Research says the appearance of Onion Knight in Dissidia is due to the first release of FFIII, where the party was a group of 4 Onion Knights, travelling to save the world. Later, the characters Luneth, Arc, Refia and Ingus were created during the remake of FFIII. I guess it's better to see the first release as a demo, a test to see how a story could be created.

Still, some people like to think Onion Knight is one of 4 party members from the remake of FFIII. So, by appearance, since apparently Onion Knight's personality doesn't match anyone in specific (not that I know at least. Although, OK's personality could be seen as a mix of all the characters' personalities, but let's not think about that now), I'd like to point out my opinion and facts on the matter.

Is Onion Knight...... Luneth?

This is the most popular opinion, if not the only, for everyone who believes that Onion Knight is one of the 4 party members. Why? Because Luneth is the protagonist. But that's all that sustains that claim. And i'm here to take it down. Two simple things will be the base of my argument: hair and associated color. Onion Kinght is blonde, Luneth has silver hair. Onion Knight's color is red, Luneth's color is purple. Doesn't match, does it? Let's check the others.

Is Onion Knight...... Arc?

I guess the only thing they have in common would be the small statute, but the other party members aren't that much taller, are they? Besides, Arc has brown hair, a clear contradiction to Onion Knight's blonde hair. Arc's color is green, it doesn't match with Onion Knight's red.

Is Onion Knight...... Refia?

So, this one is pretty obvious. It's a well written NO. Refia is female and Onion Knight is male. But still, if they were the same gender, Refia has orange hair and her color is blue. It still wouldn't match with Onion Knight.

Is Onion Knight...... Ingus?

From all party members, this is the only one who matches. Ingus is blonde, and his color is red, just like Onion Knight. Still, Onion Knight doesn't show very facial similarities with Ingus (I think), but..... let's ignore it for now.

My conclusion? Better to think Onion Knight as a separate character from the party members. But, if anyone matches the most, in terms of appearance, Ingus is the guy.

Oof, finally I'ma start this again.

Thanks for letting me borrow your names lol

Oh, and I just discovered the limit is actually 6 letters and how to change a characters class. Yeah, I'm dumb. Tbh, I probably played this when I was what? 9? 10? No more than that. Can't blame me for not remembering everything well😅. Besides I didn't even know how to change classes before. I think🤔..... oh well, doesn't matter.

Side note: That CGI with the dragon...... OMG, do I love animated creatures that aren't humans or do I love animated creatures that aren't humans. It is so COOL!!!! No wonder FFIX is one of my favorites, hehe. Tbh, I didn't even remembered that CGI was here lol.

Side Note 2: My memory card was full, I had to clean files, and I stepped upon my FFI and FFVII playthrough....... obviously I eliminated FFVII's files, because that playthrough was a disaster, somehow I messed everything. And I didn't even knew I had so many files of FFVIII....... I guess I shouldn't be to much surprised. Sadly, I didn't find my FFII files, they're probably in the corrupted files..... sad.....

So..... @Zappyzippy @Demi-Shura @EvraeAltana , any change you want me to make? I ain't changing from Thief. The choice is yours. Monk and Red Mage are the options, but I guess you already knew that.

P.S.: I don't like to have the same class more than once in my party, so I would be very appreciated if you didn't choose an already taken class. Yeah, sorry, I'm just like that. Dumb, I know.

Kweh! Our Favorite Mascot got some games dedicated only for him! These games consist in 3 Chocobo Dungeon games, 2 Card battle games, one Dice Game and a lot of mobile games. Let's check them!

Chocobo's Mysterious Dungeon (Chocobo no Fushigi na Dungeon) Is the first game, released for ps1 only in Japan, in 1997, you control the little chocobo Poulet, and follow his moogle friend Atla... as Treasure Hunters, they are in search of Dungeons to enter and claim the loot, so they arrive in a village... there, you meet a cute chocobo girl Camilla and enjoy the hospitality of the village, that is kinda full of holes and traps, just normal village stuff... soon the plot thickens and someone finds a corrupted gemstone that can turn people into crazy powerful monsters, which go crawling to the Dungeons to harden our hero's advance...

