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DFF2015 Cloud 2nd Form — Cloudy Wolf attire in the arcade version of *Dissidia Final Fantasy*.

Cloudy Wolf, also known as Advent Attire, is the attire Cloud Strife wears in Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children that has since become his iconic "alternate outfit" seen in various spin-off appearances. It is designed by Tetsuya Nomura, Cloud's original character designer and the director for Advent Children.

Cloud wears a high collar sleeveless indigo shirt, black pants and boots, and black cloth covering his left leg and arm. He has a shoulder pauldron, and his chest is covered by two straps, held in place by a badge representing Fenrir, a wolf that has come to be associated with him. The outfit incorporates elements from his original outfit, notably the single pauldron, as well as Sephiroth's outfit with the crossed straps and the long piece of cloth around his leg and the single long sleeve that bring to mind Sephiroth's long black coat.

Cloud wears a pink ribbon around his left arm, though it usually stays hidden. When Cloud wears this outfit he wields the Fusion Swords—his new multi-blade combine weapon from the movie—rather than the Buster Sword, his iconic starter weapon from Final Fantasy VII. Tifa Lockhart likewise had a similar wardrobe change for the movie: the Leather Suit.

Appearances

Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children

Cloud's Geostigma — The pink ribbon under the sleeve.

Cloud's new design was made with fighting in mind. The concept began with a black robe and was restructured into the final version. The wolf motif from which the attire gains its name is Fenrir. It is the gray wolf that follows Cloud throughout the film, and Cloud wears his emblem on his shoulder pauldron, his earring and gloves, as well as on the background his cellphone. The emblem is also on Barret's, Denzel's, and Tifa's rings. Cloud wears a pink ribbon hidden under the sleeve in remembrance of Aerith Gainsborough. The sleeve also hides his Geostigma infection, which he wants to conceal from his friends. Cloud loses the sleeve during the movie.

Dirge of Cerberus -Final Fantasy VII-

Cloud still wears the Cloudy Wolf outfit, his sleeve now mended.

Final Fantasy XIV

Advent Attire is an outfit from Mog Station. It is a Veteran Rewards, a special in-game item bonus awarded based on how long the player has had an active subscription. Veteran Rewards are distributed via the moogle delivery service once the player has reached a certain number of days subscribed. Previously, Advent Attire became available at rank 10 after 720 days of being subscribed, but in patch 4.1, the rank and days were greatly reduced, now only requiring Rank 2 after 60 days.

Dissidia Final Fantasy series

Cloudy Wolf attire in the original Dissidia.

Cloudy Wolf is Cloud's first alternate costume in Dissidia Final Fantasy and Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy. In his EX Mode, Cloud wields the fully assembled Fusion Swords, though for purposes of gameplay he never separates them as he does in the film.

Cloudy Wolf returns in Dissidia Final Fantasy NT as Cloud's 1st alternate costume, as well as being his main attire in the storyline, as Cloud had been summoned from the most recent events in his world; which in this case is after his victory against Sephiroth in Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children.

Cloud Wolf gains additional color variations; his 1st alternate color changes his shirt blue and he gains a camouflage pattern on his sash, while the 2nd alternate color changes his shirt purple and his sash gains a Fenrir imprint pattern.

In Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia, Cloudy Wolf is a costume for Cloud available as DLC. It includes Buster Sword NT Ver (VII).

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call

Cloud in his Cloudy Wolf attire appears as a playable character, called Cloud #2, and is purchasable through DLC.

Cloud #2 possesses an increase in defensive capabilities, forgoing strength in favor of keeping the player from crashing out in music stages. While statistically better than his 1st form, his abilities are more geared toward field stages.

Pictlogica Final Fantasy

Cloud appears as a playable character. He has two versions, his second being the Advent Children attire.

Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade

Cloud is an ally and a summonable Legend depicted in both his Final Fantasy VII and Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children outfits.

