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Kefka Palazzo is the main antagonist of Final Fantasy VI. Kefka acts as a mere general of Emperor Gestahl early in the game, simply carrying out orders. However, behind Gestahl's back Kefka attacks various towns and drains the power of Espers meant for Imperial usage. This gradual culmination in power leads Kefka to overthrow Gestahl and take control of the Warring Triad, effectively becoming the God of Magic itself. While previous villains were distant, cold, ruthless, and bent on their goals, Kefka is loud, short-tempered, maniacal, and destructive, with a deep hatred of nearly everything on the planet. He also possesses an infamous sadistic sense of humor, finding joy in the deaths of innocents. Kefka is well-known for his many one-liners, his final appearance as an Angel of Death (which has become something of a tradition in the series), and his sociopathic hatred of virtually everything in existence. As part of my Lego Final Fantasy Project, I have made Kefka from Final Fantasy VI. "Hee, hee! Nothing can beat the music of hundreds of voices screaming in unison!" Note: Kefka's garb was made by MMCB with some huge alterations made by me. -Omi
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So as I was drawing out futre figs, I decided to see which part of the FF series I been building the most of, and I ended up counting all the custom figs I have made. Turns out I have made 80 figures, including the ones I have shown and ones I have yet to show. FFI: 15 figs FFII: 1 figs FFII: 6 figs FFIV: 7 figs FFV: 7 figs FFVI: 11 figs FFVII: 11 figs FFVIII: 8 figs FFIX: 5 figs FFX: 3 figs FFXI: 0 figs FFXII: 2 figs FFTactics: 1 fig FF Misc: 3 figs So I the most figs I have made were from FFI, with VI and VII tied for second and VIII for third. So I guess I should aim for 100 figs? -Omi
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Cid Highwind is a playable character in Final Fantasy VII. He is part of a long tradition of Final Fantasy characters named Cid. He is the most uncouth of the protagonists; he constantly swears and loses his temper, and chain-smokes cigarettes. Despite this, he has a good heart, and is even voted temporary leader of the party at one point. He fits into the archetype of a father type character. Cid's weapon of choice is a spear and thus is a Dragoon, this is also evident thorugh his use of numerous 'jump' techniques as his limit breaks, this is a notable trait of all dragoons throughout the games. Vincent Valentine is an optional playable character in Final Fantasy VII, and main character of Dirge of Cerberus -Final Fantasy VII-. A former Turk with a mysterious past, Vincent's hidden secrets tie him directly to several of the main antagonists of the series. In Final Fantasy VII, Vincent uses a variety of different pistols, revolvers, shotguns, and rifles. Barret Wallace is a playable character in Final Fantasy VII. He is the leader of an eco-group called AVALANCHE, trying to prevent Shinra from using Mako, the planet's life source, as a form of energy. However, his seemingly benevolent cause of fighting for the planet is a cover for his true personal vendetta and anger, which he later must come to terms with. Despite his brash and sometimes violent attitude, Barret has a good heart, and is torn between fighting and caring for his adopted daughter Marlene. For weapons, Barret wields various Gun-Arms and mech-hands that replace his real arm that has been severed. Cloud Strife is the main character of the Compilation of Final Fantasy VII, being the main protagonist in both Final Fantasy VII and Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children. He also appears in the spin-off games Final Fantasy VII: Dirge of Cerberus and Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-. An arrogant swordsman at first, Cloud must come to terms with the fact his memories are false and rediscover who he truly is. In a theme that has carried over to many of his other appearances since Final Fantasy VII, Cloud attempts to leave his dark and tortured past behind. His archrival Sephiroth, having killed many of Cloud's friends, is the metaphorical embodiment of Cloud's dark memories, and the two have done battle several times. As part of my Lego Final Fantasy Project, I have made Cid, Vincent, and Barret from Final Fantasy VII and Cloud from Advent Children. Cid, Vincent, and Barret Cloud with Aerith Note: Cid's jacket, Vincent's cape, Barret's jacket, Cloud's vest and skirt are made by MMCB. Cid's spear is ABS Effects. Cid's hair is made by Arealight. Cloud's hair and shoulder pad are made by Brickforge. -Omi
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Setzer Gabbiani is a playable character in Final Fantasy VI. He is a Gambler who lives on the wild side. He also is the owner of the world's only airship: the Blackjack. He was neutral at the beginning of the war, being reluctant to openly oppose the Gestahlian Empire after having made profits from their work. Maria is the protagonist of the opera Maria and Draco from Final Fantasy VI. In order to establish contact with Setzer, the owner of the only functional airship in the World, Celes impersonates the opera singer Maria, with whom Setzer is in love. As part of my Lego Final Fantasy Project, I have remade Setzer and and made Maria (Celes) from Final Fantasy VI. Original Setzer minifig Setzer (remake) along with Maria Note: Setzer's coat was made by MMCB. -Omi