The Gameplay consists in a 3d map game with various random floors, where you walk around and fight enemies... the Game works entirely on "ticks" that means that every time you walk, every punch you throw, every item you use, every breath you take, I'll be watching y- one tick occurs, so as you walk on the dungeon, you will find enemies, traps and items and you will interact with them in a turn based way, your objective is, to reach the bottom and progress the story

Chocobo's Dungeon 2 is the Sequel of the game, from 1999 and still on ps1... This one was released in America and you play as the Chocobo named Chocobo... Yeah so, he has his moogle friend Mog, and they meet a White Mage named Shiroma (literally WhiteMa in Japanese) danm... no criativity was left for the names huh? Anyway, the game is more of the same but in another world with a different story, centered in Time Travel and some poor monster that was bullied... it gets pretty amazing and has a great evolution since the first game... there is also a change where you can upgrade your equipments (Saddle and Talons) by fusion and some new mechanics for the dungeons

Chocobo Tales Is the next game of the series, a Card Battle game for NDS, where you play various minigames as a chocobo... The stories are about famous Fables, but some characters and elements are changed into Final Fantasy versions, and that is pretty much it! This game also has a Sequel, where Chocobo and Shiroma travel between the picture books, its basically more of the same, also for NDS

Chocobo's Mystery dungeon EVERYBUDDY! Is the last of the Dungeon games and a Remake of the WII game Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo's Dungeon and this game actually has quite a story! The Chocobo named Chocobo- is the Partner of Cid, an Adventurer that is following the steps of his Grandpa, trying to find a Revolutionary power source.... by an accident, they are transported to the Town of Losttime, a Town where everyone has lost their memories and most people agree that remembering is bad... Follow Chocobo in his adventure of entering people's memories with the help of a little Comet baby and solving the dungeons to rearrange the minds of the people... As the game develops you start to think... Am I doing the right thing?

The gameplay is like the others but much more optimized, even more on the remake... the New features that you are gonna like, is that every single enemy and boss you face can become your ally and help you on the dungeons! And more! Chocobo can even change jobs! Also if you are looking fot challenges, Ômega and Shinryuu also make an appearance, so that game is much more complete and you can even fight the bosses of the other 2 Chocobo dungeon games on it!

Dice de Chocobo is a PS1 Game that is basically a Dice game, like Mario Party Games, but the gameplay consists only in choosing different options instead of minigames, so it exists too

The other games are not being mentioned, because they are only simple minigames for Mobile devices or are part of the main series Games, like the Chocobo Racing from FFVII, the Breeding sidequest from the same game and Chocobo World from FF8, these are part of the series and the ones from FFVII were Launched as Chocobo Stallion, and there is also the Chocobo Racing for ps1 that includes characters from other games that are not Final Fantasy too and that is pretty much all

Where can you play these?

Well... I don't know, play where you can! But basically for everything you need a nds, a ps1 and an latest gen console for one game

When he's flying around I couldn't notice a pattern, and I'd be flying around aimlessly for hours until I eventually found him, and of course I think you have to keep ramming him until he stops above a town or area and you can then fight him.

Is there an easier way to find him when he's flying around? I was able to kill him this time (but though I cast Wall, he used Shadow Flare on the ONLY member of my party not equipped with the Enemy Skill Materia, so there's only one more enemy in the game that can use that move...)

(Edit: But I didn't need it to beat him... Still, first question still stands, is there a way of tracking Ultimate Weapon I don't know about? His article says he spawns above the same crater where you first find him, will he have gotten too far before I reach there again or does he stay in that area until you ram him? I DID always seem to find him on that continent... Side note, my second airship fight with him, which was actually on land, was at Northern Cave of all places.)

We all know about the three Magitek Empire Generals:

1) General Kefka Palazzo who wants to gain power and become more crazier, which is why he commits all sorts of evil for himself.

2) General Leo Christophe who wants to be honourable and give the empire a human face to relate to.

And,

3) General Celes Chere who is in between the two.

Then there is Emperor Gestahl who wants to gain power and become more evil, which is why he commits all sorts of evil for himself and his empire.

However, there are two questions on my mind that are to do with Celes Chere, as she has done one heinous act that makes her more on the same lines with Emperor Gestahl.

Here are the following questions:

1) Why did General Celes Chere commit a heinous atrocity in Maranda?

And,

2) What was her motive behind committing such an evil act?

I just don't understand how someone kind, who is in between General Leo Christophe, General Kefka Palazzo, and Emperor Gestahl, would commit such an evil act of terror. That would ruin the reputation of General Celes Chere, and Locke Cole would never forgive her, and even Lola doesn't forgive her for what she did to her boyfriend (that was enlisted into the Magitek Empire, and then killed when Kefka took over the world).

