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Ultimecia wears a skintight red gown with a plunging neckline that exposes her neck, chest, stomach and abdomen, and only partially obscures her breasts. A black collar extends down the neckline to her waist; the collar rests over her shoulders and covers the junction of her black feathered wings. In Final Fantasy VIII the collar appears to be made of feathers, but in Dissidia Final Fantasy it is made of fur. The dress has a short train, which drags along the floor, trimmed either similarly to the collar, or torn and frayed and made dirty. Long red sleeves with prominent shoulder pads join with her purple taloned hands.
Ultimecia's skin is tattooed or body-painted with lined patterns. She wears a gold necklace, earrings and hair jewelry among a headdress designed to pull her hair up to resemble horns; silver bangs are left to frame her face. Ultimecia has yellow eyes surrounded by purple eyeshadow and she wears deep red lipstick. She has no eyebrows, instead having tattoos. She doesn't wear shoes, walking (or perhaps flying) barefoot, and although Ultimecia has a human appearance, her toenails resemble a beast's claws and are accentuated in her Dissidia Final Fantasy appearance.

Spoiler warning : Plot and/or ending details  follow. ( Skip section ) While possessing Edea , she dresses in a skin-tight dress with a plunging neckline and a feathered collar, and wears an ornamental frame on her back with strips of gauze fluttering behind her, somewhat mimicking the appearance of Ultimecia's wings. During the possession, Edea's eyes change color from green to yellow. Upon junctioning herself into Griever , Ultimecia takes on Griever's traits: lion-like head and front paws, a feathered lower half and a plated tail. Ultimecia herself stays below the leonine head with purple limbs. As she starts to become one with the universe Ultimecia's empty shell takes over while her bondaged human remains hang upside down from where her legs should be. Her "face" is but a glowing orb that blinks while she speaks. She has bat-like wings at the top of her head and elongated clawed arms. She wears flowing red robes with red-and-blue veins. Personality [ ] ...Lowlifes. ...Shameless filthy wretches. How you celebrate my ascension with such joy. Hailing the very one whom you have condemned for generations. Have you no shame? What happened to the evil, ruthless sorceress from your fantasies? The cold-blooded tyrant that slaughtered countless men and destroyed many nations? Where is she now? She stands before your very eyes to become your new ruler. HAHAHAHAHA! A new era has just begun. This is reality. No one can help you. Sit back and enjoy the show. Rest assured, you fools. Your time will come. This is only the beginning. Let us start a new reign of terror. I will let you live a fantasy beyond your imagination. Ultimecia, speaking to the Deling City citizens during her inauguration In the English version of Final Fantasy VIII , Ultimecia emphasizes the letter 'c' pronouncing it as a harder sound than normal (transcribed as 'k's in the text). However, during and after she evolves into her final form she loses this emphasis. She also doesn't speak this way in the Dissidia Final Fantasy series, or while possessing Edea. Ultimecia has no accent in Japanese, and arrogantly uses omae to refer to the party, this usually being associated with male speech. Overall, she uses few feminine speech markers, which makes her sound rather like a male antagonist. Ultimecia has a definitive sense of style: the interior of her castle is filled with faux-Victorian opulence. In Deling City , her waiting room is draped with sheer curtains, and while in Galbadia Garden , she reclines on a throne designed like a translucent flower with lights similar to the fronds of luminescent sea kelp. The crucible of Ultimecia's plight. Acting through the bodies of other sorceresses, Ultimecia is malevolent and manipulative and filled with anger and hate. Her background and motives are alluded to indirectly, the most significant being her inauguration speech in Deling City where she implies she had been persecuted due to being a sorceress, and the events surrounding the final battle. Ultimecia demonstrates a strategic and diplomatic mind, such as convincing the president of Galbadia to employ her as the nation's diplomat, as well as enticing Seifer Almasy , normally a hostile youth, to devote himself to her. In Dissidia Final Fantasy Ultimecia manipulates Kuja into performing for her ends and tries to get Sephiroth to join her and Emperor Mateus in their quest of taking over the world, though they end up failing. In Dissidia , if defeated by someone other than Squall in Shade Impulse , Ultimecia is painted in a more tragic light where she implies that she tried to use time compression to return to her childhood. Abilities [ ] I am Ultimecia. Time shall compress... All existence denied. Ultimecia Ultimecia, in the process of becoming omnipotent. Ultimecia is an immensely powerful sorceress who focuses on time and space manipulation. In the final battle she casts spells such as Bio , Quake , and Meteor , or absorbs fallen party members into time. Her final form has a devastating magical attack called Hell's Judgement that reduces HP to one point for the entire party, and she employs it often. Ultimecia can manifest and give life to subconscious thoughts and inanimate objects. This includes giving life to Griever ; Ultimecia manifests it from Squall's subconscious, having found Griever to be his conception of the most powerful force that could exist, and brings him to life for battle against Squall himself. [1] Ultimecia seeks to become omnipotent through the absorption of all time, space, and existence. She can invade and control an individual's body and mind both internally and externally, and, through the use of Junction Machine Ellone , wields this ability throughout different eras. Ultimecia can reach into a person's mind to steal or give life to thoughts, knowledge, and magic. Her ability to manipulate objects and matter has also led to some interesting junction forms. Despite being a sorceress of time, Ultimecia rarely uses time-based spells, such as Haste , Slow or Stop in battle. It is unknown to what extent the magic used is from Ultimecia or from the host when possessing other sorceresses, but as Edea, Ultimecia can teleport and phase through solid matter, create a barrier to repel a bullet, use the powers of telekinesis, and cast fascination spells. Story [ ] This is reality. No one can help you. Sit back and enjoy the show. Ultimecia Edea, possessed by Ultimecia. Ultimecia's castle dominates the landscape in the era where she lives. It is implied she is the sole ruler of her world, although besides fallen White SeeD no other inhabitants of her world are introduced, their fate unknown. Ultimecia is aware of her destined encounter with the "Legendary SeeD " and desires to bring about time compression to absorb all time, space and existence, becoming "a living god". With the Junction Machine Ellone Ultimecia sends her consciousness back in time to take possession of Edea Kramer, a sorceress living on the White SeeD Ship . Ultimecia's plan is to send her mind far enough back in time to cast the time compression spell, but the Junction Machine has a limit; to get even further back in time, she needs to find a girl called Ellone with a natural gift to send people's consciousnesses through time, upon whose powers the junction machine was originally built. Ultimecia uses Edea as a host to infiltrate the government of Galbadia , and is appointed ambassador of Galbadia by President Vinzer Deling . Ultimecia manipulates Seifer. President Deling announces her appointment in the first worldwide televised broadcast in 17 years. The broadcast is interrupted when Deling is taken hostage on-air by Seifer Almasy, a renegade SeeD cadet. Ultimecia (within Edea's body) surfaces from a teleportation spell and offers to save him from his "predicament". When Squall's SeeD party approaches her, they are paralyzed by her magic and Seifer allows Ultimecia to teleport him away to Galbadia. Although Seifer is announced executed, Ultimecia turns him into her sorceress' knight and makes him her personal guardian. Nonetheless, Deling continues to publicize his new ambassador and plans a parade in Deling City to honor her appointment. Unbeknown to Ultimecia, General Caraway of Galbadia and the SeeD mercenaries from Balamb Garden formulate a plan to assassinate her at the parade to prevent her from usurping power across the world. General Caraway's daughter, Rinoa Heartilly , attempts to trick Ultimecia into taking a bangle created by Dr. Odine to seal away her sorceress power . Ultimecia seemingly recognizes the bangle, telekinetically disables Rinoa and takes control of her body, leading her to the balcony of the Presidential Palace. Ultimecia ascends the podium to give her acceptance speech to the people of Galbadia with Rinoa in tow, but it is a speech of hatred. Ultimecia's parade in Deling City. According to the Final Fantasy VIII Ultimania guide, Ultimecia casts a fascination spell that