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− | '''Final Fantasy''' is an RPG franchise that was created by Square-Enix (when it was just Squaresoft) | + | '''Final Fantasy''' is an RPG franchise that was created by Square-Enix (when it was just Squaresoft). It is one of the most popular RPG series, and most of its games are set in different continuities. The ''Final Fantasy'' series has crossed over with Nintendo several times over the years. Several ''Final Fantasy'' characters appeared as playable characters in ''[[Mario Hoops 3-on-3]]'' and ''[[Mario Sports Mix]]''. The popular hero of ''Final Fantasy VII'', Cloud Strife, has also been featured as a playable character in several ''[[Portal: Super Smash Bros.|Super Smash Bros.]]'' games. |
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− | + | ==Cloud Strife== | |
− | + | '''First Appearance:''' ''Final Fantasy VII'' (1997) | |
Cloud Strife is the protagonist of ''Final Fantasy VII''. He is an amnesiac hero who had been experimented on and works with others to fight against the corrupt organization Shinra and Sephiroth. | Cloud Strife is the protagonist of ''Final Fantasy VII''. He is an amnesiac hero who had been experimented on and works with others to fight against the corrupt organization Shinra and Sephiroth. | ||
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Within the Adventure Mode of ''Ultimate'', "World of Light", Cloud was found in the Sacred Land and guarded the pedestal of the [[Master Sword]]. He had to be defeated there in order to to awaken him and unlock him for that mode. His Classic Mode route in the game was called "A Ride? Not Interested." Based on the character's motion sickness, all of the route's battles are set on moving stages. Within the game, two Fighter Spirits could be unlocked for Cloud, one for his default appearance and the other for his ''Advent Children'' costume. Uniquely, he is the only ''Final Fantasy'' representation within ''Ultimate'', aside from the monsters appearing in the Midgar stage. | Within the Adventure Mode of ''Ultimate'', "World of Light", Cloud was found in the Sacred Land and guarded the pedestal of the [[Master Sword]]. He had to be defeated there in order to to awaken him and unlock him for that mode. His Classic Mode route in the game was called "A Ride? Not Interested." Based on the character's motion sickness, all of the route's battles are set on moving stages. Within the game, two Fighter Spirits could be unlocked for Cloud, one for his default appearance and the other for his ''Advent Children'' costume. Uniquely, he is the only ''Final Fantasy'' representation within ''Ultimate'', aside from the monsters appearing in the Midgar stage. | ||
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=See Also= | =See Also= |