Delita Heiral, also known as Delita Hyral, is a character from Final Fantasy Tactics. A commoner who was taken in by Barbaneth Beoulve alongside his sister, Tietra, Delita grew up with Ramza Beoulve as a knight of the Order of the Northern Sky. In the events that unfolded, he became known for centuries as a hero of the War of the Lions.
Delita began as a knight apprentice of the Northern Sky alongside Ramza. However, he became disillusioned with the Order after his sister's death and thereafter operated as a lone wolf, forming different allegiances and partnerships with factions across Ivalice. Ultimately using these as a means to an end to achieve his own ambitions, scholar Arazlam Durai, a historian researching the events centuries later, narrates that history has made Delita the only hero of the War of the Lions and asks the audience to consider if this is the truth and help him find the true answer. Arazlam's research forms the frame story for Final Fantasy Tactics.
In chapter 1, "The Meager", Delita is a guest character. Later, in Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions versions of the game, he is directly under the player's control in two side battles that take place away from the main plot with Ramza and his party.
History[]
Early life[]
Delita was the son of a simple farmer who lived and worked for House Beoulve. When his parents were taken by the Black Death, Barbaneth Beoulve took Delita and his sister, Tietra, in. Growing up, Delita was close with Barbaneth's son, Ramza.[1]
Lord Barbaneth thought highly of Delita. He made arrangements for Delita to become a knight apprentice at the Royal Military Akademy at Garland, with the headmaster balking at the idea of taking Delita at first.[2] In their youth, Lord Barbaneth taught them how to make a whistle from a blade of grass.[3]
Allegiance to the Order of the Northern Sky[]
Delita and Ramza whistle on a blade of grass.
In chapter 1, "The Meager", the Corpse Brigade, a rebel group in Ivalice, launched attacks against the nobility that the Northern Sky was called to suppress. Delita and Ramza came across fellow knight apprentice Argath Thadalfus being held hostage by the Brigade and Delita urged Ramza to rescue him. Argath pressed for an immediate rescue of the kidnapped Marquis Elmdore, though Delita preached caution and brought them first to Eagrose Castle.[4]
At Eagrose, Dycedarg Beoulve ordered Ramza and his companions to stand down, promising to send a squad.[5] Delita checked in with Tietra and the group was encouraged by Zalbaag Beoulve to investigate anyway.[6] Tracking Elmdore to the Sand Rat Sietch in the Zeklaus Desert, they confronted Brigade leader Wiegraf Folles, who released the marquis after a tense exchange. When Argath tried to strike Wiegraf, Delita held him back, insisting that the Brigade was finished.[7] Upon their return, Dycedarg was furious at their disobedience. Delita attempted to take the blame from Ramza, but Ramza claimed responsibility himself.[8]
Delita and Ramza were later ordered to attack Milleuda Folles at the Brigands' Den. Milleuda explained the Corpse Brigade's rebellion as a fight born from class injustice, poverty, and neglect after the Fifty Years' War, leaving Delita unsure if she was truly his enemy. Ramza spared her, straining his ties with Argath.[9] Back at Eagrose, Delita learned that Tietra had been kidnapped. Dycedarg promised to protect her, but Argath scoffed, saying that he would not risk the army for a "common maid". Enraged, Delita attacked Argath. Though Ramza restrained Delita, he too denounced Argath and cast him out.[10]
Delita holds Tietra's body at Ziekden Fortress.
Delita and Ramza set out to rescue Tietra, confronting Milleuda once more at the Lenalian Plateau. Though Delita pleaded that he and Tietra were not nobles, Milleuda refused to relent and was slain, leaving Delita uneasy.[3] They then pursued Wiegraf to the windmill hut, but Gragoroth Levigne escaped with Tietra as a hostage to Ziekden Fortress while Wiegraf fled. Before leaving, Wiegraf accused Ramza’s brothers of orchestrating the war, causing Delita to further question his place in it all.[11][1]
At Ziekden Fortress, Delita and Ramza arrived at a standoff between Gragoroth, Tietra, and the Northern Sky led by Zalbaag and Argath. As Gragoroth held Tietra hostage, Argath—acting on orders from Zalbaag—opened fire, mortally wounding both Tietra and Gragoroth. Overcome with rage, Delita turned on Argath and the knights. Ramza joined him in battle, but Delita warned Ramza that he blamed him as well. Argath was slain, but Gragoroth triggered an explosion that destroyed the fortress. Delita, shielded by Tietra’s body, survived.[12]
In The Ivalice Chronicles, when Delita was knocked down by Argath or female black mages in his party, instead of supporting Ramza in defeating him, he became more vengeful for being used by the nobility, accusing Ramza for being a highborn noble and vowing to take him down alongside the entire nobility in Ivalice.
