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Most high-ranking people associated with Niflheim dress in white, most prominently the emperor. Iedolas is an elderly man with silver hair and blue eyes. He wears decorative, gold armor over a white dress shirt, and a black robe lined with silver buttons that has a goldenrod trim at the bottom. Over this he wears a white robe that has a large collar and red trim. He wears black boots, black fingerless gloves and silver forearm armor.

Spoiler warning : Plot and/or ending details  follow. ( Skip section ) When severely infected by the Starscourge , miasma exudes from the emperor's body. When he fully turns, he becomes a type of daemon known as foras . His facsimile in the Citadel throne room prior to the final battle has black liquid leaking from his eyes . Spoilers end here .

Iedolas is a ruthless supremacist dedicated to expanding his territory, although he is semi-retired from frontline politics. [1] Having conquered every other nation besides Lucis, he seeks to steal Insomnia 's Crystal to increase his power even further. Iedolas employs flattery and feigns benevolence to help accomplish his goals, and uses this tactic to manipulate his adversaries. Despite this, the emperor was, for a long time, a benevolent ruler and loved by the masses. [2] Even after his corruption he displays some humane traits, namely genuinely loving his illegitimate granddaughter Solara Aldercapt Antiquum .

Spoiler warning : Plot and/or ending details  follow. ( Skip section ) But the Crystal is mine... I am the one True King! Iedolas Aldercapt Iedolas wants the power of the Ring of the Lucii , and is even prepared to kill the last remaining Oracle to obtain it. Iedolas is himself manipulated by his chancellor, Ardyn Izunia . With his dying breath, Iedolas expresses his intention to rule the world and see his empire flourish. He seems to believe he could be the fabled True King spoken of in prophecy had he both the Crystal and the ring, [note 1] but the Chosen's true role was never to rule the world. To prove his supremacy, Iedolas even wishes to slay the Astrals . To what extent his megalomania was driven by Ardyn is unknown, but Aranea Highwind describes Iedolas a "husk of his former self". The Final Fantasy XV Official Works book reveals that Iedolas'a change in behavior was also influenced by his contracting of Starscourge 30 years before the events of the main story. [3] In Final Fantasy XV -The Dawn of the Future- the emperor is depicted as yearning to rule forever, with his wife's death being a primary motivating factor in his desire for immortality. He is obsessed with bringing back the might of Solheim , an ancient civilization whose footsteps Niflheim has been following as led by the Aldercapt dynasty. Story [ ] Iedolas is a member of the Aldercapt dynasty that seeks to recreate the glory of the ancient civilization of Solheim. [4] At least three of the four nations of Eos —Niflheim, Lucis and Tenebrae —have been ruled by the same family since their inception: the Aldercapt dynasty in Niflheim, the Lucis Caelum dynasty in Lucis, and House Fleuret—the Oracles—in Tenebrae. In M.E. 358 the Aldercapt dynasty initiated its policy of expansion, crowned themselves as emperors of Niflheim, and began the prosecution of war against neighboring countries to annex them. Iedolas is said to have been a benevolent and beloved ruler for a long time: composed, rational and focused on advancing his nation for the good of the populace. [5] According to Aranea Highwind and Camelia Claustra , the empire has changed for the worse in the last ten years, Aranea positing that Ardyn Izunia, the chancellor of Niflheim, ushered the emperor to pursue Lucis's Crystal. [6] The desire for the Crystal has consumed Iedolas. Though the Aldercapts had always pushed to recreate Solheim's glory, Iedolas had put even more focus in magitek research than his predecessors. [5] As told in Final Fantasy XV -The Dawn of the Future- , the emperor had a wife who died less then a year after giving birth to their son around the time Ardyn was first released from Angelgard , [5] [7] and the populace attributes his changed demeanor since then to the grief of losing his spouse. However, Aranea believes it to be Izunia's influence. The son later died in battle. [8] Ardyn gained influence over Iedolas with his promises of using the Scourge to grant the emperor immortality, as the loss of his spouse had made Iedolas susceptible to such manipulation. [5] Ardyn himself proved immortal, the emperor never doubted his claims that research into Starscourge-based weaponry could reveal the secret behind eternal life, and invested national funding into the research. [9] While Ardyn was made chancellor and gained more power and freedom, Iedolas came to finance Verstael Besithia 's magitek projects to create an unstoppable army for the empire , and Verstael reports of his progress directly to the emperor. April 8th M.E 756 , Verstael informs the emperor that the " Diamond Weapon " is ready for deployment, and asks him to come view it at the production facility. Three weeks later, the emperor travels to Lucis under the pretense of signing a peace treaty with the kingdom's reigning monarch, Regis Lucis Caelum . As told in Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV , he is welcomed with a grand procession and tours the city of Insomnia, also attending a party at the roof of the Caelum Via hotel to celebrate the next day's treaty-signing. As the treaty is to be signed the imperials open fire at the Lucians and Aldercapt and Izunia steal Insomnia's Crystal. The two return to Niflheim while their forces raze the Crown City. The Emperor meets his forces at Zegnautus Keep. So glorious...my Crystal... Iedolas Aldercapt among the leadership of Niflheim. Admiring his stolen Crystal, Iedolas meets with his military commanders— Ravus Nox Fleuret , Aranea Highwind, Caligo Ulldor , and Verstael Besithia—to discuss the Oracle, Lunafreya . Lunafreya now holds the Ring of the Lucii that lets one wield the powers of the old kings and command the Crystal. Iedolas orders Ravus to terminate her, but Verstael asks him to reconsider. The reason the empire has taken the Crystal is not publicized, but Aranea later says she heard the empire believes the Crystal poses a threat to daemons , monsters of the dark that the empire has begun to employ in its warfare. She also says the Crystal was stolen "for the good of the people". [10] As Ardyn prepares to bring about the Starscourge, Iedolas thirsts for the Crystal's power, useless as it is without the ring. The Crystal is locked away in Zegnautus Keep , and Iedolas never gets close to it. While the emperor is dying of the Starscourge and in the midst of transforming, Ravus accosts him in his throne room in the Keep. Iedolas demands to know where the Ring of the Lucii is, Ravus replying it is with Noctis Lucis Caelum , its rightful bearer, who will use it and the Crystal to purge Eos from darkness and daemons. The emperor is outraged, claiming that the Crystal belongs to him and that he is the one True King. Aldercapt summons daemons that attack Ravus, who is thrown out of the room by several blasts of daemonic energy emanating from Iedolas. This event, as well as Ravus's death, are recorded in the Keep's security system, and are the only recordings that remain on it, as it is implied Ardyn had everything else erased. As told in Final Fantasy XV -The Dawn of the Future- , Ardyn takes over the empire and unleashes a Diamond Weapon, daemons and rogue magitek troopers on Gralea . [11] He addresses the populace through the public speaker system from the Keep to declare the day the death of the empire as the emperor is dying without an heir, [12] mocking his fruitless pursuit of immortality, saying he has used magic on the emperor with "unfortunate results". [13] Iedolas's final delirious words are broadcast for everyone to hear: delusions of grandeur for the rise of Solheim. [14] When Aranea infiltrates Zegnautus Keep on her way to the Diamond Weapon, she finds the now hideously deformed emperor dead on the throne. [15] She later runs into Brigadier General Loqi Tummelt transporting an eight-year-girl on special orders from Iedolas himself. Foras. Aldercapt transforms into a powerful daemon, foras . As told in Final Fantasy XV Chapter 13 Verse 2, he attacks Noctis's friends Gladiolus Amicitia and Ignis Scientia in the Crystal's control room, though they fight him off and he disappears. As depicted in the main game, he attacks Noctis in his pursuit of the Ring of the Lucii, but is defeated and killed when Noctis reunites with his allies. The empire shall span... all the lands... By the Crystal's light... we shall flourish... I shall arise... as ruler... of the world! Iedolas as Foras With his dying breath, the emperor longs for the ring to rule over Eos unopposed. In the throne room in Zegnautus Keep, Noctis can observe the late emperor's regalia slumped on the seat, a result of his transformation. The girl the emperor had ordered evacuated whom Aranea had taken under her care, turns out to be the secret daughter of the emperor's deceased son. Aranea raises her alongside Biggs and Wedge in a world overtaken by darkness . Ten years later, Ardyn creates an illusory version of Iedolas's corpse and hangs it in chains from the ceiling of the Citadel 's throne room to intimidate Noctis before their final battle. Gameplay [ ] An unsightly daemon that appeared the moment the seal on the kingdom's Crystal Room was breached. Now said to haunt the halls of Zegnautus Keep, this creature can understand and communicate in mankind's common tongue, expressing an abnormal obsession with the Crystal. Bestiary Main article: Foras Iedolas is fought as a foras in the Zegnautus Keep in Chapter 13. It is one of the few daemons witnessed speaking, and it stalks Noctis to claim the Ring of the Lucii. Spoilers end here .


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Like the other Astrals, Ifrit is based on a recurring summon in the Final Fantasy series . Unlike his more leonine appearances since Final Fantasy VIII , Ifrit in Final Fantasy XV appears as a demonic humanoid, and after patch 1.21, appears more like a daemon as his coloration was darkened. In Final Fantasy XV: Comrades his "infection" doesn't seem to have progressed as far yet as in the main game, and his appearance is slightly different. He has long brown hair, orange eyes and no eyebrows. Pre patch 1.21 he had bronze skin, which was changed to gray. His pre-patch design is used in the Episode Ardyn boss battle.

Ifrit's original model.

Ifrit is smaller than most Astrals, but bigger than a normal human, able to hold a person in the grasp of his hand. Whether he was always this size is unknown, as he is depicted as being proportional to Shiva —presumably still in her giantess form—in the story she tells to Noctis aboard the Magna Fortia .
Ifrit wears golden wrist and ankle bracers, and a golden crown adorned with red jewels. He has long twisted horns and claw-like nails. He is topless and radiates heat, the air around him aflame. He sits on an elaborate throne made out of bones. He wields a sword whose hilt is encrusted with red and white jewels, and has a gold and purple scarf wrapped around it, held in place by a gemstone bracelet and a metal chain. The sword's blade is worn, and Ifrit's body is scarred. In his original model his left arm and leg were gray, as if petrified. In his updated model these parts of his body are black, reminiscent of Ravus Nox Fleuret 's boss form .

