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[R^2]

Characters not recruited get a portrait hovering over wherever their home is. Mog and Umaro get Narshe, Cyan gets Doma, Gogo gets the Zone Eater's Belly dungeon, and Gau gets the Cave on the Veldt even though that's not where you find him. Celes, Edgar, Setzer, and Terra get their own scenes as usual since you can't miss them; Sabin and Locke modify the scenes they'd otherwise be in.


Relm, Shadow, and Strago all get the same pan over Thamasa.






The rest of the ending plays out the same way. That's another LP in the can, and the end of my "Let's Play Every Goddamn Final Fantasy Game from the Game Boy Advance" series.

[A²]

[Brentai]

I guess that really was

[Brentai]

[Brentai]

The final Fantasy.

[A²]

YEEEEAAAAAAAAHH

[Roger]

I love that since the late game of FF5 and FF6 just get into such ridiculous Monty Haul levels, the bonus content had to figure out how they could out-cheese the cheesiest the players have ever been.

[R^2]

...but they didn't, because Quick/Flurry or Genji Glove/Master Scroll/Ultima Weapon can still oneshot every phase of the superbosses.

[Roger]

LET ME DREAM

[Sharkey]

Definitely served to remind me why I always got completely bogged down in the WoR. I mean, I still love the transition from melancholy to completely soul-crushing desolation and despair, but it really could have used one more strong act between "gather up all your guys (or at least the ones you give half a fuck about)" and "let's kill the Joker because we finally ran out of tedious shit to do." There really needs to be just a bit more interaction between the characters between those two points.