The kidnapping of Ovelia[]
Following the Ziekden Fortress incident, Delita set himself up as a Blackram lieutenant for the Order of the Southern Sky knight under Baron Grimms[13][14][note 1] while also answering to the Church of Glabados.[15] In truth, he planned to double-cross both the Order and the Church and set out to kidnap Princess Ovelia to save her from a plot to assassinate her,[16] hoping to use her to build a new Ivalice.[17]
Depicted in the prologue, but set during chapter 2, "The Manipulative & the Subservient," knights of the Church of Glabados disguised in Southern Sky uniforms attacked Orbonne Monastery, where Princess Ovelia was staying. Ramza, now a mercenary under Goffard Gaffgarion after renouncing his noble life, and Agrias Oaks, Ovelia's knight, repelled the attackers. Amid the chaos, Delita slipped inside, abducted Ovelia, and fled on his chocobo. As she protested, he apologized, telling her that her birth and faith—not he—had wronged her before escaping with her.[18]
Delita saving Ovelia.
In chapter 2, Ramza, Agrias, and Gaffgarion caught up with Delita and Ovelia at Zeirchele Falls. There, Gaffgarion revealed that he had been hired to kill Ovelia so Duke Goltanna could not use her as a claimant to the throne. Ramza and Agrias turned against him while Ramza denied Delita's query that he still served Dycedarg. Delita swore that he would not allow Ovelia to be used as a tool, prompting her to ask if he was truly her friend, to which he replied that he was simply a "human being" as she was.[note 2] After driving off Gaffgarion, Delita asked to take Ovelia into his care, but gave vague answers about his intentions, eventually leaving her with Agrias while telling Ramza that he hoped their paths would cross again.[16]
When Delita learned that Ramza was investigating the Church of Glabados' pursuit of the auracite, he met him in Warjilis to warn him to stop, insisting that only he could save Princess Ovelia.[21] When Ovelia fell into Cardinal Delacroix's custody, Delita urged her to eat and denied manipulating her, claiming that he wished to see her made queen. Their conversation was interrupted by Folmarv Tengille of the Knights Templar, who interrogated her. Later, Delita delivered Ovelia safely to Duke Goltanna, protecting her from Northern Sky knights, at which point she reluctantly admitted that she had no choice but to trust him.[20]
Delita presented Ovelia to Duke Goltanna, claiming to be the last of the Blackram Knights sent to protect her. He also produced a prisoner who accused Chancellor Glevanne of attempting to kidnap the princess to discredit Goltanna in service of Duke Larg.[note 3] Delita executed Glevanne for treachery and advised Goltanna to march the Order of the Southern Sky on Lesalia, igniting the War of the Lions.[13]
Betraying the Southern Sky[]
Delita embraces Ovelia.
In chapter 3, "The Valiant", Delita earned reputation as the knight who rescued Princess Ovelia and was rewarded with leadership of the Blackram Knights after Baron Grimms' death against the Order of the Ebon Eye rebels in Zeltennia.[14]
Delita comforted Ovelia, who had been told by Folmarv that she was not the true princess, but a political impostor placed in the royal family.[22] He confessed that he related to her, having also lived among nobles despite being of lower birth, and declared that the world rewarded conformity, not endeavor. Unlike others, he claimed that he had broken free of such control and would no longer be an "unwitting puppet". Delita then vowed to tear down the corrupt kingdom and build a new one where Ovelia's light would "outshine the sun", swearing this on Tietra's soul.[17]
Delita continued to protect Ovelia in Zeltennia from assassins sent by Lord Dycedarg.[23] In chapter 4, "In the Name of Love", High Confessor Marcel ordered Delita to assassinate Duke Goltanna and Count Orlandeau.[15] He was assigned the aid of Valmafra Lenande, though, in truth, she was tasked with monitoring him.[24] During this time, Delita remained close to Ovelia, teaching her to whistle on a blade of grass after she tried and failed. When she noticed the pendant he carried for Tietra, Delita vowed that he would not allow Ovelia's fate to be dictated by nobles as Tietra's had been.[25]
Delita killing the false Orlandeau.