Cosmogony describes Ifrit as "fickle" and "wicked", and Ardyn Izunia says Ifrit has no compassion toward mankind. However, according to Shiva, during the Old Calendar Era Ifrit was different, admiring humans and granting them his blessing of fire. Ifrit's compassion is said to have "melted Shiva's heart." After perceiving that mankind has betrayed the gods, Ifrit has become hateful, and wakes up enraged in Episode Ardyn .


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Igeyohrm dresses similar to her black-robed brethren, albeit with a different design on her red mask.
She has the same hairstyle as Lightning from the Final Fantasy XIII series.

Much like Lahabrea, Igeyorhm is confident and cold, and like her fellow Ascians, she is devoted to her god, Zodiark . She is arrogant, refusing to accept or believe in defeat.


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Veritas of the Flame is a hulking figure heighting almost 10 ft. tall, towering above most people including his own comrades. Flame is fully encased in silver armor adorned with red clothing. His helmet features two curved horns, and he wields a massive flaming axe in combat.
Under his armor he shows a bulky and muscular physique. His abdomen and left arm are unrevealed but wears a glove. He wears shoulder protectors and helmet both of which are horned, black pants and boots and golden strands across his waist. His right arm is under armored gloves and his chest has armored plates that partially reveal his midsection and sports white fur. His equipment is coloured black with red lines and bright reddish tips, resembling magma.

Ignacio, unlike his comrades, doesn't exhibit (at least openly) the same levels of hatred and desire for destruction, despite sharing the same goals. He is a warrior through and through, and seeks to fight strong opponents to enjoy a good battle. He otherwise seems casual and carefree, addressing the likes of Veritas of the Dark in a friendly manner, this also extends to a degree to his enemies depending on the case.
He holds friendship in high regard and prefers to spend time with them rather than with women, despite the fact that his personality makes him fairly popular. He is noted to be great at cooking and even better at eating. His sense of comradeship was such that while being aware of the circumstances behind Folka's self-hypnosis, he did everything he could to protect and support her.
Both Rain and Lasswell are quick to address that even in combat they feel no hatred from him, rather he lives to find a fight that makes him feel alive again. Ignacio is at heart a warming, straightforward, caring and simple-minded individual.


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Ignasse is a Wildwood Elezen with blond hair, a short beard, and hazel eyes. 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 spear Hordebane, a silver horned spear with gold and blue accents.

Ser Ignasse shows a deep respect and love for the history of Ishgard, as seen by his emotional desire to restore the damage statue of Saint Valeroyant within Foundation . He is a devout believer in Halone, studying scripture and stories outside of his duties as a knight. He values family, and is close to his cousin Millie.


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Ilberd is a male highlander with tanned skin and blond hair. He has a small scar above his right eye. When first seen in Revenant's Toll, he's a sellsword wearing scalemail armor. After being appointed Captain of the Crystal Braves, he wears an ultramarine uniform signifying rank.
When he assumes the alias of " the Griffin " Ilberd wears white-and-blue scale armor with a white/purple cape and white hood. His distinctive white mask conceals his facial features and the cape features the flag of Ala Mhigo .

Ilberd plays the part of a diligent officer and acts friendly when investigating the spy network of the Ivy. Underneath that facade he is a bitter man consumed by betrayal and grief over the fall of Ala Mhigo. He begrudges other refugees, like Raubahn, who found a new life in Ul'dah , and resents the other city-states for not trying to liberate Ala Mhigo from imperial occupation.

Spoiler warning : Plot and/or ending details  follow. ( Skip section ) This motivates Ilberd to backstab Alphinaud, Raubahn, and the Scions of the Seventh Dawn by colluding with Monetarists. Even Lolorito Nanarito states that not a day goes by that Ilberd doesn't think about liberating his homeland and finds his rants tiresome, thus releasing him from his services. After being forced underground as "The Griffin" and starting the Masks, Ilberd maintains a tight level of secrecy—even mail correspondents to and from its members are checked—and had a body-double act as his public spokesman. To other refugees he appears as an inspirational firebrand, but in truth he is a terrorist mastermind plotting to force the Eorzean Alliance into hostilities with the Garlean Empire by plotting a false flag operation. He plans to use the Eyes of Nidhogg to summon a primal at Baelsar's Wall, even sacrificing himself and his soldiers. He scorns the Ala Mhigan Resistance for succumbing to despair and wants to use the sacrifices to "liberate the homeland they no longer deserve." Ilberd is disgusted that both the resistance and the Eorzean Alliance speak of freeing Ala Mhigo but are not willing to spill the blood necessary to do it. Elidibus considered him the most worthy candidate of inheriting Nidhogg's eyes, describing him as "a man of boundless rage and bottomless despair." Spoilers end here .


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Illua is a young woman with mid-length blue hair and blue eyes. She wears blue lipstick, eyeshadow, long blue fingernails, white pearl-like earrings, and a thick black choker. She dresses in a long white top with silver designs on the bottom and gold designs on the sleeves, a black undershirt, black arm warmers, and maroon shoulder pads. She wears dark purple shorts with two brown belts, a thin red belt and long purple and red ribbons hanging from the back. She has knee-high heeled black boots with red ribbon-like designs and gold bottoms.

Illua is a cold and merciless woman who will stop at nothing to achieve her goals. As the leader of Khamja, she is embroiled in a variety of criminal acts and never shows remorse. She is as manipulative as she is cruel, brainwashing Adelle by manipulating the latter's fears of abandonment and loneliness as one of the Gifted. She views herself as the hero, deriding Clan Gully by calling them a mere chorus, showing a flair for the dramatic and attachment to theater. Even in defeat she never laments about her actions, merely gloating that her organization is so embedded in Jylland 's infrastructure that her influence will never truly fade.


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The Impresario looks like a male Elezen dressed with an elegant black suit, and hides his face with a Ripened Pumpkin Head. However, this appearance is actually a glamour.
In reality, the Impresario is an Imp .

Back in the 2013 edition of the game, he shows a sinister and tricky personality due to him being an Imp, but he doesn't want to do anything bad to people. He assures his only goal is to bring back the All Saints' Wake event as a great festivity for everyone to enjoy, since people stopped to celebrate it after the Calamity.
However, from the 2014 edition onwards, the Impresario has shown a more darker side. He uses the All Saints' Wake festivity to make reality the fabled "Night of Devilry", trying to turn people into voidsent through fear.


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Imreann wears long robes adorned with fur trim and elaborate jewelry of silver medallions and beads. He wears a headgear that covers his hair entirely.

A cruel, sadistic fanatic and zealot, Imreann believes his acts are holy in the name of the Mothercrystals, no matter how atrocious they may be, such as sacrificing Bearers on a daily basis. Imreann refuses to see his actions as unjust and views all the other nations and their peoples are either heretics or need to be forcibly converted to the Ironblood's faith. Imreann could still be considered a pragmatist, as despite the orthodoxy denouncing Dominants as abominations, he sees their value in aiding the kingdom's Iron Crusade on the battlefield. He kept Jill Warrick alive after she awakened as Shiva's Dominant, but enslaved her to be the kingdom's weapon. This could also prove him as a hypocrite to his faith, using religion as a means for power.
Imreann treated Jill cruelly during her captivity, forcing her to commit whatever act he desired under the threat of murdering those she befriended as he acknowledged Jill would not comply to threats to her own welfare. Imreann took every opportunity to demean Jill as a weak girl and an unholy abomination. After promising Jill that if she fought for the Iron Kingdom, the girls she cared about would not be harmed, yet after she held up her end, Imreann killed them anyway, displaying no remorse. He felt a sense of satisfaction in breaking his word to Jill, viewing it as a method to break Jill herself, further showcasing his depraved and fiendish nature.
His fanaticism leads to a heightened sense of confidence and arrogance, believing that nothing can stop the Iron Kingdom's campaign. His confidence would be shaken after Clive and Jill defeated his warriors and the Flame Liquid beast. Imreann is left distraught and hysterical after Clive destroys Drake's Breath, something the high priest could not fathom as possible.


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Ines is a 22 year old blonde-haired woman who wears glasses. She is seen in the manga wearing a lab coat over a shirt and skirt. She is also shown in a military uniform while on the field.

Ines is a talented scientist confident in her abilities. While shown in the manga to display a subpar degree of formality toward her superior, Qator Bashtar , she has profound admiration for and devotion to Qun'mi Tru'e . She is emotionally volatile, and displays bloodthirsty rage toward Class Zero.


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Ser Janlenoux is a Wildwood Elezen with long light purple hair. His right eye is a dark blue, while his left is a light gray with a scar cut down his eyelid. 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 sword Ultimum, a steel square cleaver with ornate engravings and gold & blue hilt accents.

Though he does not wield his weapon with the same flair as Ser Adelphel, Ser Janlenoux of the Steel Oath is just as deadly with a blade. He is also skilled with a chef's knife as a devoted student of the culinary arts, often preparing scrumptious meals for his comrades at home and at camp. When not on duty, he can often be found in a small corner of the Vault's kitchens where he practices his second craft. His friends agree that if he had not elected to become a knight, he could have made a name for himself as a culinarian . [1]


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Janremi is a Wildwood Elezen with gray hair, dressing in a light brown cotton shirt and green tights. He uses the lance Plundered Guisarme as his weapon, and has dark brown paint across his face that looks like claw marks.


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"Jecht's Theme" ( ジェクトのテーマ , Jekuto no Tēma ? ) is a laid-back melody with steel-stringed guitar solos following Western style, performed by Tsuyoshi Sekito. It appears in the original soundtrack as the second track of Disc 3.
The music that plays during the final confrontation against Braska's Final Aeon within Sin is " Otherworld ", a heavy metal style song with English lyrics that was uncommon for a Final Fantasy game. The only other time the song plays is during Sin's attack on dream Zanarkand in the opening FMV .

