Set the stupid on fire, if at all possible. It will keep you warm and is infinitely renewable, I hear.
That's why I have it a home.
Ed, Edd, and Eddie but the only different is fully 3D Johnny from FF7 replaces their Johnny.
I mean in general. The man's weakness is "my own body is tearing me apart because I cannot move"
I can imagine.
It's just my way.
It wasn't a discworld project, just a 48 hour film about a guy who works at routing people to the afterlife they qualify for, and he gets himself as an assignment. I played his boss, Death.
Have you seen any of the recent Rifftrax lives?
Better than one might initially expect.
Ba dum tish.
That sounds infuriating. Repeating history even though you learned it.
I had a similar arrangement once, for a programming class.
Oh yes, Fluffy's children will be everywhere.
It almost happened to the first lady who voiced Excel in the Excel saga dub. She took like a year off to let her voice recover.
She managed to minimize every window and I lost my place and train of thought.
I mean if you want to take the easy way out, I won't blame you.
Fair.
Nah, another moment where I got interrupted and forgot to complete a thought. I was saying "That does seem to be how the new gen pinkers are treating things."
With Kenichi.
I think technically I'm an infidel rather than a heretic, but yeah, you're doing it right.
I obviously fundamentally disagree. Could you provide a source for the idea that "The player decides who Cloud loves" because I have not come across anything like that. If anything, what I've seen is them discussing about the affection system possibly detracting from the actual narrative and wanting each possible outcome to be true to Cloud's character.
Furthermore the affection values themselves are consistently referred to as the companion's feelings towards Cloud, not his feelings towards them.
That's not how "canon" works.
But regardless of whether or not you get the high or low version, Cloud and Tifa confirm their mutual feelings of romance that night. After that they start living together, they start a family together. Cloud is so happy living with Tifa that he begins feeling guilty about it. Nojima and Nomura have both said Cloud goes back where he belongs at the end of AC/C. The ending isn't open ended. They are raising a child together, a child that considers them his parents (and whose biological parents were made very deliberate visual mirrors of Cloud and Tifa).
Also this is sort of like saying "You decide the canon ending of FF10-2" because getting one ending as opposed to another is down to player input during the game.
"Depending on the player, it’s natural for them to say, “
I like Tifa. No, I prefer Aeris,” so I wanted to shape things in reflection of that, or in other words, create a system that reacts to the players’ feelings. For example, if the game had a completely straightforward path, I might feel stuck with Tifa because of story-related reasons, even though Aeris is the one I like, it gets to feel something like that, so I wanted to get rid of that approach. It’s not that there are branching paths, but I absolutely wanted to incorporate a mechanic that reflects the player’s feelings."
- Nomura, Game Walker magazine
"AC is piece of work made by Japanese people. In Hollywood movies, I think there is a tendency where the meaning of all the scenes have to be expressed clearly but, this isn’t something like that. With our work, the viewer is free to decide how they interpret or enjoy it. The staff has their own answers to all the scenes in the movie such as the angel statue that makes an appearance many times.
But, even if someone who have watched it interprets it differently then that is just another answer. I guess “comparing answers” with friends is one of the ways you can enjoy the movie. I think AC is a movie that makes those who have watched it, want to talk about it with others."
- Nomura
“Like Aerith, [Tifa] has a maternal side to her, but in a different sense. Not only was she looking after Marlene and Denzel, but she also felt a certain maternal bond to Cloud, who is a “big kid” himself in some respects.”
- Nomura, Advent Children Reunion Files
"The relationships between Cloud, Aerith, and Tifa were definitely ambiguous, even back in the original, so I wanted to make sure I kept those relationships – pushing the limits of what we can depict, while still looking like two people genuinely caring for each other and being natural."
- FF7 Remake Co-director Motomu Toriyama, Inverse.com Interview
“Having two heroines, Aerith and Tifa, and having the hero waver between them, at the time that was something new.”
- Yoshinori Kitase, 10th Anniversary Ultimania, page 11
"We never talk about how characters relate with each other outside of what is depicted in the game. Our only focus has been how best to depict the characters in an appealing way as part of the remake.
However, I also love to see the exciting discussions among the fans within the community and it’s something we’ve seen since the original game released!"
- Kitase,
Push.com interview (May 24, 2020)
“First off, there’s the premise that
things won’t go well between Tifa and Cloud, and that even without Geostigma or Sephiroth this might be the same. I don’t really intend to go into my views on love or marriage or family. After ACC, I guess Denzel and Marlene could help them work it out.
Maybe things would have gone well with Aerith…”
- Nojima, Advent Children interview
The devs have stated time after time that there is no canon romance. It is up to player to decide. SE is never going to make one ship canon.