Ramza later encountered Delita in Zeltennia, where Delita revealed the High Confessor's plot to eliminate Goltanna and Orlandeau at Fort Besselat. He explained that the Church, having stoked public resentment toward the Crown, intended to seize power once both leaders had fallen. Though Delita admitted that he did not serve the Church, he shared their goal of ending the war. He warned Ramza that, while he would not hesitate to kill him if necessary, Ramza was not his enemy—Delita’s duty to protect Ovelia simply meant he could not join him.[15] Their conversation was overheard by Confessor Zalmour, who branded Delita a traitor, already suspecting him of plotting against the Church. Denouncing the Church’s "vile farce" of peace that used the gods' names to oppress the weak, something that Delita considered blasphemous, Delita slew Zalmour. Recognizing that Ramza carried the Scriptures of Germonique and could expose the Church, Delita chose to aid him indirectly, parting with him on respectful terms.[24]
At Fort Besselat, Delita assassinated Duke Goltanna and implicated Orlandeau in the murder, but executed a willing decoy devoted to the cause to allow the real Orlandeau to escape and assist Ramza in his quest against the Lucavi demons behind the Church of Glabados.[26][27][note 4] Orran Durai, the adopted son of Count Orlandeau, revealed to Ovelia that Delita had killed Goltanna, shocking them both. Delita responded that no one wished to see Goltanna made king and urged Ovelia to trust him, which she hesitantly did. Delita told Orran Durai of his plans to bring down the Northern Sky, Southern Sky, and Church of Glabados' High Confessor to build a new, more just kingdom of Ivalice for Ovelia, becoming known as a hero of the people, something Orran objected to, but could not bring himself to strike Delita,[28] in the end believing Delita to be pure of heart. When Valmafra also turned on Delita, he recognized her as a tool manipulated by Lord Folmarv and made it appear as though he had killed her, then let her run.[19]
Delita later came upon Ovelia speaking with Agrias, who was now aiding Ramza against the Lucavi. While speaking to them, Agrias called him an unmannered dog due to him calling Ovelia by her name instead of princess and demanded that Delita promise to keep Ovelia safe, to which Delita assured her that he would. Before Agrias departed to rejoin Ramza, she gave Ovelia a dagger to protect herself with, which surprised Delita.
Aftermath[]
Ovelia's end
Following the Lucavi leader Ultima's destruction at the hands of Ramza, Delita married Princess Ovelia and became the King of Ivalice. In the official record, Delita maintained a long and peaceful rule while Ramza was never mentioned. Orran Durai, who had published an account of the truth, was executed by the church as a heretic, but his descendant, Arazlam Durai, would discover his Durai Papers and learn the truth.[19][29]
Ramza and Alma survived the battle with Ultima and fled Ivalice. As depicted in Lord of Vermilion III, a few years after the ending of Final Fantasy Tactics, Ramza was still with his comrades in Ordallia, helping out a resistance movement that opposes the country's oppressive regime. Delita, now the King of Ivalice, sent troops to Ordallia to help quash this resistance and Ramza was prepared to oppose Delita once again in order to protect his friends, both new and old.[30][31]
Ovelia became disturbed when she realized that she was nothing but a pawn to Delita like everyone else. On her birthday, Delita brought her flowers, but Ovelia stabbed him with the dagger that Agrias had given to her, expressing her repulsion by the manner that he manipulated those around him, including herself. Delita responded by stabbing Ovelia with the same dagger and collapsed while wondering about the different paths in life that he and Ramza had chosen and whether Ramza's brought him happiness.[19]
Characteristics[]
Appearance[]
Delita has short, slicked back brown hair and brown eyes. As a squire, he wears a buff coat and squire armor, thigh high boots, brown gloves, and a large belt wrapped around his abdomen. After he becomes a holy knight, Delita wears Templar-like golden armor over his arms, legs, and shoulders, a golden belt, and red clothing.