Jecht is surly, arrogant, and a bully. He frequently refers to himself as "The Great Jecht" ( Jecht-sama in the Japanese releases, giving himself a respectful, in this case arrogant, honorific), and is known to Spira as "Sir Jecht" for being a famous guardian. Jecht considers himself the best blitzball player there is and loves fame, asking Braska several times if there will be celebratory events on their pilgrimage. Jecht's career hit a slump when he began drinking, and it was rumored he was going to retire, though he was quick to deny this and claimed he could quit drinking if he chose. Jecht used to be emotionally abusive to Tidus, calling him "crybaby", and otherwise brushing him off or berating him.
Despite his numerous flaws, Jecht is a good man at heart. He criticizes Tidus in the hope of encouraging him to try harder and disprove him. Jecht does love Tidus, but struggles expressing it: a sentimental message to Tidus on a sphere is cut off with Jecht mumbling, "Remember, you're my son. And... well, uh... never mind. I'm no good at these things." Jecht told Braska and Auron his dream was to train Tidus into a star blitzball player much like himself.
Jecht enjoys the " Hymn of the Fayth ", and is well-loved by his fans to the extent that a blitzball tournament in dream Zanarkand is named in his honor. When the party learns about the Chocobo Eater , and Tidus says they must help because "it's the right thing to do", Auron laughs and reminisces Jecht used to say the same thing, which ended up causing problems for the group.
" Jecht's Real Story " from Final Fantasy X Ultimania Omega elaborates on his personality. He had been criticized as hating practice, yet he made frequent training trips out to sea. Jecht may have been concealing how hard he trained, preferring to appear "naturally talented". He also may have bragged so much to cover up his insecurities. The memory of Tidus in Jecht's mind remains as that of a seven-year-old boy. Jecht cherished that image of a son who needed protection and dreamed of him growing up. Fragments of Jecht's feelings appear in the illusions that occur whenever Tidus comes into contact with Sin 's toxin.


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A dormant Jenova appears as a gray-skinned woman (shown as blue-skinned in Final Fantasy VII , or only appearing blue through its container in the mako reactor on Mt. Nibel in other games). Although Jenova appears feminine, its gender is ambiguous, being an extra-terrestrial lifeform. Jenova is known as the "calamity from the skies" in the legends, and in Final Fantasy VII Ifalna refers to Jenova as either "it" or "he" depending on the version of the game .
Jenova is bare (other than what appears to be an external biological system), with something resembling a heart at its feet. Connected to the heart-like organ are a number of tubes that reach to different parts of the body, the largest of which, pinker in color and similar to an umbilical cord, inserts into its abdomen (or in Final Fantasy VII , an apparently empty space in its abdomen). On its back Jenova has appendages along with what resembles a wing protruding from its left, and a stub of a wing from its right.
Jenova has long silver hair parted through the center. Its left eye glows red and it has no right eye, often being covered by hair. Jenova's headgear links to her container and has an inscription that has had a different message between different depictions of the scene. Above the headgear, an exposed brain lies within Jenova's cranium.
As Jenova bears female anatomy, the body has two breasts. In the original depiction the right breast has what appears to be a nipple resembling an eyeball, but in the remake this is missing. The pubic area is obscured by the tube from the abdomen.

The plaque on Jenova's head.

The inscription on Jenova's head can be read in a number of its appearances:

In Final Fantasy VII , it reads: MADE IN HONG KONG ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 1996 SQUER COMPANY LIMITED In Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children it reads: |µ|-Era 19591010 Hakken |µ|-Era 19670702 Fuuin In Last Order -Final Fantasy VII- , it reads: STRICT SECRECY SCIENTIFIC INQUIRY SECTION SHIN-RA COMPANY LIMITED


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Jihl has blonde hair that reaches to her mid-thigh and olive green eyes. In Final Fantasy XIII-2 , Nabaat's hair is more silvery. She wields a baton primarily used for fencing. Nabaat's glasses, which she normally wears unless in a fight, are thin-framed and have her initials in Cocoon script engraved in the arm. As confirmed in the Final Fantasy XIII Ultimania Omega , Jihl only wears the glasses to appear kind and trustworthy before crushing them on the Palamecia , a representation of her discarding her guise and fully assuming her true personality. [2]

Nabaat has both political and personal motivations for opposing Lightning's group. She graduated first in her class and advanced in the military ranks to the position she holds as a lieutenant colonel. She is in charge of daily policy and takes strategic command of the PSICOM soldiers.
Nabaat is described as cruel and heartless, and she sees all l'Cie , regardless of whether they are from Pulse or Cocoon, as subhuman. She is a cold and calculating sadist who sees herself superior to ordinary humans, whom she views as flawed objects she can use in her agenda despite any loyalty they may possess towards her. As a result, Nabaat easily loses patience when things go wrong, projecting blame on her subordinates and giving desperate orders to regain control. Despite this, Nabaat is loyal to Primarch Galenth Dysley .
In Final Fantasy XIII-2 , Nabaat is intrigued by human nature because at one moment, they fight each other to the death and the next, they form "shaky alliances", making themselves unsolvable contradictions.


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The jongleurs appear to be identical twins. They are Humes in early adulthood, with blonde hair and eyes that match their respective colors. Both girls sport jester hats with bells, masquerade masks and garish coats of blue and red respectively. Their blue and red corsets are worn over a silver top that exposes part of their skin and cleavage. Below their corsets, they wear short ruffled skirts, black fishnet tights, and black pumps decorated with bows.

Befitting their discipline, the Jongleurs assumed very theatrical personalities and spoke dramatically before the citizens of Eulmore and Gatetown, often finishing each other's thoughts with rhymes and wisecracks. Even in combat the duo made witticisms relating to their roles, such as "This one's a real side-splitter!" and "I'll break yer funny bone!"
As far as their true personalities went, the girls were virtually identical in their wickedness. They were a pair of sycophants willing to do anything in their power to maintain their posh way of life under Vauthry's rule, even murder, should it come down to that. They also displayed a sadistic streak as they merrily invited the people of Eulmore to come watch Kai-Shirr be flung to his death, which epitomized their callous disregard for the lives of the people of Gatetown.
Their arrogant and selfish nature was finally put on full display during their final encounter with Alphinaud and the Warrior of Darkness, during which they showed no remorse for using the people of Gatetown as human shields against the Scions. If anything, they acted glad to have the opportunity to kill the very same Scions who insulted their Lord during their prior visit to Eulmore. Judging by the girl's confidence, level of skill, and cavalier attitude towards killing the Scions, this certainly wasn't their first time spilling blood at Vauthry's behest─though it wound up being their last.


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Gabranth is a tall man with short blond hair and hazel eyes, and as Basch's identical twin brother the two share facial features. Gabranth's biography in Dissidia Final Fantasy reveals he is the younger twin. The Japanese release of Final Fantasy XII had always stated their birth order, but mentions of it were removed from the English translation. Compared to Basch, Gabranth has shorter hair, a different hairline, no facial hair, a different eye color and lacks Basch's scar over the eye.
Gabranth wears the armor of a Judge Magister, a full suit of plate mail with a horned helmet and a long black cape with the symbol of the Empire in red. Gabranth wields two swords in battle, the longer Chaos Blade and the shorter Highway Star, which can connect at the handles into a dual-bladed weapon .

Gabranth demonstrates a ruthless and cruel demeanor, imprisoning his brother and keeping him alive to inform him of every failure his former knights suffer after the Archadian occupation. Yet Gabranth remains a respectful follower to Emperor Gramis to the point the Emperor appoints him bodyguard to his son Larsa .
Though he acts as a faithful Imperial, Gabranth's motivations relate to his hatred toward his believed dishonorable failure at protecting his homeland of Landis , and in turn he directs his hatred toward Basch for abandoning him and their mother to fight for Dalmasca .


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As the Judge of Wings, she wears a full suit of ornate silver armor with a pair of large wings on her back.

