#fviir

[eleionomarea]

FFVII community really need to learn some fandom etiquette, like if you want to rail against a ship or a character you have to use the anti tag, not the tag of that ship/character. This is the bare minimum. I don't want to scroll the Clerith tag only to find the third-one copy-pasted analysis from CT and ZA on Aerith and Cloud date and how they don't work as a couple. I don't care, we, in the CA tag, don't care. Stay in your circle, is not that difficoult

[the-second-sanctuary]

thank you.

[fumblemoon]

HOW ARE WE FEELING ABOUT THE FFVII REBIRTH TRAILER?!?!

[freelanceexorcist]

Reno: hey, Zack! You know how you can tell the difference between a SOLDIER, a Turk and a Shinra civilian?

Zack: No, how?

Reno: Well, you can tell when a helicopter flies by. See, a civilian would point up and say "there goes a helicopter."

Zack: OK...

Reno: When a Turk sees it they point up and go "there's a chopper."

Zack: (doesn't like where this is going)

Reno: When a member of SOLDIER sees it, they point up and go "OOH! OOH! OOH! OOH!"

Zack: You suck, you know that?

[clemkesh]

at any given moment i am thinking about the honeybee inn dance sequence in the ffvii remake

[themelodicenigma]

It’s always interesting seeing people’s thoughts on the Lifestream and it’s presentation/place within the story, especially concerning the individuals who die and become a part of it.

I certainly never took it as anything different than the upfront meaning of life returning/becoming a part of it and people’s consciousness dissolving within it—this meaning that they essentially become one with it in death. But, for what I always thought contrary to others, this doesn’t include completely eradicating who they were and are. That’s not how dissolving typically works. Even sugar that dissolves in water is still there, it’s not completely gone. It’s a part of it, acting as a whole. FFVII holds some spirituality/mysticism themes, especially the whole “reuniting with people in death” sentiment and life/death concepts towards the Lifestream, which this holds a very powerful meaning for our characters—from Bugenhagen to Cloud’s revelation at the end of the OG, etc. I don’t believe the game would have this significance with it’s characters/story, while also saying “nope, actually that’s all bullshit, sorry”  or treating it as inaccurate nonsense with its storytelling—at least not without that actually being the set answer or perspective for the characters AND the world to take officially. I feel pretty confident that the latter isn’t the takeaway.

For FFVII to still have that sentiment, it’s not going to be like DBZ with all the dead folk building houses and hosting fighting tournaments. Death is still a mysterious construct even in FFVII, but with using the lore of the Lifestream, the above significance still has its place for the mystery of what really happens once one becomes, well, one with the planet. There’s something there to be understood when a person joins their loved ones in becoming a part of something that they already have, and in that “place”, that’s where they’ll meet. The mystery is how exactly that happens, and that’s okay. The sentiment provided is enough to understand intent there. There is a difference in the meaning of it on the value of emotion vs. the literal function. A lot of stories aren’t depicting the spiritual nature of this in the literal sense like others shows do (Supernatural, DBZ, Yu Yu Hakusho, there are countless examples), while so, very much do, like the examples just mentioned. FFVII dives into the more literal, yes, but it still doesn’t necessarily contradict the sentiment. The mystery or the subject of it is just presented in its own way.

At least, that’s my take on it, and I hope we get even more on the subject in the Remake’s future.

[strawberry-bars]

aerti skater au

-both of them are competing for the women's championship

-aerith has a more graceful style considering she does ballet in her free time and mainly skates to classical music

-her costumes are very elegant and she tends to pick pastel solid colors

-focuses more on the routine than jumps but can still do both

-tifa skates to more risqué and modern songs (and sometimes opera like habanera)

-she focuses on jumps and spins so she can really great height and force behind them and can do a lot since she has a lot of stamina

-she had a come back after an injury and people weren't expecting her to be able to skate anymore (nibelheim)

-they meet and fall in love and both are able to take inspiration from each other to improve their performance

-after the championship they decide to buy a skating rink and become coaches together

-they want to teach younger kids bc both of them are rlly passionate abt skating and both love the sport differently, very freeing to both of them

-they teach zakkura's kid and they're gonna help him win Junior Worlds

[noizplayssomestuff]

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Final Fantasy VII, Final Fantasy VII Remake (Video Game 2020) Rating: Mature Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings Relationships: Zack Fair/Cloud Strife Characters: Avalanche, Cloud Strife, Zack Fair Additional Tags: NSFW, Top Cloud, zakkura, Clack, Light Bondage Summary:

This is a super self indulgent ficlet about the people we know and love from OG as well as Zack, who is now alive (Thank you remake), celebrating their fresh start at the opening of Tifa's new bar. During the celebration, Cloud can barely take his focus off of Zack and when he sees others getting close to him, jealousy arises....