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{{Q|We are Turks. We complete the mission. No matter what.|Player Turks}}
  
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The '''Turks''' {{J|タークス|Tākusu}} is the unofficial nickname of the '''Investigation Sector of the General Affairs Department''' (alternatively, the '''Department of Administrative Research''' (''Final Fantasy VII'')) of the [[Shinra Electric Power Company]] in ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]''. They work inside the Department of Public Safety under [[Heidegger]].
  
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|release=FFVII
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|japanese=タークス
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|romaji=Tākusu
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|image=Turks group artwork from Final Fantasy VII.png
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|type=Spies
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|affiliation=[[Shinra Electric Power Company]], within Department of Public Safety
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|leader=*[[Veld]] (former leader)
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*[[Tseng]]
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|members=
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*[[Vincent Valentine]] (former member)
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*[[Veld]]
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*[[Tseng]]
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*[[Reno]]
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*[[Rude]]
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*[[Cissnei]]
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*[[Elena (Final Fantasy VII)|Elena]]
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*Other [[#Notable members|notable members]]
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|headquarters=[[Shinra Headquarters]]
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|locations=*Research Department QMC
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*[[Wall Market]] Pub
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{{Quote|We are Turks. We complete the mission. No matter what.|Player Turks}}
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The '''Turks''' is the unofficial name of the '''Investigation Sector of the General Affairs Department''' ({{J|総務部調査課|Sōmubu Chōsaka|fmt=j,r}}; alternatively, '''Administrative Research''') of the [[Shinra Electric Power Company]] in ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]''. They work inside the [[Shinra Public Security Division|Public Security Division]] under Shinra executive [[Heidegger]].
   
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The spin-off game ''[[Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-]]'' focuses on the Turks in the years leading up to ''Final Fantasy VII''.
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The Turks act similarly to an intelligence agency or investigative bureau, engaging in reconnaissance and espionage, or even black ops, including kidnappings and assassinations, on behalf of the corporation. The reputation of the Turks is that they are consummate professionals, adhering to the mission no matter what. Even if it means killing their family, they would still complete the job.
  
   
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==Profile==
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Due to the nature of their job, members of the Turks are privy to numerous company secrets and as such become security risks should they leave the company. This results in the reality that Turk members can only freely leave the company in a body bag.
  
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{{Quote|A special Shinra task force often saddled with atypical assignments, such as scouting for SOLDIER recruits, escorting important individuals, spy work and assassination. The Turks keep to the company's ever-growing shadow, performing deeds best kept out of the public eye.|''Final Fantasy VII Remake'' [[Final Fantasy VII Remake loading screens|loading screen]]}}
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[[File:BCFFVII-Cissnei.jpg|left|180px|Cissnei in her Turk uniform from ''Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-''.]]
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The Turks act similarly to an intelligence agency or investigative bureau, engaging in reconnaissance and espionage, or even black ops, including kidnappings and assassinations, on behalf of the corporation. They are also known for scouting for potential [[SOLDIER]] candidates. The Turks are consummate professionals, adhering to the mission no matter what. Due to the nature of their job, members are privy to numerous company secrets, and as such, become security risks should they resign.
   
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In ''Final Fantasy VII'' Turks wear navy blue business suits, but in the ''[[Compilation of Final Fantasy VII]]'' the suits are plain black. The standard uniform is a unisex business suit with matching tie, white shirt and shoes. Gloves are allowed, as well as glasses and minor jewelry. Some members leave the suit jacket and shirt unbuttoned, omit the tie, or alternate the type of footwear from the basic black boot to one more to their liking.
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While first introduced in ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]'', the spin-off game ''[[Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-]]'' focuses exclusively on the Turks in the years leading up to ''Final Fantasy VII''.
  
   
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Unlike the Shinra military, Turks wield various weapons—ranging from katana to fire arms to shuriken to martial arts—each operative specializing in one type of combat.
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==Uniform and Mannerisms==
  
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[[File:Turks.JPG|right|250px|thumb|The Turks behind [[Rufus Shinra]] in ''Final Fantasy VII''.]]
  
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In their first appearance, the Turks usually wore navy blue business suits and ties, however, in the ''[[Compilation of Final Fantasy VII]]'' their suit color scheme changed to plain black.
  
   
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==Story==
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The standard Turk uniform is a unisex business suit with matching tie, white undershirt and shoes. While this is the expected uniform, the degree at which it is worn is alleviated a little to allow minor reflections of the Turk's personality. For instance gloves are allowed to be worn, as well as glasses and minor jewellery. Some members also leave the suit jacket and shirt unbuttoned or alternate the type of footwear from the basic black boot to one more to their liking.
  
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==History==
  
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===The Genesis War===
  
===The Genesis War===
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During the time the war with AVALANCHE is going on, a few Turks are also ordered to aid in the battle against the defector SOLDIER [[Genesis Rhapsodos]]. Tseng aids [[Zack Fair]] in a mission to Genesis's hometown of [[Banora]] to investigate the disappearance of two unnamed Shinra operatives. They are found dead and buried. Tseng also accompanies Zack on a mission to [[Modeoheim]], to try and find Genesis's headquarters and where he is making [[Genesis Copy|his copies]]. It is also shown during the game the Turks are keeping an eye on [[Aerith Gainsborough]], the last known [[Cetra]].
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During the time [[AVALANCHE Insurgency|Shinra is at war with Avalanche]] some Turks are also ordered to aid in [[Genesis War|the battle against the defector SOLDIER]] member [[Genesis Rhapsodos]]. [[Tseng]], a high-ranking Turk, aids [[SOLDIER]] member [[Zack Fair]] in a mission to Genesis's hometown of [[Banora]] to investigate the disappearance of two unnamed Shinra operatives. They are found dead and buried. Tseng later accompanies Zack on a mission to [[Modeoheim]] to try and find Genesis's headquarters and where he is making [[copy technology#Genesis Copies|his copies]]. The Turks are also keeping an eye on [[Aerith Gainsborough]], the last known [[Cetra]], who lives in the [[Sector 5 Slums]] of [[Midgar]].
   
