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GAME FACTS
- …the Final Fantasy series is one of the top 20 best-selling video game franchises of all time?
- …in the GBA, PS, PSP, mobile, and Steam versions of Final Fantasy, a gravestone in Elfheim reads, "Here Lies Link," a reference to Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda?
- …the original Final Fantasy is the most widely released game in the series, and is available on fifteen different platforms?
- …the original Final Fantasy has smaller overall HP and damage outputs than its main series successors, resulting in characters with three-digit HP and a 2000-HP final boss?
- …Final Fantasy II is the first Final Fantasy game to include temporary party members?
- …Final Fantasy II is the first Final Fantasy game to feature invisible passageways?
- …Final Fantasy II is the first main Final Fantasy game that doesn't use levels to govern stat growth?
- …Final Fantasy II on the NES has the smallest inventory in the series, allowing for only 32 individual items? This is further exacerbated with Key Items being stored in the inventory, leading to a total of merely 18 available items that can be stored by end game.
- …Final Fantasy II is the first Final Fantasy game featuring a battle the player is supposed to lose?
- …Final Fantasy II is the first game in which handedness matters? The two southpaws in the original release have names that begin with "L".
- …Final Fantasy III is the first Final Fantasy game with Summon magic?
- …Final Fantasy III is the first game in the series to have auto-targeting physical attacks for the original release?
- …Final Fantasy IV is the first Final Fantasy game with romantic elements between playable characters?
- …Final Fantasy IV is the first Final Fantasy game to have save points?
- …since Final Fantasy IV, each main series game has had exactly three non-guest female party members (with the exception of online games and Final Fantasy XV)?
- …Final Fantasy V introduced Mimic and Blue Magic?
- …Final Fantasy V was the first game in the series with infinite inventory space?
- …Final Fantasy V is the only main series Final Fantasy game to have more playable female characters than playable male characters?
- …Final Fantasy V is the only main series Final Fantasy game to have the number of playable characters equal to its chronological number?
- …Final Fantasy V was the first game to spawn a sequel, an OVA called Final Fantasy: Legend of the Crystals?
- …Final Fantasy VI was the first game to allow the player to change party members? This also led to optionally recruitable characters, some of them hidden.
- …Final Fantasy VI is the main series game with the most guests?
- …that Final Fantasy VI has one of the longest endings of any SNES game, taking a half hour to sit through entirely?
- …...the music track "The Magic House", played when you visit Jidoor in the World of Ruin in Final Fantasy VI, was originally composed for Final Fantasy II?
- …Final Fantasy VII is the highest selling game in the entire series with over eighteen million copies sold?
- …Final Fantasy VII's development team was historically largest in its time, and included Hollywood CG artists that worked on movies such as Jurassic Park and Terminator 2?
- …Final Fantasy VII was originally planned for the SNES, and would have taken place in the real-world New York?
- …Final Fantasy VII was the first game in the main series that was in a modern-style setting, including decidedly modern technology such as cars, motorcycles and TVs?
- …Final Fantasy VII is the only main title with summons in which the player cannot fight any of them?
- …Final Fantasy VII is the only main title Final Fantasy without flan?
- …Final Fantasy VIII was the second game to involve time travel?
- …the waltz scene in Final Fantasy VIII was made into a PS2 technical demo?
- …Final Fantasy VIII was the first game in the series to utilize realistically proportioned character models and motion capture to do character animations?
- …the Final Fantasy VIII demo was rated M in North America?
- …Rinoa is in the playable party (rather than Seifer and Selphie) in the Final Fantasy VIII demo?
- …the track "Raid on Dollet" in the Final Fantasy VIII demo was replaced by "The Landing" in the final game, and "Raid on Dollet" never appeared on the game's original soundtrack?
- …Final Fantasy IX was the last game in the main series to use the classic Active Time Battle system?
- …the decision on whether Final Fantasy IX was going to be part of the main series or not was only made fairly late in its development?
- …Final Fantasy IX contains allusions and references to all previous main series Final Fantasy games, numerous spin-off games, and other Square games?
- …between all Final Fantasy games, Hironobu Sakaguchi said Final Fantasy IX is his favorite?