drives the crowd into a frenzy of reverence. [2] Ultimecia impales President Deling through his chest with her hand in front of the city and throws his corpse aside. She declares herself the ruler of Galbadia, assuring the beginning of a "new reign of terror", and brings two Iguion statues on the side of the Arch of Triumph to life and orders them to devour Rinoa as a sacrifice. Leaving Rinoa to her fate, Ultimecia boards her float that glides out into the street parade. As Ultimecia passes underneath the Arch of Triumph the gates trap her inside. The sniper working with the SeeDs, Irvine Kinneas , takes a shot at her from atop the clock tower, but she blocks the bullet with a protection spell. Ultimecia is confronted by Squall, Irvine, and Rinoa (who had been rescued from the Iguions), and is disgusted upon discovering Squall is a SeeD. Ultimecia uses Edea's Ice Strike Limit Break to stab him through the shoulder. Instead of killing Squall and his friends Ultimecia has them imprisoned in D-District Prison and orders Seifer to extract information from them via torture, namely, the reason SeeD persecute sorceresses. The interrogation yields no results as the SeeD themselves have not been informed of their organization's true goal. As Galbadia's new dictator, she declares Garden to be her enemy, and orders missiles to be launched at both Balamb and Trabia Gardens . Balamb Garden avoids the missile attacks thanks to Squall and the others (who had escaped from prison) making the Garden mobile, but Trabia Garden is annihilated. Ultimecia's true form seen for the first time. Ultimecia takes control of the remaining Galbadia Garden and sets out to find Ellone. Galbadia occupies the towns of Balamb and Fishermans Horizon at her order to search every house, but comes up unsuccessful. Ultimecia attacks Balamb Garden directly, but the Battle of the Gardens ends with Squall leading his allies into Galbadia Garden where she is confronted in the Garden Auditorium. Oh, my loyal knight, Seifer. The sorceress is alive... The sorceress demands. Find the legendary Lunatic Pandora, said to be hidden beneath the ocean. Ultimecia Ultimecia orders Seifer to dispatch the SeeDs, and when he fails, she is forced to do battle. The encounter ends with Ultimecia being bested inside Edea's body and Edea inadvertently relinquishing her powers to Rinoa, transferring Ultimecia from within Edea to Rinoa's body. Ultimecia uses Rinoa to revive Seifer, orders him to salvage the Estharian weapon of mass destruction, Lunatic Pandora , from beneath the ocean, and Rinoa falls into a coma; whether Ultimecia forces this upon Rinoa, or if she collapses due to the strain of having received Edea's sorceress power, is unknown. Edea, no longer a sorceress, divulges to the SeeD Ultimecia is a sorceress from the future who wants to destroy the world with time compression. Searching for a means to awaken Rinoa, Squall takes her to the Lunar Base —the Estharian space station—to see Ellone, hoping she could cure Rinoa with her powers over time. Ellone had come to the space station to meet with the president of Esthar, but Ultimecia appears to be unaware of her presence and uses Rinoa to unlock Sorceress Adel 's tomb, kept in space orbiting the planet overseen by the president of Esthar himself. With a more powerful sorceress in reach, Ultimecia abandons Rinoa in space to die. Meanwhile, Seifer and the G-Army have taken control of the Lunatic Pandora and triggered the Lunar Cry , which brings monsters down to the planet from the moon . Adel's unlocked tomb comes down with the monsters. Seifer captures Ellone, who had escaped the Lunar Base on an escape pod, and brings her to the Lunatic Pandora for Ultimecia's use. Squall and his comrades have saved the now recovered Rinoa from space and figured out Ultimecia's goal. They concoct a plan to halt Ultimecia's scheme with the Esthar scientist Dr. Odine, who explains Ultimecia exists many generations in the future and the only way to reach her is via time travel . Their plan is to defeat Adel, leaving Rinoa the only sorceress in the present era whom Ultimecia could control. After she would take over Rinoa, Ellone would send both of their consciousnesses into the past, allowing Ultimecia to initiate time compression. Ellone would then send both of their minds back to their original bodies. To survive the time compression Squall and his friends would have to keep their bonds strong and wade through the compressing timelines and reach Ultimecia's era. Ultimecia is confronted in her Master Room. Ultimecia possesses Adel [2] as she awakes from the frozen state she had been kept in the tomb, and orders Seifer to capture Rinoa. Ultimecia junctions Rinoa to Adel's body, but after engaging Squall and his friends in battle, Adel is defeated and passes on her powers to Rinoa. Ultimecia possesses Rinoa, allowing Ellone to send both of their minds to the past, where Ultimecia casts time compression only to have it temporarily halted when Ellone sends their consciousnesses back to their respective eras. Squall uses the partial time compression to enter Ultimecia's future. Squall and his allies enter Ultimecia Castle , and after getting past the various traps and puzzles, confront Ultimecia in the Master Room. The SeeD battle Ultimecia who reaches into Squall's mind to find a power he values most. Using this information she summons Griever, the strongest Guardian Force in Squall's mind. In the Japanese version of Final Fantasy VIII , Ultimecia unveils the party's fears of memory loss , but claims it is not what they should fear, but the power of Griever, and orders the GF to unleash its ultimate attack, Shockwave Pulsar . [1] After Griever's defeat, Ultimecia junctions herself to him, amplifying her power. After Griever's body is destroyed, Ultimecia transforms and begins absorbing time, space and existence into her new body. She speaks of the futility of fighting against time and her final speech is distinctly different from how she spoke before. Ultimecia at Edea's orphanage. Despite her extensive powers, Ultimecia is unable to overcome her fate as the links that bind Squall and his friends protect them from time compression, and she falls in a massive explosion as time begins to decompress. As Ultimecia cannot die until she passes on her sorceress power, she ends up in Edea's House of the past where she passes on her power to the Edea Kramer of that time. In doing so, Ultimecia ultimately perpetuates her predestined defeat, while fading away in a cloud of purple smoke. Gameplay [ ] Ultimecia, absorbing all existence. See also: Ultimecia (boss) , Ultimecia (Griever form) , or Ultimecia (final boss) Ultimecia is fought a total of six times, twice within Edea , once within Adel , twice in her own body, and once when junctioned onto Griever. There are four final boss battles , the first phase being against the normal Ultimecia. The second phase is against her newly created Guardian Force, Griever . She junctions herself to Griever during the third phase, and the fourth and final phase is fought against Ultimecia in her existence-absorbing final form. The video game website 1UP.com ranked the final battle with Ultimecia #15 on their list of the 25 best final boss battles in video game history. [3] Ultimecia was also listed in Den of Geek's website as the third most difficult boss in video gaming history. [4] Musical themes [ ] "Succession of Witches" https://finalfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/File:Succession_of_Witches1.ogg Ultimecia has a variety of musical themes that accompany her presence. The themes often contain the words, " Fithos Lusec Wecos Vinosec ", which are first heard in the game's opening, " Liberi Fatali ". All of her themes tend to invoke feelings of melancholy and terror. "Succession of Witches" is accompanied by a chorus chanting the words, "Fithos Lusec Wecos Vinosec" and is usually heard when Ultimecia appears to Squall and his comrades within the body of a sorceress she has possessed. " Premonition " plays during the times Ultimecia is fought within the body of Edea and also plays during the first phase of the final battle with Ultimecia in her real body, and during the battle with Griever, until Ultimecia orders him to use Shockwave Pulsar. The theme then transitions into "The Legendary Beast". "Compression of Time" is an ambient theme played when Squall and his party enter the future through time compression. It features a synth saxophone accompanied intermittently by a chorus. "The Castle" is the dungeon music for Ultimecia Castle that features a baroque organ, and is separated into three sections of varying emotions. The styles of these three sections vary from lighthearted, dark and sinister, and playful intimidation. " The Extreme " is the final boss theme played during the confrontation with Ultimecia's ultimate form. This is likely Ultimecia's most recognizable theme. A version by the Black Mages is included on the The Black Mages III: Darkness and Starlight album. It is also used at various times during battles with her in Dissidia Final Fantasy and Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy . Spoilers end here .