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During the attack on [[Midgar]] [[Sector 8]] the Turks are sent out to fight. During the attack Zack Fair saves [[Cissnei]] from Genesis Copies, and the two become friends. Cissnei allows Zack Fair to flee safely from [[Nibelheim]] following his escape from the [[Jenova Project]], and further aids his attempt to return to Midgar. However, the Turks fail to save Zack from the Shinra army, though they do try to organize a rescue by helicopter.
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The Turks are deployed to deal with the attack on Midgar [[Sector 8]] during which Zack saves the Turk member [[Cissnei]] from Genesis Copies, and the two become friends. Cissnei allows Zack to flee following his escape from the [[Shinra Manor]] where he was kept captive for four years by Shinra's Science Department, and further aids his attempt to return to Midgar. The Turks [[Zack's Final Stand|fail to save him from the Shinra army]], though they do try to organize a rescue by helicopter.
   
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===Combating AVALANCHE===
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===Combating Avalanche===
 
[[File:BCTurksJunon.jpg|right|thumb|The Turks in [[Junon]].]]
  
[[File:BCTurksJunon.jpg|right|thumb|The Turks in [[Junon]].]]
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During ''Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-'' the Turks are led by [[Veld]], with [[Tseng]] below him. Along with veterans such as [[Reno]] and [[Rude]], the Turks are made up of eight rookie playable characters whom the player names. These characters fight [[AVALANCHE]], a powerful eco-terrorist organization bent on destroying Shinra. At one point, [[President Shinra]] replaces Veld with Heidegger as the Turks' commander, which leads to disastrous results. Veld uses blackmail against President Shinra to make him return the Turks to his command.
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During ''Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-'' the Turks are led by [[Veld]] with Tseng below him. Along with veterans, such as [[Reno]] and [[Rude]], the Turks are made up of eight rookies. The Turks fight [[Avalanche (group)|Avalanche]], an eco-terrorist organization bent on destroying Shinra. [[President Shinra]] briefly replaces Veld with Heidegger with disastrous results. Veld blackmails the President to make him return the Turks to his command.
   
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During the battles, Veld discovers the AVALANCHE leader is actually his daughter, [[Elfé|Felicia]], who is twisted by her evil scientist lieutenant, [[Fuhito]]. To save Elfé from the ancient summon inside her, [[Zirconiade]], the player Turks defect from Shinra using [[Rufus Shinra]] as leverage to stay safe. Even so, President Shinra orders [[Scarlet]] to kill off the Turks. Despite the threats from both Shinra and AVALANCHE, the Turks succeed in stopping Fuhito and destroying Zirconiade. Afterwards, Veld and his daughter, along with the player Turks, disappear. Tseng reports he "assassinated" them all, which allows him to become the new leader of the Turks.
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Veld discovers the Avalanche leader, [[Elfe]] is his daughter twisted by her evil scientist lieutenant, [[Fuhito]]. To save her from the ancient summon inside her, [[Zirconiade]], the Turks defect from Shinra using [[Rufus Shinra]], company Vice President and President Shinra's son, as leverage, but the President orders the Shinra executive [[Scarlet]] to kill them nevertheless. Despite the threats from both Shinra and Avalanche, the Turks stop Fuhito and destroy Zirconiade. Veld and his daughter, along with many of the Turks, disappear. Tseng reports having assassinated them, allowing him to become the new leader of the Turks, but in truth the former members go into hiding.
   
 
===The Nightmare===
  
===The Nightmare===
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During the events of ''Final Fantasy VII'' and its remake, the remaining Turks come into conflict with another Avalanche cell led by [[Barret Wallace]] while acting on orders to capture Aerith, the last living Cetra whom Shinra's executives believe could lead them to the [[Promised land (Final Fantasy VII)|promised land]]. Cloud aids Aerith in evading the Turks, who are then reassigned to destroy [[Sector 7]] by dropping the section of Midgar's upper level to crush Avalanche's headquarters in the [[Midgar Slums]] while pinning the disaster on the terrorists. Cloud and his friends are unable to prevent both the plate's fall and Tseng capturing Aerith during the chaos. They storm the [[Shinra Building]] to save Aerith as the supposedly dead SOLDIER [[Sephiroth]] appears in the building and murders President Shinra.
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Working for Shinra, the Turks come into conflict repeatedly with the party of [[Cloud Strife]], who are working to save the [[Gaia (Final Fantasy VII)|Planet]] from Shinra's exploitation. They are ordered to capture Aerith Gainsborough, the last remaining Cetra and the only person who can lead Shinra to the [[Promised Land (Final Fantasy VII)|Promised Land]]. Though they are led by Tseng, only Reno, Rude, and the new recruit [[Elena (Final Fantasy VII)|Elena]], actually directly fight with Cloud's party. The Turks also perform the operation that destroys [[Sector 7]].
  
   
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After Rufus Shinra takes over the Shinra Company, the Turks are assigned to track down Sephiroth with [[Elena (Final Fantasy VII)|Elena]] joining the Turks' ranks. Crossing paths with Cloud and his friends in the [[Mythril Mine (Final Fantasy VII)|Mythril Mine]], Tseng wishes Aerith well while declaring the Sephiroth mission takes priority over her recapture.
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The Turks are sent into the [[Temple of the Ancients]] to investigate [[Sephiroth]], President Shinra's murderer. During the mission Tseng is badly wounded by Sephiroth, and seemingly dead, though he actually survives and reappears later on.
  
   
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The Turks discover Sephiroth is looking for the [[Temple of the Ancients]], and after the Shinra executive [[Reeve Tuesti]] infiltrates Avalanche's ranks under the guise of the robotic [[Cait Sith (Final Fantasy VII)|Cait Sith]], he betrays Avalanche by handing the [[Keystone]] to the temple to Tseng. Tseng and Elena inspect the temple, but run into Sephiroth and Tseng is badly wounded. When Cloud and his friends find him slumped in a corner, Tseng returns the Keystone.
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Though they are enemies, the Turks actually work together with Cloud's party in [[Wutai]]. [[Don Corneo]], an enemy of both the party and Shinra, takes refuge in the village, but has not changed his lecherous ways. He kidnaps both [[Yuffie Kisaragi]] and Elena, but, working together, Cloud's party defeats Corneo's monster [[Rapps]] and the Turks kill him by throwing him off the Da Chao statue.
  