Spoiler warning : Plot and/or ending details  follow. ( Skip section ) As Mydia, she is a light-skinned viera with short rabbit-like ears, long blonde hair and light brown eyes. She wears a high-collared pink corset top with a thin, pink cloth that hangs down in the front reaching her mid-thighs and white bikini-like bottoms. She has pink wristlets and armbands on her upper arms. She wears black stiletto heels with thigh-high black and pink tights. Personality [ ] The Judge of Wings is filled with vengeance that drives her every action, causing her to desire the total destruction of Ivalice. Unbeknownst to her, she is being driven by Feolthanos 's anima ; her personality before being influenced by Feolthanos is kindhearted and compassionate. Story [ ] As Mydia [ ] The Judge of Wings is a feol viera by the name of "Mydia" ( ミディア , Midia ? ) . Like all feol viera, she was born and raised in the Feol Warren , isolated from the rest of the world. Mydia was a recalcitrant young woman and would often argue with her mother about her people's cruel fate. One day, her mother gave her a tome explaining the feol viera would eventually reach the skies and be free. When Mydia came of age she left the volcano to explore Ivalice, ignoring her elders' wishes. In Rabanastre she encountered the hume Velis . They befriended and romantic feelings developed between the two. Velis, being a soldier of Nalbina , was called away to the war. Promising to return, Mydia waited, but after several weeks of waiting she knew she'd never see him again. Remembering the stories from her youth about the Eternal, a source of eternal life she thought could revive Velis, Mydia wandered Ivalice collecting clues about the islands of legend. She found the Cache of Glabados where she acquired a piece of auracite and the Galbana . Using the airship, she departed to Lemurés. When she arrived Feolthanos detected her fresh anima and knew she would be easy to control: she was descended from his viera wife, held a piece of auracite—which contained part of his anima—and she was feeling a burning anger from losing Velis. Using his new puppet, Feolthanos embarked on his quest to get revenge on Ivalice. To ensure he had complete control, he robbed Mydia of her anima by tricking her with a means to revive Velis, but only created a Yarhi in his image. Mydia gave up her will and became the Judge of Wings, a puppet to her master. Collecting the Auraliths [ ] May destruction rain upon this land. The power of the auraliths will soon be mine. And Ivalice awaits... Judge of Wings Vaan 's party first encounters the Judge on Tormelados, Isle of the Megalith . She is at the auralith's Cradle in the Fane of Tehp Qul , draining the auralith of its power. The Judge uses her powers to distort the feelings within the party's minds, rendering most of them unconscious and shows them a flashback of her counter with Balthier in the same Fane. Balthier had attempted to stop the Judge, but she had already dispatched Fran . Balthier destroyed his own auracite and told the Judge that chasing eternal life was a foolish fantasy, then turned his gun on the Judge. The judicier summoned Shiva , who knocked Balthier out with a Diamond Dust spell. Returning back to the present, the Judge fights the party before vanishing and leaving her dirty work to Shiva. When the Empress of Ice is defeated, the Judge returns and uses a pair of machines to destroy the auralith, absorbing its powers into her shard of auracite before disappearing again. The party searches for the Judge and finds her in the Yapih Caverns , standing over a Summoning Gate before a crystal of fiery auracite. After using Belias as a distraction, the Judge summons Bahamut , who shatters the Skysea into several pieces. Velis [ ] What end could be more fitting for one who is but an illusion? The Judge, about Velis The party is stranded on a deserted island, Tswarra , where they encounter Velis who explains he is looking for a feol viera called Mydia. When the Judge attacks the party later on at Tomaj's Camp , Velis's reaction to her makes the party realize she must be Mydia. The Judge shows the party another flashback. She was at the Yapih Caverns to summon Velis back from the dead using Feolthanos's power, but the form she brought back was unresponsive and Velis was spirited away, landing on Tswarra. Back at Tomaj's Camp, the Judge captures Velis and transforms him into the Yarhi Odin . She concludes the Velis she has resurrected is not the Velis she loved, and so leaves the island, and the party is forced to defeat and kill him. On mainland Ivalice, the party encounters the Judge in the Paramina Rift . She tries to crush them and Basch challenges her. The Judge teleports away and the party journeys around Ivalice looking for clues Feolthanos had left behind to discover where Mydia would strike next. It leads them to the Roda Volcano, where they find the Feol Warren village. Death [ ] I will not suffer  to use others as Feolthanos used me. In death my people are free. They will not know the sorrows I have. The Judge's dying words Vaan's party finds the home of the feol viera, but the Judge is already there, slaughtering the viera claiming it is the only way to end their suffering. The party tries to stop her, but she summons Chaos . When Chaos is defeated, the Judge fights the party herself, and throws her auracite into the lava, summoning an army of Wyvern, but the party still defeats her. When they gather round the Judge's armor disappears, revealing the viera underneath. Mydia had been possessed by Feolthanos, who had used her to start his invasion of Ivalice. Her hatred of the people who shunned her people, the loss of her love, Velis, and the fact her auracite contained part of Feolthanos's anima made her easily possessed. She asks the party to defeat Feolthanos and free him from the magick granting him perpetual life. Mydia's spirit leaves her as she dies, and reveals Eternity's March , the pathway to the Keep of Forgotten Time . When the party reaches Feolthanos's Keep they encounter the Judge, having been created by Feolthanos to halt them. She is defeated, but when the party reaches the final auralith, another Judge is summoned using Mydia's anima. This one is defeated too, and the party never sees her again. Spoilers end here .


Final Fantasy

Like the other embodiments of Sephiroth's will, Kadaj resembles Sephiroth , Vincent Valentine describing him as a "larval" form of Sephiroth. He has shoulder-length silver hair that partially covers his face and green cat-like eyes. Being the youngest-looking remnant, Kadaj has slender, wiry frame and is the shortest of the three.
Kadaj wears black leather clothing that consist of a long coat, boots, and trousers. Kadaj's coat is zipped up to his upper sternum while keeping the lower half open and coattails are strapped to his legs. 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 the straps crossed over his chest. Kadaj's weapon is the Souba , a katana with two parallel blades, which he carries in a sheath on his lower back.

Kadaj embodies Sephiroth's cruelty and insanity. Nomura describes Kadaj as "insane" whose speech pattern conveys his unstable mind and volatile mood, intermittently talking quickly and then slowly, or breaking into laughter for no apparent reason. [1] Despite his emotional instability, Kadaj has a cunning and deceptive mind, be it using his ability to disguise himself to manipulate others or using brainwashed children as a shield against Cloud Strife . Kadaj is arrogant and mocks Rufus Shinra and the Turks , and enjoys intimidating the former during their interactions.
Kadaj thinks of Cloud as his "brother" through Jenova, but considers him a traitor to their cause and treats him with murderous contempt. Vicious and sadistic, Kadaj takes pleasure in tormenting others, particularly Cloud, and in the mayhem that he and his brothers cause during their search for Jenova. He is devoted to Jenova and dedicated to finding her, but is unaware of Sephiroth's influence over Jenova. Knowing he is simply a remnant of Jenova's legacy and not "whole", Kadaj is brittle about who he is and his purpose in life, and insecure over Jenova "choosing" Sephiroth over him. Though he does not fully understand who Sephiroth is, he tells Rufus he can sense his presence, giving insight to the source of his insanity and motivations. When driven to anger, Kadaj attacks with fury, such as when he attacks Cloud when he calls Kadaj Sephiroth's pawn.
He views all of humanity as "shallow little fools" who cannot go more than a few moments without repeating the mistakes of the recent past before gilding it while pushing forward. Kadaj admires how Jenova traveled across the eons just to erase fools like Shinra and those who follow them from the face of existence. Finding himself questioning why others bother to oppose him when their misguided actions make the endeavor fruitless, displaying both a nihilistic view as well as the same hatred for mankind as his progenitor.


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Kefka has long blonde hair tied into a ponytail, worn with a feathered headdress. His face is painted white with red around his eyes and his lips are variably bright red or purple. He wears a large, ruffled collar that is primarily yellow with red stripes. His eyes are green.
In his original concept art , which has been used as the basis for his spin-off appearances, Kefka wears robes with an erratic mix of colors and patterns. The torso of his robes is a mash-up of white with pink polka-dots, black with yellow stripes, and plain purple. He wears a long red cloak with a yellow lining and red triangle trim along the interior and yellow and red tassels along the edge. Emerging from above his left shoulder is a mass of material in different patterns. The largest is white with red triangle trim, and with it are three more swatches of material; yellow with blue crown-like patterns, blue with red and white stripes and red trim, and the last is a solid green.
His left sleeve is red with an elbow-length yellow glove that fades to white at the wrist and has green accents along the fingers. His right sleeve is a puffed purple pattern with red polka-dots, and ends above the elbow at a yellow material. His glove is orange with a large cuff and white fingers and red claws, and white swirl patterns like flames emerge from under the cuff and run up his sleeve. His leggings are red, his left leg runs down to his boot, which is two-toned black with pink and gold lining, and the right leg has the red end above his knee over a single blue tight, and his boot is white with a black triangle trim and pink lining. Both his boots are pointed and curled. Finally, he has a yellow skirt wrapped around his waist and a red sash dangling over his right leg, which bears a pattern of black triangles with red lining and half-black, half-white spots.
Alternate concept arts depict Kefka in differently colored robes with different patterns. One such art was used for the basis of Kefka's sprite as a boss in Final Fantasy VI and has influenced his design in some spin-off appearances; the primary differences between his usual appearance and this variant is his clothing features more white and pink, his leggings have white and black stripes, and his collar ruffle is white with alternating red and blue triangles instead of yellow with red stripes. Another concept art that served as the basis for Kefka's field sprite in the Super NES release of Final Fantasy VI gives him robes in various shades of green and yellow with red on his right leg. The Super NES field sprite also depicts him as having slightly gray hair similar to Locke Cole . His field sprite in the 2014 iOS and Steam releases is redesigned to bear a stronger resemblance to his concept art and battle sprites, giving him red and orange robes with a green belt, purple boots, and his cape has green spots along the edge and a larger green pattern along the back of his neck that resembles leaves. He also has a more vibrant shade of blonde hair. His Pixel Remaster sprite is refined to bear an even closer resemblance to his concept art. Kefka wears red robes with a green collar, a yellow and green belt, a red sash on his waist, one blue legging, purple boots, and a green and red cape. He also has a lighter skin tone than other characters to give the impression of his white make-up.

Concept art of Kefka's god form for Final Fantasy XIV .

As the god of magic, the only remaining traits of Kefka's previous human form are his blond ponytail and feathered headdress. His skin is violet and he is bare save for a purple loincloth wrapped around his waist; the exact shade of his skin and loincloth vary between depictions. He is more muscular and in some depictions has a golden crest of swirls running along the center of his torso. Kefka has six wings in this form; the upper two pairs are feathered wings in a pale purple color, and the lower pair is a set of leather wings, black with a gradient purple lining. The central pair of feathered wings are much longer than the other two, and in some depictions Kefka's upper pair of wings merge with the middle pair.