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During the first disc of Final Fantasy VIII, there is an event called the SeeD Graduation Ball. It is a significent event because this is where Squall Leonhart (main protagnist) first meets the leading female role of the game Rinoa Heartilly. The artwork above is drawn by Yoshitaka Amano, depicting the scene where they dance at the ball. As part of my Lego Final Fantasy Project, I have made Ballroom Rinoa and Squall from Final Fantasy VIII based on Amano's artwork. Dancing the night away. Note: Rinoa's skirt is made by MMCB, and Squall's hair is made by Arealight. -Omi
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Oh I love to tease. -Omi
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Since my Lego FF Project is in serious lacking of villains, I will be making: - Exdeath (FF5) - Sephiroth (FF7) - Trance Kuja (FF9) - Jecht (FF10) EEdit: - Kefka (FF6) - Golbez (FF4) -Omi
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Recently bought Distant Worlds, a new CD with some Final Fantasy music arranged by the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra. It has been awhile since I got a really good orchestral rendition of FF music. Symphonic Suite was great for old school FF music, while 2002020 for some of the later FF installments (VII - X). More Friends wasn't much of a huge one for me except for the Opera: Maria and Draco track. But yeah so far I am enjoying the music. I love arranged FF music a lot. Black Mages, games like Dissidia and the Chocobo series, and random vocalizations are true treasures for me. -Omi
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Tidus is the main character in Final Fantasy X. He is a rising Blitzball star player from Zanarkand. After a mysterious creature attacked his hometown, Tidus was transported to the world of Spira. Lost, confused, and seemingly out of place, Tidus meets a newly-fledged summoner, Yuna, and her guardians. The summoner is soon to set out on a pilgrimage in an attempt to put an end to a terrible creature only known as Sin. Similar to a gargantuan whale in appearance, Sin is the very creature that destroyed Zanarkand. By joining Yuna on her pilgrimage, Tidus hopes he will find his way home. Tidus is the classical Warrior character of the party and uses basic Swords and Shields during battle. As part of my Lego Final Fantasy Project, I have made Tidus from Final Fantasy X. Tidus with Yuna Note: Practically everything on Tidus is custom. His sword, hair, pauldron, and bracer were made by Brickforge. His garb is made by MMCB. Enjoy. -Omi
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Bartz Klauser is the main protagonist of Final Fantasy V. He is the son of Dorgann, one of the original Warriors of Dawn, and a woman named Stella. His mother died when he was young, and his father died three years before the game begins. On advice from his father, Bartz decided to wander the world. Lenna Charlotte Tycoon is a playable character in Final Fantasy V. Lenna is the daughter of King Tycoon, and the sister of the long-lost Sarisa. Lenna, though adventurous and brave, is also kind and gentle. She would (and does) gladly put herself at risk for the sake of others, and is sometimes a bit impulsive. She especially loves dragons and put herself in danger twice to save the life of Hiryuu while she was a Warrior of Light. As part of my Lego Final Fantasy Project, I have made Bartz and Lenna from Final Fantasy V. Wanderer and Princess Note: Lenna's dress was custom made by MMCB, and her sword was custom made by Brickforge. Enjoy. -Omi
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A Tonberry is a recurring enemy from the Final Fantasy series. Tonberries are quite small, usually no taller than three feet. It typically has green skin and a round head with a small snout and round yellow or black eyes; it walks on two legs and resembles, to some small degree, a bipedal lizard (though without a visible mouth). However, it always wears a hooded cloak, usually plain brown or grey in color, and its dolphin-like tail can be seen peeking out from beneath the hem. A Tonberry always carries two things: a lantern in one hand to light its way through the caves in which it dwells, and a long, sharp knife in the other. Their best known attack is Chef's Knife, which usually kills a character in one blow. The Tonberry must reach the character to use the attack however, and slowly walks towards them each turn until they get close enough. The Tonberry is ranked among the more formidable monsters in Final Fantasy. As part of my Lego Final Fantasy Project, I have made the Tonberry from the Final Fantasy series. Death awaits you. Note: Head was custom made by Christo. -Omi