   
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Though they are enemies, the Turks cooperate with Cloud's party in [[Wutai]]. [[Don Corneo]], a former Shinra informant who had let Avalanche in on Shinra's plan to destroy Sector 7, thus became an enemy of the company. Shinra army is sent to eliminate him, and tracks him down in [[Wutai Village]]. Reno, Rude and Elena are enjoying their time off at the tourist resort, and turn down the soldiers' request for aid. Elena disagrees with refusing company orders, and storms off, and is kidnapped by Corneo alongside a member of Cloud's party, [[Yuffie Kisaragi]]. Working together, Cloud's party defeats Corneo's monster [[Rapps]] and Reno and Rude throw Corneo off the [[Da-chao Statue]]. Though they get a call to keep pursuing Cloud's party, the Turks shrug it off since they are still off duty.
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The last the Turks are seen in-game is during the [[Raid on Midgar|chaos in Midgar]] following the explosion at [[Shinra Headquarters]]. The Turks this time are not very interested in fighting Cloud's party, and if the player has completed the Wutai [[sidequest]], they can choose not to fight the Turks.
  
   
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When [[Diamond Weapon]] [[Raid on Midgar|attacks Midgar]] the top levels of the Shinra Building are destroyed, and Rufus Shinra, the current company president, is thought dead, and the Shinra executives go rogue. When Cloud and his friends are on their way to stop [[Professor Hojo]], the head of Shinra's Science Department, from destroying all of Midgar, the Turks run into them in the train tunnels. The Turks are not keen on fighting Cloud's party, who have a chance to convince the Turks to separate amicably.
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The Turks feature prominently in ''[[On the Way to a Smile]]: Case of Shinra.'' After helping Rufus escape the Shinra Headquarters ruins, Tseng has Rude, Reno and Elena assist the Midgar people escape however they can, before and after the [[Meteor (Final Fantasy VII)|Meteor]] falls. Veld and the player Turks from ''Before Crisis'' also return, and together the Turks all watch as Meteor is destroyed over Midgar. When Rufus is kidnapped by [[Mutten Kylegate]], the Turks guard Shinra property in Midgar's ruins and change the passkeys to the warehouses to stop scavengers sent by Kylegate.
  
   
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When Kylegate is killed and [[Kilmister]] takes over caring for Rufus, the Turks follow written orders from Rufus to give Kilmister SOLDIER stimulants to assist his treatment with [[Geostigma]]. They also trail Kilmister to find Rufus, and under his direction while he is being treated, help with the construction of [[Edge (Final Fantasy VII)|Edge]] outside of Midgar's ruins.
  
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The Turks feature prominently in "Episode: Shinra". After helping Rufus escape the Shinra Headquarters ruins, Tseng has Rude, Reno and Elena assist the citizens of Midgar escape before and after the [[Meteor (Final Fantasy VII)|Meteor]] falls. Veld and the Turks who defected the company during the battle to stop Zirconiade, also return, and together the Turks watch as Meteor is destroyed over Midgar by the [[lifestream]] and [[Holy (Final Fantasy VII)|Holy]]. When Rufus is kidnapped by [[Mütten Kylegate]], the Turks guard Shinra property in Midgar's ruins and change the passkeys to the warehouses to stop scavengers sent by Kylegate.
   
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When Kylegate is killed and [[Kilmister]] takes over caring for Rufus, the Turks follow written orders from Rufus to give Kilmister SOLDIER stimulants to assist his treatment with [[Geostigma]], a new plague that spreads through the populace that is thought fatal. They trail Kilmister to find Rufus, and under his direction while he is being treated, help with the construction of the new city of [[Edge (Final Fantasy VII)|Edge]] outside of Midgar's ruins.
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[[File:Turks in ACC.jpg|thumb|right|The remaining Turks together in ''Advent Children''.]]
  
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The Turks of ''Final Fantasy VII'' also appear in ''Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children'', which occurs [[Final Fantasy VII/Timeline|two years]] after the game. Because the Shinra empire has collapsed they are technically no longer Turks, although they continue to wear their Turk uniforms and work for their boss, former company President Rufus. They primarily serve as bodyguards, but they also aid Rufus in his mission to repay Shinra's debt for "putting the world into its current, pathetic state". Tseng and Elena are the ones to discover [[Jenova]]'s remains in the [[Northern Cave (Final Fantasy VII)|Northern Cave]], and afterward the Turks end up fighting against the [[Remnants of Sephiroth]] who want to retrieve Jenova's remains in order to resurrect Sephiroth. Reno and Rude even defeat [[Loz]] and [[Yazoo]] with a bomb, though the Remnants still manage to show up and nearly kill Cloud.
  
   
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[[File:Turks in ACC.jpg|thumb|right|The remaining Turks together.]]
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Because the Shinra empire has collapsed Tseng, Elena, Reno and Rude are technically no longer Turks, but continue to wear their uniforms and work for Rufus. They primarily serve as bodyguards, but also aid Rufus in his mission to repay Shinra's debt for "putting the world into its current, pathetic state".
   
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Tseng and Elena discover [[Jenova]]'s remains in the [[Northern Cave (Final Fantasy VII)|Northern Cave]], and end up fighting the [[Remnants of Sephiroth]] who want to retrieve the remains as part of Sephiroth's plan on being resurrected. The remnants hold Tseng and Elena hostage for some time, but are eventually rescued by [[Vincent Valentine]], a former Turk and a member of Cloud's party. Reno and Rude fight to protect Rufus and Edge, and defeat [[Loz]] and [[Yazoo]] with a bomb. Tseng and Elena arrive just in time to save Rufus from falling off a building during his battle with [[Kadaj]], one of the remnants.
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==Turk Institutions==
  
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==Institutions==
 
===Shinra Building===
  
===Shinra Building===
 
[[File:BCTurkHQ.jpg|right|150px|Turk Command Center.]]
  