After further advancing his schemes, Delita dons a long red and gray cloak with white linings and a pale-yellow sash in front to combine with his primary outfit. This outfit is later seen where his job is an Ark Knight in the Rendezvous. As king, Delita wears an elaborate red and white mantle with golden armor.
Personality[]
Delita:Most men but play the part they're given. Most live and die not knowing they play a part at all. But I am past all that now. I am their unwitting puppet no more. No more...I will exact from them the price of their gluttonous feast!
Ovelia:And just what is it you plan to do to them?
Delita:I will burn down this kingdom, and from its ashes build for you a new one—a kingdom worthy of you. I will show you a world where your light will outshine the sun! A world that will know no darkness. And you will have no more need of tears.
Delita is intelligent, cunning, and soft-spoken, but also deeply passionate and idealistic. He grew up as a humble and caring individual under the care of House Beoulve. He deeply cared for his sister, Tietra, and was kind to others, even showing compassion towards his foes, as later shown when fighting Milleuda. The late Barbaneth Beoulve saw both Delita and Tietra as children of his own; in his final moments, Barbaneth told Ramza that Delita was a good man and someone Ramza could trust.
An observant and keen knight of the Northern Sky at first,[32] Delita formed his beliefs after seeing how commoners were dismissed and discarded by the aristocracy[9][10][3] and developed a simmering resentment towards the nobility.[10] On his quest to free the common folk and free Ivalice of the rotten aristocracy, he was cold, calculating, and unafraid to use or even kill others to achieve his goals, including those close to him.[17][15] Nonetheless, he is not entirely ruthless, choosing to allow some to live when he could have slain them[28][27][19] and planning to rule Ivalice in a just manner.[17][28]
Delita is ultimately driven by a determination to never again be manipulated by others and his vow to build a better kingdom is not entirely cynical. This was formed from seeing Tietra become a victim of the nobility[25] and empathizing with the plight of the Corpse Brigade,[9] hardening his resolve to change a system that destroyed the people he loved. His ambition grew not only from personal vengeance, but also from a conviction that the world itself needed to be remade.[17] Though Delita despised the aristocracy for how it treated commoners, he also abhorred the plans of the Church of Glabados, despite them promising to end the class system, finding their subjugation of the weak by hiding behind the name of the gods to be sacrilegious.[24]
Delita uses false allegiances and conspiracies to deceive his contemporaries and achieve his own ends. As such, his love and loyalty are complicated by the fact that, in addition to manipulating powerful figures such as Duke Goltanna and the Church of Glabados,[24][27] he also manipulates even those closest to him, including Ramza, his childhood friend,[24] and Ovelia, his eventual wife.[19] Though Delita would not think twice of killing Ramza, he chose not to and chose to help, purely because their goals aligned.[15] To Delita, people frequently become pieces in a larger game, their roles defined more by circumstance than by choice.[17] His driving paradox is that he strives to create a world where people are no longer treated as pawns, yet he plays his own part in that same cruel cycle to achieve his ends.[note 2]
Although it is unclear if Delita truly nourished genuine feelings for Ovelia or was just manipulating her to fulfill his agenda, he expressed his desire to build a kingdom worthy of her and reshape society so there would never be another incident like Tietra's; he told Ramza that he would even give up on his own life to save Ovelia's. Delita rejected joining Ramza's group, stating that Ovelia needed and relied on him far too much for him to simply abandon her.
In the end, Delita's story illustrates the contradictions of his character. By selfishly seizing power, he nevertheless went down in history as the hero who reshaped Ivalice,[19][29] even as he railed against the very manipulation that had ensnared him. However, this led to his manipulative ways catching up to him and Ovelia turning against him, with him questioning whether all of his sacrifices had truly been worth it.[19]
Gameplay[]
Delita is one of two characters whose special job class changes throughout the story (with the other being Argath, but only in the War of the Lions rerelease), starting as an improved squire, changing to a holy knight, and later changes to ark knight. Delita is one of two characters who change their battle sprite three times in the story, with the other being Ramza.
At the start of chapter 1, "The Meager", Delita joins as a guest character as a level 1 Squire with 71 bravery and 55 faith and comes equipped with the broadsword, leather cap, and clothing. Delita is controlled by the AI and will not permanently perish if KO'd.
