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I'm genuinely surprised they're both still alive at this point. They got so fucked up. Granted, Sephiroth has mere minutes to live, but his death is the result of Cloud's strength, not his injury. Still, that's a fatal wound there on his chest/torso. He was definitely going to die either way. As for Cloud... I'm going to assume Hojo patched him up to keep him alive for experimentation.
Honestly I have no idea how these characters always manage to survive after having major organs impaled for funsies.
Severe case of "They're fictional that's why!" But... Seph was stabbed, or rather cut, through the gut, which is a surprisingly slow way to die actually. Not like in the movies! I know cases of severe wounds to the abdomen that took 2 or 3 days of blood loss and septicemia to finally do it (this was in a war context, so no or very little medical assistance). And he must have some healing factor that was working overtime to try to fix such a big wound, if Cloud hadn't pushed him, it might have been a truly slow and awful death.
As for Cloud, if we discount that a sword that could cut through a cannon isn't cutting through ribs, he might have just been very lucky (Once! Twice is just fictional bs!). It looks like he was impaled in the middle of the thorax, right below the heart, if it managed to miss the lung it could have gone just through muscle and connective tissue. Decent chances of survival with proper care, which Hojo probably provided.
Genesis likes to say he's not superstitious.
He is, after all, a man of science as well as the arts. He only has logical superstitions or beliefs. The goddess is real, and if she teaches that chocobo feathers are sacred, they are sacred.
Genesis also has lucky socks, wishes on stars, and generally enjoys little beliefs, rituals, and superstitions, but if you ask him directly why he never goes round a church widdershins, he'll scoff and tell you you're imagining things.
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Angeal usually smiles fondly when someone wears their lucky socks or avoids ladders; a lot of superstitions are built on common sense or the placebo effect and he's fine with that. But he performs rituals all the time to avoid issues.
Polishing his sword obsessively until 3am to avoid dishonoring his father's legacy. Tapping his locker twice because one time he didn't and several troopers died. Counting his toothbrush strokes to make sure Zack's teeth don't fall out because if Angeal doesn't set a good example, that's what will happen.
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Zack is superstitious when he remembers to be, and takes a similar view to Angeal: it's common sense not to walk under a ladder! Common enough that he learned the hard way several times during growth spurts!
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Sephiroth holds zero stock in superstitions. The only thing close to a ritual, belief, or supernatural observation he does is hold his mother's locket and wish for her.
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Cloud is backwoods country boy folk tale superstitious because it's all real and he's definitely not seen it, but trust him, it's real. Stop asking questions. No, you did NOT see a deer in these woods, even if you did, and now that you said the word "deer", he's going to spit over your shoulder for you. And rip off that stupid patch you're wearing, it has an image of The Item on it and They will be attracted to it.
You don't want Their attention. Tie your shoes with the right bunny ear over the left. Bury your lost teeth on a moonless night with a sprig of spruce. Never go round ANYTHING spiritual widdershins.
If Sephiroth had left Shinra, part of me wouldn't really want him joining up with Avalanche tbh. I think he would certainly sympathize with Avalanche and probably would be propositioned as a candidate to join. But I honestly think that Sephiroth probably would just want to live the rest of his life in peace not being a pawn in someone else's game. He's tired.
Sephiroth needs to fuck off into the wilderness and become a local cryptid. Maybe he protects a local village from danger but he doesn't interact with anyone except the local brave kids who dare each other to enter the forest to find the silver beast.
Sephiroth would likely live an extended life too due to his Jenova cells. So he'd become an urban legend for several hundred years lmao like the Jersey Devil
I don't think him joining Avalanche would be good for him or what he'd want, but the idea of him retiring alone to the middle of nowhere is sad too.
Maybe that's why I've so warmed up to the idea of Vincent being the real father. One is immortal and the other long lived, they'd keep each other company.
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Do you take asks about Hojo? If so, what do you think he may be afraid of, something that can be used against him?
Of course! I take asks about everyone! Ask away!
As for Hojo...I think if there's if there's one semi positive attribute in his possession, it's the fact that he's pretty ballsy. Nothing ever really fazes him. He's brave. Evil, but brave. And generally very hard to terrify.
That said, I do think that his fears are tied to Sephiroth's success. To the point where he views Sephiroth as an extension of himself and therefore all slights against Sephiroth are slights against him. If Sephiroth were truly gone from this world forever, I think Hojo would be genuinely shaken up, unsure how to recreate what he views was perfection.
I have a little headcanon of Hojo during those first few hours after Sephiroth's "death" in Nibelheim, shaken up and unsure and maybe momentarily panicking at the idea of his son being deceased. Maybe even a bit guilty as well. But only for a moment. And then he latches on to his Reunion Theory and is ultimately proven correct.
Apart from that...Hojo has a tiny fear of dogs due to a bad experience as a child. Part of the reason why he has so many tortured lab mongrels in his lab is because he likes the idea of having control over the thing he fears. It makes him feel powerful.