Kefka cares nothing about anyone or anything but himself and he finds no greater joy in life than in inflicting suffering and death unto others. He has no long-reaching goal for his destructive actions, destruction itself is the goal. He manipulates the emotions of others and will readily lie without hesitation, but his purpose for doing this is again usually nothing but his own amusement in tormenting them. Kefka's need to inflict suffering drives him to continuously greater heights to satiate his urges, culminating with the ruination of the entire world and the deaths of countless creatures.
Confronted by the party at the end of the game, Kefka reveals the ultimate revelation he has achieved—that life is meaningless . All things that live will die, everything people care about will be destroyed, and everything they achieved will be forgotten. Thus Kefka declares that struggling to continue living in the face of death is pointless and stupid, and people should accept their fates and surrender themselves to destruction at his hands. When the party refutes his claims with their personal reasons for living, Kefka flies into a rage and declares that he will destroy those reasons, and the concepts of love and hope are worthless and he will destroy them as well.
Dissidia Final Fantasy and Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy grant a more tragic insight into this mindset: Kefka is so insane and twisted by Magitek experimentation that he is incapable of understanding love and hope and only feels joy when destroying, and his actions are born out of a continuously escalating need to satisfy destructive urges that are never fully sated. He eventually resorts to destroying himself to see if that will finally be enough, self-destructing in a mournful cackle.
Kefka is flamboyant and childish. He is shorttempered and flies into rages at the slightest provocation and has no self-control or restraint. He cracks dark jokes about the atrocities he commits and frequently breaks into hysterical laughter. He is a narcissist who enjoys crossdressing and admiring his own appearance in mirrors. His Ultimania profiles state he enjoys playing with dolls and hates General Leo , who is a morally upstanding soldier. [note 1] Though he enjoys hurting others, Kefka cannot stand to be hurt himself and the sight of his own blood sends him into a violent rage. [3]
In the Japanese versions of Final Fantasy VI , Kefka's dialogue places greater emphasis on his childish nature, while western releases emphasize his hateful and cruel side. In the Japanese version of Final Fantasy VI , he refers to himself with the first-person pronoun boku-chin , a pronoun usually reserved for young boys. His more childish depiction was eventually shown to an extent in overseas releases with the Dissidia games, most notably his comments to Terra during their fight in Destiny Odyssey.


Final Fantasy

Khury is a middle-aged man of white skin and silvered hair with some traces of facial hair. He wears a golden adornment on his head, a suit of armor with several layers of winter clothing befitting the cold nature of Wezette, coupled with clothed pants. He has a small chained belt with a golden medal featuring a humanoid figure, although it is not fully discernible.
The left side of his arm carries a massive blue floor-length layered mantle. On top of them a golden patch featuring the symbol of Wezette, white fur on his shoulder, and some golden strands tied to a golden shoulder plate. His right shoulder has a more modest protector, although it is mostly noticeable for the upper half of his signature Glacier Bow, a blueish and highly decorated bow he typically wears on his back.
Khury has ambiguous laterality, as he is depicted as left-handed in his in-game sprite, typical of most Ranger characters, while shown as right-handed in some artwork. In some story cutscenes, however he adopts a left-handed posture outside of his Ranger pose. This suggests that Khury is ambidextrous, leaning more towards his left.

Khury is a power-hungry despot who oppresses his people, many living in fear and disgust of him. Khury is an intelligent tactician and cold schemer who is always planning ahead and thinking how and where his enemies will move next, a philosophy he extends to his archery; he has a notoriously deadly accuracy as he always aims where he predicts his foes will be.
For all his cunning, Khury trusts in no one, paranoid of even everyone close to him. Even the alliances he makes are purely self-serving and he has no qualms about breaking them if he deems it convenient. Ruthless and elitist, Khury tried to force Glaciela to kill her family as a requisite to succeed the throne as he wanted to cover her being the daughter of a concubine to avoid being censored politically. He has no love for anybody, as he let his successors to the throne kill one another. He even ordered the massacre of several innocent civilians purely because they were in some way affiliated with the rebels trying to usurp him.
Typical of a despot, Khury values obedience over loyalty, and dislikes opposition of any kind. He has been known to kill his advisors, even his closest ones, in fits of anger over being contraried, even when he ultimately pursued the same advised actions. Disobeying Khury despite not being under his direct command, can warrant fatal reprisal, as he once almost killed Ranell when she wouldn't obey him due to obeying Melnia.
Khury is extremelly powerhungry and obsessed over his authority and position. When cornered and betrayed, he lashes out irrationally believing his enemies to be after his throne, while defiantly stating he won't ever allow anybody to claim it, much to the disgust of his foes who are left baffled at Khury's narrowminded and heavily self-centered view of reality who cannot comprehend how he cannot think outside matters of political power.
It is hinted throughout the story, that Khury did also undergo an equally cruel sucession process like the one he made Glaciela endure, which may explain his attachment to his throne as he had to fight both for his life and to prove his worthiness, effectivelly continuing what is insinuated to be a bloody history of betrayal and scheming that has tainted the kingdom for generation. His attempts at forcing Glaciela's hand at familicide, are thus, likely a means to mold her character into a cruel, merciless and resolute one that he believed to be the desired traits of a ruler. Ultimately following his defeat, Khury seemingly made peace with Glaciela as he was left baffled with her rejection of the throne while vowing to help her nation not as a regent, leaving Khury expectant of the new era she would bring for Wezette.


Final Fantasy

The King of Concordia dresses in a similar manner to other high-ranking Concordians, in a blue kimono-like outfit, except that his kimono sports a collar of black feathers. He wears chest armor, gauntlets, and a construction attached at the waist similar to a dragon's wing. His avian-shaped headdress covers his head and the top half of his face. As a Concordian, he is diminutive in stature in comparison to the citizens of other Crystal-States.

Despite claiming to work for the good of his country, the King of Concordia is a proud and selfish man, putting his own agenda ahead of the well-being of his country. He speaks with a condescending or insulting tone, and when alarmed his voice becomes high-pitched and hysterical.


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Kinoc is a bald middle-aged man with soft features and round cheeks. As a maester of Yevon he wears a floor-length pale yellow robe with white sleeves and an elaborate front, decorated with the symbol of Yevon. He wears a skullcap held with a diadem.

Kinoc puts forth the front of a benevolent helper of Spira , but in truth he joined Yevon to gain power and enjoys being in a position of authority. He wants Spirans to believe Yevon is the only salvation available against the threat of Sin . Fear of losing his position and thus the influence he gains from it is what makes him paranoid and callous. In charge of the Yevon armed forces, Kinoc acts as something of a military tactician. Though Yevon's teachings forbid machina use, Kinoc's forces wield them for weapons; Kinoc is unbothered by the hypocrisy, saying that exceptions to the rule exist.


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Edea is refined and ladylike, traits particularly evident during her possession when Ultimecia uses Edea's sophistication and physical beauty to beguile her enemies. She has long black hair and green eyes that are golden yellow when possessed by Ultimecia.
Normally she wears a modest black dress with little jewelry, but while possessed, Edea wears a purple skin-tight dress with a plunging neckline and feathers around the collar, a headpiece adorned with jewels and a metallic half-circle frame on her back with two long strips of sheer fabric hanging down each side. The metallic half-circle holding Edea's cape is similar to the one worn by Wrexsoul in Final Fantasy VI . It only appears during FMV scenes and battles, and is not present in her field model.
Before revealing her face at the parade, Edea wears a red mask to conceal her identity. Her long hair is magically shortened or hidden under her headgear as seen during the cutscene. During close-ups of her face during FMVs , white lines can be observed extending from the corner of her eye and cheek.

When first introduced, Edea is possessed by Ultimecia, a sorceress from the future, and is thus portrayed as a vain, power-hungry and remorseless sadist. All traces of her once kind and loving personality are purged from under Ultimecia's possession to be replaced by an all-consuming desire for world domination.
In actuality, Edea is benign and gentle. Although she has been under the stigma of being a sorceress ever since the age of five, she doesn't resent the world for the prejudice it must have shown her. She devotes her life to helping others, focusing upon the children she cares for in her orphanage . Those raised by her are reluctant to accept the deeds performed by a possessed Edea are those committed by their beloved matron.


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Kuja has silver hair that falls halfway down his back. At 24 years old, Kuja is the youngest main antagonist in the Final Fantasy series. He wears a large feather in his hair, has light-blue eyes and pale complexion, and is of medium height and light build. He wears white sleeves with a violet mantle around his shoulders. A white robe covers the back of his legs down to his ankles held up by four straps that act as a codpiece. He wears armored, dark purple boots, with golden buckles.
When in Trance , Kuja becomes covered in red fur and his clothes, which turn white, become tattered. He has a long furred tail in this form.
A concept art of Kuja as a nobleman exists , but he never dons this attire in-game. It appears as an alternate outfit in Dissidia Final Fantasy NT , however.

"Kuja's Theme" is a sinister piano theme accompanied by a heavy beat which plays during many of his appearances, most prominently during his first appearance in Burmecia.
"Dark Messenger" plays during the fight against Trance Kuja in the Crystal World. It starts with the organ like the original Kuja theme, but turns into synthesized electric guitar accompanying the original theme.


Final Fantasy

Lahabrea dresses in the standard uniform of an Ascian Overlord. He wears a black leather hooded coat with purple markings and adornments and a red half mask over the top portion of his face. At times, a glowing red emblem appears in front of his face.
In his original Amaroutine form, Lahabrea was an elderly man with dark skin and short red-tipped graying hair. He wore a custom version of the Ancients' robes featuring a collared shirt underneath. Like the rest of the Convocation, he wore his personal red mask on his robes. In his younger years, his hair was longer, wilder, and reddish.

Lahabrea is condescending and hostile, not hesitating to use dark magick to trap the Warrior of Light during confrontations. He at times breaks into malevolent laughter. He has a low opinion of his associates in Eorzea , at one point even dismissing the Garleans as "fools". He cares little about his fellow Ascians. Elidibus demonstrates a cordial relationship with his fellow Paragon, and while Emet-Selch seems to speak ill of him to the Crystal Exarch , a hint of melancholy is visible in both his words and mien. According to Emet-Selch, Lahabrea habitually discarded host bodies when they were no longer useful, weakening himself and allowing King Thordan to absorb his essence. His shortsightedness had contributed to his demise, as he did not anticipate Thordan's betrayal. Despite being an unsundered Ascian, his colleagues do not view him favorably.
Lahabrea was greatly respected in the ancient world. As a master of creating Concepts, Lahabrea was responsible for the creation of Phoinix, Ifrita, Bombs, and several other fire-aspected Concepts. Writings in Akadaemia Anyder near Phantomology indicate a research hoping to impress Lahabrea, and in the recreation of Amaurot, the Akademia Researcher envies Lahabrea for his creation abilities, "and a renowned orator". The nearby Akadaemia Academic states that "esteemed Lahabrea" would help the scholars take control of facility after someone set the beasts within free. Lahabrea took pride in being a member of the Convocation and would not do anything to sully its image, such as using another member's born name rather than title. Lahabrea defers to the judgment of Elidibus even when disagreeing with the ruling, as it is Elidibus's duty to resolve disputes involving the Convocation. Likewise, Lahabrea is mature enough to acknowledge the successes of methods that he otherwise disagrees with or thought implausible.
Following the death of his wife Athena, having separated the part of himself that loved her, Lahabrea became emotionally detached. He came off uncaring to Erichthonios as he left his son's education to the Words of Lahabrea after instructing him in the use of aetherial shackles. Lahabrea's emotional detachment extends even to his work and subordinates, Erichthonios having described Lahabrea invent a seemingly immortal life form and instructing his staff to contain the beast and continue working rather than take a moment to celebrate. Lahabrea's emotional detachment was also driven by a desire to protect his son. Lahabrea would rather have Erichthonios hate his father than live with the knowledge his beloved mother saw him as no more than an experimental subject, as Lahabrea believed this would let Erichthonios live free from his parents' shadows. He would later absorb Hephaistos, regaining much of his original personality while resolute in his ideas to safeguard his world.
The sundering and the many millennia of the Ascians' work to restore their world took a toll on Lahabrea's mental state, which is influenced by the Heart of Sabik, his demeanor having turned from emotionally detached to the manically driven man he became prior to the Seventh Umbral Calamity.