[[File:BCTurkHQ.jpg|right|150px|Turk Command Center.]]
 
[[File:BCVeldTurkMonitors.jpg|right|150px|Turk Command Center.]]
  
[[File:BCVeldTurkMonitors.jpg|right|150px|Turk Command Center.]]
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As a subsidiary of the Shinra Electric Company, the Turk's official headquarters is located within the Shinra building in [[Midgar]]. However, the exact location of their command center within the building is known by only a few due to the confidential nature of the branch.
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As a subsidiary of the Shinra Electric Company, the Turks' official headquarters is located within the [[Shinra Headquarters]] in Midgar. The exact location of their command center within the building is known by only a few due to the confidential nature of the branch.
   
 
Within the command center the Turks have full access to all levels of security within the company, as well as access to a considerable surveillance system linked to every Shinra facility across the globe.
  
Within the command center the Turks have full access to all levels of security within the company, as well as access to a considerable surveillance system linked to every Shinra facility across the globe.
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===Research Department QMC===
  
===Research Department QMC===
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This facility is responsible for supplying equipment and materia for the Turks. As the name implies, it is also likely that R.D.-QMC focuses on individual members and their specialties and approaches in gear and weaponry that help accentuate and compliment their abilities on the field. Ranking within the Turks, earned by assignments done and carried out successfully, helps act as a trust system and gives certain amounts of leeway for members to allow the company to purchase their goods for them, and for select goods, fund the required services for their creation, a system known as [[Rank Points]].
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This facility is responsible for supplying equipment and [[Materia (Final Fantasy VII)|Materia]] for the Turks. Ranking within the Turks, earned by carrying out successful assignments, helps act as a trust system and gives some leeway for members to allow the company to purchase their goods, and for select goods, fund the required services for their creation, in a system known as [[Rank Points]].
   
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Eventually, select and veteran members within the Turks can eventually be given access to '''QMC+''', a more expansive department that will give access to equipment of the highest and utmost quality.
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Select and veteran members can eventually be given access to QMC+, a more expansive department that will give access to equipment of the highest and utmost quality.
   
 
===Wall Market Pub===
  
===Wall Market Pub===
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[[File:BCTurkBar.jpg|right|150px|Wall Market Pub.]]
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[[File:BCTurkBar.jpg|right|150px|thumb|Wall Market Pub.]]
 
Located in the [[Wall Market]] slums of [[Midgar]], a certain pub is considered the watering-hole for the Turks during their time off.
  
Located in the [[Wall Market]] slums of [[Midgar]], a certain pub is considered the watering-hole for the Turks during their time off.
   
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[[Elena (Final Fantasy VII)|Elena]] worked at the pub during her school years while her elder sister, [[Gun (Female)]], was operating as a Turk.
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Elena worked at the pub during her school years while her elder sister, [[Gun (Female)]], was operating as a Turk.
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==Notable members==
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*[[Vincent Valentine]]—former member who used to work as a bodyguard to the scientists working in the Shinra Manor as part of the [[Jenova Project (Final Fantasy VII)|Jenova Project]].
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*[[Veld]]—leader of the Turks during Shinra's war against the first incarnation of Avalanche and the Genesis army.
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*[[Tseng]]—the second-in-command under Veld's leadership who later inherits the position.
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*[[Reno]]—veteran Turk member. Becomes the second-in-command after Tseng becomes the leader.
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*[[Rude]]—veteran Turk member and Reno's partner.
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*[[Legend (Male)]]—recruit from Junon; explosives specialist and former anti-Shinra resistance member.
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*[[Rod (Male)]]—recruit from the streets of Midgar; ex-biker gang leader.
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*[[Gun (Female)]]—recruit from the slums of Midgar; recent valedictorian of Shinra Military School and older sister of Elena.
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*[[Two Guns (Male)]]—recruit from the slums of Midgar; ex-street tough of Midgar slums mob kingpin Don Corneo.
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*[[Shotgun (Female)]]—recruit from Mideel; hunting prodigy.
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*[[Martial Arts (Male)]]—recruit from Costa Del Sol; ex-police detective.
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*[[Martial Arts (Female)]]—recruit from Icicle Inn; former freelance mercenary scouted through the open Turks recruitment screening program.
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*[[Katana (Male)]]—recruit from Gongaga; prodigy swordsman and ex-convict working through a plea bargain.
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*[[Cissnei]]—ward of Shinra Electric Power Company; orphan raised and trained under company supervision.
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*[[Nunchaku (Male)]]—recruit from Bone Village; new agent.
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*[[Knife (Female)]]—recruit from Old Corel; expert survivalist.
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*[[Elena (Final Fantasy VII)|Elena]]—the newest member of the Turks.
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==Musical themes==
 
{{Main|Turks' Theme}}
  
{{Main|Turks' Theme}}
 
In ''Final Fantasy VII'', "Turks' Theme" plays during every encounter with the Turks, more specifically Reno, Rude, or Elena. Additionally, any room with the three Turks in it will have it as its background theme until they leave.
  
In ''Final Fantasy VII'', "Turks' Theme" plays during every encounter with the Turks, more specifically Reno, Rude, or Elena. Additionally, any room with the three Turks in it will have it as its background theme until they leave.
   