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Just started getting the parts for this bad boy. The Hilda Garde 3 (from FFIX) will be one of my main airships for Brickfair this year, along with the Enterprise from FFIII (completed) and the Falcon from FFIV (also in process of building). Maybe I'll make more, but for now its what I got. -Omi
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Dissidia soundtrack is full of sexy awesomeness. :drooling: -Omi
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It has been awhile since I posted some Final Fantasy Lego. I bring you 2 remakes along with 3 new figures from Final Fantasy IX. Zidane Tribal is the protagonist of the game Final Fantasy IX. He is a thief who works for the Tantalus Theatre Troupe. Zidane's class is that of the Thief, though his personality says otherwise. He is very mature for his age, though he rarely shows it, as he's usually too busy showing off or flirting. One main thing about Zidane that differs from the regular thief (besides the tail and personality, that is) is his choice of weaponry. He wields two daggers or short swords at once (but it doesn't count as two attacks) and at times even uses dual-handed weapons, such as a short double-bladed Naginata, commonly referred to as a "swallow blade" (this type of weapon bears some resemblance to two short swords merged at the handle, though with the handle being an arms length). Adelbert Steiner is a character in Final Fantasy IX. He is the leader of the Knights of Pluto and is assigned to protect Princess Garnet. Steiner's job class echoes the classic Knight. He uses swords and heavy armor. Princess Garnet til Alexandros XVII is the female lead of Final Fantasy IX. She is commonly known by her nickname Dagger. However, before she lived in Alexandria, her birthname was Sarah. Garnet is both a White Mage and a Summoner. She uses rods and magical rackets as weapons. As part of my Lego Final Fantasy Project, I have remade Zidane Tribal & Adelbert Steiner and made Princess Garnet from Final Fantasy IX. Zidane, Steiner, and Garnet Note: Zidane's cuffs are Brickforge's bracers. He also has his tail, which I chose not to show. Tail was made by MMCB. Changes made to Steiner aren't as obvious, which are the fact I have his sword attached to his back, like in the picture. Garnet's rod is from Mega Bloks. Cid Fabool IX is a temporary playable (but not in battle) character in Final Fantasy IX. He is the ruler and Regent of the Regency of Lindblum. After a fight with his wife, Queen Hilda, she transformed him into an oglop, a small, insect-like creature. Despite this handicap, Cid remains ruler of Lindblum. His proficiency at designing airships has led the city to become Gaia's prominent air power. He is later transformed into a frog when Zidane attempts to cure him, but he finally returns to his human form after Hilda is rescued from Kuja. Garland is an antagonist in Final Fantasy IX. He worked behind the shadows and was first confronted in Terra's Castle Pandemonium, although he is first seen earlier in the game piloting the airship Invincible over Alexandria during its destruction. As part of my Lego Final Fantasy Project, I have made Cid Fabool IX and Garland from Final Fantasy IX. Cid and Garland Note: Cid's hairpiece was custom made by Arealight. His torso and cape were custom made by Christo. Garland's beard was custom made by Brickforge. Enjoy. -Omi
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Really awesome villians. -Omi
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I am sure by now most of you members are bewildered by my name change, and are asking yourselves, "what exactly is a Famfrit?" Famfrit, the Darkening Cloud, is a summon from the Ivalice Collection of Final Fantasy games, specifically FFXII, Revenant Wings, FFTA, and FFTA2. However here are the reasons why I have the name: - Like the rest of the summons from FFXII, he represents a zodiac sign,which happens to be Aquarius, my sign. - In FFTA, Famfrit is the Totema of Moogles, and Moogles are awesome. - Just like Chaos, Mateus, Zeromus, and Exodus (all summons from Ivalice), Famfrit is also a reference to a final boss from the classic games. In this case, Famfrit is a reference to The Cloud of Darkness. Cloud of Darkness is awesome, and has an awesome theme, and Black Mages made it even awesomer. -Omi
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So it was recently confirmed that Gabranth will be in Final Fantasy Dissidia, representing FFXII as a villain (hero, if any, still undecided). As cool as this is, I was completely caught blindsided by this choice, since it wasn't who I was speculating that Squeenix would choose if FFXII was to be present. Going by the formula that Square Enix is using for choosing characters for Dissidia, I originally thought that Vayne would be chosen as the villain with Ashe as the hero opposing him. Here is why: Square Enix is choosing characters who have the ability to change into something else in their respective game. This comes in handy for when the character goes into EX Mode (where their power increases) in Dissidia. Vayne has two forms he could use this with, that being Vayne Novus or the Undying. Ashe of course is the hero of FFXII, since the game is all about her (out of all the protagonists, she is the first to be