- …Final Fantasy IX contains a well-hidden sidequest that remained undiscovered by most western gamers until 13 years after the game's release?
- …Final Fantasy X is the first game in the series with voice acting?
- …Final Fantasy X is the second game in the main series to do away with character levels?
- …Final Fantasy X is the last, single-player, game in the main series to allow the player to name the main character?
- …Final Fantasy X was originally planned to include online elements?
- …Final Fantasy X is the first main series game to allow you to switch characters in the middle of battle?
- …the logo of Final Fantasy X is the first to bear Yoshitaka Amano's signature, visible in the bottom-right corner of the logo?
- …the PAL version of Final Fantasy X-2 was released one day before the International Version?
- …Final Fantasy X-2 is the only game in the series to have an all-female playable cast?
- …Final Fantasy XI was first planned to be a game for the PlayStation?
- …the notorious Final Fantasy XI superboss Absolute Virtue allegedly caused people to quit the game over its difficulty?
- …the servers of Final Fantasy XI are named after Final Fantasy summons?
- …Final Fantasy XI was the first RPG to prompt a change in state law?
- …there are at least 3,500 (and counting) separate enemies in Final Fantasy XI, more than any other game in the series?
- …Final Fantasy XII is the earliest game in Ivalice's mythos?
- …Final Fantasy XIII is the only main title Final Fantasy that heals all characters between battles?
- …Final Fantasy XIII was the fastest selling game in the series at the time of its release, having sold over 1.7 million copies in the first two weeks?
- …Final Fantasy XIII is the only main title game to spawn a trilogy, dubbed the "Lightning Saga"?
- …all voiced cutscenes in Final Fantasy XIV (version 1.0) are in English, regardless of the version played?
- …the credits roll of Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn is nearly two hours long because of the inclusion of Legacy Campaign participants' names?
- …players used their Goobue mounts to form "protective walls" around Ul'dah during the final Seventh Umbral Era events in Final Fantasy XIV? This fact is mentioned as a canon event in Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn
- …Final Fantasy XV has had the longest development time of any game in the franchise?
- …Final Fantasy XV was originally a PlayStation 3-exclusive spin-off titled Final Fantasy Versus XIII?
- …Final Fantasy XV is the only game in the main series with set characters to have no female playable characters?
- …Tetsuya Nomura briefly entertained the idea of making Final Fantasy XV into a musical?
- …Final Fantasy VIII, Final Fantasy XII, and Final Fantasy XIII are the only main series games to have as many females as males in the party?
- …Final Fantasy Dimensions II has more summons than any other game in the series, at over 180?
- …Final Fantasy Mystic Quest was the first game to be released in North America before it was released in Japan?
- …that the first Final Fantasy game released in Europe was Final Fantasy Mystic Quest?
- …Dissidia Final Fantasy shares its Japanese release date, 18th December, with the original Final Fantasy?
- …Final Fantasy Type-0 was originally a game for cellphones titled Final Fantasy Agito XIII
- …The Final Fantasy Legend, and its two sequels, are not actually Final Fantasy games, but are instead part of the SaGa series?
- …Final Fantasy VI and Final Fantasy XIII are the only games in the main series where magic is a rarity tied into the plot instead of being an element of everyday life?
- …The Mana series was born from Final Fantasy Adventure, which in Japan was the first installment of Seiken Densetsu?
- …The World of Ivalice spans beyond the scope of Final Fantasy XII, including such influential spin-off series such as Tactics and Vagrant Story?
- …Vagrant Story is the only non-Final Fantasy title to be an official part of Ivalice lore?
- …Vagrant Story was only the first half of its own story named as The Phantom Pain, and that its remaining content was cut and meant to be a sequel that never saw the light of day?
- …Final Fantasy was meant to be Hironobu Sakaguchi's all-or-nothing project, and that if he failed, he was going to quit the games industry?
- …the traditional turn based battle system created by Akitoshi Kawazu and Hiroyuki Ito drew inspiration from professional sports, from the formation setups of American Football to Formula One Racing?
- …Final Fantasy IV: The After Years creation was inspired by an earlier work of Takashi Tokita's and Square's, Live-A-Live?
- …Final Fantasy XV is the second entry in the main series that started development as a spin off title? The first was Final Fantasy IX.
