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@Schrodingersbabyseal You had all the rights to do it, it's great if you managed to turn it in a peaceful talk about shipping attitude instead of digressing into the black hole of canonicity. I didn't watch it as it was late night in Europe, so I'm not sure what it was really about. I didn't...

Nobel Prize material.

This is exactly the point that confuses me. If it's Remake Aerith who's consciously bringing forth the memories of her future self, than this scene is a Remake-only thing, as it is a consequence of Aerith knowing more than she should.

Yeah, I'm rather new in this forum but I'm sure it has been discussed to death here too! Agree, I think as well the aim is to have him involved in the main story with Cloud. But still I can't quite see how they could coexist in the same universe/timeline/whatever as his survival automatically...

But how could he be in their same timeline?

Do you think we should consider Aerith's resolution scene as an expansion of the already existing story and her (and Cloud's) OG character arcs - something that's retroactively always been there even if we didn't see it in the OG - or is it the result of the changes introduced in Part 1? I think...

No confirmation yet but "Picturing the past" has already been published in English last year, so I presume we can expect an official translation of the whole novel before the release of part 2

What a convoluted way to justify their attempt to get more viewers using the most dividing and infuriating topic of the whole FF7 fandom...

Two very different contexts though. Tifa's a bartender who lives in the slums not a top model in a TV studio.

Yes, also in Sector 6, at least after showing up with the red dress, people comment about Aerith too. Even about Cloud when he dresses up like a lady!

Personally I'm not objecting the fact that this character, whose physical appearance is purposefully sexy, has been objectified by the devs themselves to please the fans (especially back in the 90s), but in the novel every comment about Tifa's look is constantly followed by her uncomfortable and...

I took it as a way to stress that while all the girls objectively look beautiful, Tifa is a step ahead. I'd personally argue that she's more beautiful than Aerith but, during the Wall Market section, the story shows us that there's a difference between them as Tifa is judged to be perfectly...

For me, it's meant to stress her reaction of discomfort in response to these comments, as if nobody could go beyond her physical appearance and appreciate her as a person. I have a feeling this will be used during the Lifestream sequence to show that Cloud really liked her while the other boys...

Like Minerva?

Yeah probably it's nothing really meaningful there

Thanks for clearing my doubts! Oh yeah I wasn't really objecting the fact that it conveys the right meaning, I was more wondering if there are some double entendre hidden in the phrasing, since it's open to various interpretations even just taking in consideration the few OG lines (blatant the...

I'd want to ask to those who know Japanese better than me if translation of the OG part about Loveless is accurate or if some nuance of meaning got lost in the localization...?: どうしても行くの？ 約束だから。大好きな人たちが待ってるんだ …………わからない。わからないけど……でも、絶対に死なないで もちろん……ここに帰ってくるよ。約束なんかなくても待っていてくれる人がいること、俺は知ってるから "Do...

I think Aerith's dress changed more than others because the style of her CC/AC gown was absolutely unsuited for fighting or running or doing whatever but staying still.

Poor Cloud, doesn't he already have enough traumas to cope with?