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In ''Final Fantasy VII Remake'', the Turks have a dedicated battle theme called "The Turks: Reno", which plays Cloud duels Reno in the [[Sector 5 slums church|church]] at the [[Sector 5|Sector 5 Slums]], as well his later duel with Rude near Aerith's house. It is a rock version of the classic Turks' Theme, which incorporates some leitmotivs of other themes, most notably the "Infiltrating Shinra HQ" and "Let the Battles Begin!" from the original ''Final Fantasy VII''.
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[[File:FFAB Double Impact - Reno & Rude Legend UR.png|right|120px]]
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===''[[Final Fantasy Record Keeper]]''===
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[[File:MFF Shinra Turk.jpg|right|150px]]
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==Non-''Final Fantasy'' guest appearances==
 
===''[[Ehrgeiz: God Bless the Ring]]''===
  
===''[[Ehrgeiz: God Bless the Ring]]''===
 
[[File:Ehrgeiz Vincent 2.jpg|right|100px]]
  
[[File:Ehrgeiz Vincent 2.jpg|right|100px]]
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[[Vincent Valentine]] is a secret character in ''Ehrgeiz: God Bless The Ring''. As an optional outfit, Vincent can don his Turk suit. He uses his martial arts and gun to attack from a distance.
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[[Vincent Valentine#Ehrgeiz: God Bless the Ring|Vincent]] is a secret character. As an optional outfit, he can don his Turk suit. He uses his martial arts and gun to attack from a distance.
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==Behind the scenes==
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[[File:CC Lost Turks 1.png|right|thumb|Deceased Turks in ''Crisis Core''.]]
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Revealed by ''Final Fantasy VII Ultimania Omega'', the game script once contained a scene where a member of the Turks would come into [[7th Heaven|Tifa's bar]] in Sector 7 pretending to be drunk, to spy on Avalanche activities, but Tifa would have soon become suspicious and asked them to leave. Although this character was removed from the game, there still is a line of dialogue that seems to refer to this character, when Tifa mentions [[Barret Wallace|Barret]] squeezing information out of a suspicious man, who divulges Don Corneo's involvement with Shinra.
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In ''Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-'' two unnamed agents were killed by 1st Class SOLDIER Genesis Rhapsodos when they went to Banora Village to investigate. They, along with Genesis's parents, were revealed to be buried under a [[Banora White]] tree.
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A sub scenario focusing on the Turks was in the plans for ''Final Fantasy VII Remake'' at one point.<ref>{{Refwebsite| page url = https://game8.co/games/Final-Fantasy-VII-Remake/archives/286914| page name = Final Fantasy VII Remake Ultimania Interview With Tetsuya Nomura| site url = https://game8.co| site name = Game8| access time = 12:00, July 17, 2020 (UTC)}}</ref>
   
 
==Gallery==
  
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|File:Turks FFVII Concept Art.jpg|Concept art of Rufus and the Turks by [[Tetsuya Nomura]].
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Turks FFVII Concept Art.jpg|Concept art of Rufus and the Turks by [[Tetsuya Nomura]].
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|File:BeforeCrisisTurks1.jpg|Turks in ''Before Crisis'' opening.
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We are Turks. We complete the mission. No matter what.

Player Turks

The Turks is the unofficial name of the Investigation Sector of the General Affairs Department (総務部調査課, Sōmubu Chōsaka?; alternatively, Administrative Research) of the Shinra Electric Power Company in Final Fantasy VII. They work inside the Public Security Division under Shinra executive Heidegger.

The spin-off game Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII- focuses on the Turks in the years leading up to Final Fantasy VII.

Profile

A special Shinra task force often saddled with atypical assignments, such as scouting for SOLDIER recruits, escorting important individuals, spy work and assassination. The Turks keep to the company's ever-growing shadow, performing deeds best kept out of the public eye.

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Cissnei in her Turk uniform from Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-.

The Turks act similarly to an intelligence agency or investigative bureau, engaging in reconnaissance and espionage, or even black ops, including kidnappings and assassinations, on behalf of the corporation. They are also known for scouting for potential SOLDIER candidates. The Turks are consummate professionals, adhering to the mission no matter what. Due to the nature of their job, members are privy to numerous company secrets, and as such, become security risks should they resign.

In Final Fantasy VII Turks wear navy blue business suits, but in the Compilation of Final Fantasy VII the suits are plain black. The standard uniform is a unisex business suit with matching tie, white shirt and shoes. Gloves are allowed, as well as glasses and minor jewelry. Some members leave the suit jacket and shirt unbuttoned, omit the tie, or alternate the type of footwear from the basic black boot to one more to their liking.

Unlike the Shinra military, Turks wield various weapons—ranging from katana to fire arms to shuriken to martial arts—each operative specializing in one type of combat.

Story

Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow. (Skip section)

The Genesis War

During the time Shinra is at war with Avalanche some Turks are also ordered to aid in the battle against the defector SOLDIER member Genesis Rhapsodos. Tseng, a high-ranking Turk, aids SOLDIER member Zack Fair in a mission to Genesis's hometown of Banora to investigate the disappearance of two unnamed Shinra operatives. They are found dead and buried. Tseng later accompanies Zack on a mission to Modeoheim to try and find Genesis's headquarters and where he is making his copies. The Turks are also keeping an eye on Aerith Gainsborough, the last known Cetra, who lives in the Sector 5 Slums of Midgar.

The Turks are deployed to deal with the attack on Midgar Sector 8 during which Zack saves the Turk member Cissnei from Genesis Copies, and the two become friends. Cissnei allows Zack to flee following his escape from the Shinra Manor where he was kept captive for four years by Shinra's Science Department, and further aids his attempt to return to Midgar. The Turks fail to save him from the Shinra army, though they do try to organize a rescue by helicopter.

Combating Avalanche

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The Turks in Junon.

During Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII- the Turks are led by Veld with Tseng below him. Along with veterans, such as Reno and Rude, the Turks are made up of eight rookies. The Turks fight Avalanche, an eco-terrorist organization bent on destroying Shinra. President Shinra briefly replaces Veld with Heidegger with disastrous results. Veld blackmails the President to make him return the Turks to his command.

Veld discovers the Avalanche leader, Elfe is his daughter twisted by her evil scientist lieutenant, Fuhito. To save her from the ancient summon inside her, Zirconiade, the Turks defect from Shinra using Rufus Shinra, company Vice President and President Shinra's son, as leverage, but the President orders the Shinra executive Scarlet to kill them nevertheless. Despite the threats from both Shinra and Avalanche, the Turks stop Fuhito and destroy Zirconiade. Veld and his daughter, along with many of the Turks, disappear. Tseng reports having assassinated them, allowing him to become the new leader of the Turks, but in truth the former members go into hiding.

