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I can definitely see that, and I should say I do see the writing on the wall here for some element of "Sephiroth was right" as well. It seems clear that Seph and Aerith are being set up as thematic opposites, as they've always been, but here with regard to accepting loss. It's now being...

Yeah, I doubt he's being redeemed. I do expect we will fight with him against some enemy (possibly Genesis), but only because they're a common threat to humanity's safety and Sephiroth's ambitions. At any rate: nice to see the book directly call out that the Sephiroth who appeared at the end of...

I'd bet money on Banora being in there somewhere, but I don't know about Rosso and Azul ... Not unless we want the continuity kerfuffle @Clement Rage insists upon for Dirge really becoming a thing. I mean, Rosso mentions that she had never felt rain before the night Vincent met her, nor even...

There was also this:

Whatever else there is to be said about Chapter 18, it's as gorgeous as anything.

It's nothing particularly special:

He's actually in a screenshot on pg. 142 of that "Walking Around Midgar" ("Midgar no Arukikata") book! Part of a section mentioning LOVELESS.

In fairness, there's a little over two months between Rufus assisting in the faked deaths of Veld and Elfe and that moment at the end of BC when the alert about the reactor goes off. Plenty of time for the Turks to already feel indebted to Rufus before he saved their skins again at the board...

I just took that to mean the original leader died and Elfe inherited leadership. I don't think it was meant to be indicative of a separate faction.

And by the end of her journey with Avalanche, she's fought plenty of things that were much, much harder to kill, including 1st Class Jenova-type SOLDIERs. ???? That occurred the night Diamond Weapon blasted Rufus's office. There was no WRO yet.

That's poster-worthy right there.

My take: he words real good.

It's here! The little Stamp booklet(? post cards?) too.

This is a constant source of pain in my ass from this series. I'll never understand it.

When she calls him what, tho? :awesome: According to Seph in Crisis Core, there were still workers at the reactor: "Legions of monsters have spawned near a regional mako reactor. The workers have all gone missing." Well, there were still workers there until either the regular monsters or...

Perhaps you should look at the example sentence @ph14basicbitch was asking about ... XD --- Anywho! My copy of the book is waiting for me when I get home from work, so I can throw my potentially flawed interpretation into the ring soon as well.

We don't know yet to the first; and probably not, but I'm hopeful on the second. lol

Depictions of multiverse theory in fiction often treat time travel as fundamentally synonomous with universe/timeline hopping. In other words, it may not be possible for Seph to travel backwards within his own universe; it may only be possible for him to travel "sideways" to the desired time...

That's extremely insightful. Probably explains why even when making an effort, it becomes extremely difficult to not start feeling contempt for a view of the situation you don't agree with.

For $100? Can't be. I admit, I want that pamphlet, but damn. Lol Not that badly.