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Hironobu Sakaguchi? Wasn't his original concept for FFVII about some hot-blooded detective named Joe who was pursuing mysteries in New York?

I suspect that Denzel's only importance to the Cleriths who use him as proofz is that he somehow proves Cloud and Aerith share an unbreakable romantic bond of true love. They don't need to concern themselves about the boy any more beyond that.

The way I see it, Cloud had three outside forces controlling him in disk 1: Jenova, Sephiroth, the gamer. All of them making him do and say stuff that he might not necessarily say or do if he was in control of himself. And, yeah, I'm also of the opinion that there are parts of his real self...

She probably bullied him into it. I see someone didn't read the page title.

Alpha Protocol. It's a pretty good game, though not as polished as most.

Cloud had undying feelings for Aerith. They don't say what feelings exactly, but it's definitely love. What else could it be? And since it's undying, that proves Cloud loves Aerith for all of time. Whereas Cloud only had slight feelings for Tifa. The fact that SE never said exactly what...

Personally I think that a man and a woman who've slept together, are living together and raising kids can safely be considered as having established an official relationship together. So C/T's romantic relationship, pre- and during AC, though somewhat unsure, a little dysfunctional, flawed and...

I thought Matsuyama wrote Maiden based on his own interpretation of FFVII. If that is the case, then there is a difference between the validity of what he'd written in the Ultimanias (which was him directly quoting the creators and their say of the universe they'd created), and the validity of...

I think the biggest problems with a Clerith romantic relationship in the game are that she had been chasing after the ghost of her old boyfriend and he was being completely unlike himself as he was subconsciously imitating said old boyfriend, and so they both never really knew each other. And...

From Nojima's comments in the 10th Anniv. Ultimania interview, it's no coincidence. Zack the character had been deliberately created and written to link the two.

Even with all his demands for payment, I don't think Cloud was actually interested in getting paid. It seemed to be all about keeping up with the mercenary charade.

I can't remember if he had nodded or not, tbh. In the first place, the ones who say that he was manipulated tend to deny that Cloud had ever wanted to impress Tifa, or just assert that it was only due to a silly childhood crush that he had long outgrown by the time we see the opening cinematic...

The LTDs have taught me that there are two ways to interpret that scene: (1) Cloud was surprised and speechless when Aerith asked him to be her bodyguard and offered herself up to him for a date. He stepped in to stop the Turks from kidnapping her and so indirectly agreed to be her bodyguard...

She's also the last one we see in the game. Which, apparently, is also supposed to be romantically significant.

I had thought that may be what was meant, but then "before the first time you even meet Aeris" looks more like "before seeing Aerith for the first time" rather than "before the first meeting where we get to know Aerith" to me.

That's quite a feat considering the player meets Aeris first before meeting Tifa. Maybe this Clerith played the special, super rare FFVII Pink Edition that comes bundled with the Clerithvision specs.

They're right. SE took the trouble of showing us that Cloud drives into the flower fields (aka Barret's place) to meet with the big man. They even had most of AVALANCHE set up the romantic meeting for them because everyone knows they're meant to be. Why else would SE do this except to tell the...

I'm not sure why there's any doubt that he was talking to Tifa in that scene. Especially since he says her name.

So simple, yet so profound.

I keep hearing this in LTDs, but I've never actually seen anyone who says this ever put up all the proof from both sides and explain how they're equal.