The Nightmare

During the events of Final Fantasy VII and its remake, the remaining Turks come into conflict with another Avalanche cell led by Barret Wallace while acting on orders to capture Aerith, the last living Cetra whom Shinra's executives believe could lead them to the promised land. Cloud aids Aerith in evading the Turks, who are then reassigned to destroy Sector 7 by dropping the section of Midgar's upper level to crush Avalanche's headquarters in the Midgar Slums while pinning the disaster on the terrorists. Cloud and his friends are unable to prevent both the plate's fall and Tseng capturing Aerith during the chaos. They storm the Shinra Building to save Aerith as the supposedly dead SOLDIER Sephiroth appears in the building and murders President Shinra.

After Rufus Shinra takes over the Shinra Company, the Turks are assigned to track down Sephiroth with Elena joining the Turks' ranks. Crossing paths with Cloud and his friends in the Mythril Mine, Tseng wishes Aerith well while declaring the Sephiroth mission takes priority over her recapture.

The Turks discover Sephiroth is looking for the Temple of the Ancients, and after the Shinra executive Reeve Tuesti infiltrates Avalanche's ranks under the guise of the robotic Cait Sith, he betrays Avalanche by handing the Keystone to the temple to Tseng. Tseng and Elena inspect the temple, but run into Sephiroth and Tseng is badly wounded. When Cloud and his friends find him slumped in a corner, Tseng returns the Keystone.

Though they are enemies, the Turks cooperate with Cloud's party in Wutai. Don Corneo, a former Shinra informant who had let Avalanche in on Shinra's plan to destroy Sector 7, thus became an enemy of the company. Shinra army is sent to eliminate him, and tracks him down in Wutai Village. Reno, Rude and Elena are enjoying their time off at the tourist resort, and turn down the soldiers' request for aid. Elena disagrees with refusing company orders, and storms off, and is kidnapped by Corneo alongside a member of Cloud's party, Yuffie Kisaragi. Working together, Cloud's party defeats Corneo's monster Rapps and Reno and Rude throw Corneo off the Da-chao Statue. Though they get a call to keep pursuing Cloud's party, the Turks shrug it off since they are still off duty.

When Diamond Weapon attacks Midgar the top levels of the Shinra Building are destroyed, and Rufus Shinra, the current company president, is thought dead, and the Shinra executives go rogue. When Cloud and his friends are on their way to stop Professor Hojo, the head of Shinra's Science Department, from destroying all of Midgar, the Turks run into them in the train tunnels. The Turks are not keen on fighting Cloud's party, who have a chance to convince the Turks to separate amicably.

On the Way to a Smile

The Turks feature prominently in "Episode: Shinra". After helping Rufus escape the Shinra Headquarters ruins, Tseng has Rude, Reno and Elena assist the citizens of Midgar escape before and after the Meteor falls. Veld and the Turks who defected the company during the battle to stop Zirconiade, also return, and together the Turks watch as Meteor is destroyed over Midgar by the lifestream and Holy. When Rufus is kidnapped by Mütten Kylegate, the Turks guard Shinra property in Midgar's ruins and change the passkeys to the warehouses to stop scavengers sent by Kylegate.

When Kylegate is killed and Kilmister takes over caring for Rufus, the Turks follow written orders from Rufus to give Kilmister SOLDIER stimulants to assist his treatment with Geostigma, a new plague that spreads through the populace that is thought fatal. They trail Kilmister to find Rufus, and under his direction while he is being treated, help with the construction of the new city of Edge outside of Midgar's ruins.

Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children

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The remaining Turks together.

Because the Shinra empire has collapsed Tseng, Elena, Reno and Rude are technically no longer Turks, but continue to wear their uniforms and work for Rufus. They primarily serve as bodyguards, but also aid Rufus in his mission to repay Shinra's debt for "putting the world into its current, pathetic state".

Tseng and Elena discover Jenova's remains in the Northern Cave, and end up fighting the Remnants of Sephiroth who want to retrieve the remains as part of Sephiroth's plan on being resurrected. The remnants hold Tseng and Elena hostage for some time, but are eventually rescued by Vincent Valentine, a former Turk and a member of Cloud's party. Reno and Rude fight to protect Rufus and Edge, and defeat Loz and Yazoo with a bomb. Tseng and Elena arrive just in time to save Rufus from falling off a building during his battle with Kadaj, one of the remnants.

In Advent Children Complete, Reno expresses his surprise that so many of the old employees have returned to the President's call, though this is never elaborated on.

Spoilers end here.

Institutions

Shinra Building

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Turk Command Center.

As a subsidiary of the Shinra Electric Company, the Turks' official headquarters is located within the Shinra Headquarters in Midgar. The exact location of their command center within the building is known by only a few due to the confidential nature of the branch.

Within the command center the Turks have full access to all levels of security within the company, as well as access to a considerable surveillance system linked to every Shinra facility across the globe.

Research Department QMC

This facility is responsible for supplying equipment and Materia for the Turks. Ranking within the Turks, earned by carrying out successful assignments, helps act as a trust system and gives some leeway for members to allow the company to purchase their goods, and for select goods, fund the required services for their creation, in a system known as Rank Points.

Select and veteran members can eventually be given access to QMC+, a more expansive department that will give access to equipment of the highest and utmost quality.

Wall Market Pub

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Wall Market Pub.

Located in the Wall Market slums of Midgar, a certain pub is considered the watering-hole for the Turks during their time off.

Elena worked at the pub during her school years while her elder sister, Gun (Female), was operating as a Turk.

