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I should also add that the ending of Lightning Returns (FFXIII-3) is left ambiguous because of the Time-reversing Crystal and the element of New Game Plus. Basically any game that has New Game Plus is technically a LOOP. And so long as people continue to play said game, said game never...

Based on what I've read about Dark Crystals, they act as a power that "mirrors" the Light Crystals. Either as a counterpart or as a reflection OF that power. The Emperor in Dissidia suggested using Dark Crystals to "stay alive" once the Gods of Harmony and Discord were killed as a form of...

The Loop as I understand it: ----- Garland gets sent to the past by the Four Fiends via the power of the Crystals' Energies and Garland is revived as Chaos. The Four Fiends were originally "from the past" and get sent to the Future to absorb the Crystals' power via Chaos. ----- There's...

I was just playing FF1 again on PSP and reading the dialogue about what the King says about Garland: Apparently he was a pretty well-known Knight in Cornelia, but much of that fame and prestige went to his head and his desire for more power changed him. When you first confront him about...

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I still see Dissidia as the bridge that connects XIII, Agito, and XV (aka "Versus XIII").... that's just my thoughts.

*Insert pun joke about Tres here*

Put it this way, if Marche didn't make the choice to become a powerful Clan Leader on his own, he would have most likely floundered under the rule of the judges and the dominating will of the Esper who was ruling that world using Ritz as a tool. That's not a choice, that's a desire to survive...

"they really don't have any relevant bearing" YET. YET.

So that means somewhere in some dimension or timeline, Stella Nox Fleuret is still alive!?!?!? Or that Lightning will one day cross blades with Noctis!?!? Or that Agito (FF Type Zero) is still part of the Fabula Nova Crystallis timeline alongside Versus and XIII?

Someone decided to "make" the book function the way that it did. I blame the writers for the dark premise to be honest. Perhaps not everyone was his enemy, given that Montblanc and Cid were willing to help with his situation, but the fact someone was manipulating Ritz against him was a problem...

If there are "alternate timelines" does that mean the Versus XIII concept is still valid? :shifty:

Honestly I have no idea. Then again I haven't heard much about the Pale Valkyrie either.

New Character for Anatomia: "Black Day"? (黒曜) (Reads as "Obsidian"). She appears to be a Homunculus? HE_P1JSbGJQ News Link here.

Put it this way, do you know what the term "First Blood" means? It means whoever "drew first blood" is the culprit. The Soldier furthest from home is the Invader. But the Prisoner furthest from home is the Victim. If a world decides it's going to take the place of another world and takes...

Even if he wasn't related by blood, it's still a valid reason to save him.

You can't apply Science to Magic. If a Magic Grimoire existed in the world Marche and Mewt existed in, then it stands to reason that SOMETHING created that object. And the only THING that could create such Magic that would be powerful enough to create a world like Ivalice and the Espers in...

Let's get a few things straight: Occuria created the Espers and the Grimoires the Grimoire created Ivalice. This has nothing to do with Mankind directly... they just participated in the end resulting conflicts related to what the Occuria did. Magic exists in Mewt and Marche's world BECAUSE of...

The Occuria were responsible for the Espers, but they also manipulated the royal families and thought themselves controllers of History itself. It was mankind's lust for power that made them fall sway to the Occuria's manipulations which happened regardless. This world isn't as bad as you seem...

No, Ivalice is ruled by the Occuria, who really screwed up the world and created beings that held Marche's brother captive. Whether it was a time limit or not, he still had to put up with that world's chaos and rules whether he wanted to or not. Most people think fantasy is a wonderful escape...