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Ultros's field and enemy sprites depict him as a purple octopus with a mass of tentacles and large, bulging red eyes. He sports a row of sharp fangs that make him appear to be smirking.

Ultros is a mischievous nuisance. He has no other reason for antagonizing the party than what is seemingly his own fun, as well as his desire to satiate his appetite. He thinks highly of himself and has an affinity towards women, fawning over Terra and disliking Sabin as a "muscle head". In battle , Ultros shouts taunts and insults. He is cowardly and will turn and flee when things do not go his way. He overestimates his limits, as he ended up realizing that the weight he brought up was so heavy that it would take him five minutes to drop, buying the Returners enough time to prevent him from ruining the opera.


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Uran-Mafran is a tarutaru dressed with black and red robes, with a black hood covering his head.

Uran-Mafran is manipulative and isn't hesitant to use his magic to hypnotize and manipulate others. Unlike other tarutaru who has some form of verbal tic, Uran-Mafran stutters.

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Valens van Varro has fair skin, green eyes, brown hair, and the third eye typical to pure-blooded Garleans . As a Legatus to one of the Garlean legions, Valens wears a purple suit of armor similar to Regula van Hydrus .

Valens is among the most ruthless and sadistic Garleans in his disdain towards the other races, believing his people superior and all others to be savages. This prejudice manifests in his methods of abuse and the torture of his subordinates, both physically and psychologically, along with seeing those of non-Garlean birth as disposable test subjects. Valens doesn't even bother to properly remember the names of those under his command. His sadism borders into mania in how he treats his subordinates, almost acting giddy when "punishing" them. Valens has no qualms about going back on promises, especially when they are with those not of Garlean blood. Even some of those in the Empire's service find his cruelty unnerving.
Like most Garlean officers, Valens responds poorly to setbacks and bad news, lashing out on his subordinates. He regularly beats his wards, such as Allie and Alfonse, to vent such frustrations. Nonetheless, Valens remains determined to accomplish his goals, ready to sacrifice whatever he must for them. Valens is power-hungry, willing to experiment on others and create his own Ultima Weapons to claim the Empire for himself.
Valens's hatred for Gaius Baelsar is his prime motivation in creating the Weapons. He resents and envies Gaius, not only for his skill and leadership, but is bitter about Gaius becoming the Legatus of the XIVth Imperial Legion over him. Out of spite, Valens opposes everything Gaius stands for, including respecting those who serve the Empire based on merit and loyalty, rather than on race or origin. As such, he is adamant in his belief that pure-blooded Garleans are superior to all others.
Though he deludes himself by claiming he surpasses everyone else, Valens's main flaws are his twisted arrogance and over-reliance on his collected data. When he throws his subordinates at the enemy so he can escape, Gaius calls him cowardly, and at Valens's last moments proclaims him beyond salvation. As he begs for his life, Valens still believes himself superior to Gaius and everyone else.


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Vargas is a dark-skinned man wearing blue trousers with a yellow sash around his waist and red sashes on his wrists. His attire resembles Sabin's, who is depicted in concept art as shirtless with colored trousers similar to Vargas's. Vargas's battle sprites depict him with long blue hair tied in a ponytail, but his field sprites give him short, messy green hair.
Vargas's sprite, with a different palette, is also used for Dadaluma .

Vargas is arrogant and proud of his skills, boasting of his superior abilities over Sabin. Vargas resents Sabin under the belief believed that his father favors his other pupil, which furthermore makes Vargas begrudge Duncan as well. He is quick to resort to violence when provoked and when things don't go his way, to the point he savagely attacks his own father, causing everyone, including himself, to think he killed him. Vargas, despite his training in martial arts, is aggressive and disrespectful.


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Varis is a large Garlean man with long platinum hair, gaunt features, and bright golden eyes. Like Cid nan Garlond and Nero tol Scaeva , he bears the signature Garlean "third eye" with a circlet worn over and outlining it. He wears a massive suit of dark armor with a red cape, similar to his late grandfather's promotional artwork . Even for a Garlean, Varis is very tall, towering over his son. Even when shy of twenty years old, his height was considered unusual. Varis appears to be the tallest humanoid character on Hydaelyn , standing at approximately 254 cm (8'5"). [ citation needed ]

The emperor of Garlemald is militant, cold, and stoic, yet determined and charismatic. Varis believes his actions are just as he is willing to kill all beastmen to remove primals from the realm. He follows a "needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few" creed, stating that the condition of Eorzea and its people are of little significance to the fate of the entire world in the quest to remove or bind eikons. Varis is cunning and manipulative, as he twists the Alliance leaders' words and uses their nations' own histories to sow seeds of doubt. In the Japanese version, Varis reiterates that he does not wish to fight, only declaring war when it is clear common ground cannot be found.
Varis has little to no love for his family, spitting on his grandfather's coffin after claiming the throne. He recognizes his son Zenos for the monster he was and does not mourn his supposed death. He did, however, take offense to Elidibus using Zenos's corpse as his physical body.
In his youth, Varis admired and sought his grandfather Solus's approval, but this turned into resentment. [note 1] Their relationship strained further after Varis learned that Solus was an Ascian and intentionally did not name a successor to incite civil war in Garlemald.
Varis has no desire to rule over Eorzea or other continents, and only wishes to destroy the eikons that threaten them.He is willing to ally with his grandfather's enemies to accomplish this. He believes man should be the master of his own destiny, despising the Ascians and their penchant for controlling others.
He aims to restore the world to its original state , freeing the people of their differences to unite them. During the negotiations with the Eorzean Alliance and the Scions of the Seventh Dawn, Varis reveals his true goals are more closely aligned with the Ascians, wishing to invoke the Umbral Calamity to restore mankind as one true perfect race devoid of differences. He believes these differences between races are what sprout feelings of distrust and hate. Varis beseeches the Eorzean leaders to join him and his Empire to accomplish this goal, regardless of the cost it may have on the other reflections of the Source .
Despite his conviction in completing the Rejoining, Varis does care for Garlemald, its people, and their freedom. Thus, he feels the burden of the throne is not meant for his twisted son, Zenos, who cares little for the Empire. He only appointed Zenos as his successor to prevent a civil war similar to that following Solus's death.  His love for his people compels him to seek methods to victory that many others find unconscionable or impractical for conquest, such as use of the poison Black Rose. While others may be repulsed by such considerations, Varis posits that "if it spares the needless deaths of our soldiers and serve the cause of this empire, there is no method I would not employ." Despite this, many within the Garlean army were not truly loyal to Varis, who had to fend off rivals contending to the throne following Solus's death and later when rumors of unrest within the ruling family began circulating. Other Garlean legions, such as the Ist and the VIth Imperial Legions respected Varis deeply, and were loyal to the end.

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Vata is an older man with short tan hair. He wears a long, green and white kimono-like coat with a high-collar and is shirtless underneath. He has white gloves, long brown pants and brown shoes. He has dark gray shoulder- and knee pads.

Vata appears as a careless and aloof antagonist, often stating he is like the wind and no one can tell him anything, much to the dismay of Cid and the heroes alike. As time goes on, he aids the heroes and tells them to use their brains over hot heads, much to Sol's annoyance.


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Vauthry is a morbidly obese pale-skinned man who towers above every other citizen in his city. He has long blond hair and blue eyes. A second face can be seen on his chest beneath his black and purple gold-accented robes. He wears numerous gold rings.

Spoiler warning : Plot and/or ending details  follow. ( Skip section ) During his initial transformation into a full sin eater, Vauthry develops tiny wings that are nonetheless capable of supporting his weight. Upon transforming fully into Innocence, his appearance drastically changes into a slim beautiful figure adorned in purple robes, longer flowing hair and a pair of large golden, metallic wings. Spoilers end here .

Vauthry is extremely arrogant and self righteous. He sees his authority as divinely ordained and those who oppose him as villains. He lacks empathy and throws temper tantrums when he does not get his way. Vauthry's outlook and god complex stem from his upbringing: being convinced that he is a sainted bridge between man and sin eater, while unable to do any wrong despite his amoral actions. He has a misanthropic view of his subjects, the world, and the people under the domain, as he believes they would inevitably destroy themselves and cause only suffering without his despotic rule in what he deems as a hopelessly broken land, and that his power to control the sin eaters grants him the right to act as he pleases.
Vauthry is the only Lightwarden capable of decisive thought and strategy, unlike the other Lightwardens encountered who only possess the most basic of instinct. This trait makes him the most powerful Lightwarden, and by extension sin eater, being able to coordinate them to his will and use them to justify his sense of supremacy.


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Ser Vellguine is a Wildwood Elezen with short gray hair, a gray beard, and pale eyes. Though only thirty-eight, he wears his age on his face. He wears Ward Knight's attire, which is a form of pure white Adamantite armor with dark blue trimmings and bears his order's crest. In battle he wields The Destroyer's Stead, a long polearm with a steel axe head attacked to a fine spear. It is decorated with blue and gold accents.

He prefers to serve as the shadow of the Ward, observing Ishgard and its people with a quiet vigil. Content to remain elusive, he refrains from providing advice unless asked. He deeply respects Ser Zephirin . He is stern, solemn, and a patient man.


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As with the other Occuria, Venat is a shade-like being with a shadowed face marked by glowing eyes, and ornate swirl designs around its body. It can choose to appear only to those it wishes to be seen by, and at times appears as a shadow within a cloud of Mist . Venat has a female voice.

Venat is voiced by Anita Carey in the English release, who is married to Mark Wing-Davey, the voice of Judge Ghis .
It is voiced by Narumi Tsunoda in the Japanese version.
Occurian speech resembles an archaic, poetic form of Received Pronunciation English absent of particular rhotic vowels in both speech and writing. Venat speaks in iambic pentameter , while the other Occuria speak in iambic tetrameter , both commonly used types of metrical line in traditional English poetry and verse drama.
The decision to use metered verse with an unusual rhyme scheme came about as a solution to the problem presented by the voice processing used for the Occuria in the Japanese. The multiple layers of voice in the Japanese had an otherworldly sound, but made it difficult to discern what was being said without the on-by-default subtitles. The localized version has subtitles off by default, so the translators needed something else to differentiate its speech. [1]


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Venus is a tall, slender woman with fair skin, yellow eyes, and blonde hair. She wears a long, white dress which is pinned with a gold lion ornament on her left shoulder, and also wears gold necklace, an ornament on the head, and large, purple earrings.