Thanks! That makes sense, he really isn't easy to scare! Although I've been thinking about Seph's comment that he's a walking mass of complexes, he seems to have a superiority complex that in reality always stems from an actual sense of inferiority, which probably comes from actual or perceived failure, so I'm guessing he must have that kind of fear too.
I miss my soft goth baby so much! He was so painfully beautiful, now it's not even the hair, it's the eyes, they're so much harsher instead of soft and haunted.
Seriously though, what actually IS Remake!Vincent's problem with Sephiroth because Seph would have been a very, very small child when Vincent would have known him. If not an infant. And Miniroth's entire existence in First Soldier proved that Sephiroth wasn't this scary walking antichrist when he was young. And that he was even chill and nice as an adult up until Nibelheim. The man was literally monologuing about being compassionate. So what is Vincent's deal? What did Sephiroth ever do to him? Vincent is one of the few characters who Sephiroth did not actively hurt within the narrative. Which is why OG Vincent was more engaged with hunting down Hojo.
So where is this anger coming from? Why hate a literal baby? Is he mad at Sephiroth for existing? If that's the case, you would have to blame Lucrecia and Hojo, the former he would never do and the latter he's being curiously muted on. Of all the plot changes of Remake, this is one change I genuinely don't really understand. Because OG Vincent seemed to pity Sephiroth and understand the tragedy of his situation. He felt so strongly about it that he didn't have the heart to tell Lucrecia the truth about her son.
So I'll be real--depending on how they choose to frame it, it could make or break Vincent's overall character for me. Sephiroth IS a villain and he needs to go down. He's hurt many, many people. But Vincent has the weakest grounds when it comes to hating him. And if it's revealed that Vincent was up and moving around at some point during Sephiroth's childhood, that actually DOES make him somewhat responsible for not stepping in. The thing about Vincent's character was that he was a blameless man. He just chose to blame himself out of guilt and love for Lucrecia. Not stepping in to save Lucrecia's son when the opportunity was there would change things significantly.
It's not enough to ruin the story for me or anything. But it would definitely be disappointing. Vincent is not actually a character I feel particularly attached to. But it would still be a shame. I trust the devs though. So we'll see what happens.
My impression (and I just started replaying Rebirth recently, haven’t gotten to Nibelheim yet, so that may change) was that he doesn’t quite hate Sephiroth, except as a convenient scapegoat for what happened to Lucretia, an extension of Hojo, and a symbol of his failure as a man and as a Turk.
All of those seem like grief responses, unreasonable but understandable. I particularly think the last one is interesting because I think it lends itself well to the emotional arc we see Vincent on in existing FF7 material. If he sees Sephiroth as a symbol of his failure, his guilt, it makes a certain amount of sense, psychologically, that he would hate it.
When that job is done though, and of course all the guilt is still there, what else is there to do? Confront the trauma and grief in a healthy way? Ohoho, not Vincent Diesel Valentine, no sir! Naturally the only thing left to do is blame yourself and fall into a pit of self loathing for 2 years until Dirge of Cerberus lets you process that grief by shooting the ghost of Hojo in the face.
Now, obviously that’s all just my take, and I’m not an expert on the subject at all. But, I can see the seeds of a larger character arc for Vincent being sewn in Rebirth. In the end, I’m pretty much in the same boat as you, I’m eager to see how they handle Vinny in Revelation. Depending on how they handle the thing, it could be really good, or reeeeeally bad.
Vincent has been my favourite for a long time and I'm not happy at all with how he has been changed. He had soft, haunted eyes, now they're harsher, he looks angrier and much more cynical, because heavens forbid that someone who was brutally experimented on, transformed and kept from finding solace in death is actually severely depressed! That's emo, a edgelord, let's tone it down for the dudebros who find deep emotions uncomfortable!
I'm very apprehensive about where his story is going and definitely not happy so far. I still have a tiny bit of hope it'll be good and not disappoint in the end, but I don't know...
I think this Vincent does have visions of the future, although I'm not sure why. I guess having both Chaos and the proto matéria inside his body may have something to do with it. Then again, if it's because of a connection to the Lifestream and the planet itself, how would he be sure that the future in which Sephiroth casts meteor is the real one, the inevitable one?
He hints that he tried killing Sephiroth before but couldn't do it, which hints that he must have awaken before and possibly watched young Seph, the forced soldier who only wanted a normal life! Didn't it cross his mind to try to save him instead? What exactly gave him the certainty that he couldn't be saved? Is the world of FF7 actually deterministic and turns out free will doesn't actually exist?
To me it made a lot more sense that he didn't act because he was so severily depressed and beaten down that it never crossed his mind that he could. I'm definitely not fond of a Vincent who has been trying to kill a child... although at least he couldn't bring himself to do it.
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