Final Fantasy

Lambard is a midlander Hyur with blonde hair and lavender eyes. He wears the Duelist's Attire dyed grape purple and wields the Verdun rapier.

Lambard is a traitor to the crimson duelists and did so for power. Devoted to learning how to earn more power he was always reading unfavorable books. When fighting Arya and the Warrior of Light , he boasts of his strength, and will gloat when his enemies think they have won.


Final Fantasy

Lamitt is identical in appearance to the female Lalafell from the original version's cutscenes and A Realm Reborn promotional material, though her attire is blacked.

Spoiler warning : Plot and/or ending details  follow. ( Skip section ) Upon becoming the Cardinal Virtue Sophrosyne, her appearance remains the same, though she has black and red eyes, plaster-like white skin, and her body is surrounded by a ghastly white glow. Spoilers end here .

In her youth Lamitt differed from other dwarves, travelling from beyond her village and joining with those of other races. She has a strong sense of justice and will do anything to help those in need, even if it means facing punishment from the elders in her village.
When traveling with Ardbert and her compatriots in the past, Lamitt served the role of a compassionate mother to the party, often listening to her friends' troubles and attempted to comfort them. She is secretly in love with Ardbert, and longs for him to reciprocate those feelings. [2]


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Lani is a 19 year old woman with dark skin and brown shoulder-length hair adorned by a headdress with a green feather and a blue teardrop. She wears a cropped orange top with puffed yellow sleeves, black gloves, black shorts with patterned orange duster trimmed with fur, and red heeled shoes with black criss-crossing straps around her calves.

Lani believes herself to be the most beautiful bounty hunter in the world. Never without her trademark axe, she speaks as if it has a mind of its own, and will not hesitate to turn against even her most trusted companions. She is rude, disrespectful and haughty. Her softer side is revealed when she becomes stranded on a remote continent, and becomes more careful and quiet in her ways.


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Laurentius is a male midlander Hyur with dark-brown hair and distinguishing sideburns. He initially wears the common uniform of the Wood Wailers, a brown toadskin leather jacket, but eventually wears the ultramarine uniforms of the Crystal Braves.
During the battle at Baelsar's Wall, he is seen disguised as an imperial soldier.

Laurentius is corrupt and weak-willed, often accepting bribes and carelessly displaying the sudden wealth. He seems repentant after being defeated by the Warrior of Light, and later volunteers to join the Crystal Braves. However, he falls to his old ways, siding with Ilberd and Yuyuhase in their treachery.
Unlike the other two, he seems to retain a measure of a moral compass. As he follows out Ilberd's orders while disguised, he expresses a very grim and regretful expression before ordering the Armored Weapons to massacre the Resistance fighters as part of the sacrifice.


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Leavold is a Midlander hyur with gray hair, silver eyes and a gray tattoo on the right side of his face. He wears a purple robe with leather armor on his arms and legs, he also wields the twin blade that Aldis wields.

Leavold is a tricky person using his connections to take advantage of a situation or gain an upper hand against his enemies, he's lied to his friends to obtain a higher status