seen), since the start of the game until the end of it. Her abilities of course would be her Quickenings and her EX Mode using either Treaty Blade or Sword of Kings with Maelstrom Bolt as her EX Burst. Now the arguments with Gabranth being the choice are as follows: - He is the logo of the game. - He is the the main antagonist you see all the time. - He is awesome. Well lets see. Kain is the logo for FFIV, and believe it or not, he isn't the main protagonist of FFIV. Yuna is the logo for FFX, and believe it or not, she is also not the main protagonist of FFX. So being the logo for a game doesn't merit status for Dissidia. In FFVIII, what antagonist do you see all the time getting in your way? Seifer of course, along with Edea. Yeah they were just puppets, but so was Golbez in FFIV (and he is in Dissidia). Seifer has the closest relation to Squall than Ulimecia does. Oh well. And being awesome really? Balthier is realllly awesome, but he isn't going to make the cut (and with Gabranth as villain, Balthier isn't a likely choice as a hero). Well either way, now that Gabranth is representing FFXII, people are saying "this means Basch is the opposing hero!! woohoo!!". Basch isn't the main protagonist. Yeah he has the biggest connection to Gabranth, but so does Ashe. And we need more women in the game. Also we don't need anymore armored guys. 3 is enough. You'd think that Squeenix would get original. -Omi
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I have some finished minifigs that haven't been seen yet here: - Bartz (FF5) - Lenna (FF5) - Opera Celes (FF6) - Cloud (Advent Children) - Genesis (Crisis Core) - Amano Ballroom Rinoa (FF8) - Amano Ballroom Squall) - Garnet (FF9) - Cid (FF9) - Garland (FF9) - Tidus (FF10) - Balthier (FF12) - Balthier (FFTactics) - Tonberry And I also finished my second airship, the Enterprise from FF3. It will eventually have Luneth, Arc, Refia, and Ingus minifigs. -Omi
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At the orders of the king, a city burns. Torn by guilt, the dark knight Cecil, commander of the Red Wings of Baron, must choose between loyalty and justice. Follow Cecil as he embarks on a fateful journey riddled with trials, betrayels, friendships, loss and self discovery. Plagued with uncertainty over his monarch's motives, can Cecil turn away from the path of darkness and destruction? When this game first came out (FFIV in Japan and FFII in America), it defined what adventures should be. Since then, it has become one of the most popular and sought after title in history. Although I never started out with the original FF games (I started with FFVIII), I have always been a fan of FFIV ever since I laid my eyes on it. The music, the story, the characters. I would turn down any Final Fantasy game just to play a second of FFIV. So when I heard it would be remade for the DS (game and music), I was overwhelmed with joy. I picked up FFIV DS yesterday, and with it, I was able to complete my FFIV puzzle (Note there are 4 American incarnations of the game, and the game is titled FFIV). I have all the FFIV music (including other FFIV tracks not released with the FFIV cds but on other compilations and cds). And now I can honestly say that my American portion of my FFIV collection is complete (this only includes media). -Omi
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Awhile ago, I wrote up an entry that theorized the possibility of Final Fantasy IX actually being a sequel to the original Final Fantasy. Well, when I get the time and sit down, I will be doing an entry regarding FFIII, FFVI, and FFVIII and also an entry for FFVII Compilation and FFX (and X-2). And when I may do the same with characters. -Omi
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Bombs are a race of enemies from the Final Fantasy series. They are shaped similar to a fireball with arms and a face, and are capable of self-destructing. They usually have bright yellow eyes and a wicked, toothy grin. True to their name, their primary method of damage is Exploder, but only after suffering significant damage (but not enough to kill it outright, that is the only method to kill a bomb and not set it off). Before this, though, they are prone to biting and casting fire magic. In some games, a few variants of bombs exist that, rather than being attuned to the fire element, have lightning or even ice affinities. As part of my Lego Final Fantasy Project, I have made a Bomb from the Final Fantasy series. BOOOOOOM! Note: This was like a 2 second MOC, and I don't take it seriously. -Omi
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Terra recieved an amazing makeover for Dissidia. Who agrees? -Omi
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Guess. -Omi
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Tidus from Fight Fantasy X. -Omi
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Despite not being my fave game, I do love its music a lot (it is was hooked me to the game). I always find it to be very nostalgic. My fave track from this selection would have to be Silence Before The Storm (heard in Macalania Forest, Bikanel Jungle, Gagazet Cave, and Cavern of Stolen Fayth). -Omi