Venus is arrogant and has an uncaring attitude. She rules over her own city where she exiles anyone that doesn't live up to her extreme standards of "beauty".


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Veritas of the Dark is a tall individual clad in a full dark-caped suit of armor. His demonic helmet covers his face, making his visage unknown.

Veritas of the Dark is cruel and merciless, spreading destruction and chaos without an ounce of remorse or restraint. He harbors resentment and desires for vengeance against those who betrayed him. He justifies his actions by viewing others as ignorant.

Spoiler warning : Plot and/or ending details  follow. ( Skip section ) He has a lighter side, as seen when he worries about Rain 's safety, albeit for undisclosed motives. He is merciful enough to heal both his companion and Lasswell from fatal injuries despite having no obligation to aid his enemy, but does so out of a sense of chivalry. He is a trusted leader who puts his comrades' safety over their quest. While displaying initial overconfidence, he is not arrogant enough to not know when to retreat. When Veritas of the Light is defeated with her suit of armor destroyed, Veritas of the Dark gets into such a rage his darkness amplifies as it is the strength of his heart, revealing a possibility he loves her. Story [ ] Origins [ ] Seven hundred years ago when Paladia was split into two factions, Raegen served Aldore against Hess using the mantle of Veritas of the Dark, leading the then Sworn Eight of Paladia during the war. Raegen wanted to end the war quickly and force negotiations between nations, and thus he and his comrades sealed Hess' Eight Sages into Crystals , which made the Sworn Eight the strongest unit in the world. Raegen, along with the rest of his comrades as well as several other individuals and places from Paladia, were transported into the world of Lapis as the leaders of Aldore feared them. Feeling betrayed, the group resents the leaders they once served. Close to 600 years later, Veritas of the Light and her sister found a book that described how to return to their world to have their revenge. Raegen and Sakura deserted the group, deciding to lead a peaceful life in Lapis, discarding their suits of armor. The remaining five plotted on their own until Light tried to recruit Raegen once more. The latter refused and a battle ensued that ended with Raegen's wife and Light's target of envy, Sophia , killed by accident. Light, desperate that her unrequited love would never be, summoned a Vision of Raegen during the war of Paladia. She used it as a substitute for the real Veritas of the Dark while concealing the details from the rest of the group who believed he was the original all along. Grandshelt [ ] Veritas of the Dark is confronted by Rain and Lasswell at the Earth Shrine at the Earth Crystal , saying their ignorance is their sin. He claims to end the world before defeating both and destroying the Crystal. He exits the shrine and destroys the heroes' airship , killing the crew. Veritas of the Dark assaults the Castle of Grandshelt with an army of monsters . Rain and Lasswell barely rescue the king and encounter Veritas of the Dark accompanied by hooded figures. As he prepares to strike them, Fina , imprisoned in Crystal, appears from the castle's ground and shields them from Dark's attack. Veritas of the Dark deems their mission in Grandshelt done, declares himself of the Six Sworn of Paladia, and retreats. In Lanzelt Ruins Veritas of the Dark finds a mysterious statue. He breaks it, calling it the vessel of Paladia. He declares that both ignorance and the world will soon end. Rain, Lasswell and Fina seem to defeat him, but Veritas of the Dark unleashes his true power and easily topples them. Fina has lost her memories , but Dark pays it no mind, as he's confident she will soon remember, and leaves. Later it is revealed Veritas of the Dark had met with Dr. Lazarov and told him about Rain and his friends. Dirnado [ ] Veritas of the Dark is aboard the airship the Invincible , which became operational after Veritas of the Heavens destroyed the Wind Crystal . Heavens is weakened and with his mask destroyed after facing Rain and his company he berates himself for letting discover his identity. Dark reassures him that it is of no consequence as they will never know the truth. Veritas of the Waters mocks Heavens for his mistake and offers to "fix" his errors. She borrows the Sacred Ring of Paladia from Dark and enacts her plan. Olderion [ ] After Veritas of the Waters is defeated, Veritas of the Dark wanders on a road surrounded by cherry blossoms until his path disappears before him. Sakura appears behind him and calls him "Raegan", recognizing his suit of armor. He asks if she's prepared to die, but Sakura tries to convince "Raegan" that he should forget his revenge against Paladia and that "he" decided to live in peace with his lover 700 years ago. Dark denies these events happened and Sakura realizes she mistook him for somebody else, but is confident he cannot defeat her. Dark reveals he carries the Sacred Ring and unleashes an attack, but Sakura vanishes before it can land. Veritas of the Dark is positive he will kill her the next time they meet. Zoldaad [ ] Veritas of the Dark appears at the Fire Shrine after the party, with the aid of Lasswell's Purple Lightning blade , defeats Veritas of the Flame , leaving Flame injured and Lasswell at the verge of death due to previous injuries. Dark restores both to full health, believing it a waste if a fine warrior like Lasswell were to die there. The two pairs do battle and Rain and Lasswell defeat both Veritas, causing Dark to consider he should treat the party more seriously. They retreat. Dark is with Flame and Heavens, the latter who was able to reclaim the Invincible from Lazarov's theft. Veritas of Flame asks if Heavens fought Rain and his friends, but he denies as his priority was to retrieve the airship. Flame chastises Heavens for his lack of guts. Dark reminds Flames that they have greater goals, and that triumphing in battle over Rain's group is a small victory in comparison. Flame agrees that he's getting too passionate and Dark reassures that their goals are close to fruition as they witness a set of land crack before them. Mysidia [ ] A memory of the original Veritas of the Dark appears in the memory world conjured by Sakura as Rain and his party recollect the Sworn Six of Paladia's past to learn the truth of the events while attempting to save Fina. Following Light and Veritas of the Earth's defeat in the Mysidia Tower , Dark orders them to retreat. He promises to Rain that the Sworn Six will achieve their goal, and once that happens everything dear to Rain will perish. Rain in turn vows to stop him. Gronoa [ ] Dark reminisces about Veritas of the Frost and his disobedience before the final battle against the Eight Sages. Flame asks if he didn't stop Frost before, fearing that any battle could have put his plan in danger. Dark affirms and doubts that the Frostlord perished as neither his suit of armor or remains were ever found. Veritas of the Dark leads the group to a laboratory owned by Lazarov with equipment that increases life force. Dark encourages the group to enter the capsules to strengthen their suits of armor to fight Rain's party one final time. The Sworn Six, now empowered, appear before Rain's group after they fight the Frostlord. The group notices their old comrade and attempts to convince him to switch sides. The man under the suit of armor is none other than Raegen, leaving the group baffled at who they have been following all this time. A battle for the Dark Crystal ensues, but Sakura and Raegen teleport everyone, including the Crystal, to the Kingdom of Pharm . Pharm [ ] Veritas of the Dark faces his original who now dons the Frostlord's suit of armor. When Raegen is injured he feigns weakness to assault Dark. As Raegen attempts to discover the Veritas of the Dark's identity, the Lightlord interferes, desperate to prevent the truth from leaking. Raegen defeats Veritas of the Light, inflaming Dark's desire to protect her and he defeats Raegen. Rain's party catches up to Raegen who tells them to pursue the Darklord and Lightlord. Both parties reach the Dark Crystal and Rain's party narrowly defeats the Darklord. Light removes his helmet to treat to his injuries, revealing the truth of his identity as Raegen's Vision from the time of the war. Light confesses she did what she did out of love for Raegen, who is happy to know her feelings. Before the party can celebrate, the Dark Crystal is destroyed by Sol and Behemoth K , two of Hess' Sages. Sol is disgusted at life and calls the party unsightly, blasting them with a Holy spell. The group is divided, but the Darklord shields Light from the blast and is killed by the Behemoth. Season Two [ ] Although the Vision that came to be known as the Veritas of the Dark is gone, his suit of armor survives and is used by its original owner who once more leads the group (revived by Dark Fina ) in their fight against the Aldore Emperor and The Orders . After failing to defeat The Orders and Hyoh , Raegen is imprisoned. When he escapes with his group the suit of armor is damaged beyond repair and slows them down, causing Raegan and the other Veritas to abandon their armors. Spoilers end here .