Final Fantasy XIV characters Allusions - Artwork - Benchmark - Locations - Patch Notes - Timeline - Translations - Wallpapers Main characters Player character Warrior of Light Principal entities Hydaelyn - Midgardsormr - The Twelve - Zodiark Trust Avatars Alisaie Leveilleur - Alphinaud Leveilleur - Estinien Varlineau - G'raha Tia - Krile Maya Baldesion - Ryne Waters - Thancred Waters - Urianger Augurelt - Y'shtola Rhul - Zero Eorzea Eorzean Alliance leaders Merlwyb Bloefhiswyn - Kan-E-Senna - Raubahn Aldynn - Nanamo Ul Namo - Aymeric de Borel Limsa Lominsa Alka Zolka - Baderon Tenfingers - Bloeidin - Brayflox Alltalks - Brithael Spade - Carvallain de Gorgagne - Ceana - Eynzahr Slafyrsyn - Foerzagyl - Fyrilsunn - Ga Bu - Gegeruju - H'naanza Esi - Hasthwab - Hyllfyr Faezmoensyn - Jacke Swallow - K'lyhia - K'rhid Tia - Keltlona - Lorens Bloefhisyn - Lyngsath Hyllbornsyn - Madison - Mimidoa Nanadoa - P'ebaloh - R'ashaht Rhiki - Reyner Hansred - Rhoswen Leach - Riol Forrest - Rostnsthal - S'dhodjbi - Shamani Lohmani - Sicard Spence - Sisipu Sipu - Wawalago Momolago - Wheiskaet Rysswoerdsyn - Wyrnzoen Saelsmyndsyn Gridania Amandine - A-Ruhn-Senna - Beatin Mainrocquet - Buscarron Stacks - Drake Rhodes - E-Sumi-Yan - Edda - Frixio - Fufucha Fucha - Gerolt Blackthorn - Geva Storke - Guydelot Thildonnet - Isildaure Vellegrance - Janremi Blackheart - Jehantel Fointeaume - Kuplo Kopp - Landenel Peaumasquier - Laurentius Daye - Lewin Hunte - Luciane Corne - Millith Ironheart - Miounne - Noraxia - O-App-Pesi - Raya-O-Senna - Rolfe Hawthorne - Swethryk Brookstone - Swethyna Brookstone - Tatabaru - Tataramu - Vorsaile Heuloix - Ywain Deepwell - Y'mhitra Rhul Ul'dah Adalberta Sterne - Cocobuki Lolobuki - Dewlala Dewla - Eline Roaille - F'hobhas - Fyrgeiss Loetkilbsyn - Greinfarr Redblade - Hamon Holyfist - Iliud - Kikipu Kipu - Lewena - Lolorito Nanarito - Memeriga - Meriel - Momodi Modi - Mumuepo - Mutamix Bubblypots - Mylla Swordsong - Nedrick Ironheart - Nenekko Nekko - Papashan Nonoshan - Pipin Tarupin - Popokkuli - Redolent Rose - Serendipity - Seserukka - Severian Lyctor - Swift Ryder - Teledji Adeledji - U'odh Nunh - Ungust - Valiant Hart - Yuyuhase Luluhase - Zirnberk Fyrgeissyn Mor Dhona Koh Rabntah - Rammbroes Zasertylsyn - Rhesh Polaali - Rowena - Slafborn Rhotweitzsyn - Talan Ishgard Adelphel de Chevraudan - Alberic Bale - Archombadin - Artoirel de Fortemps - Audaine - Augebert Brasher - Aurvael de Haillenarte - Ayleth - Baurendouin de Haillenarte - Charlemend de Durendaire - Charibert de Leusignac - Dominiac - Drillemont de Lasserrant - Edmont de Fortemps - Elaisse Poole - Emmanellain de Fortemps - Estinien Varlineau - Firmalbert - Foncrineau - Forlemort - Francel de Haillenarte - Gibrillont Rivaumaiche - Gontrandoix - Grinnaux de Dzemael - Guerrique de Montrohain - Guillaime - Guillefresne - Handeloup de Daimbaux - Haumeric de Peulagnon - Haurchefant Greystone - Hautdlong - Hermenost de la Treaumaille - Hilda Ware - Honoroit Banlardois - Hourlinet - Ignasse de Vesnaint - Jandelaine de Dzemael - Janlenoux de Courcillant - Jannequinard de Durendaire - Jantellot de Thelomaire - Julchiezain - Laniaitte de Haillenarte - Lucia Junius - Lycelle - Marcelloix Mourelz - Noalle - Noudenet de Jaimberd - Paulecrain de Fanouilley - Pehainel - Peyraquile Bomptond - Rasequin - Redwald Younge - Ronantain - Saintrelmaux - Sidurgu Orl - Sigan - Stephanivien de Haillenarte - Tarresson de Dzemael - Thomelin - Thordan VII - Vellguine de Bourbagne - Ysayle Dangoulain - Zephirin de Valhourdin Dravania Adkiragh - Ehll Tou - Ess Khas - Faunehm - Kester Ironheart - Khloe Aliapoh - Loupard - Marcechamp Lierresanteau - Matoya - Midnight Dew - Moghan - Moglin - Mogleo - Mogmug - Mogwin - Ohl Deeh - Q'yantaa - Roundrox Mazenot - Slowfix Cointoss - T'kebbe Morh - Vath Storyteller - Vedrfolnir - Vidofnir - Zhloe Aliapoh Ala Mhigo Alpa - Conrad Kemp - Fordola Lupis - Giff Boarshead - The Griffin - Gundobald - Ilberd Feare - J'moldva - J'olhmyn Abah - M'naago Rahz - M'rahz Nunh - M'zhet Tia - Meffrid Noward - Orella Rushton - Raganfrid Bleaker - Sarisha - Ulger Ironheart - Wilred Glasse - Wiscar Marshe Ilsabard Garlean Empire Alfonse Baelsar - Allie Baelsar - Asahi Brutus - Aulus Asina - Cato Mammula - Clarricie Priscus - Dabog Inivisch - Daguza Sus - Drusilla Varus - Dyunbu Potitus - Fabineau Soranus - Gaius Baelsar - Galla Longus - Gilbrisbert Buteo - Grynewaht Arvina - Hernais Longus - Jullus Norbanus - Licinia Corculum - Livia Junius - Llofii Potitus - Lugae - Lyon Helsos - Maxima Priscus - Menenius Lanatus - Midas Garlond - Milisandia Baelsar - Nael Darnus - Nero Scaeva - Nerva Galvus - Noah Gabranth - Pagaga Vochstein - Quintus Cinna - Regula Hydrus - Rex Baelsar - Rhitahtyn Arvina - Ricon Baelsar - Sadr Albeleo - Sartauvoir Soranus - Sicinius Vellutus - Solus Galvus - Titus Galvus - Valens Varro - Varis Galvus - Vergilia Corculum - Vitus Messalla - Volusus Malicus - Yamatsumi Urabe - Zenos Galvus Thavnair Ahewann bin Alzadaal - Ardashir Balyk - Jalzahn Daemir - Kancana - Khalzahl bin Mihrasaf - Matsya - Mehryde bihn Shinan - Mehvan bihn Vaazmeira - Nahbdeen bin Pashe - Nidhana - Pasareen bihn Rusheraf - Qerasaf bin Shirashir - Qulsun bihn Aphmau - Racashir bin Fahleel - Sula - Varshahn - Vrtra - Yezahn bin Qulhudi - Zasshal Bozja Adis - Aggie Glover - Bajsaljen Ulgasch - Blaz Azetina - Isolde Covey - Lovro Slanasch - Marsak Apella - Meryall Miller - Misija Votyasch - Mladen - Ratimir - Rostik Liubasch - Stanik Alubov - Tugeim - Velibor Azetina - Xeven Svanasch Othard Hingashi Hancock Fitzgerald - Ichian Matsuba - Kikimo Kimo - Kotokaze Benitoki - Yamabuki Ruby Sea Hansaku Ushikai - Hisui Sui - Ikaruga Hatasashi - Inban - Kurenai Shisui - Koruri Mizuhiki - Nayoshi Kaifu - Rasho Mastbreaker - Shiosai Sui - Soroban - Suzume Kaisuri - Tansui - Tsukikage Urabe Doma Azami Shibunuri - Ginko and Kinko - Gosetsu Daito - Hakuro Gunji - Hien Rijin - Hozan Nagae - Ihanashi Bakuro - Isse Shibunuri - Kozakura Gyoji - Kurobana Gunji - Oboro Torioi - Tamamo Gozen - Yozan Nagae - Yugiri Mistwalker - Yotsuyu Brutus Azim Steppe Altani Dataq - Anarba Dataq - Bulugan Adarkim - Chambui Dazkar - Cirina Mol - Daidukul Buduga - Dayan Hotgo - Gurbesu Goro - Ibakha Uyagir - Iturgen Qestir - Jebei Gesi - Khalja Dataq - Magnai Oronir - Mide Hotgo - Nayaga - Ogul Khatayin - Sadu Dotharl - Sokhatai Dataq - Temulun Mol Nagxia Atori Moribe - Kosyu Four Lords Four Lords ( Byakko - Genbu - Seiryu - Suzaku ) - Koryu The Northern Empty Sharlayan Ameliance Leveilleur - Babeth Ironheart - Barnier Clarke - Bloewyda Uwilsyngwyn - Claudien - Clive - Dickon Denman - Ejika Tsunjika - Erenville - Fourchenault Leveilleur - Galuf Baldesion - Kagura Jinba - Koh Rabntah - Kokkol Dankkol - Kytte Kirk - Matoya - Mikoto Jinba - Moenbryda Wilfsunnwyn - Montichaigne Mongrignois - Nemjiji - Nenelymo Totolymo - Ojika Tsunjika - Rammbroes Zasertylsyn - Sevestre Albright - Vtorak Vetasch - Wilfsunn Tragbharsyn Tural Tuliyollal Bakool Ja Ja - Br'uk Evu - Elsebee Ironheart - Fonjeantaine - Gulool Ja Ja - Ketenramm - Koana - Sareel Ja - Wuk Lamat - Zoraal Ja Kozama'uka Kaahe - Linuhanu - Rakorok - Rediroq - Wuk Evu - Zanuhali Urqopacha Bol Noq' - Havli - Mablu - Miplu - Gobli - Tobli - Zurmurwur Yak T'el Gosaal Ja - Hunmu Rruk - Miilal Ja - Zereel Ja Shaaloani Iyaate - Kemakka - Shenza - Wawlika - Wihuwte - Zawpya - Zekowa Alexandria Alayla - Brute Bomber - Cahciua - Ecaate - Emeline Ironheart - Eutrope - Gabbro - Genolt - Geode - Gulool Ja - Honey B. Lovely - Metem - Naahe - Nakente - Neyuni - Nitowikwe - Nostalgia - Pepoane - Otis Velona - Robor - Shaloaci - Sphene - Strika - Wayakkwe - Yaana Norvrandt Warriors of Darkness Ardbert Hylfyst - Branden - Lamitt - Nyelbert - Renda-Rae - Cylva The Crystarium Beq Lugg - Bragi - Callea Skyekirk - Cassard - Chessamile Lakirk - Crystal Exarch - Feo Ul - Gaia - Glynard - Lyna - Katliss Horhand - Mauwyl Mudkirk - Moren Morkirk - Nielden - Ryne Waters - Szem Djenmai - Theyler Skyehand - Tobyl Mudplowe - Tolas Valkirk - Xamott - Vonard Eulmore Anogg and Konogg - Chai-Nuzz Mewlah - Dulia-Chai Mewlah - Eueliss Hylplowe - Grithil Ketchpurse - Irvithe Ketchand - Jongleurs of Eulmore - Kai-Shirr Olkoh - Mowen Freepurse - Ran'jit - Ronitt - Sai-Lewq Jinal - Theva Valfyst - Tista-Bie Amari - Tristol Horpurse - Vauthry - Veronth Mudthane - Wrenden - Xamott Amh Araeng Ghen Gen - Ghun Gun - Halric - Jamial Nabaath - Jeryk Motplowe - Magnus - Rhon Ron - Tesleen Stoneplowe - Thaffe Morhand Il Mheg Aenc Thon - 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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Leblanc has a round face with purple eyes and short, blonde hair. She wears a pinkish-purple robe that exposes her chest (showing the tattoo of the Leblanc Syndicate's logo) and her right thigh. The robe has a high, curved tasseled collar and long sleeves reminiscent of a Japanese furisode kimono, the cuffs separated from the ends of the sleeves by white criss-crossed material. She wears thigh-high stockings of the same color and purple ankle boots. Her attire is decorated in blue and white triangular and swirl patterns. She wields a red-and-silver fan in her right hand.

Leblanc.

Leblanc's outfit resembles a Lady Luck dressphere , because the mark on her chest is a heart, one of the four suits of a deck of playing cards , just like the spade, club, and diamond are on the chests of Yuna , Rikku , and Paine when they change into their Lady Luck dresspheres. She does not use any of the Lady Luck exclusive skills in battle, however.

Leblanc is bossy and cocky, though ultimately is good at heart, garnering a loyal following of various misfits she has taken in. She hates being ordered around, though she makes exceptions if she believes doing so would please Nooj , her not-so-secret infatuation of the Youth League . In fact, Leblanc became a sphere hunter to find something from Spira 's past to make her "Noojie-Woojie" smile for her. Leblanc treats outcasts kindly, having taken in those who had nowhere else to go. Logos and Ormi came to work for her after she took care of them after the events at the Den of Woe during Operation Mi'ihen . Though she abuses her subordinates, they remain at her side as they owe her for helping them out.


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Leon is a young man with olive skin, purple eyes, and spiked dark purple hair that is swept back. In his normal appearance, he carries a curved sword and wears a dark purple suit of armor trimmed with bronze, with spiked pauldrons and bronze knee pads. He also wears leather boots and has a large red jewel on his belt. As the Emperor's Dark Knight, he wears an ornate set of black armor trimmed with gold, a helmet with curved gold horns, and a red cape. Leon's NES sprite is a modification of the Warrior sprite from the original Final Fantasy , colored blue and bronze instead and having a slightly different blue hairstyle, while his field sprite shows him with blue armor and red hair.

Leon's personality before becoming the Dark Knight is not elaborated on, but he seems to have cared for his sister Maria deeply. As the Dark Knight, he is power-hungry and authoritative, often rude and harsh to Firion and his party. His dreams end up being dashed and he comes to regret his decisions, hoping that someday he will be forgiven.
In Bafsk , the citizens under his control appear mute and afterwards can't remember what it was like when he was in control, so he may have used dark powers like mind control.


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Lettie has a long blond hair in a single fringe and brown eyes. Like Celia, her outfit is identical to the Dancer job. Her outfit is dark magenta and she wears pink earrings. She wields two ninja swords.


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Lich appears as a robed skeleton creature that wields a staff. His overall appearance is based on Lich's multiple sprite designs from the original Final Fantasy .


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Livia is a woman in a suit of an imperial officer's black and white armor. She wears a unique helmet that bears the visage of a one-eyed woman. She wields a pair of gunbaghnakhs called Aglaea that have been welded to her armor.

Vicious, cruel and unstable, she takes delight in the domination of Eorzea and harbors little love for her fellow soldiers, often issuing death threats to them whether they are rank and file soldiers or even of a higher rank than her, such as Nero tol Scaeva . Her affection is reserved for the man she loves, Gaius van Baelsar , whom she serves with loyalty bordering on fanaticism. She would even ensure that Gaius's adoptive children would keep their distance from him, as even the slightest form of affection towards him from the other orphans would make her jealous.


