Final Fantasy Riddles

[DrakeClawfang]

I'm gonna say Gilgamesh doesn't belong - he's the only one without a set 'element' associated to him. Alexander's Holy, Atomos is (iirc, at least the IX version) Gravity (or w/e), and Typhon's Wind. Gilgamesh is often a swordsman, ish. .

That one was already answered.

 

[Tetsujin]

I'm clueless tbh. >_<

 

[DrakeClawfang]

And I'm bored. Tomorrow I'll spill the beans.

 

[Joker]

Any other hints that are available?

 

[DrakeClawfang]

Too lazy of think of one.

 

[DrakeClawfang]

Alright, answer is - Chaos.

 

[Cat Rage Room]

i dont get it

 

[pESCAbAdA]

I've been lurking in this thread, but I figure I'll explain the riddle to Mog since it seems so obvious to me now and I can't believe I didn't get it.

Commanding the elements - He controlled the four elemental fiends
But existing as one - He eventually absorbs the four of them
I am both a god - The god of discord
And their son - Garland

 

[DrakeClawfang]

I've been lurking in this thread, but I figure I'll explain the riddle to Mog since it seems so obvious to me now and I can't believe I didn't get it.

Commanding the elements - He controlled the four elemental fiends
But existing as one - He eventually absorbs the four of them
I am both a god - The god of discord
And their son - Garland

Well, actually, my thinking was this:

Commanding the elements - the fiends
But existing as one - in FF12, Chaos has four elemental swords and spells, but is officially the Wind summon
I am both a God - Dissidia
And their son - in 12, the Espers are children/creations of the gods.

 

[Cat Rage Room]

holy shit thats obscure

 

[DrakeClawfang]

How do ya figure that? Pretty basic facts IMO - elemental fiends, a god, created by the gods, the Wind summon of a game...

 

[pESCAbAdA]

My way of thinking was less obscure haha, but good call on the FFXII Chaos. I always forget that he was based off the Chaos from FFI. It's funny how two separate explantions both work though.

 

[Dark and Divine]

Ok, my turn:

It came from the sky
And wounded me for eternity before its sleep
It awoke once more to destroy me
As a weapon in his hand

Hint: The riddle is told from a FF entity's prespective.

 

[DrakeClawfang]

Ok, my turn:

It came from the sky
And wounded me for eternity before its sleep
It awoke once more to destroy me
As a weapon in his hand

Hint: The riddle is told from a FF entity's prespective.

The Lifestream. Easy. The first line made it obvious.

 

[Super Mario]

the answer is obvious. It's Boris.

 

[Dark and Divine]

No. To both.

 

[DrakeClawfang]

In that case, what is an "entity" for this? An entity could be anything.

 

[Dark and Divine]

That would give the answer straight away.

 

[DrakeClawfang]

Is it a character, a consciousness, a robot, a god, a monster, a boss, what? "Entity" amounts to nearly anything short of inanimate objects.

 

[Dark and Divine]

The entity i'm referring to is an huge rock with a consciouness.

But the entity itself is not the answer you seek.

Another hint: It's blue.

 

[DrakeClawfang]

The Planet?

 

[Dark and Divine]

The Planet?

Correct concerning the entity.

Now for the answer to the riddle...

 

[pESCAbAdA]

Jenova?

 

[DrakeClawfang]

Jenova then.

And also, the question is badly worded, it's hard to tell if you want us to identify the entity or the "it". Hence my first answer.

 

[Dark and Divine]

Yes, it's Jenova.

Maybe i shouldn't said that the riddle was told from an entity's/the Planet's prespective, then.


Here's another:

It was on wings of deepest black that I rose against my fathers.

Hint: It's an esper.