- …The Final Fantasy series was originally given the title Fighting Fantasy?
CHARACTER FACTS
- …Sarah is a recurring name for princesses in the series?
- …that Cid of the Lufaine was not present in the original version of Final Fantasy, making it the only main series Final Fantasy game not to have a "Cid" character?
- …Cid Pollendina was the first playable "Cid" character in the series?
- …Faris Scherwiz was originally planned as a gambler type character, and after being changed into a pirate instead, her early concept was used as inspiration for the character Setzer Gabbiani?
- …Aerith Gainsborough has had the most voice actors of any character in the series?
- …Aerith Gainsborough's first name was spelled "Aeris" in Final Fantasy VII?
- …Terra Branford is the first female main protagonist in the main series?
- …Zidane Tribal is the first protagonist in the series to be a Thief?
- …Exdeath is the first antagonist in the series to alter his world drastically during the course of his game?
- …Sephiroth has appeared in over a dozen different Final Fantasy games?
- …Cloud Strife's and Sephiroth's imagery were respectively derived from the famous Japanese samurai martial artist rivals Miyamoto Musashi and Sasaki Kojiro?
- …Squall Leonhart is the first character in the series to use a gunblade?
- …a cosplaying pianist, known as Piano Squall, cosplays as Squall Leonhart during his charity concerts?
- …Squall and Rinoa appear in a technical demo for the PlayStation 2 where they re-enact the waltz scene from Final Fantasy VIII to showcase the console's graphical capability?
- …Rydia is the first character to age significantly during the course of a game?
- …Ricard Highwind was the first Dragoon seen in the series?
- …The Dark Knight job class from the original NES version of Final Fantasy III could cast White Magic?
- …Aria Benett and the Cloud of Darkness are the first characters in the series to have their own character themes?
- …Kain Highwind is the first character to curse in the series?
- …Quina Quen is genderless?
- …Red XIII is the only quadrupedal playable character in the main series?
- …Kefka's inhuman act of poisoning a castle's water supply was previously done by the Emperor of Palamecia?
- …Guy is the first character in the series who can talk to animals (beavers in his case)?
- …Leon was the first Dark Knight in the series?
- …Edea Kramer was originally designed for and planned to appear in Final Fantasy VII?
- …Tetsuya Nomura has admitted to basing a lot of Squall Leonhart's appearance on the late actor River Phoenix?
- …as of Dirge of Cerberus -Final Fantasy VII-, Vincent Valentine is 60 years old?
- …Cloud Strife and Aerith Gainsborough appear in the PlayStation 3 tech demo, which recreates the opening sequence of Final Fantasy VII in advanced graphics?
- …Cloud Strife has the most player-controlled appearances of any character in the Final Fantasy series, and the second-most appearances altogether, behind Gilgamesh?
- …Sazh Katzroy's appearance was based on singer Lionel Richie?
- …Garland is both the first boss character and the first final boss of the series?
- …if Aeronite is brought within a Chaos infusion while playing on Hard Mode in Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII, it has the highest HP out of any enemy in the Final Fantasy games at 57,750,000 HP?
- …Aki Ross's hair is made up of 60,000 individually rendered strands?
- …Aki Ross was named #87 on Maxim Magazine's "Hot 100" list for 2001, and is the only fictional character ever to make the list?
- …Umaro is the only playable character in the series whose battle actions can never be controlled?
- …Minwu from Final Fantasy II is the only decidedly male White Mage in the series?
- …Fang was originally designed as a male character?
- …Vanille was being considered as the official main protagonist of Final Fantasy XIII?
- …Fran is a shortened form of the name "Frances", is Latin in origin and means "free"?
- …Faris Scherwiz was originally planned as a gambler named Eva Scherwil, but the developers encountered difficulties in making her fit in the game's atmosphere, and changed her into a pirate? Setzer Gabbiani from Final Fantasy VI evolved from this early Eva concept.
- …the Dissidia incarnation of Sephiroth is the only character to be shown in the entire Compilation of Final Fantasy VII having Materia equipped on his armor and accessories rather than weaponry?
- …Noel, Sazh, Lightning, Hope and Snow from Final Fantasy XIII-2 modelled new outfits from the Prada 2012 Men's Spring/Summer Collection?