Final Fantasy Record Keeper

Cloud traveled far and wide, enduring battle after battle and nearly losing himself in the process. Though he saved the planet, he lost much in the struggle, and now he chooses a life of solitude, shunning contact with even his closest friends.
Wardrobe Record description

Cloudy Wolf is a Wardrobe Record obtainable from these events: The Lone Wolf's Lament - Cloudy Wolf, Fat Chocobo's Gysahl Exchange: Halloween 2016, and Vow Upon a Star.

Final Fantasy Trading Card Game

Some of Cloud's cards have him wearing the outfit. The Fenrir emblem, also sometimes referred to as "Cloudy Wolf", has appeared in the game in the back of some cards as well.

Non-Final Fantasy guest appearances

Kingdom Hearts series

In Kingdom Hearts II, Cloud is identical to his appearance in Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children, save that Fusion Swords is loosely bound as the Buster Sword was in the original Kingdom Hearts.

Super Smash Bros.

Cloud is a playable DLC character. He was released along with Midgar as a stage on December 15, 2015. Players can choose between his Final Fantasy VII garb, and his Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children outfit, complete with a Fusion Swords-style Buster Sword. His third alternate costume removes the

sleeve, as shown near the climax of the movie. There also exists an amiibo of Cloud wearing this.

This outfit returns in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.

Merchandise

Merchandise of Cloud from Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children depict him sporting this outfit. When the film was released, there were also a lot of official merchandise depicting the wolf motif of Cloud's outfit, often called the Cloudy Wolf.

Gallery

Etymology and allusions

The name of the outfit refers to Cloud being stalked by the wolf Fenrir in Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children (heavily implied to be a personification of the guilt he carries over his past failures).