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Loffrey has red hair and black eyes. He wears a golden templar armor under a long blue cloak with the hood up, golden pants with a gray belt to his waist in a white buckle and golden boots.

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Loghrif's shard appears as a Highlander Hyuran woman with dark purple hair and blue eyes, wearing the Shadowless Casting Set.

Mitron often teased Loghrif about being forgetful. Loghrif loved Mitron, but due to her being sundered, her memories of their time together were forgotten and she hoped to make new memories with Mitron.


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Logos is a tall slim man who wears a black and silver helmet with a chin protector tied round the back of his head with a purple strip, and a blue robe and matching coat that features the Leblanc Syndicate logo on the shoulders and the sweeping, kimono-like sleeves. He has a purple sash around his waist and wears wraps around his ankles.

Like the rest of the syndicate, Logos is loyal to Leblanc and exceedingly cocky and intelligent. He is the brains of the Leblanc Syndicate , and tries to keep Ormi under control when the latter gets agitated. Logos has a thing for recording naughty sphere videos, and a sphere he recorded during his visit to the Bevelle Underground seems to focus on Yuna 's backside.


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Loqi has blond hair and wears the same black and red imperial general's armor as Caligo Ulldor , albeit with the red and gold banner with his crest over the other shoulder, likely due to his left-handedness. The crest on his attire is also displayed on the flags magitek infantrymen carry across Lucis , and draped across occupied Lucian outposts.

As arrogant as he is skilled in his profession, Loqi takes pride in his imperial heritage, deeming anyone outside the empire a savage. He is brash and quick to engage enemies personally.
Loqi holds grudges against his enemies. He hates Cor Leonis , a Lucian marshal he considers a rival. After losing to Prince Noctis , Loqi begins to begrudge him as well, and seeks to hunt him down. Loqi believes the empire is the highest force for good in the world, and holds Noctis personally responsible for the war between Niflheim and Lucis. Unlike some other high-ranking imperials who prioritize their personal schemes over the "good of the empire", Loqi seems to genuinely love his homeland and is willing to put his life on the line for it.


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Like the other embodiments of Sephiroth's will, Loz has green eyes with cat-like pupils and silver hair; his hair is styled short and slightly spiky with thin sideburns. Loz is physically bulky, being the largest and most muscular of the three remnants.
Loz wears black leather coat, boots, and trousers. He wears his coat with its hem is cut short and leaves it partially unzipped both ways, with the upper half zipped up just under his sternum. 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 straps his weapon, the Dual Hound , on his left arm, and carries his Velvet Nightmare handgun in a holster strapped through a small bandolier belt on his left thigh.

Of the three remnants, Loz is the most child-like and occasionally shows strong bursts of emotion, though not in the same way as Kadaj. Like a "big kid", Loz is simple and straightforward in his words and actions, and enjoys bantering with his brothers. [1] [2] Director Tetsuya Nomura has stated Loz was meant to be a stylized version of Sephiroth's strength, but admitted he could be described as "all brawn and no brains". [2] In some scenes, Loz can be heard making sound effects, such as "bruum!" when driving his motorcycle off the cliff in his opening scene, and "bang, buh buh bang!" when firing at a helicopter piloted by Reno , highlighting his childishness.
He is devoted to Jenova and reacts sensitively in regards to her, being easily upset by Reno's flippant remark about her and implies to be prone to crying whenever she brought up, which Yazoo playfully teases him for. His emotional instability and child-like quirks belie his violent and sadistic side. He takes pleasure in harassing Cloud Strife , nearly kills Tifa Lockhart , and views the chaos that he and his brothers cause to be "fun". Embodying his progenitor's "violent streak", Loz enjoys fighting, often laughing while sporting a wide, confident grin in battle. [2] Since he wanted amuses himself at the time, Loz even waits for Tifa get ready after issuing a challenge to her instead attacking outright. Only after accepting a call from Yazoo, Loz stop "playing" with Tifa and end his battle quickly and refocuses on his mission. Loz displays his seriousness in his dedication to finding Jenova and aggressively rushes at anyone hindering him or his brothers.


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Luche is a young man with slicked back brown hair and blue eyes. He wears the black uniform typical of his fellow Glaives and bears a pauldron during missions.

Luche proclaims himself the leader of the Glaives and acts as a second-in-command to Nyx Ulric when Titus Drautos goes missing. Luche's true nature is that of a traitorous, power-hungry individual with a resentment towards King Regis's decision to surrender the Lucian outlands to the empire.


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While Lumina's eyes appear a bluish-gray in-game, her eyes are a sea-blue in her CG render. She has a wide nose and wide, pink lips. Lumina resembles a younger version of Lightning with elements of Serah in her design. Her hair is the same pale pink tint as Lightning's but styled with a ponytail on the left side like Serah wears hers. Lumina wears a black dress adorned with feathers, a sweeper with pink interior, a black hairband, a sleeveless halter top with a black collar with silver studs and a silver feather pendant, a lacy skirt, a long glove on her left arm, thigh-high stockings, and pump shoes. She has aerials on the back of her right shoe and her left collarbone. Physically, Lumina appears as a twelve-year-old, and according to Lightning, resembles Serah at that age.

Lumina is playful and unpredictable, seeing the world as a plaything, and people as a source of entertainment. Although she can give helpful advice, she enjoys toying with Lightning and summoning monsters for her to fight. She is connected to the Chaos , speaking of the monsters it spawns as her "friends", and walking through and manipulating it unharmed. Hinting at a deeper connection to their relationship, Lumina refers to Lightning as "sis". Lumina keeps in touch with Lightning's comrades from years past and also mingles with various inhabitants of Nova Chrysalia , telling them about Lightning and at times offering "help" which sometimes turns to their disadvantage. Ultimately, because of her origins, Lumina is scared of being alone.
Despite Lumina's antagonistic attitude towards Lightning and her friends, it is apparent by completing several quests that the denizens of Nova Chrysalia like her and make light of her penchant for mischief.


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Lyon is a highlander Hyur with brown skin and white hair. Lyon keeps his hair long and messy with a white headband holding it up, and a a braid on the left side of his head. He has light blue face paint as well as a few scars and has a full beard and mustache. Lyon is often shirtless, wearing only a South Seas Talisman. He wears High Steel Armguards of Maiming, Ala Mhigan bottoms of Striking, and Gazelleskin Open-toed Boots of Striking. Lyon wields a green axe with the same model as the Shinryu War Axe, and has a Lionsmane Shield for protection. During the events at Zadnor , he uses Ifrit's Battleaxe and The Wall of Crags instead.

Lyon has a notorious reputation for being unpredictable. A warrior through and through, he relishes battle for its own sake, and seeks out worthy foes against whom to test his mettle, mission be damned. Not even strategies of his own conception are exempt from his impulses, and his comrades are no longer surprised when they discover that he has abruptly sallied forth on his own. Despite his recklessness, Lyon does seem to posess some situational awareness, albeit superficially, as in Zadnor he suggested the IVth retreat while their new relic was not yet fit for battle since he realized the Bozjan Resistance had the momentum and it would be difficult for the IVth to fight back in Zadnor, and immediately changing his mind when offered the chance at front-line action.
His conduct has garnered him the ire of his superior, Tribunus Menenius sas Lanatus , but not even demotion seems to faze the old Hyur. Having no patience for Menenius's love of machination and maneuvering, Lyon often comments: "A warrior lets his weapon do the talking." [1] Lyon does possess some level of respect for the old Elezen, however, mourning his death and being outraged over Noah's apparent indifference to it. Likewise, while initially loyally fighting with the IVth, his loyalty turned to anger after Noah held him accountable for the IVth's failures in Bozja. This drove him to assassinate the Legatus and capture their head engineer to turn over to the Resistance.


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The Maenads resemble Rydia. In Final Fantasy IV -Interlude- , a Maenad disguises herself as Rydia but fails to fool Edge , so the resemblance isn't exact. Unlike Rydia, the Maenads' hair is teal rather than green; however, their hair is green in their 3D model. They wear full-length featureless white dresses with a red necklace and walk barefoot. They wear purple in their map sprites.

The Maenads are detached and cold and commonly find things "incomprehensible". They are candid and rude, viewing Earthlings as an inferior species who do not deserve powers such as the Eidolons or the Crystals, claiming they have no need to answer their questions. Many of them show a robotic personality as they talk about their mission and how they don't allow obstacles. The Maenads don't consider the party a serious threat, incapacitating them only to seize a Crystal. They demand the party hand over the Crystals they have or otherwise not obstruct them, only resorting to violence when disobeyed. In Edge's Tale, the Maenad Gekkou spies on is aware of his presence, but waits to see if he would confront her before acknowledging him, and leaves without harming him if he does not.

While most Maenads are hostile toward any opposition, they are pragmatic when striving for their goals. They recognize Cecil's use for gathering the Crystals and agree to let Kain duel Cecil on the condition he retrieves the remaining Crystals for them. In the Depths , while some Maenads are fought as random encounters , others speak to the party without hostility, showing they only attack when ordered.


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Mazurka is a fair-skinned young woman with long reddish brown hair and red eyes. She wears a white blouse with semi-transparent sleeves, black shorts, white tights, and silver heels. For combat she wields a black spear bladed in both tips, adorned with red jewels.

Mazurka is aggressive and resentful at first. After suffering harassment from her peers due to her popularity, she became more isolated. When her village lost the ability to feel emotion, she was thrilled, as she would no longer be targeted. Ever since she believes that emotions are unnecessary since negative ones can prove destructive. She stomps her feet whenever she is irritated and becomes gradually nicer towards Fina and befriends her alongside Daisy .


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Melisie is a woman with long red hair and green eyes. She is dressed with a white dress with long brown gloves and fur over her shoulders.

Like many nobles from Ishgard, she sees herself superior from the commoners and is willing to do what it takes to keep the status quo before the events of Heavensward. She is pretty sadistic as she enjoys hearing the screams of those tortured by her and other inquisitors.


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Memeriga is a male Dunesfolk Lalafell with dark skin, grey hair and handlebar moustache, and beige colored eyes.