- …Mayor Domino and his deputy Hart's (called Hut in the Japanese version) names are references to pizza chains? This is because the city of Midgar is sometimes referred to as being a "pizza".
- …Lightning's Japanese given name, Éclair, is a French word for "Lightning"?
- …The playable characters of Final Fantasy XIII either knew or saw each other from afar during the thirteen days before the events of the game took place, and they were unknowingly all together beforehand on the night of the fireworks festival in Bodhum?
- …Serah Farron was originally going to be a playable character in Final Fantasy XIII?
- …Snow Villiers is the only character to appear as a l'Cie in Final Fantasy XIII and its sequels XIII-2 and Lightning Returns ?
- …Snow Villiers is the only character in the Final Fantasy XIII trilogy whose hair grows longer with each game?
- …Lightning and Snow are the only characters to have a different outfit in each installment of the Final Fantasy XIII trilogy?
- …Lightning is Motomu Toriyama's favorite character out of those he has helped create, alongside Yuna from Final Fantasy X and Princess Yoyo from Bahamut Lagoon?
- …Kenny Crow, the Crow's Nest Diner mascot in Final Fantasy XV was originally called Johnny, named after John Crow from Final Fantasy XIV?
- …Lunafreya Nox Fleuret and Freya Crescent have names relating to the Moon? "Luna" is Moon in Spanish and Italian, and "Crescent" refers to one of the lunar cycles.
MAGIC/SUMMON/ITEM FACTS
- …Poison is the most recurring status ailment in the series, appearing in every installment?
- …Holy was called "Fade", "White", and "Pearl" in Final Fantasy, Final Fantasy IV, and Final Fantasy VI, respectively, before finally escaping censorship in Final Fantasy VII?
- …the Espers in Final Fantasy XII are named after previous villains and summons in the series, bar Shemhazai?
- …"Esper" was the first alternate name used for summoned monsters?
- …Crusader was called "Jihad" in the Japanese version of Final Fantasy VI and renamed due to censorship?
- …Odin's sword is named Zantetsuken?
- …a Wyvern is summonable in battle in Final Fantasy II, making it the first summonable creature in the series?
- …Meteor is an important plot device in Final Fantasy IV, Final Fantasy VII, and Final Fantasy XIV?
- …Phoenix is named after an Egyptian, Phoenician and ultimately Greek deity of rebirth?
- …in Final Fantasy V, Final Fantasy VI, and Final Fantasy XIV, Phoenix is a plot device and is encountered through quests involving characters who are close to one of the main characters?
- …Bahamut appears in every main Final Fantasy game in some form except for Final Fantasy II, and also appears in numerous spin-offs?
- …Leviathan first appeared in Final Fantasy II?
- …Ultima is not the most powerful spell in some of the games in which it appears?
- …in Final Fantasy XII, Gilgamesh uses counterfeit imitations of the swords of other series protagonists, including the Buster Sword and the Brotherhood?
- …Ifrit was called "Jinn" in the American version of Final Fantasy IV, called Final Fantasy II on the SNES?
- …Ramuh was called "Indra" in the American version of Final Fantasy IV, called Final Fantasy II on the SNES?
- …Dissidia Final Fantasy and Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy are the only PSP games in the entire series to utilize the Quicksave feature?
- …Potion was originally translated "Cure" in the SNES version of Final Fantasy IV?
- …Final Fantasy XIII is the only game in the main series in which none of Holy, Flare, Meteor or Ultima can be cast by playable characters?
- …Cait Sith first appeared in Final Fantasy IV?
- …a pornographic magazine is a recurring comic relief item in many older Final Fantasy games?
- …the Leaf series of spells in The 4 Heroes of Light are the only nature/wood themed spells in the series?
- …the name of the recurring item Mythril is derived from a metal called Mithril, appearing in J.R.R. Tolkien's fictional universe featured in The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings?
- …the Rat Tail is a recurring item in the series that, sounding worthless, can usually be exchanged for great rewards?
- …the recurring item Bacchus's Wine that induces Berserk derives its name from Bacchus, the Greco-Roman god of wine, vineyards, theater, and insanity?
- …Occult Fan is a serial magazine in Final Fantasy VIII that studies the paranormal?
