I've been running it over in my mind, and much to my own startled amazement, I've come to a conclusion that's upset everything I believed in for a good many years: Sephiroth is better than Kefka.
Now, don't get me wrong: Kefka is still great. The themes he embodies are still fantastic. The complex he has of simultaneously hating the concept of love while subconsciously needing it is still really awesome. But in the end, Sephiroth can offer something that Kefka never can.
Sephiroth has a really snazzy black coat.
I mean, that's a really nice coat.
I might just buy one myself, because gosh darn, he pulls it off like a champ.
And really, that's the importance of being Sephiroth.
I've been running it over in my mind, and much to my own startled amazement, I've come to a conclusion that's upset everything I believed in for a good many years: Sephiroth is better than Kefka.
Now, don't get me wrong: Kefka is still great. The themes he embodies are still fantastic. The complex he has of simultaneously hating the concept of love while subconsciously needing it is still really awesome. But in the end, Sephiroth can offer something that Kefka never can.
Sephiroth has a really snazzy black coat.
I mean, that's a really nice coat.
I might just buy one myself, because gosh darn, he pulls it off like a champ.
And really, that's the importance of being Sephiroth.