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Storyline
A corrupt company, by the name of ShinRa is draining the energy out of the (nameless) planet and conducting expiriments on living things. Enviromental and social callamities, such as the pollution of the air and seas, overpopulation, high drug rate and treating women like objects. A mercenary and a rough and tough organization by the name of Avalanche must put an end to ShinRa, but a couple of ShinRa victims might be causing a bigger threat. One of the ShinRa victims is an alien that crash-landed on the planet and killed an ancient race. The other ShinRa victim is a man in a trench coat that wants to rule the world and summon the doomsday meteorite.
Written by Jenova Synthesis <mayu_roxx@hotmail.com>
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The story of a love that can never be, and a hate that always was.
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Also Known As:
Final Fantasy VII
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Aspect Ratio:
1.33 : 1
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Trivia
Several of the towns, cities and summon forces in the game have derived their names from Norse mythology, such as Midgar which is derived from the Norse word Midgard which is where humans were put by the gods to protect them from the giants, or Nibelheim which is the land of the dead (which is very apt when you consider the town is full of Sephiroths clones who are basically the walking dead) and also literally means 'fog home' or 'mist home', revealing the true name 'Cloud's home'. One of Cloud's swords which is called the Ragnarok which is the Norse doomsday. They Ragnarok appears in several of the Final Fantasy games such as, FFVIII, FFX-2.
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Goofs
Factual errors:
At one point when Jenova speaks to Cloud (with white text on a black background), the word 'because' is incorrect. The text in the game is: "Beacause, you are.....a puppet."
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Quotes
[first lines]
Barret Wallace:
C'mon newcomer. Follow me.
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Crazy Credits
After the closing events of the story, just before the end credits begin,
an enigmatic shot of Aeris is shown, more or less identical to the first
shot of her at the very beginning of the game.
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