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Verstael is a balding man with white hair and beard. In his concept artwork and official render he wears a silver headpiece that has the symbol of Niflheim, but he does not wear it in the game. He wears a uniform of black metal and purple and red clothing and a cape. In his concept artwork and early material , his long gloves are white with the red symbol of Niflheim, but in the game his gloves are black.
Thirty years prior to the main story, as depicted in Episode Ardyn , a younger Verstael had blond hair, blue eyes, freckled complexion and only a hint of a beard, having the same facial features as Prompto Argentum .

Verstael is a mad scientist who aims to create "the strongest existence by his own hand". He is in charge of Niflheim's magitek research laboratories, which produce magitek troopers, magitek armors and even daemons. He is ruthless, and considers the Astrals—the gods of Eos —as just another research subject. [note 1]
Initially, Verstael was loyal to Niflheim and his despicable actions were all for the sake of his homeland. He also did have some morality in his early stages of experimenting, as he hesitated using humans, especially children. However, he was able to ignore these feelings and even delude himself into thinking that the victims of the Starscourge would prefer to be used for his experiments over having died "in vain". As his experiments continued, Verstael grew increasingly arrogant and self-absorbed, viewing his results as transcending the gods, and no longer cared for the empire, stating his desire to destroy the world and everything in it, believing that the world had denied him of the glories he had given to it.


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Viktora is a pale-skinned young woman with long silver hair wrapped up on a scarf with longer strands on the right side of her face and a metallic spiky headpiece. She dons a set of armored clothing that exposes part of her skin and cleavage, and a flowing skirt with unclothed segments. Her long silvery sleeves expose her shoulders, and she wears armored gauntlets. She wears tights and a pair of heeled boots. In combat Viktora employs a spear with a long tip and two curved blades at the base, with the upper section of the handle being wrapped in what appears to be a scarf with a blue pattern. Viktora equips the Greed Armor, a shoulder protector mounted on her left shoulder with multiple segments and a winged protrusion on top. What appears to be a set of furred cape originates from this equipment.

Viktora is an unapologetic manipulator and a self-centered schemer. Cunning and underhanded, Viktora presents a warm and reliable exterior, which she uses to make those around her lower their guard and trick them for her own benefit, having no qualms about betraying others for her own needs. Vain to a fault, Viktora is self-aware of her beauty, which she takes great care of polishing. She only spends money for this purpose, being stingy otherwise, knowing that her external charm helps her deceive others.
Although she acts like an older sister to Glaciela, she cares little on having Glaciela killed if it suits her ends, even going as far as revealing the location of a rebel hideout for the Wezette forces to massacre, lacking any empathy about having innocents murdered. Betrayal and manipulation are second nature to Viktora, and she employs both to satisfy her greed and lust for power, with little care for collateral damage.
For all her deceit and scheming, Viktora is not entirely heartless and holds a soft spot for her partner in crime, Luartha, being sympathetic to her tragic past and being willing to put her greedy calculations aside to make life better for her. Ever since leaving Wezette, Viktora has toned down on her self-serving practices, taking pity on a town whose inhabitants were cult-indoctrinated into discarding their material possessions, ultimately opting not to take anything.


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Vinzer Deling is a middle-aged man with grayish hair and a receding hairline. He wears a formal black suit, a white shirt and a blue tie.

Vinzer Deling is a power-hungry man who wants to rule the world . Though Galbadia now governs most of the western continent, Deling still wants to expand his domain. He seemingly enjoys being a public figure, wanting to address the world personally in a rare televised broadcast. Rumors of his bad temper precede him, and some of the Galbadian soldiers fear being frivolously demoted if everything does not go perfectly in the president's presence.


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A pale Thavnairian man with bright yellow hair and green streaks, he possesses olive-colored eyes and wields, and an Archeo Kingdom Bow. He wears Augmented Slipstream Mail, Gauntlets, and Breeches of Maiming respectively, and wears Augmented Torrents Boots of Scouting.
Virazahn revealing his face.

Virazahn is an arrogant glory-hungry charlatan with delusions of grandeur, believing himself destined to be as skilled and legendary as the heroes of stories he heard about during his youth. Virazahn is lazy, for instead of honing his skills and working hard, he used alchemical potions and powerful equipment to make himself look skilled and powerful. Worse, Virazahn has luxurious tastes, relying on his father to fund his lifestyle rather than earn it himself, leading his merchant father to be disappointed with his son.
After stealing the Perch of the Apex and gaining its power, yet not understanding how to use the relic, Virazahn's arrogance and delusions worsen, thinking himself invincible and capable of making himself king. He believes himself capable in defeating the Warrior of Light in a duel, but after the Warrior and Tepeke gain the upper hand, Virazahn's bravado turns to panic, leading to a fear-induced breakdown and an inability to accept that he could defeated. After his armor is destroyed and the Apex recovered, Virazahn is humiliated and exposed for the fraud he is, leading to his arrest.


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Vitus is a duskwight Elezen with pale skin and light green eyes. He wears dark chromite armor with a circlet over his head, and wields a large Garlean gunblade in battle.

Vitus is the cruel commander of the Alaudae, finding enjoyment in torturing prisoners and even those under him. His cruelty is well known and has affected his career within the Garlean military, though his skill is said to be equal to that of Gaius van Baelsar . Vitus has a tendency to talk about those he hunts down in animalistic terms, he refers to himself as a "spider", Radovan and Sophie as "flies" and the Warrior of Light as a "Lion".


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Largely invisible to those he does not seek to connect with, Vox appears as a fluid halo around the head of any being he speaks with. Echoes as well are aware of him, though it is not known whether they also see a halo.

Vox is an enigmatic entity. While he acts humble about being a disembodied voice, he is also manipulative and will use whoever he can to try to get his way, including sending Blanks to try to kill Garland when they wouldn't have stood a chance against him and using Chaos to try to fulfill Wol's prophecy. He talks in a very calm manner with a smooth voice regardless of the circumstances though he can become annoyed or angry on rare occasions.
While he guides Wol and even claims to hope to be Wol's "dear friend", he does not always guide him freely, often having Wol earn his advice. He also often abandons Wol to fulfill parts of the prophecy without his guidance.


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Waldeve is a Midlander hyur that wears goetia attire and wields the Old World Rod.

Because of his thirst for power Waldeve is too hasty in doing things and tends to not think through his actions. A thief in his own right he seeks power in order to obtain a following.

