#exdeath

[bioodshower]

[popcornmtow]

New year Exdeath & Gilgamesh

[wedofightinggames]

Dissidia Final Fantasy NT (2018) Team Ninja

Nomura Tetsuya promo art and sketches

[ffxmtg]

Evil Reawakened Illustrator: Nino Is

[redfortbear]

Looks like being thrown in the void isn't so bad like it seems...

Just a quick fanart and a training on a new way of doing the lights and shades. What do you guys think?

[kujaroth24]

Square Enix..

Please release villains in casual fashion in Dissidia Duellum next year!!!

🪻~My thoughts~🪻

I love the heroes, but I want to see the villains get a chance to shine in Dissidia Duellum. Villains deserve better.

Some villains I hardly ever see in dissidia, hopefully they will be back one day, Seymour guado X, Caius Ballad XIII-2, and Zenos yae galvus XIV.

Other villains are anti heroes. I don't see as much. But want to see them return are Cid Raines XIII, Rufus Shinra VII, Seifer VIII, Emet-selch XIV, Snow XIII and Jihl Nabaat XIII.

Now we have final fantasy XVI, I think it's going to Barnabas Tharmr, Benedikta, or Hugo Kupka for the main new villain in ff16. I'll be waiting for who is coming in Dissidia Final Fantasy Duellum.

Honestly, I need all of them to return once again. But I doubt that.

Anyways, these are my personal thoughts for the upcoming Dissidia Duellum in 2026. ~🪻

[theblueprincess590]

FFV and The Spector of Death-An Analysis of Final Fantasy V

SPOILER WARNING FOR FFV

I am now in the third act of FFV and I have to say that I am loving the story so far. I think what makes FFV’s story so interesting is how the tone of the game gradually changes to reveal something much darker underneath the hood. FFV’s story has this reputation of being a lot more light hearted and comedic in comparison to other entries in the series. And while it is true that the game starts off with a lighter tone and has plenty of gag scenes, there is also a growing sense of melancholy that weaves in and out of the story from the very beginning, only growing stronger as it progresses. Until Finally you can no longer ignore the specter of death that haunts the narrative. 

Throughout Final Fantasy V we constantly see the Warriors of Light fail. They can’t save the four crystals, can not stop ExDeath from returning, each Kingdom the visit ends up in turmoil, Kings and Queens are left in critical condition, both family and friends are lost, and in the End ExDeath ultimately succeeds in his plan of unleashing the Void. The only victories they manage to scrap by are small and in frequent, capable of keeping them going but unable to save the world. 

These failures ultimately build up one after another to FFV’s biggest tragedy, the death of Galuf. Galuf dies saving both his granddaughter and the other warriors of light, giving up his life for the next generation. It’s a truly gut-retching scene as you see Bartz, Lenne, and Faris using every possible spell or item they have to try and save him, but no matter how much power they have it does nothing. You can not stop death, you can run from it, fight it, or even try and laugh it off, but in the end it will come for you. 

And that is the ultimate point of FFV’s ever growing melancholy. To impress on the player that even in times of peace death, tragedy, and failure can arise to bring about despair. However that does not mean we should just lay down and take it. Despite their many failures and setbacks, Bartz, Lenna, Faris, and Krile continue to endure. They take on every tragedy Exdeath throws at them and continue to move forward, to fight for their broken world regardless of how much they will suffer in turn. Yes FFV wishes to impress on the player that tragedy is unavoidable but it also teaches the play how to pick them selves up and continue to live in spite of despair.       

[lavenderizes]

ff5 needs to be featured in kh solely bc imagining sora trying to get exdeath to change his mind is killing me 😭

a real “but i don’t WANT to cure cancer. i want to turn people into dinosaurs” type of conversation