I just need Final Fantasy Fans to help me make sense of Celes's state of mind at the Maranda Atrocity.

We all know about why Emperor Gestahl wanted to poison all of the water of the Kingdom of Doma, as well as why to take take over South Figaro (with the added bonus for Emperor Gestahl of executing ex-general Celes Chere), and even the goal to take over Thamasa whilst killing General Leo Christophe (albeit without taking over the village of the Magi, until after Emperor Gestahl has gotten new powers of the Warring Triad, then he will take over Thamasa). However, there are two questions that I don't fully understand, and it is to do with the Tragedy of Kohlingen.

Here are the following questions:

1) Why did the Magitek Empire Raid Kohlingen?

And,

2) Why didn't the Magitek Empire occupy Kohlingen instead of raiding it?

I understand the motive behind the invasion of South Figaro and that was to do with power, the motive of the terrible genocide of Doma was to do with Imperial Expansion, and the attack on Thamasa was to do with conquering the espers at the Magi Village and killing General Leo Christophe. But, I cannot find any clear or understandable motive of the Magitek Empire, as to why raid Kohlingen. Also, if the Magitek Empire was so powerful at the time, then why didn't it decide to invade and occupy Kohlingen?

I just need help from Final Fantasy Fans to help answer those two questions.

So, Ultima is in this game, I got it after getting the Huge Materia at Corel, I think.

Now, it needs to level up once, I think, to be able to use Ultima at all. Is it worth it? What exactly does this spell do?

In Final Fantasy VI, it does massive damage to ALL enemies and can make short work of virtually any boss, including Goddess and Kefka.

But in Final Fantasy II, it's only powerful if you've leveled up all your other spells, and otherwise isn't much stronger than any other offensive spells. (And Minwu died for that, too!)

So how powerful is Ultima in FF7, how much MP does it cost, and does it attack all enemies or just one? (I'd like to know before I go level grinding for it, coz I'm hoping to beat Sephiroth today)

So, I just got the W-Item Materia, and I'm having perfect opportunity to test it against enemies that only make you slower on my way back to the area of the tunnel where you fight the Turks.

Before anyone jumps to conclusions, yes, I read the article first.

To make the glitch work, the player must enter a battle and select any item they wish to duplicate, confirm it, and then select another item (it does not matter which one). When the cursor is over a character's head, the player must cancel the item with X or O), depending on controller configuration (it does not work with square). Every time one does this, the amount of the first item will increase by one. The glitch cannot exceed the 99 item cap.

So the X equivalent on a Switch remote - and the article did say it carried over to Switch - is B.

So I tried it. Against those slow-down enemies in the subway, I have my character equipped with W-Item use a Megalixir (of which I have four), then select another item, and while the cursor is above that character's head, I cancelled it and had my character attack instead.

I tried it twice but my Megalixir count is still 4... What am I doing wrong?

Also, it doesn't look like it'll work on stuff like Ribbons so unless I can either Morph a Master Tonberry (which is extremely difficult especially since you can't tell how much HP they have even by Sense) or figure out how to get GP for the Gold Saucer, I'll have one character susceptible to Confuse when Sephiroth uses Supernova. My first fight with him it came down to luck.

I got to the part in FF7 where you go back into Midgar with the key but I don't know what to do in Midgar. Can someone help me please?

We are talking here about a Series of 6 games, that are mostly forgotten or considered as not Final Fantasy... Well I love them and I will show you why these games are great

Well The original Crystal Chronicles Game was released on Gamecube and never on other platforms, what made the Selfish Nintendo profit a lot but also killed the series because it was not "popular" enough to be really continued, but nintendo managed to milk six games from Square.

The combat system is Real Timed and not Turn Based, where you walk around mowing enemies at your own rhythm, also doing lots of platforming and puzzle solving, like finding a lever, killing all enemies or hitting a certain obstacle with a certain skill. As depicted by the CC Fandom page, the game is resumed in Battling, Exploring and Interacting, where you do specific tasks for npcs, choose the dungeons you are gonna explore and then finnally, bringing back home a full Chalice of Myrrh, the only substance that can restore the Crystals that protect the Cities and Villages from the Miasma that has overcome the world, a toxic substance that kills people. So basically your objective is going out yearly exploring until you have enough myrrh to come back, keeping your people protected... and things go developing! People keep investigating to see if its possible to clear all the Miasma, and lots of things change every year, so if you like this kind of game, where you are a caravanner that explores the world at your own pace, chooses the dungeons you gonna face and make choices that will affect the lives of those who rely on you, then check it out! There are lots and lots of different things to explore, and it is more of a Calming experience than an Story-Focused one, where you are more driven by the heat of the moment, so you will feel a different type of joy in this game.