During chapter 2, "The Manipulative & the Subservient", at Zeirchele Falls, Delita returns as a guest character as a level 11 holy knight with 75 bravery and 50 faith and comes equipped with the coral sword, mythril shield, plate mail, and other pieces of equipment that are randomized. He has access to the powerful Holy Sword command and his other abilities are randomized. During this battle, he is immune to the Chicken, Toad, Charmed, and Doom statuses.
During the second battle at Zeirchele Falls, found exclusively in the War of the Lions version and occurring right after the initial battle at Lionel Castle, Delita is temporary controllable and is a level 25 holy knight with 85 bravery and 40 faith and comes equipped with ancient sword, golden helm, golden armor, and germinas boots. He comes with the Holy Sword and Arts of War commands, as well as the Counter, Move +1, and Safeguard abilities.
During the battle at Zeltennia Castle's Chapel Ruins, exclusive to the War of the Lions version and occurring right after the battle at Walled City of Yardrow, Delita is controllable as a level 30 holy knight with 85 bravery and 52 faith and comes equipped with the save the queen, platinum shield, platinum helm, carabineer mail, and germinas boots. He still has access to the powerful Holy Sword and Arts of Wars commands and now uses Parry, Concentration, and Move +1. He is now susceptible to Chicken, Toad, Charmed, and Doom.
The final time that Delita is a guest character is at Zeltennia Church, where his level is based on the party's and starts with 75 bravery and 50 faith. He comes equipped with the runeblade, platinum shield, circlet, bracer, and carabineer mail. He still has access to Holy Sword, though his other abilities are random. He is innately immune to Chicken, Toad, Doom, and Charmed.
After the events of Fort Besselat Sluice, Delita's job will be an arc knight. This version of Delita does not participates in any of the battles and only appears in cutscenes. Delita's ability are the same as those of the divine knight job; Unyielding Blade, which contains Crush Armor, Crush Helm, Crush Weapon, and Crush Accessory.
Rendezvous[]
When fought in the fourteenth Rendezvous battle: Brave Story, he is level 99 and starts with 97 bravery and 60 faith. He is equipped with the chaos blade, Escutcheon II, grand helm, lordly robe, and a ribbon, which is actually a head equipment equipped in his accessory slot. He has access to the Holy Sword and Iaido commands as well as to the abilities Shirahadori, Safeguard, and Move +3. He is immune to Chicken, Toad, Charmed, and Doom.
Other appearances[]
Guest appearances[]
Delita has appeared in the following games throughout the Final Fantasy series:
- Vagrant Story as a cameo.
- Pictlogica Final Fantasy as a playable character.
- Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade as a Legend and a playable character.
- Final Fantasy Artniks as a series of cards.
- Final Fantasy Record Keeper as a playable character.
- Final Fantasy Brave Exvius as a summonable vision.
- War of the Visions: Final Fantasy Brave Exvius as a summonable vision and in vision cards.
- Final Fantasy Trading Card Game as a series of cards.
- Triple Triad as a series of cards.
Non-Final Fantasy guest appearances[]
Delita has made key guest appearances in the following non-Final Fantasy media:
- Knights of the Crystals series as a series of cards.
- Lord of Vermilion III as a mention in Ramza's events.
Other media[]
In a quest in Final Fantasy XIV, the cowardly merchant, Ungust, utters the line, "Spare me your contempt! If you want to blame someone for the mess the world's in, blame yourselves or the gods!" This is paraphrasing what Delita tells Princess Ovelia at the beginning of the PS version of Final Fantasy Tactics.
Behind the scenes[]
At the end of chapter 2 and during the assassinations of Duke Goltanna and the fake Orlandeau, Delita's main weapon is a Rune Blade, which becomes his primary weapon in his last guest appearance with Ramza's party against Confessor Zalmour. In the epilogue, the knife that he carries resembles an Air Knife, which is Ovelia's main weapon after Agrias gave it to her. In The Ivalice Chronicles, Delita's main weapon is changed to a Broadsword as the handle of his sword is red to make a resemblance to the Rune Blade and, in the epilogue, the knife that he brandishes is a Dagger.
According to his current English voice actor, Gregg Lowe, during the interviews and promotions for The Ivalice Chronicles, Delita is a tragic hero as opposed to Ramza's true hero, stating that this is his own story. He views Delita and his actions riding the line between being a tragic hero to a manipulative and tragic villain.