Notable members

  • Vincent Valentine—former member who used to work as a bodyguard to the scientists working in the Shinra Manor as part of the Jenova Project.
  • Veld—leader of the Turks during Shinra's war against the first incarnation of Avalanche and the Genesis army.
  • Tseng—the second-in-command under Veld's leadership who later inherits the position.
  • Reno—veteran Turk member. Becomes the second-in-command after Tseng becomes the leader.
  • Rude—veteran Turk member and Reno's partner.
  • Legend (Male)—recruit from Junon; explosives specialist and former anti-Shinra resistance member.
  • Rod (Male)—recruit from the streets of Midgar; ex-biker gang leader.
  • Gun (Female)—recruit from the slums of Midgar; recent valedictorian of Shinra Military School and older sister of Elena.
  • Two Guns (Male)—recruit from the slums of Midgar; ex-street tough of Midgar slums mob kingpin Don Corneo.
  • Shotgun (Female)—recruit from Mideel; hunting prodigy.
  • Martial Arts (Male)—recruit from Costa Del Sol; ex-police detective.
  • Martial Arts (Female)—recruit from Icicle Inn; former freelance mercenary scouted through the open Turks recruitment screening program.
  • Katana (Male)—recruit from Gongaga; prodigy swordsman and ex-convict working through a plea bargain.
  • Cissnei—ward of Shinra Electric Power Company; orphan raised and trained under company supervision.
  • Nunchaku (Male)—recruit from Bone Village; new agent.
  • Knife (Female)—recruit from Old Corel; expert survivalist.
  • Elena—the newest member of the Turks.

Musical themes

Main article: Turks' Theme

In Final Fantasy VII, "Turks' Theme" plays during every encounter with the Turks, more specifically Reno, Rude, or Elena. Additionally, any room with the three Turks in it will have it as its background theme until they leave.

In Final Fantasy VII Remake, the Turks have a dedicated battle theme called "The Turks: Reno", which plays Cloud duels Reno in the church at the Sector 5 Slums, as well his later duel with Rude near Aerith's house. It is a rock version of the classic Turks' Theme, which incorporates some leitmotivs of other themes, most notably the "Infiltrating Shinra HQ" and "Let the Battles Begin!" from the original Final Fantasy VII.

Other appearances

Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade

FFAB Double Impact - Reno & Rude Legend UR

Some of the Turks appear.

Final Fantasy Record Keeper

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Rude
Elena

Reno, Rude and Elena appear.

Mobius Final Fantasy

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Non-Final Fantasy guest appearances

Ehrgeiz: God Bless the Ring

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Vincent is a secret character. As an optional outfit, he can don his Turk suit. He uses his martial arts and gun to attack from a distance.

Behind the scenes

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Deceased Turks in Crisis Core.

Revealed by Final Fantasy VII Ultimania Omega, the game script once contained a scene where a member of the Turks would come into Tifa's bar in Sector 7 pretending to be drunk, to spy on Avalanche activities, but Tifa would have soon become suspicious and asked them to leave. Although this character was removed from the game, there still is a line of dialogue that seems to refer to this character, when Tifa mentions Barret squeezing information out of a suspicious man, who divulges Don Corneo's involvement with Shinra.

In Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- two unnamed agents were killed by 1st Class SOLDIER Genesis Rhapsodos when they went to Banora Village to investigate. They, along with Genesis's parents, were revealed to be buried under a Banora White tree.

A sub scenario focusing on the Turks was in the plans for Final Fantasy VII Remake at one point.[1]

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References

  1. ↑ Final Fantasy VII Remake Ultimania Interview With Tetsuya Nomura (Accessed: July 17, 2020) at Game8
Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII- setting
Artwork - Characters - Timeline - Translations - Wallpapers
Locations Gaia
Midgar - Sector 8 - Sector 5 Slums - Sector 5 slums church - Wall Market - Shinra Headquarters - Midgar Slums - Junon - Costa del Sol - Mt. Nibel - Nibelheim - Shinra Manor - Rocket Town - Mt. Corel - Corel - Corel Desert - Kalm - Wutai - Icicle Inn - Gongaga - Cosmo Canyon
LoreRaces Human - Red XIII's species - Cetra
Terms Avalanche - B1-Alpha Helicopter - Buster Sword - Cargo Ship - Cellphone - Jade Weapon - Lifestream - Mako - mako reactor - Masamune - Materia - Meteorfall - Motorcycle - Nibelheim Incident - Panasonic FOMA P900iV - PHS - Promised Land - Rank Points - Ravens - Shinra No. 26 - Shinra Electric Power Company - Shinra Military Troop Transport - Sister Ray - SOLDIER - Submarine - Tiny Bronco - Train - Turks - White Materia - Wutai War - XCannon - Zack's Final Stand - Zirconiade
Last Order -Final Fantasy VII-
Content Timeline - Wallpapers
Characters Cloud Strife - Zack Fair - Tifa Lockhart - Tseng - Sephiroth - Reno - Rude - Tifa's father - Gun (Female) - Martial Arts (Male) - Martial Arts (Female) - Rod (Male) - Shotgun (Female) - Two Guns (Male) - Zangan - Jenova - Professor Hojo
Locations Midgar - Midgar Wasteland - Shinra Headquarters - Nibelheim - Nibelheim Mako Reactor - Mt. Nibel - Mythril Mine
Terms B1-Alpha Helicopter - Buster Sword - Jenova Project - Lifestream - Masamune - Motorcycle - Nibelheim Incident - Panasonic FOMA P900iV - PHS - Shinra Electric Power Company - Shinra Military - SOLDIER - Turks - Zack's Final Stand
Music