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Ezel II - Seto - Titania - Tonatiuh - Tyr Beq Rak'tika Greatwood Almet - Chaqurl Qhotl - Ciuna - Cymet - Lanille - Phyna - Qhoterl Pasol - Qitarl Natl - Quinfort - Runar - Uimet - Valan The Tempest Grenoldt Freethane - Hythlodaeus - Paushs Ooan - Tolshs Aath The Sea of Stars Mare Lamentorum Livingway - Loporrits - The Watcher Ultima Thule Dragons - Ea - Grebuloffs - Karellians - Meteion - N-7000 - Nibirun - Omicrons Notable organizations Scions of the Seventh Dawn Aenor Cockburne - Aergmhus Saehstymmsyn - Alianne Vellegrance - Alisaie Leveilleur - Alphinaud Leveilleur - Arenvald Lentinus - Bluomwyda - Clemence - Coultenet Dailebaure - Ephemie Giphelmont - Estinien Varlineau - F'lhaminn Qesh - G'raha Tia - Hoary Boulder - Krile Maya Baldesion - Liavinne Painefort - Louisoix Leveilleur - Lyse Hext - Minfilia Warde - Moenbryda Wilfsunnwyn - Ocher Boulder - Papalymo Totolymo - Riol Forrest - Slafswys Helbloefwyn - Tataru Taru - Thancred Waters - Una Tayuun - Unukalhai - Urianger Augurelt - V'mah Tia - Y'shtola Rhul - Yda Hext Garlond Ironworks Alpha - Biggs and Wedge - Cato Mammula - Cid Garlond - Ebrelnaux - Jessie Jaye - Lilja Sjasaris - Maggie - Nero Scaeva - Omega Ascians Altima - Deudalaphon - Elidibus - Emmerololth - Emet-Selch - Fandaniel - Halmarut - Igeyorhm - Lahabrea - Loghrif - Mitron - Nabriales - Pashtarot - Travanchet - Masked Mage First brood Azdaja - Bahamut - Nidhogg - Hraesvelgr - Ratatoskr - Tiamat - Vrtra Unique entities Primals Ifrit - Titan - Garuda - Leviathan - Ramuh - Shiva - Enkidu - Good King Moggle Mog XII - Odin - Phoenix - Bahamut - Ravana - Bismarck - Knights of the Round - Alexander - Warring Triad ( Sephirot - Sophia - Zurvan ) - Susano - Lakshmi - Shinryu - Tsukuyomi - Eureka - Magus Sisters - Anima - Zodiark - Hydaelyn The Twelve Althyk - Azeyma - Byregot - Halone - Llymlaen ( Perykos and Thalaos ) - Menphina - Nald'thal - Nophica - Nymeia - Oschon - Rhalgr - Thaliak Voidsent Barbariccia - Cagnazzo - Cloud of Darkness - Diabolos - Ferdiad - Golbez - Rubicante - Scathach - Scarmiglione - Zero Others Elementals - Nybeth Obdilord Historical characters Eorzea Gridania A-Towa-Cant - I-Ohok-Pota - Jorin Pota Limsa Lominsa Agatzahr Roehmerlsyn - Bloefhis Bloefhisyn - Elilwaen - Rycharde Mistbeard Ul'dah Baldurf Thorne - Edvya Thorne - Lalafuto III - Sasagan Ul Sisigan Ishgard Driancoin de Haillenarte - Flavien de Fortemps - Guenriol de Durendaire - Haldrath - Ompagne - Sylvetrel de Dzemael - Thordan I Ala Mhigo Curtis Hext - Theodoric Sharlayan Ahldbhar - Lewphon - Nyunkrepf Nyunkrepfsyn Far Eastern Ganen Rijin - Kaien Rijin - Kanzan Mitsurugi - Sasuke - Tenzen - Zuiko Buhen Allagan Empire Amon - Artorius - Doga - Noah - Phlegethon - Unei - Xande Ivalice Agrias Oaks - Alma Beoulve - Argath Thadalfus - Ashelia B'nargin Dalmasca - Cidolfus Orlandeau - Delita Heiral - Mustadio Bunansa - Orran Durai - Ramza Beoulve - Rasler B'nargin Dalmasca - Ultima, the High Seraph Pre-Calamity Blackburn - Chuchumu - Corguevais - Deaustie - Dreues - Dunstan - Emerick - Eolande Quiveron - Esperaunce - Faustigeant - Fye - Hob - Hurrey - I'llofii - Isaudorel - J'arhll - Keelty - Khrimm - Lalatta - Louisoix Leveilleur - Mannskoen - Marcelloix - Merodaulyn - Morys - Nael Darnus - Naida Zamaida - Nananoby - Niellefresne Thaudour - Nogeloix - Oha-Sok - Ouvielle - Pascaleret Neurtaille - Path Companion - Percevains - Powle - Prudentia - Pulmia - Qhota Nbolo - Qoqoba - Rychyld - S'lyhhia - Sansa - Satzfloh - Siward - Soileine - Telent - Titinin - Troxia - Vairemont - Waekbyrt - Warburton - Willelda - Wybir - Yoyobina - Yuhelmeric - Zezekuta Norvrandt Pauldia - Sauldia - Tadric - Tiuna The World Unsundered Agdistis - Alkaios - Athena - Azem - Charmion - Elidibus - Emet-Selch - Erichthonios - Euanthe - Hegemone - Hesperos - Hermes - Hythlodaeus - Kleon - Lahabrea - Maira - Meteion - Sokles - Venat Others Basch Gabranth - Gunnhildr - Roddard Ironheart - Shatotto Shato Questline characters Chronicles of a New Era 2B - 2P - 9S - Alma Lexentale - Anogg and Konogg - Ba'Gamnan - Bwagi Ennze Panca - Cait Sith - Deryk - Fran Eruyt - Jenomis Lexentale (Arazlam Durai) - Leofard Myste - Lina Mewrilah - Mikoto Jinba - Montblanc - Radlia Keene - Ramza Lexentale - Severa Souther - Snoegeim - Stacia Myste - Utata Uta - Valdeaulin Ganathain - Wandering Dramaturge Hildibrand Adventures Briardien de Manseauguel - Cecy - Cyr Blyme - Delion - Ellie Ryse - Gigi - Gilgamesh - Godbert Manderville - Hildibrand Manderville - Jubraca - Julyan Manderville - Nashu Mhakaracca - Typhon - Ultros Allied Societies Amalj'aa - Sylphs - Kobolds - Sahagin - Ixal - Vanu Vanu - Vath - Moogles - Kojin - Ananta - Namazu - Pixies - Qitari - Dwarves - Arkasodara - Omicron - Loporrits Related NPCs 13th Order Fugleman Zo Ga - 235th Order Alchemist Bi Bi - 789th Order Acolyte Ba Go - 789th Order Pickman Gi Gu - Alpa - An Lad - Chaqurl Qhotl - Ezel II - Govv - Gyoka - Gyoshin - Hamujj Gah - Kabuto - Linu Vani - Linu Vanu - Loonh Gah - Mogleo - Nhaza'a Jaab - Novv - Olmxio - Ozogg - Qitarl Natl - Ronitt - Seigetsu the Enlightened - Sezul Totoloc - Shanga Meshanga - Silbexio - Skaetswys - Sonu Vanu - Tataramu - Trna - Tyr Beq - Vath Deftarm - Voyce - Zugg Disciples of War Main NPCs Alberic Bale - Curious Gorge - Fray Myste - Drusilla Varus - Hamon Holyfist - Jacke Swallow - Jehantel Fointeaume - Keshkwa - Luciane Corne - Musosai - Mylla Swordsong - Oboro Torioi - Radovan Slobasch - Ranaa Mihgo - Sidurgu Orl - Stephanivien de Haillenarte - Widargelt Beake - Wyrnzoen Saelsmyndsyn Related NPCs Aldis - Adri Westwoode - Arnegis Elder - Akagi - Broenbhar Rocksplitter - Broken Mountain - Constaint - D'zentsa - Dorgono Qerel - Erik - Eschiva Keyes - Estinien Wyrmblood - Foulques - Gagaruna - Gekkai - Guydelot Thildonnet - H'raha Tia - Hanzo - Hermin Hart - Heustienne de Vimaroix - Hewerald - Jenlyns Aesc - Joye - Kamui - Karasu Kanshi - Kongo Miyama - Leavold - Leih Aliapoh - Luvsan Qerel - Lulutsu - Makoto Obinata - Milala Mila - Momozigo Mumuzigo - Muscadain de Citenrond - Myste - Nashmeira - Nourval Lhorulgois - Orcus - O'tchakha - Pawah Mujuuk - Perimu Haurimu - Rielle de Caulignont - Redway - Rosalinde - Rostnsthal - Rurukuta - Sanson Smyth - Shiden Unryu - Silvairre - Solkwyb Saelsmyndsyn - Solkzagyl Keltnaglsyn - Sophie - Tedalgrinche - Tsubame Oshidari - Ugetsu Tachikake - V'kebbe - Weggfarr - Ystride de Caulignont - Yuki Yatsurugi Disciples of Magic Main NPCs Alka Zolka - Cocobuki Lolobuki - E-Sumi-Yan - Jannequinard de Durendaire - K'lyhia - Kupopo - Lalah Jinjahl - Lalai Lai - Leveva Byrde - Martyn Goodfellow - Raya-O-Senna - Y'mhitra Rhul - X'rhun Tia Related NPCs 269th Order Mendicant Da Za - Alaqa - Ancel Stone - Arya Gastaurknan - Beruru - Ceadda - Cocobani - Cocobezi - Cocoboha - Cocobygo - Dancing Wolf - Doesmaga Poisonheart - Dozol Meloc - Gatty Orwell - Gogo - Guildivain Sailmet - Halga Tolga - Joacin - Kazagg Chah - K'rhid Tia - Kyokuho Moribe - Lambard Calowise - Loifa - Mahaud Stone - Maudlin Latool Ja - Nolanel - Nutiba Buntiba - Orn Khai - P'yandih - Quimperain Evertrue - Ququruka Tataruka - Royse Royle - Setoto Seto - Sevestre Albright - Shatotto Shato - Surito Carito - Sylphie Webb - Thubyrgeim Guldweitzwyn - Tristan Lowe - Waldeve - Whastrach Ahldwaensyn - Wulfiue - Yayake Yake - Zhai'a Nelhah Disciples of the Hand Guildmasters Beatin Mainrocquet - Brithael Spade - Geva Storke - H'naanza Esi - Lyngsath Hyllbornsyn - Redolent Rose - Serendipity - Severian Lyctor Related NPCs Anzu Zenbu - Atelloune Mairlaid - Aubrenard - Averil - Blanstyr - Cemi Jinjahl - Chanene - Colbernoux - Dauid - Dellemont - Elde - Emeloth Grayce - Enion Townes - Faezahr - Gerhardt - H'mhasi Tia - Hal - J'khebica - Keimei Daitenya - Kokomo - Kotocho - Kototsuru - Latisha - Marmaduke - Marcel - Melkoko Melko - Ortefauchel - Raulf Redhill - Unzan Zenbu - Wawarukka - Wido - Wiltwaek Disciples of the Land Guildmasters Adalberta Sterne - Fufucha Fucha - Wawalago Momolago Related NPCs Ansaulme de Rougecarpe - Basyle - Cicely - Deep Canyon - Govv - Mogukk - Mujih Mewrilah - Reyna Breakhook - Sisipu Sipu - Wide Gulley Role Quests Shadowbringers Cerigg Morpurse - Cyella Valthane - Giott - Granson Ketchthane - Lanbyrd - Lue-Reeq Chalah - Olvara - Sul Oul - Taynor Lakplowe Endwalker Charlet Reed - Clem Witte - Ea-Sura-Supin - Indigo Matriarch - Kisei Urabito - Lorens Bloefhisyn - Minato Urabito - Shirabaht bin Ardati Dawntrail Apyaahi - Avenel - Ceetol Ja - Chalteaufite - Ellerete - I'toca - Kaqool Ja - Kokonowa - Kuiyki - Loashkana - Loazenikwe - Nettse - Nyipine - Pepin - Raholl Ja - Rral Majun - Samidare - Shashepya - Tentoawa - Tepeke - Tsuuhe - Virazahn - Wyssulm - Zerig Deliveries The Crystalline Mean Bethric - Colana - Eismon Valhand - Frithrik - Hurielle Stonehand - Iola Waldhand - Katliss Horhand - Mao-Ladd Moshca - Mervyl Stonehand - Owell Freehand - Qeshi-Rae Kaapoh - Sue-Rend Maihov - Thiuna - Walden - Yalana The Studium Boric Azora - Debroye - Flaugustert Friont - Galveroche Larille - Hinageshi Wright - Jeromere Marette - Jude Rose - Namono Tayamono - Nele Newton - Qih Aliapoh - Rurusha Rusha - Tankin Banjo - T'laqa Tia Wachumeqimeqi Donuhanu - Pameka - Pashenine - Ropli - Rral Soj - Shunye - Uapyota - Uvlo Gahjewesfv - Xeerol Ja - Zemoweni Event characters Seasonal events Aldemund - Aldiytha Thorne - Aloyse - Amh Garanjy - Astin - Astrid de Valentione - Ayoyo - Beaudefoin Dupaitre - Bert - Blitzen - Bombardier Researcher - Bran - Claudia Thorne - Crystal Caravan - Daluce - Damielliot - Elyne - Emilie - Ethelia - Ezolmile - Flaurie - Fortin Thorne - Goncquard - Godriquelain - Haermaga Bleibornsyn - Hamlyn - Havak Alvak - Hildelana Quick - Hortefense Pastoroit - Hugue - Impresario - J'bhen Tia - J'nangho - Jihli Aliapoh - Jiriri - Kokomui - Kupka Kupp - Laurenssen - Lisette de Valentione - Lisie - Little Gruff - Lonesome lass - Lorie - Lyell - Lyonell - Mama Gruff - Marabel - Mayaru Moyaru - Memeja - Momoru - Motte - Nanapasi - Nanaphon Sasaphon - Naoki Yoshida - Nekeke - Nhagi'a Jakkya - Ninimo - Nonora Nora - Nonotta Notta - Ollier - P'obyano - Papa Gruff - Pawlin Morning - Pipimaya and Sasapano - Pukty Piko - Pumpkin-headed Apparition - Quevain - R'fhul Tia - R'majha - Riggy - Ririzan - Rodolph - Rodrigault - Roland Redsteele - Royal Seneschal - Saint of Nymeia - Saulinne - Songbirds - T'danafa - T'maritaa - Taggy - Tenny - Thracie - Unsavory Imp - Wandering Minstrel - Wunthyll - Z'napha Special events Clive Rosfield - Dural Tharal - Garuda - Iroha - Kipih Jakkya - Lightning - Lunafreya Nox Fleuret - Noctis Lucis Caelum - Nohi - Odin - Petyr Winsome - Shantotto