- …defeating Omega often yields the player a useless trophy, known as Omega Badge in Final Fantasy V and Final Fantasy XII, and Proof of Omega in Final Fantasy VIII?
- …that in Final Fantasy XIII, each party member has a "partner" in the Medic role? Lightning and Fang learn the same abilities; Vanille and Hope learn the same abilities; and Sazh and Snow learn the same abilities in the role.
- …that ethers are present in every main Final Fantasy title except Final Fantasy III and Final Fantasy VIII?
JOB/EQUIPMENT/LOCATIONS/MISCELLANEOUS FACTS
- …Excalibur was the second-strongest weapon of the first version of the original Final Fantasy?
- …Excalibur appears in every main Final Fantasy title except Final Fantasy XIII, and in numerous spinoffs?
- …the Masamune appears in every main Final Fantasy title except Final Fantasy XIII?
- …the Flame Saber, also known as the Flametongue, is the most commonly appearing weapon in the main series games, found in every one except Final Fantasy VII and Final Fantasy XIII?
- …the Icebrand weapon appears in the most Final Fantasy games overall — a total of 31 times?
- …Mythril equipment is the most recurring, and most varied, type of equipment in the series?
- …the Onion equipment has appeared as both the strongest and the weakest type of equipment?
- …Red Mages can cast two spells at once in many Final Fantasy games, but not in the original releases of Final Fantasy and Final Fantasy III?
- …the recurring sword Ragnarok is named after the Norse mythological battle that is said to end the world?
- …the Blood Sword heals its holder when used?
- …there were originally only six job classes and now there are almost 100?
- …the Enterprise, the Falcon and the Invincible are the only recurring airships in the series?
- …Onion Knight can be both the weakest and the strongest job class in the games in which it appears?
- …the Onion Knight job class draws its inspiration from tales of common children not liking vegetables, and overcoming this weakness, as a mark of heroes?
- …the concept of Limit Breaks was introduced in Final Fantasy VI?
- …Final Fantasy VIII uses Hotels instead of Inns?
- …the Dreadnought was the first unrevisitable location in the series?
- …Final Fantasy VIII is the only game in the main series that doesn't feature equippable armor?
- …the enemy "Brachioraidos" has had its name translated four different ways: Brachioraidos, Brachiosaur, Vlakorados and Th'uban?
- …the superboss Yiazmat of Final Fantasy XII was intended as a homage and an insult to director and former Square staff member Yasumi Matsuno?
- …"Dancing Mad" is the longest track recorded as a boss theme in the series, followed by "Almighty Bhunivelze"?
- …the soundtrack of Final Fantasy IX is Nobuo Uematsu's favorite?
- …in Final Fantasy II, the music preceding the battle with the Lamia Queen comes from the ballet "Swan Lake" by Tchaikovsky?
- …Nobuo Uematsu initially composed around 160 tracks for the soundtrack of Final Fantasy IX, but it would have required six CDs to release and was deemed too large?
- …Final Fantasy XII is the first main series game in which KO'd characters disappear as opposed to falling over and passing out?
- …In the Final Fantasy XII: International Zodiac Job System a number of new weapons are added, each with a letter at the end of their name? In order from the weakest to the strongest weapon, the letters spell out FINAL FANTASY.
- …Seifer Almasy's gunblade, the Hyperion, is named after a Greek Titan?
- …"Chiriji Raden Kazari Tsurugi" is the true name of the Chirijiraden weapon?
- …Chaos Shrine is both the first and the final dungeon of the original Final Fantasy?
- …Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within broke records when it was released 14 years after the first Final Fantasy because it had the longest wait for a movie based on a game franchise?
- …Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within broke records as the biggest budget for a game-licensed movie, with a budget of $137 million?
- …Nobuo Uematsu composed the "Prelude" as a last minute addition to the original Final Fantasy, and took merely 10 minutes doing so?
- …the longest track in the series is "Ending Theme" from Final Fantasy VI, with a duration of 20 minutes?
- …that each console the Final Fantasy main series up to Final Fantasy XII has been originally released on (NES, SNES, PlayStation, and PlayStation 2) has had three main series games?