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 '''Cloudy Wolf''', also known as '''Advent Attire''', is the attire [[Cloud Strife]] wears in ''[[Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children]]'' that has since become his iconic "alternate outfit" seen in various spin-off appearances. It is designed by [[Tetsuya Nomura]], Cloud's original character designer and the director for ''Advent Children''.
-Cloud wears a high collar sleeveless indigo shirt, black pants and boots, and black cloth covering his left leg and arm. He has a shoulder pauldron, and his chest is covered by two straps, held in place by a badge representing [[Fenrir (Final Fantasy VII)|Fenrir]], a wolf that has come to be associated with him. The outfit incorporates elements from his original outfit, notably the single pauldron, as well as [[Sephiroth (Final Fantasy VII)|Sephiroth's]] outfit with the crossed straps and the long piece of cloth around his leg and the single long sleeve that bring to mind Sephiroth's long black coat.
+Cloud wears a high collar sleeveless indigo shirt, black pants and boots, and black cloth covering his left leg and arm. He has a shoulder pauldron, and his chest is covered by two straps, held in place by a badge representing [[Fenrir (Final Fantasy VII)|Fenrir]], a wolf that has come to be associated with him. The outfit incorporates elements from his original outfit, notably the single pauldron, as well as [[Sephiroth|Sephiroth's]] outfit with the crossed straps and the long piece of cloth around his leg and the single long sleeve that bring to mind Sephiroth's long black coat.
-Cloud wears a pink ribbon around his left arm, though it usually stays hidden. When Cloud wears this outfit he wields the [[Fusion Swords]]—his new multi-blade combine weapon from the movie—rather than the [[Buster Sword]], his iconic starter weapon from ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]''. [[Tifa Lockhart]] likewise had a similar wardrobe change for the movie: the [[Leather Suit]].
+Cloud wears a pink ribbon around his left arm, though it usually stays hidden. When Cloud wears this outfit he wields the [[Fusion Sword]]s—his new multi-blade combine weapon from the movie—rather than the [[Buster Sword]], his iconic starter weapon from ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]''. [[Tifa Lockhart]] likewise had a similar wardrobe change for the movie: the [[Leather Suit]].
 ==Appearances==
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 Cloud still wears the Cloudy Wolf outfit, his sleeve now mended.
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+{{clear}}
 ===''[[Final Fantasy XIV]]''===
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 [[File:AdventAttireFFXIV.png|right|100px]]
 Advent Attire is an outfit from [[Mog Station]]. It is a Veteran Rewards, a special in-game item bonus awarded based on how long the player has had an active subscription. Veteran Rewards are distributed via the moogle delivery service once the player has reached a certain number of days subscribed. Previously, Advent Attire became available at rank 10 after 720 days of being subscribed, but in patch 4.1, the rank and days were greatly reduced, now only requiring Rank 2 after 60 days.
-{{-}}
+{{clear}}
 ===''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy]]'' series===
 [[File:Cloud Alt UT.png|right|130px|Cloudy Wolf attire in the original ''Dissidia''.]]
-Cloudy Wolf is [[Cloud Strife/Dissidia|Cloud's]] first [[List of alternate outfits|alternate costume]] in ''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)|Dissidia Final Fantasy]]'' and ''[[Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy]]''. In his [[EX Mode (term)|EX Mode]], Cloud wields the fully assembled Fusion Swords, though for purposes of gameplay he never separates them as he does in the film.
+Cloudy Wolf is [[Cloud Strife/Dissidia (PSP)|Cloud's]] first [[List of alternate outfits|alternate costume]] in ''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)|Dissidia Final Fantasy]]'' and ''[[Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy]]''. In his [[EX Mode (term)|EX Mode]], Cloud wields the fully assembled Fusion Swords, though for purposes of gameplay he never separates them as he does in the film.
-Cloudy Wolf returns in ''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy NT]]'' as Cloud's 1st alternate costume, as well as being his main attire in the storyline, as Cloud had been summoned from the most recent events in [[Gaia (Final Fantasy VII)|his world]]; which in this case is after his victory against [[Sephiroth (Final Fantasy VII)|Sephiroth]] in ''[[Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children]]''.
+Cloudy Wolf returns in ''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy NT]]'' as Cloud's 1st alternate costume, as well as being his main attire in the storyline, as Cloud had been summoned from the most recent events in [[Gaia (Final Fantasy VII)|his world]]; which in this case is after his victory against [[Sephiroth]] in ''[[Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children]]''.
 Cloud Wolf gains additional color variations; his 1st alternate color changes his shirt blue and he gains a camouflage pattern on his sash, while the 2nd alternate color changes his shirt purple and his sash gains a [[Fenrir (Final Fantasy VII)|Fenrir]] imprint pattern.
-{{-}}