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Weiss is tall with a muscular build and shoulder-length, spiky white hair sticking up in all directions and partially covers his face. His eyes are blue with yellow rings around the pupils. His upper body is bare and he wears white pants tied with a black sash similar in appearance to a karate uniform, and knee-high boots. His Omega form adds a metal skirt resembling Samurai armor. Weiss often sports a broad smile during battle or when he gets excited. In Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade , he wears a white mako coat with black lining (with its design reminiscent of Sephiroth's) and sheathes his sword revolvers across his back. When mimicking the other Tsviets, the lights on his outfit change color. In Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- , he wears a black SOLDIER First Class uniform, but in place of the SOLDIER emblem on the frontal armor as for typical SOLDIER operatives, Weiss's uniform has the emblem of Deepground.

Artwork by Tetsuya Nomura .

Weiss wields a pair of lever-action sword revolvers forged by Argento . Though only officially referred to as "Weiss's weapons", they are identified by the emblems on their hilts: Heaven ( 天 , Ame ? ) on the one carried in his right hand, and Earth ( 地 , Tsuchi ? ) on the one carried in his left. Sometimes referred to as gunblades by fans, Weiss's weapons are more accurately compared to various real world pistol swords that attempted to combine firearms with edged weapons. In the Final Fantasy VII 10th Anniversary Ultimania , the weapons are described as, "a set [of weapons] that combine a revolver-type gun and a katana, with the reload action pictured in the concept art".
When fighting against Omega Weiss, he uses different swords, a pair of long katanas similar in design to Sephiroth's Masamune .
Although his official date of birth is unknown, taking into account the dates of the Jenova Project and his younger brother Nero's age, Weiss is probably around 24 years old.

Much of his personality was likely affected by being under Professor Hojo 's control, but Weiss harbors a sincere hatred for the human world. He despises Shinra's staff, looks down on Chadley and mocks him and other scientists for trying to digitally replicate him. He mocks humans, including the other Tsviets, for being weaker than him.
Weiss is calm, charismatic, and confident. These traits, combined with his leadership skills, make him persuasive and manipulative, especially if he has a goal in mind. As a Deepground soldier, Weiss is ruthless. He has a rebellious temper and hates submitting to anyone else's authority. He is sadistic and displays psychopathic traits, as during Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade , he is frustrated about not being able to kill while Chadley tells him this was to be merely an exercise. Weiss is able to work in team with fellow Tsviets when he has a goal in mind. While he may appear to respect his subordinates' skills, he does not care if they come to harm or die, only interested in how they could be useful to his plans.
The only person Weiss shows a genuine affection for is his younger brother, Nero, who describes Weiss as "the only person who ever loved him". In Intergrade, he asks if Nero slept well and if he looks forward to his future hunt while being subjected to an experiment. In Dirge of Cerberus , Nero frees Weiss out of Hojo's influence and hugs him back when they become one. He is willing to join Omega as long as he is with Nero.
While Weiss is proud and arrogant, he shows some respect to opponents powerful enough to challenge him. After his defeat in the boss simulator in Intergrade , he wants to fight Avalanche again sometime.


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Whastrach is a male sea wolf Roegadyn with gray skin and black hair with dark red highlights. He wears a russet brown ramie coat of casting, and republican fingerless gloves that have sharp fingernails, with augmented lost pantaloons of casting and pteroskin shoes.

Whastrach is a businessman who has a company that mines and refines ceruleum. He sees it as a major profit as many from Eorzea use it for airships . He believes magic is old-fashioned and ceruleum and magitek will be the future. He is shady in his dealings, tricking the Whalaqee village elders into signing the rights away to their sacred canyon.


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Wiegraf has a short sandy brown hair with two fringes and brown eyes. As the leader of the Corpse Brigade he wears a long green and white mantle with green and yellow linings. Underneath he wears a white and green long-sleeve button shirt, white pants and red knee-high boots with white armor. He wears red gloves and a yellow scarf. The outfit he wears carries over to Beowulf Cadmus during Chapter 4.
As a templar knight he wears a golden armor with a long red hooded cloak, golden pants with a brown belt and a yellow buckle and golden boots.

The denial of his pay after the Fifty Years' War has embittered Wiegraf against those in power, but he refuses to let the Corpse Brigade become common bandits, and opposes methods such as kidnap and ransom. Wiegraf sees his quest as a righteous battle to free the commoners from the tyranny of the nobility, and though he doesn't revel in violence, he sees it as his only tool to free the people of Ivalice .


