This Best Buster Sword Replica article will look at swords made with foam, wood, and steel. Swords for cosplay, display, and, most importantly, that capture the style of Cloud Strife’s classic blade. The Buster Sword is one of the most iconic swords in video game history. Even people who have never played Final Fantasy Seven […]
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This Tifa Lockhart guide is something I’ve been itching to write for a long time. There’s a lot of ground to cover. Final Fantasy 7 is not just a game that is vast in story. Its tale spans multiple titles and as well a film. Tifa is a large part of these. Tifa is a
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The Omega Ruins in Final Fantasy X is a location where you can only travel once you’ve unlocked the airship and put in the correct coordinates. It’s home to Ultima and Omega Weapon, two of the most challenging bosses in the game not found in the Monster Arena. Well, one really, but some of the
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Yojimbo is an optional Aeon (Summon) in Final Fantasy Ten(FFX). He is different than other Aeons. His attacks are based on how much you pay him and how much he likes you. You cannot teach him any skills. Can he still be helpful? Absolutely. Also, you’ll need to get him to unlock the Magus Sisters.Â
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Anima is a late game, optional Aeon you can acquire in Final Fantasy X. It has one of the more horror movie-inspired designs of all the summons in the Final Fantasy series and a somewhat tragic backstory. You need an airship and a secret code to locate the temple in which it rests, but that
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The Al Bhed are a people in Spira who speak in their own language. This language is a derivative of English, much like classic decoders from the mid-1900s, merely changing letters around. For instance, in Al Bhed, an E is now A, A is now Y, and lastly, T is now D. So, tea would
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Quina is perhaps one of the first video game characters to be neither male nor female outright. They are introduced in Final Fantasy IX as a chef and part of a race of Qu who live in the world’s swamps. Quina’s appetite for food and to cook the best foods are the literal driving force
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Cait Sith, a character that originates from Final Fantasy VII(FF7), is an animatronic cat-like plush toy atop a giant robotic mog. Somewhat resembling the cat race of people you may find in a Monster Hunter game. Cait Sith themselves if controlled remotely by a Reeve Tuesti, both an inside man helping you and a spy
The enemy known as Cactuar is a short, green, cactus-like enemy with two stubby arms and two stubby legs. It is almost always found in a desert and commonly uses its trademark 1,000 needles attack. Cactuar came into life in Final Fantasy VI(FFVI) on the SNES system under a different name. Cactrots then reappeared in
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The Tonberry is one of the more iconic monster creations of the Final Fantasy (FF) franchise. Suppose you stumble across a fish-like creature with little green legs and a small, bald green head with big, round yellow eyes poking out of a brown robe. You’ve spotted a Tonberry. Like many others, you might think it
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