Voice[]
In the English version of Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions, Delita was voiced by Robin Atkin Downes during the cutscenes. In Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles, he was voiced by Gregg Lowe.
Notes[]
Annotations[]
- ↑ It is unclear if Delita was actually a Blackram Knight or knew Baron Grimms, as Duke Goltanna claimed the Blackram Knights had all been killed two weeks prior to Delita bringing Princess Ovelia to her.[13] It may simply have been a claim Delita made to curry favor with the duke and eventually take over from the fallen Baron Grimms, but this claim nonetheless made official records.[14]
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Ironically, though Delita claimed he would never allow Princess Ovelia to be made a "tool for others to use to their own ends",[16] his actions ended up doing just that. In taking her to marry her and become king himself, even if ruling righteously, Delita had manipulated her just as others intended to.[19] Princess Ovelia had accused him of this before,[20] but trusted him anyway, until after being made queen when she realized she had in fact been a tool for him just as others had.[19]
- ↑ It is unclear if Chancellor Glevanne was actually behind the plot to come for Princess Ovelia or if this was simply an accusation Delita made to curry favor with Duke Goltanna. Chancellor Glevanne denied his profusely,[13] but official records referred to Chancellor Glevanne as the one behind the plot.[14]
- ↑ It is possible that the Glabadous devout that acted as Orlandeau's double[27] was tricked by Delita to die, because the Church had actually ordered Delita to assassinate both Goltanna and Orlandeau.[15]
Citations[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Final Fantasy Tactics Personae § "Delita Heiral"
- ↑ Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions script § "Father's Passing"
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions script § "Blades of Grass"
- ↑ Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions script § "Argath's Rescue"
- ↑ Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions script § "Reunion with Dycedarg"
- ↑ Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions script § "At Eagrose Castle"
- ↑ Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions script § "Marquis Elmdore's Rescue"
- ↑ Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions script § "Liege Lord of Gallionne"
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions script § "Swordmaiden of the Corpse Brigade"
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions script § "Delita's Fury"
- ↑ Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions script § "Grief and Hatred"
- ↑ Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions script § "Partings"
- ↑ 13.0 13.1 13.2 13.3 Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions script § "The War of the Lions"
- ↑ 14.0 14.1 14.2 14.3 Final Fantasy Tactics rumors § "Princess Ovelia Saved"
- ↑ 15.0 15.1 15.2 15.3 15.4 15.5 Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions script § "Delita's Will"
- ↑ 16.0 16.1 16.2 Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions script § "Reunion with Delita"
- ↑ 17.0 17.1 17.2 17.3 17.4 17.5 Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions script § "Ovelia and Delita"
- ↑ Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions script § "Ovelia's Kidnapping"
- ↑ 19.0 19.1 19.2 19.3 19.4 19.5 19.6 19.7 19.8 Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions script § "Requiem"
- ↑ 20.0 20.1 Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions script § "Vow for Vengeance"
- ↑ Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions script § "Delita's Warning"
- ↑ Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions script § "The Manipulative and the Subservient"
- ↑ Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions script § "Rapha"
- ↑ 24.0 24.1 24.2 24.3 24.4 Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions script § "Gears in Motion"
- ↑ 25.0 25.1 Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions script § "A Common Chord"
- ↑ Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions script § "Thunder God in Chains"
- ↑ 27.0 27.1 27.2 27.3 Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions script § "The Black Lion Slain"
- ↑ 28.0 28.1 28.2 Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions script § "Delita's Betrayal"
- ↑ 29.0 29.1 Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions script § "Prologue"
- ↑ Matsuno 2014
- ↑ Lord of Vermilion III
- ↑ Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions script § "The Knights Apprentice"
References[]
- Video games
- Square Co., Ltd. (1997). Final Fantasy Tactics [Game]. Square Co., Ltd.. PlayStation.
- Square Enix (2007). Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions [Game]. Square Enix. PlayStation Portable.
- Square Enix (2013). Lord of Vermilion III [Game]. Square Enix. Arcade.
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- Matsuno, Yasumi [@YasumiMatsuno] (2012, February 18). @Zodiark_Brave I agree with everything you said. it is not correct, is one of my imagination. it's up to player imagination. thx. [Tweet]. Twitter.
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