+In ''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia]]'', Cloudy Wolf is a [[Costume (Opera Omnia)|costume]] for [[Cloud Strife/Opera Omnia|Cloud]] available as DLC. It includes Buster Sword NT Ver (VII).
+{{clear}}
 ===''[[Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call]]''===
 [[File:Theatrhythm CC Cloud.png|right|150px]]
-[[Cloud Strife/Theatrhythm|Cloud]] in his ''Cloudy Wolf'' attire appears as a playable character, called Cloud #2, and is purchasable through [[List of Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call downloadable content|DLC]].
+[[Cloud Strife/Theatrhythm|Cloud]] in his ''Cloudy Wolf'' attire appears as a playable character, called Cloud #2, and is purchasable through [[Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call downloadable content|DLC]].
 Cloud #2 possesses an increase in defensive capabilities, forgoing strength in favor of keeping the player from crashing out in music stages. While statistically better than his 1st form, his abilities are more geared toward field stages.
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 [[File:FFAB Climhazzard - Cloud Legend SR.png|right|100px]]
 Cloud is an ally and a summonable [[Legend (Airborne Brigade)|Legend]] depicted in both his ''Final Fantasy VII'' and ''Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children'' outfits.
-{{-}}
+{{clear}}
 ===''[[Final Fantasy Record Keeper]]''===
 [[File:FFRK AC Cloud.png|right]]
-{{Q|Cloud traveled far and wide, enduring battle after battle and nearly losing himself in the process. Though he saved the planet, he lost much in the struggle, and now he chooses a life of solitude, shunning contact with even his closest friends.|Wardrobe Record description}}
+{{Quote|Cloud traveled far and wide, enduring battle after battle and nearly losing himself in the process. Though he saved the planet, he lost much in the struggle, and now he chooses a life of solitude, shunning contact with even his closest friends.|Wardrobe Record description}}
 [[Wardrobe Record#Cloudy Wolf|Cloudy Wolf]] is a [[Wardrobe Record]] obtainable from these [[Event (Record Keeper)|events]]: [[The Lone Wolf's Lament - Cloudy Wolf]], [[Fat Chocobo's Gysahl Exchange]]: Halloween 2016, and [[Vow Upon a Star]].
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 </gallery>
-===''[[Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U]]''===
+===''[[Super Smash Bros.]]''===
 [[File:Cloud Advent Children SSB4.png|right|120px]]
-Cloud is a playable DLC character. He was released along with [[Midgar]] as a stage on December 15, 2015. Players can choose between his ''Final Fantasy VII'' garb, and his ''Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children'' outfit, complete with a Fusion Swords-style Buster Sword. His third alternate costume removes the sleeve, as shown near the climax of the movie. There also exists an amiibo of Cloud wearing this.
+Cloud is a playable DLC character. He was released along with [[Midgar]] as a stage on December 15, 2015. Players can choose between his ''Final Fantasy VII'' garb, and his ''Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children'' outfit, complete with a Fusion Swords-style Buster Sword. His third alternate costume removes the
+[[File:SSBU Cloud Strife render 002.png|thumb|220x220px]]
-{{-}}
+sleeve, as shown near the climax of the movie. There also exists an amiibo of Cloud wearing this.
+This outfit returns in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.{{clear}}
 ==Merchandise==
-{{See Also|Fenrir (Final Fantasy VII)#Merchandise|t1=Merchandise of Fenrir, the wolf emblem}}
+{{See|Fenrir (Final Fantasy VII)#Merchandise|t1=Merchandise of Fenrir, the wolf emblem}}
 Merchandise of Cloud from ''Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children'' depict him sporting this outfit. When the film was released, there were also a lot of official merchandise depicting the wolf motif of Cloud's outfit, often called the Cloudy Wolf.
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 Cloud amiibo 02.png|Amiibo for ''Super Smash Bros''.
 </gallery>
-==Etymology and allusions==
-The name of the outfit was an indirect reference to a key plot point within ''Advent Children'' and ''Advent Children Complete'', where Cloud was frequently stalked by the wolf [[Fenrir (Final Fantasy VII)|Fenrir]] (which is heavily implied to be a personification of the immense guilt that he carried over his past failures, such as his letting Zack and Aerith die at the hands of SOLDIER and Sephiroth, respectively, and his infection by Geostigma) until he proceeded to let go of his guilt.
 ==Gallery==
-<gallery>
+<gallery expand=true>
 Cloud AC 2007 Art.jpg|Cloud's ''Advent Children'' outfit for the ''Final Fantasy VII'' Anniversary.
 Ff7ac-cloud-render.jpg|CG render for ''Advent Children''.
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 DoC Cloud Rides.jpg|''[[Dirge of Cerberus -Final Fantasy VII-]]''.
 Dissicon ff7 Clo2.png|''Dissidia Final Fantasy'' icon.
+Dffoo cloud 02.png|''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia]]''.
+DFFOO Cloud Skin 2.jpg|''Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia''.
 FFRK Cloud VIIAC sprites.png|''[[Final Fantasy Record Keeper]]''.
+FFRK Cloudy Wolf FFVII.png|''[[Final Fantasy Record Keeper]]'' [FFVII].
 </gallery>
+==Etymology and allusions==
+The name of the outfit refers to Cloud being stalked by the wolf Fenrir in ''Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children'' (heavily implied to be a personification of the guilt he carries over his past failures).
 {{navbox VIIAC}}