- …it is never known exactly where the Flying Fortress and the Tower of Zot are?
- …Final Fantasy XIV as it was originally released was the first Final Fantasy game with a soundtrack completely composed by Nobuo Uematsu since Final Fantasy IX? It has since had tracks added by various Square Enix composers.
- …There are over ten different names used for summons in the series?
- …"Blue Fields" was the first main theme that included the use of a real instrument (xylophone), instead of just synthesizers?
- …The dancers of the Deling City parade in Final Fantasy VIII are performing the dance moves from Michael Jackson's "Thriller" music video?
- …Spears are equippable weapons in every main series game but the original Final Fantasy and Final Fantasy VIII?
- …the moon plays an important role in Final Fantasy IV, Final Fantasy VIII, Final Fantasy XIV, and Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates?
- …outer space is visited in Final Fantasy IV, Final Fantasy VII, Final Fantasy VIII and Final Fantasy XIV?
- …Final Fantasy VII was the first Final Fantasy game to have guns as equippable weapons?
- …the Final Fantasy series draws liberally from Japanese, Greek, Hindu, and Judeo-Christian mythology?
- …"Blinded By Light" was the first piece of music Masashi Hamauzu composed for Final Fantasy XIII?
- …"Battle at the Big Bridge" is the most officially recorded of all the tracks in the Final Fantasy series, having ten official arrangements in total?
- …the soundtrack for Dirge of Cerberus -Final Fantasy VII- was released on Valentine's Day, as an homage to the game's protagonist Vincent Valentine?
- …Dirge of Cerberus -Final Fantasy VII- is one of the only games in the series to represent the Omega Weapon in a story role rather than a superboss?
- …Potion energy drinks have been released in Japan as Final Fantasy merchandise?
- …there exists a Final Fantasy IX Coca-Cola TV commercial that was only shown in Japan?
- …Final Fantasy fragrances have been released in Japan as merchandise? Lightning from Final Fantasy XIII, and Cloud Strife and Sephiroth from Final Fantasy VII, have their signature scents in the product range.
- …Honey Bee Inn in Final Fantasy VII has plenty of hidden scenes existing in the game data as dummied content?
- …the entire fight sequence between Tifa Lockhart and Loz in Advent Children has been duplicated for Korean pop singer Ivy MV's "Sonata of Temptation" music video? The music video was banned and singer Ivy was sued by Square Enix for copyright infringement.
- …Pandora's Box cast by Dragon Zombie in Final Fantasy VII, is the only action that can only be used once by an enemy in the entire series?
- …Serendipity, the casino in Final Fantasy XIII-2, was inspired by the Gold Saucer from Final Fantasy VII?
- …Aeris' ghost can appear in the Sector 5 Church in Final Fantasy VII?
- …the electronic board in the Purge train in Final Fantasy XIII displays references to the stations of a Soubu Main Line railway line in Japan through displaying the words "CHIBA", "INAGE", etc. in Cocoon script?
- …the worlds of Final Fantasy XIII and Final Fantasy XIII-2 have three different lettering systems?
- …the airships in Final Fantasy X and Final Fantasy X-2 are called the Fahrenheit and the Celsius respectively?
- …Vaan is the first leading protagonist in the main series whom the player cannot name for themselves?
- …the city of Edge in the Compilation of Final Fantasy VII shares its name with the setting of an earlier work of Squaresoft and Tetsuya Nomura, The Bouncer?
- …Phoenix Downs work as offerings to the mythical Phoenix itself to return recently departed souls, with beauty and aesthetics as a crucial factor?
- …Final Fantasy XIII is the only mainline game where the player cannot use an airship for transport?
- …Disney once commissioned a Final Fantasy IV comic, and work on it was started before the idea was scrapped, as evidenced by this cover art?
- …the Chimera is the only monster to have appeared in some form in all of the first twelve games of the main series?
- …composer Masayoshi Soken wrote the boss theme To the Edge while in the hospital for cancer?
- …The Weapon's Refrain, an Ultimate-difficulty Duty in Final Fantasy XIV, can only be completed once the players "wake up" Ifrit, Titan, and Garuda by doing certain mechanics "incorrectly"?
- …Guitar company Fender released a custom electric guitar to celebrate the release of Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker?