#FINAL FANTASY SEPHIROTH PC#
It is uncertain as to whether the backstory of Sephiroth from the original Final Fantasy 7 maintains the same backstory or not, but fans are almost guaranteed to learn more when Final Fantasy 7 Part 2 is released.Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade finally got its Windows PC release on Dec.
Now that they are defeated, there is no telling what will happen. The defeat of the Whispers solidifies that the original story of Final Fantasy 7 will indeed be altered, as the Whispers were seen throughout the remake trying to keep the original events on track. It is only after Cloud and the party defeat the Whispers that Sephiroth returns and defeats Cloud, giving him a mysterious warning that he only has "seven seconds before the end". Towards the end of Final Fantasy 7 Remake, Sephiroth challenges Cloud and his friends to defy their destiny by defeating the Whispers, beings that go out of their way to make sure that predetermined destiny is not altered. It's at this point that the Sephiroth Clone transforms into Jenova Dreamweaver, a being that creates illusions. During the confrontation with the president of Shinra, Sephiroth takes control of Marco yet again to throw the president out the window and stab Barret through the chest. One of the visual spectacles featuring Sephiroth is seen later during the Shinra VR presentation where Sephiroth Clones attack the gang as a meteor falls onto Midgar. After the Sector 7 plate falls, Sephiroth appears once again to mock Cloud, telling him to use this failure to grow stronger. During the remake, this same Sephiroth Clone makes an appearance as Marco, and takes on the form of Sephiroth to attack Cloud before Tifa intervenes and it is revealed only Cloud could see Sephiroth in that instance.
The original Final Fantasy 7 has a sickly character with a black robe and a numbered tattoo which is later learned to be a failed Sephiroth Clone, first encountered when Cloud arrives in Sector 7.
This time, he claims that Cloud is too weak and unable to protect anything, even himself. Later on, when Cloud first encounters Aerith, Sephiroth taunts him once more. Sephiroth taunts Cloud alluding to the fact Cloud defeated Sephiroth all those years ago, and when Cloud attempts to attack, the illusion of Sephiroth disappears. It is 5 years after these events when Final Fantasy 7 begins, and though Final Fantasy 7 Remake is retelling the same story, it seems there will be many differences. After the first bombing sequence in the remake, Cloud's surroundings are made to look like the burning Nibelheim, confirming that event indeed still happened in this new iteration. It was after Sephiroth decided to swear vengeance that he would burn Nibelheim to the ground and reclaim the planet in the name of the Cetra. After Sephiroth was born, Shinra scientists took him away to be studied, never giving Lucrecia the opportunity to hold him. During Lucrecia's pregnancy, Professor Hojo injected Jenova's cells into their unborn baby causing Lucrecia to experience pain and premonitions about her son. The Jenova Project was the study of extra-terrestrial remains of a being mistakenly believed to have been a Cetra, the same race as Aerith. In the original Final Fantasy 7 and its side games, it is learned that Sephiroth was born to Professor Hojo and Lucrecia Crescent, two assistants to Professor Gast who was working on the Jenova Project. As such, it made sense that fans would only see snippets of Sephiroth and his terror before actually facing him later in the game.
#FINAL FANTASY SEPHIROTH FULL#
Though the disc number was really due to the size of the Full Motion Videos at the time, it doesn't change the fact that Final Fantasy 7 was a lengthy journey from Midgar to Northern Crater. The original Final Fantasy 7 featured quite a long story spanning over the course of 3 discs.
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