moment when Zidane went completely emo when he found out he's a genome

All true.

 

 

The moment when Zidane went completely emo when he found out he's a genome

 

I loved that moment. Zidane is the life coach of everyone else in the game, trying to help them lift their spirits when their life is falling apart around them, and treats his own problems with a devil-may-care attitude, only to fall to pieces when it turns out that his own perception is destroyed, and he has no idea how to deal with it. For the first time in his life, he can't just shrug it off. But, when at his deepest point of despair, all the people that he has helped believe in themselves come to return the favor, making all of his good deeds worthwhile and shows the impact that he's had on the world.