Enter The Void: A Blog of Random Musings and Thoughts

As I lead up to my personal ranking of the games as a whole, I'll be ranking the series based on certain aspects. First up is the cast of characters in each game. Basically, I'm judging these based on how well written the characters are, how memorable they are in terms of design and personality, and their character arcs and development. I'll try to avoid major spoilers in this one, but be warned, minor spoilers follow. 13. Final Fantasy The Warriors of Light have zero personality. No, really. They don't say a single word. So zero points for the heroes. The villains are slightly better. I absolutely love the designs on the four fiends, especially Tiamat and Marilith. Garland is also a great villain, but that's pretty much it for this one. 12. Final Fantasy III In the original, the heroes had zero personality, but I played the PSP remake, so they had... a little personality.  Xande sucks ass as a villain. Cloud of Darkness has a really memorable desi

After a particularly exhausting day, I've decided to start my Final Fantasy blog series to commemorate me finishing all thirteen numbered single-player games in the series. Yay. So I have about nine blog posts lined up, all about my favorite video game franchise ever, Final Fantasy. For this first post, I am going to revisit some moments from all the games I've played. Spoiler alert for all mainline single player games. For the record, I had a list of 82 moments I wanted to write about. Cutting them down to 25 was not an easy task. Without further ado, let us revisit some moments from this amazing franchise. 25. Final Fantasy - Chaos is Garland Let us begin with where it all began. My experience with FF1 was weird. I wasn't a good enough player to deal with the charge based magic system of the PS1 version so I replayed it on PSP with the MP system, which I preferred. Yeah, I'm a pleb. Anyway, I did reach the final dungeon in my first playthrough on the PS1