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Template:See Also In Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy, there is a Museum that showcases cut scenes, music, voice overs, biographies and more. It is unlocked by clearing the Twelfth Cycle scenario in story mode.
Character Files
On each character description, 
can be pressed to view the character's in-game models. The PSP's shoulder buttons (
and 
) can then be pressed to switch between the different models and their costumes, in the order of Default, Default (EX Mode), Alternate 1, Alternate 1 (EX Mode),Alternate 2, Alternate 2 (EX Mode), DLC, DLC (EX Mode), Manikin.
Lightning
The former soldier does have a gentle heart, though her harsh mannerisms may leave a cool impression
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Irritated at the coercion imposed on her to battle, Lightning maintains distrust even towards the goddess of harmony, Cosmos. Her distrust led to many conflicts with her allies shortly after her arrival.
Through her travels with the others and acknowledging their strength, she slowly opens up to them. Not capable of believing in a god, her allies became her emotional support.
To her, Kain's actions of harming their comrades must have been shocking to no end. But her will to reject the next cycle of battle after having learned the truth was only brought about because of the presence of her allies.
Revolting against Cosmos for causing her comrades to select a path of defeat, and disgusted at the thought of allowing her friends to shoulder the burden of sin while she proceeds, Lightning chooses to battle the hordes of manikins.
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A woman in the Guardian Corps of the paradise realm of Cocoon
An incident causes her to receive the curse of the gods from the savage world of Pulse. She becomes a convict on the run from her former employer, Sanctum.
She learns the truths surrounding Cocoon while on the run, and begins to harbor doubts of the world she had once believed in through the curse and her Focus. Lightning eventually decides to face the sacred entities revered as gods.
Vaan
A cheerful youth who uses a variety of weapons. Confident in his skills, he fearlessly enters any battle
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Having difficulty understanding the battle of the gods, Vaan holds no interests in the battle. He sets his sights on finding a way to get himself and his comrades home and enters battle against the forces of Chaos seeking that goal.
He rescues Terra from the clutches of Kefka and tells her to become a warrior of Cosmos. Even Terra is taken aback by the sudden proposal, and if another warrior were present, would have surely denied his proposal.
However, his words struck a chord with Terra, leading to her altering her purpose. Terra is eventually revived as a true warrior of Cosmos. Vaan's open mind must have spurred this miracle.
At times his carefree spirit surpasses even his comrades, leaving them utterly speechless.
An orphan living in the former Kingdom of Dalmasca, now the destroyed territory under imperial control. He makes a living by stealing from Archadian soldiers, while dreaming of a life flying an airship as a sky pirate.
He meets the princess of Dalmasca, who had been presumed deceased after the war, while sneaking around looking for treasure in the palace. Traveling alongside the princess in her attempts to liberate their homeland, he becomes entangled in a struggle for the nethicite and the untold powers it holds.
Laguna Loire
A lively man who uses various guns and weapons in battle. He's quietly become the mediator with his happy-go-lucky attitude
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Laguna is known to joke around as if a child, yet is very understanding. Before they know it, everyone around Laguna is following his lead.
That charm even rubbed off on an enemy, the Cloud of Darkness, and caused her to take a vested interest in the warriors of Cosmos. Through his charm, Laguna is able to obtain vital information from her regarding the manikins.
It seems he loses his touch when Vaan is around, causing him to sigh often, though Laguna seems to have fun just the same when he's around Vaan.
Although an inhabitant of different time periods in the same world as Squall, neither of them are aware of this fact.
Laguna has a horrible sense of direction, to the point where the other warriors poke fun at him, but Lightning and Vaan are especially appalled by how bad Laguna's sense of direction truly is.
A soldier of the republic of Galbadia, he retired from active duty after being seriously injured. He later meets a woman named Raine while recuperating in a small village.
He remains in the village with Raine and the orphaned Ellone even after his wounds have healed, living as a happy family. When Ellone is kidnapped, Laguna departs the village in search of her. Traveling the world, Laguna is finally successful in his rescue of Ellone. But his travels later lead to the misunderstandings and hardships faced by himself, Raine, Ellone and Squall.
Theater
Unlike Dissidia, Theater in Dissidia 012 features the cutscenes in a timeline fashion, starting from ??? Cycle, which would consist of side-stories not seen in the normal story but in the Report, 012 Cycle consists of the cutscenes in Treachery of the Gods story, 013 cycle is during the Dissidia portion of the game.
Most of the time, one can see a group of Moogles in the image with the characters involved in the cutscene, as a small gag.
Jukebox
The Music and Voice Overs were separated from the Theater section and put in its own option. Here players can view music and voice clips.
If the players downloaded music DLCs from PSN, the tracks appear as "DLC - *name of track* (FF#). They are put at the end of the list before looping back to 001.
All characters now have sample voice clips, while Prishe has the most because players can purchase Secret Voice clips for her and they are heard at random when battling as her and when she enters in EX Mode, but its random as with Exdeath shouting out the infamous, "Turtle!" clip.
Summons
This features a list of the available summons used in the game. Unlike the list seen in Dissidia, this one features more story to the summons, telling the player their role in the games they appeared in. Also summons that are AUTO and are the same summon, can be viewed by pressing 
button when said to.
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