Final Fantasy in popular culture

The Final Fantasy series has had many pop culture references throughout its existance.

Television

I don't want fries with that, Cloud.

• The TV series Robot Chicken had a parody of Final Fantasy VII called the Final Fantasy Burger Chain, featuring Cloud, Barret, Tifa, Aeris and Yuffie. The restaurant is owned by Sephiroth who destroys it at the end. The characters don't actually speak in this, as their dialogue is shown in a blue box at the top of the screen similar to games in the series from Final Fantasy to Final Fantasy VII.
• There are several references to the series in the Homestar Runner series of Flash Cartoons:
  • Videlectrix Films is a parody of Square Films, the company that produced Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within.
  • In Teen Girl Squad Issue 8, the Shark at the end looks like the Shark enemy from the original Final Fantasy.

Webcomics

• 8-Bit Theater is a Final Fantasy based webcomic which follows the story of the original game, starring a Fighter, a Thief, a Black Mage, and a Red Mage.
• The Order of the Stick comic series Episode 388, the characters Elan and Thog disguise themselves as Locke and Mog from Final Fantasy VI so they can get aboard the Blackjack to head to Azure City. However, Terra and Edgar are suspicious of them when they use the term "Resurrect" to describe a Fenix Down and throw them overboard
• Neglected Mario Characters features many Final Fantasy characters, most notably Kefka and Celes in the "Mario Busters" series.
• VGCats has several episodes relating to Chocobo raising, Final Fantasy VII, Final Fantasy XI, and Final Fantasy XII.

Other Video Games

• The Wizzrobe enemy from Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past looks suspiciously like a Black Mage.

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