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Or she just appeared, from the Lifestream, traveling from life to death(hell) like the lady from the movie "Parking". ;)

I don't know if you suggest it already but, Barret could be a kind of anagram of Bertha !

Sephiroth was kind of a rockstar, maybe he deserves membership of the 27 Club !

This answer is reassuring. I wondered because audio files are quite heavy in general... I will allow myself to raise the question again when the game is out. Just to be sure :) Thank you.

Hi, I would like to play the game in english (ideally with english subtitles)(japanese would be an interesting bonus) but the easiest way for me to buy the game is at my local reseller here in France. I'd prefer to buy a physical copy. As a friend promised to lend me his ps4, this way I'll be...

or not.

You can believe the technology that got stolen is Jenova or Jenova cells... Machines are not what interests me the most. What interest me is the fact that they seem to use loads of Mako (lifestream, spiritual energy, some substance that might have the ability to interact with the mind...

But we are talking about a technology that got stolen. I don't know how one could steal a physiological ability. So this pod would have nothing to do with Genesis's copies ? Let me decribe the scene. Sephiroth leads Zack to evoke copies and when it's done turns his head to look at the machine...

That's fair ! Sorry, I tried a play on word... Yep, they got experimented in these machines, which very resembles G project copy machines in my opinion (cylinder full of Mako). I do not know the true value of this FANDOM page but it seems to be dedicated to the copying technology that...

Zack's fair. Cloud is declared a clone (a copy ?) in OG, so maybe it has something to do with him and Zack.

Maybe the technology has been stolen and improved. What's the point to introduce a copy technology concept in CC ? What is the point of declaring this technology stolen, to justify the multiplicity of enemies? I'm not saying all of Zack got copied, but who knows really...

You're probably right. But if you put aside Jenova for a moment and consider these two extracts (1 and 2) don't you think that it would be possible to understand that the copy technology that got stolen is the one that handles Zack and Cloud in the Mansion ? (Copy technology) I didn't say I...

I like to believe that the part of Zack inside Cloud's mind (spiritual energy) comes from a copy process that could have happened during the experiment at the Shinra Mansion. CC - extract 1 CC - extract 2 This process could potentially have copied Zack's memories and abilities into Cloud...

That'd be crazy. Buster and Bastard seem to be synonyms (source)

Maybe it's "the guy's sword" like with the character Guybrush from The Secret of Monkey Island that got its name from the texture/brush file guy.brush when they hadn't given him a name yet.

That's close to my first feeling :) I noticed that many object names are written in katakana in the original text, including "Buster Sword" which is written バ ス タ ー ソ ー ド(Basutāsōdo). I wonder why in this case (and in other) they would not rather have preferred a more traditional writing...

Hi there, I get this translation for "Buster" (google) : name - used as a mildly disrespectful or humorous form of address, especially to a man or boy. English is not my mother tongue and I always had the feeling that "Buster" had a more heroic meaning, something like "capable of clearing any...

I haven't seen this last trailer. In my opinion the Shinra was born from the weakness of humans who abandoned the simple, rustic but harmonious life they had for a sedentary life which was going to require more and more resources from the planet (for nothing in return). Shinra fed on this...

I understand your argument, and I find it interesting but not satisfying enough. I mean we are told later in front of the Jenova Room (CC - Nibelheim reactor) that Hojo wants to use Zack as a test subject (the revelation is done there). Would they really need to emphasize this fact by...

Thanks for the insight. Is this proved by an Ultimania line ? They would have broke the sword in order to justify this battle ? If so then yeah I understand how I missed the implication, too subtle for me. Maybe the Sephiroth / Genesis confrontation that ends with Genesis' injury is a better...