FFCC RING OF FATES is a game that tells the story of before the Miasma covered the world, where you follow up the story of the Twins Yuri anc Chelinka, that had to overcome an immensurable amount of pain that no one should ever face, together with the Yuke mage Al, the Selkie boy that looks a lot like Gau, Gnash and the cutie littlie Liltie Meeth, that you should never ever "upsetie"

Different from the original game, this one has an mandatory storyline that you have to follow, uncovering the past of the party, the parents of the twins and the king or Rebena Te Ra (which is in ruins on the main game)

Originally made for NDS with no new ports

FFCC ECHOES OF TIME is the Sequel of Ring of Fates and still before the main game, the story revolves on the cute catgirl Sherlotta, that sadly doesn't have cat ears, only tail 😔, a girl that is capable of creating crystals, from which this crazy guy Larkeicus wants to use to sustain his greed for power and fame, even though his machines draw the essencial power that mantains the world and it creates calamities, he concludes that to solve this he needs more power! What a Genius!

In this game you learn the sad truth about how the greed of one single person can cause so much suffering, and come on Square! These stories are too cruel! Heart shattering for Pegi 12 or 14 😭

The gameplay stays the same, but its more free than Ring of Fates and more mandatory than the main game. Originally made for NDS, but with a Wii port

FFCC MY LIFE AS A KING is a Sequel to the main game, where there is No more miasma and people are starting to rebuild the world.

You play as the little King Leo, an young boy that doesn't talk very much, but is determined to follow his father's footsteps and become an great King, making the kingdom flourish! The gameplay is... uhhh... its a city building game... like SimCity or so, you walk around your kingdom and choose which buildings to construct with the power of magic, and for resources you send adventurers to the outside world, so instead of being the adventurer, you have the perspective of the king administrating the city, which is also cool... your adventurers get better equipments with your patronage and can do much better on field, with this finding more distant places and clues about what happened to your father... which is... not what you expected, and thus the plot thickens as you go on uncovering this story, until you can finnally have a happy ending!

This game was made for Wii, only sold on WiiWare, and thus, there is NO WAY of buying it, those nintendo sons of a b-

FFCC MY LIFE AS A DARKLORD is the Sequel to my life as a king, where you play with the great, the amazing, the most devilish and completely Evil Darklord's Daughter Mira! After her dad was defeated by some adventurers sent by some king, its her turn to dominate the world! So she takes her magic tower and uses to make a dungeon for the adventurers, where in a Tower Defense style game she protects her evil crystal by setting monsters and creating different floors to stop the adventurers from defeating her, with this, reigning supreme as the greatest Darklord evil! Muahahahahahaha!

Check this game! Its hella funny!

Made only for WiiWare and impossible to buy... Nintendo FUUU-

FFCC THE CRYSTAL BEARERS is the last game and is the sequel from a distant future, where now people that use magic and crystals are like monsters, abominations that shouldn't exist... people always act like that when they are living in their super confortable lives, but just like atheists that when confronted by death start praying to gods and miracles, soon they all will cry out for a savior.. in this game you play as Layle, a dude that has the power to manipulate gravity... he just goes walking around the world, picking people and rocks and throwing everywhere... this guy is OP! You go on with him as a mercenary, that just happens to hear more than he should and starts uncovering the secrets of a world domination plan, where he appears to be the only one capable of stopping this madness.

The game talks about racism and other forms of bigotry, still keeping the dark themed atmosphere of the series.

Made for wii, but this one has a Disc version, but still death to this company 😡

All these games are based on Final Fantasy IX a lot, there are lots of copied enemies and bosses, and some elements like Miasma and Mist and themes about mortality, bigotry, fear of death and the importance of the memories, so it resembles a lot this game in a more free way in its own world that is apart from any other ff World

WHERE TO PLAY THESE GAMES

Well, the only one actually accessible is the original game, that Finnally got a release for the new consoles! Totally remastered! There is even a mobile version of it! Maybe... there is hope for the other games, but until then, please emulate them, even if you can buy, the less money you can give to these monsters the better... with a NDS a WII and a PC/PS4/any other new gen console, you can play all the games, but all that can be emulated... the only one that is very hard to work properly is Crystal Bearers, since its awfully bad optimized.