Original Soundtrack

"Beyond the Death" - "Theme of Turks 2005"
Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- characters
Artwork - Translations - Wallpapers - Walkthroughs
Playable Zack Fair
SOLDIER Sephiroth - Genesis Rhapsodos - Angeal Hewley - Lazard Deusericus - Luxiere - Kunsel - Nero - Weiss
Turks Tseng - Cissnei - Reno - Rude
Other Aerith Gainsborough - Canine Angeal copy - Cloud Strife - Cloud's mother - Professor Hojo - Dr. Hollander - Gillian Hewley - Minerva - Tifa Lockhart - Yuffie Kisaragi - Bruno
Final Fantasy VII setting
Abilities - Allusions - Artworks - Characters - Development - Dummied content - Enemies - Menu - Script - Timeline - Translations - Version differences - Walkthroughs - Wallpapers
Locations The Planet
Midgar Sector 1 (Mako Reactor 1) - Sector 8 - Sector 7 (Sector 7 slums - Seventh Heaven - Train graveyard) - Sector 4 - Sector 5 (Mako Reactor 5 - Sector 5 slums - Sector 5 slums church) - Sector 6 (Wall Market - Honey Bee Inn - Sewer) - Sector 0 (Shinra Building - Midgar Highway)
Eastern continent Midgar - Midgar Wasteland - Kalm - Chocobo Farm - Marshes - Mythril Mine - Fort Condor - Under Junon - Junon (Cargo Ship - Junon Underwater Reactor)
Western continent Costa del Sol - Mt. Corel (Coal Train) - North Corel - Gold Saucer (Wonder Square - Battle Square - Chocobo Square - Speed Square) - Corel (Corel Prison) - Gongaga - Cosmo Canyon - Cave of the Gi - Nibelheim - Shinra Mansion - Mt. Nibel - Nibel Reactor - Rocket Town - Ancient Forest - Materia Cave
Northern continent Bone Village - Sleeping Forest - Corel Valley - City of the Ancients - Corel Valley Cave - Icicle Inn - Great Glacier - Gaea's Cliff - North Crater - Whirlwind Maze - Northern Cave - Chocobo Sage's House
Other Temple of the Ancients - Mideel - Wutai Village - Da-chao Statue - Materia Caves - Gelnika
LoreRaces Humans - Red XIII's species - Cetra
Terms All Lucky 7s - AVALANCHE - Black Materia - Buster Sword - Chaos - Character Booster - Cloud save - Condor - Gi tribe - Hardy-Daytona - Holy - Huge Materia - Jenova Project - Keystone - Leviathan Scales - Lifestream - Lunar Harp - Mako - mako reactor - Makonoid - Masamune - Meteor - Midgar Slums - Neo Midgar - PHS - Planetology - Promised Land - Reunion Theory - Shinra Electric Power Company - Shinra Hauler SA-37 - Shinra Public Security Forces - Sister Ray - SOLDIER - Sephiroth-clones - Turks - Weapon - White Materia - Wusheng
Events Wutai War - Nibelheim Incident - Zack's Final Stand - Avalanche Insurgency - Aerith's death - Siege of Fort Condor - Raid on Junon - Raid on Midgar - Jenova War
Vehicles Highwind - Buggy - Cargo Ship - Coal Train - Motorcycle - Shinra uV Submarine - Tiny Bronco - Train - Shinra No. 26 - B1-Alpha Helicopter - B1-Beta Helicopter
Final Fantasy VII Remake setting
Abilities - Allusions - Artworks - Battle system - Characters - Development - Enemies - Menu - Script - Translations
LocationsMidgar Sector 1 (Mako Reactor 1) - Sector 8 - Sector 7 (Sector 7 slums - Seventh Heaven - Upper Sector 7 - Train graveyard - Shinra Underground Test Site) - Sector 5 (Leaf House - Mako Reactor 5 - Sector 5 slums church - Sector 5 slums) - Sector 6 (Wall Market - Honeybee Inn - Corneo Colosseum - Sewer system) - Sector 0 (Shinra Building - Midgar Expressway)
LoreRaces Humans - Red XIII's species - Cetra
Terms Avalanche - Buster Sword - Chocobo - Da-chao bean - Deepground - Hardy-Daytona - Lifestream - Mako - Mako reactor - Masamune - Midgar Slums - Planetology - Reunion Theory - Sam's Delivery Service - Shinra Electric Power Company - Shinra Hauler SA-37 - Shinra Public Security Forces - SOLDIER - Sephiroth-clones - Turks - Whispers
Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children
Content Artwork - Timeline - Translations - Wallpapers – Merchandise
CharactersMain Cloud Strife - Tifa Lockhart - Marlene Wallace - Denzel - Kadaj - Yazoo - Loz - Sephiroth
Other Aerith Gainsborough – Bahamut SIN - Barret Wallace - Cait Sith - Chloe - Cid Highwind - Elena - Jenova - Moogle Girl - Red XIII - Reno - Rude - Rufus Shinra - Tseng - Vincent Valentine - Yuffie Kisaragi - Zack Fair
LoreLocations Edge - 7th Heaven - Healen Lodge - City of the Ancients - Midgar - Midgar Wasteland - Northern Cave - Sector 5 slums church - Shinra Building
Races Human – Red XIII's species – Cetra - Remnants of Sephiroth
Terms 4-Point Shuriken - Avalanche - Buster Sword - Cellphone – Cerberus - Chocobo – Chocobo Farm - Cloudy Wolf - Dual Hound - Fenrir – Fenrir (motorcycle) - Fusion Swords - Geostigma - Leather Suit - Lifestream – Limit Break - LOVELESS - Masamune - Materia - Meteor - Motorcycle – Nibelheim Incident - Panasonic FOMA P900iV - Reunion Theory - Sister Ray - Shadow Creeper - Shera – Shinra Electric Power Company – Shinra Military Transport Helicopter - SOLDIER - Souba - Strife Delivery Service – Turks - Velvet Nightmare - World Regenesis Organization
MediaRelated releases Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children Complete
Novellas On the Way to a Smile - Hoshi o Meguru Otome - The Kids Are Alright
Books Reunion Files (SB Creative) - Prologue (V Jump) - Program (Japanese theaters) - Fukuseiban (Advent Pieces) - The Novel (Limited Edition) - The Script (Limited Edition) - Complete Post Card Book (SE-Mook)
Music albums Original Soundtrack - Complete Mini Album - Complete Reunion Tracks - Bang The Beat/Safe and Sound
Music themes "Opening" - "The Promised Land" - "Tifa's Theme" - "Those Who Fight" - "Aerith's Theme" - "Divinity I" - "Those Who Fight Further" - "Divinity II" - "J-E-N-O-V-A" - "Advent: One-Winged Angel" - "CALLING" - "Anxiety" - "Safe and Sound"
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