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A huge lump of flesh with tentacles, it is later revealed that it has multiple mouths on its body. Xagor is modeled in the appearance of Azathoth of the Cthulhu mythos.

Xagor is a powerful being, he's the embodiment of the oceans of Pureland itself and only a small part of Xagor resided within the castle. Xagor plans on merging with Sol to become even more powerful.


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Xande has white hair and dark blue skin with bright yellow eyes. He appears with great muscle mass shown by his exposed upper body, he wears a white cape (blue in the 2D versions), orange pants, an orange and blue sash wrapped around his waist with what appears to be a cat-shaped buckle at the top-center of it, and brown boots.

Xande is misguided and may not care for anything but his own survival. He is also implied to be nihilistic as a result of his fear of death, due to his intention to cover the world in darkness to ensure death cannot happen.


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Xande has white hair, white pupiless eyes, and dark blue skin with golden yellow markings and red forearms. He is muscular, shown by his exposed upper body. He wears a blue cape, orange pants, an orange and blue sash wrapped around his waist with a demon-shaped buckle, and brown boots. During battle, the lines on his body glow blue, similar to Amon's outfit.
Compared to Yoshitaka Amano 's design for the original Xande in Final Fantasy III , this version appears much more rugged and aged. His facial features are somewhat reminiscent of Highlander Hyurs and Roegadyn .

While he initially exhibits a confident and assertive tone, an Echo flashback from late in his reign shows he was pensive and brooding despite having finally conquered Meracydia. He confides to his soulless clone servants that the process of dying and being revived left him spiritually scarred, having realized his accomplishments in life are destined to fade away. This nihilistic view led to his decision to reduce the world to nothingness.


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Rosch has silver hair, styled in thick, collar-length bangs spiked at the front and slicked down at the back, and a short ponytail tied with a black ribbon. He has sharp facial features, a thin scar above his left eye running the length of his forehead, and violet-gray eyes. He wears the standard uniform of a male PSICOM lieutenant colonel and wears a military saber on his belt. The engraving on Rosch's saber reads "RBTSKJRZZ" in the script of Cocoon . These letters are the romaji initials of the popular Buddhist mantra 臨 ・ 兵 ・ 闘 ・ 者 ・ 皆 ・ 陣 ・ 裂 ・ 在 ・ 前, which means "Come warriors, fight as one, ready in formation, line up and take position in front."

Rosch is a focused individual set on keeping Cocoon stable and protecting it from any threats. He dislikes the fal'Cie and would be happy to see them gone, but sees no good alternative to fal'Cie rule nor a practical way of removing them. He appears cold and calculated on the outside as he hides his true feelings on the fal'Cie and rationalizes the situation to himself. Rosch devotes his life and career to the betterment of Cocoon and the protection of its citizens and sees submission to fal'Cie guidance as being in humanity's best interest, even though their "benevolence" turned out to be a farce.
He is image-conscious and short-tempered, shown when he tries to break the camera filming him while Snow and Fang are killing off his soldiers, and when he gives a melodramatic—supposed to be rousing—speech to his soldiers.


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Yamatsumi is a far eastern hyur with long black hair and discolored eyes, one being red and the other being a white color. He wars a beak face mask called a Karasu Bo and wear's an Ivalician Oracle's coat. In battle he wields the Ruby Tide Grimoire.

Yamatsumi is devoted to Noah van Gabranth who he sees as his savior from Yotsuyu's rule in Doma. He is steadfastly loyal and fights to see the Onmyoji be reborn.


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Like the other embodiments of Sephiroth's will, Yazoo has green cat-like eyes and silver hair; his hair is long and layered, extending partway down his back. Yazoo is the tallest of his brothers and has a lean yet muscular build.
Yazoo wears a long black leather coat, boots, and trousers. He wears his coat zipped to his neck and the lower half zipped up above his knees, though he opens it up when riding his motorcycle . The image of a single wing is sewn on the back of his coat as an allusion to Sephiroth. He wears black leather gloves and shoulder guards with straps crossing over his torso. He fights using a Velvet Nightmare handgun and carries it in a holster on his lower back. Because of his height, hair, and outfit, Yazoo resembles Sephiroth the most of the three remnants.

Yazoo embodies Sephiroth's allure and cool personality. Calm, soft-spoken, and reserved, Yazoo has few facial expressions and rarely shows strong emotions, limited to moments such as when Reno insults Jenova , or when Cloud Strife slices apart his Velvet Nightmare gun. Despite his aloof demeanor, Yazoo's more playful side shows when bantering with his brothers, particularly when light-heartedly teasing Loz, or maliciously taunting the Turks . Yazoo is somewhat more expressive and sadistic when fighting, often coldly smirking and quietly laughing. He displays crazed excitement during his takedown of the Turks' helicopter before recomposing himself, which hints at a shade of instability.


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Yego is a tall, dark-skinned muscular young woman with black hair in dreadlocks. Her unsleeved black clothing exposes her toned abdomen. She wears green sunglasses and a pair of tight black jeans. In combat she uses her signature Fast Lash a whip with several strands. She usually has a small malboro pet on her arm.

Although an efficient combatant and a ruthless hunter, this only covers her loneliness. Being raised by malboros since she was born, Yego knew not of human love nor what it means to have a parent or the bond that it embodies. Her interactions with society were not pleasant either when she was taken by the Orders and forced into brutal training and obedience. This has made her yearn for love, which is a concept she cannot fully understand. Through her company with the Sworn Six , she learned camaraderie and bonded with humans like her. Due to her upbringing as a feral child, she speaks the malboro language and withstands their terrible breath, although it does weaken her.


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Yotsuyu is a Doman Hyur (using a Hyur Midlander model with custom face) with fair skin, pale yellow eyes, a beauty mark above the left side of her chin, and long dark hair with an ornate flower hairpin. She wears an elegant black collar with a pattern reminiscent of a spider's web, a black robe with red accents, and a gold obi . She is rarely seen without a smoking pipe.
Following her memory loss , Yotsuyu wears peasant clothing with a grass hat.

Yotsuyu's grace and beauty belie a heart of stone and a will to survive by any means. A cruel, sadistic ruler, she scorns Domans due to her painful childhood and marriage to an abusive noble. Under the pretext of purging radical elements, and satisfying her personal arousal from seeing such inhumane acts on Domans carried out, Yotsuyu perpetrates numerous atrocities against her own people. Yotsuyu herself sees her hatred for Doma like an abyss, bottomless and insatiable.
Though loyal to the Garlean Empire , specifically Zenos yae Galvus, Yotsuyu is verbally abusive to her subordinates, Grynewaht pyr Arvina especially, to get them to obey her. She fears the Garlean prince, for she knows he does not tolerate failure and thus is desperate to stay upon his good graces.

Spoiler warning : Plot and/or ending details  follow. ( Skip section ) Yotsuyu wasn't always hateful, but rather very depressed and overwhelmingly lonely, especially during her early childhood and young adult life. Her former master, when she was a courtesan, described her when her father sold her as "more doll than woman" and having "eyes that had given up on life." Her rage and hate surfaced when she was given the chance by the Garleans. Following her memory loss after the encounter at Doma Castle , as "Tsuyu" she becomes more child-like and vulnerable, always at Gosetsu's side for safety. When confronted by the people whose lives she made miserable, she falls to her knees crying, apologizing, despite having forgotten her past transgressions. Yotsuyu's true goal was to make her family pay for the torment they made her endure, for she accepts that they made her the monster Doma fears and hates. Spoilers end here .


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Ystride is a tall Wildwood elezen with dark green hair, and light green eyes. She wears Halconic Priests clothing and wields a Halconic Priest's Crook.

Ystride is cunning and manipulative, as she planned how to get Rielle de Caulignont and the two protecting her far away from prying eyes and into a trial by combat.
She is fervent in her belief in Halone the Fury, locking her daughter away, and believes that Halone's will demands it.


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Yunalesca has long silver hair that splays out around her in tendrils during battle. She wears a blue headband with four ribbons finished with blue beads and yellow tassels. The headdress has two long plumes that zigzag to make an 'M' shape. She has yellow eyes.
Yunalesca wears a blue-and-black bra with a curlicue design linked in front by a yellow chain, and a black thong, a thin yellow-tasseled belt, gold bracelets, blue armbands and wristbands, green sashes decorated with the Yevon symbols, silver anklets and a blue garter around her left thigh. She wears a blue bead necklace resembles seashells or fangs. She is barefooted.

Yunalesca is frank and to-the-point. While she can be kind, she can also be quite merciless, as she cares only about upholding the teachings of Yevon, not hesitating to strike down those who dare to question them. She is not open to the ideas of others, viewing Spira as doomed without the service that she provides.