These games deserved more love...

After the modern-futuristic aspect of FFVII and FFVIII, Square created FFIX in the more classic style of FF as a throwback to that era. However, while creating FFIX, Square was also working in FFX, and both games were launched very close to each other in comparation to the other entries, and that made FFIX underrated. Yet, Square themselves said FFIX was the game closest to what Final Fantasy truely is. Well then, let's find out why!

The main theme of this game is none other than Death, but it also features other theme: what truely is our home. Is it living with your biological parents? Or maybe your adopted family? Maybe it's living with your friends, or perhaps living alone. Many different situations are shown in the game, and they can easily make you think of what is your position on the matter.

Running away from the themes, this game is worth playing just for the CGIs, especially the ones with eidolons and monsters (humans not included in the statement). One of the most iconic moments of the game, and probably of the entire franchise, quite close to Cloud's dancing moves and girl's disguise, is the battle between two very powerful eidolons: Bahamut, the King of Dragons, and Alexander, the Holy Adjudicator.

The gameplay style is the common style from FFIV and FFVI, and so very easy to play. Each character has their main job class, with some also having a secondary class less important. The protagonist is a flirty thief, and is later joined by a black mage based on the original and misterious aspect of the class, a mystic knight who is always jumping around and yet is a bit fat, a summoner with an identity crisis worse than Firion, a dragoon who is a rat and is after her long lost love, a blue mage who eats everything they can, a little white mage and summoner that tries to act very mature despite being only 6, and a monk half-ninja who works as a contrast to the party (and I guess people hate him for that, poor man).

The game also features guest characters, like a very weird man with some weird tastes, a man who gives a pirate-like feeling and is in your party twice (he is also pretty heroic. BROS BEFORE HOES!!!), a beautiful young man who unfortunately barely appears in the game, and a paladin general who you'll like to have in your party.

The game starts with you meeting Tantalus, what appears to be a threatre group, but you find out they are more than that. Your mission: abduct Princess Garnet Til Alexandros XVII. While the group performs "I Want To Be Your Canary", the most famous threatre play in Alexandria, our monkey boy Zidane and Blank have the mission to infiltrate the castle, and what better way to do so than to distract the public with a clash of swords? The minigame itself isn't hard, just don't rush yourself. Oh, and you'll like to impress Queen Brahne to get a Moonstone (very useful right at the beginning).

The story moves on, and so do you. Well, Blank is gonna stop for a while, but you'll help him later on (curse me and my dark humor).

The main antagonist of the game (besides Death itself) is a man who somehow gets mistaken as a woman😐(but seriously, how does that happen?). Kuja is a young man (fun fact: is the youngest villain of FF) who is trying to surpass his creator/father/master Garland (references, references everywhere) and is the one behind all the destruction that's happening in the Mist Continent. He is a fan of arts, especially threatre, and will often make references to the art and act like the story is all one big play (it can be seen as so tho). You'll find traits of other villains in Kuja, like his greedy and desire for power like Emperor Mateus, his insanity similar to Kefka, the way he reacts upon knowing the truth of his creation is similar to Sephiroth (silver haired dudes have problems😐), and his redemption resembling Golbez. Play the game to understand everything.

And to finish it off, this game has amazing music. From "A Place To Call Home/The Place I'll Return To Someday" to "Melodies of Life", passing through "You're Not Alone" and "Dark Messenger", every music will provide you the correct environment for every moment. Fun fact: FFIX's OST is Nobuo Uematsu's favorite. He said he loved to create it.

Oh, and look out for every reference to the previous games. There are a lot.

Also, the round guy is gonna get you. Help the friendly monsters first.

WHERE CAN YOU PLAY IT?

Well, the game was created for Ps1, but there is a great remaster for PC, and you can also play it if you have a Ps3 or Ps4.

So, I've just finished FFV and the next FF I'll play will be FFI because it has been a very long time since I last played it.

The thing is, last time I named the characters after my family, and I don't want to do the same this time.

So, I was wondering if you guys could suggest names for the characters. Here's all you need to know:

- the names have a limit of 5 letters

- it can be your real name(if you feel comfortable with it, I don't force anyone into this) or your profile name, or just some random name you thought about

There are four characters:

- Warrior

- Thief

- Black Mage

- White Mage

I'll name the Thief, so you only need to name the other three.

When commenting a name, please especify for which character it is, or say if it can be for whatever character

A picture of the CD because why not?