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His human visage unknown, as a Lucii the Fierce wears an elaborate suit of armor that resembles samurai gear. His most prominent feature is the disc on his head, which has chains attached to its underside with what look like small dogtags hanging from them. His helmet covers his entire head with four narrow slits for eyes.

Tonitrus is known for his merciless brutality, having wielded a great mace with such ferocity and relentlessness that he was feared as a veritable demon. He appears the most aggressive of the statues in Insomnia . However, Tonitrus was a kind, loving and just king who cared deeply for his subjects.

Spoiler warning : Plot and/or ending details  follow. ( Skip section ) He is the most apologetic of the three Lucii controlled by Ardyn after being released from his brainwashing. Abilities [ ] The Fierce's gravity magic. Known to be an exceptionally deadly fighter with his great mace, Tonitrus destroyed many enemies and was feared by his foes. Perhaps as proof of his skills, the Fierce was chosen by Ardyn to confront Noctis and his party. While brainwashed, he still wields his mace with great ferocity, destroying stone pillars that get on his way. He can warp and his controlled state uses daemonic energy to cast a gravitational sphere capable of inflicting continuous damage by sucking in anyone nearby. As his health wanes, the Fierce cloaks himself with dark energy, growing stronger. At the end of his stamina, the Fierce summons an impenetrable wall capable of damaging anyone near it. As a Guardian, the Fierce could empower his axe with light to cause craters upon hitting the ground and create a protective barrier of blue energy. In Final Fantasy XV: Comrades , the Fierce's Sigil: Rampage allows the bearer to use powerful martial arts; when stringed together, the combos can unleash a powerful special beam of energy attack. Story [ ] The Fierce against a Diamond Weapon. Tonitrus reigned as king at some point during Lucis's 2,000 year old history. After his death his soul entered the Ring of the Lucii and his spirit also came to inhabit a colossal statue likeness of him, built as a coffin that would animate at the behest of the currently reigning monarch when the Crown City of Insomnia and the Crystal are in danger. He became remembered as simply "the Fierce." His royal arm , the Mace of the Fierce, was entombed upon the Rock of Ravatogh volcano. The About the Kings of Yore document in Final Fantasy XV: Comrades posits that royal tombs were erected as a memorial to the king or queen who claimed that land in the name of Lucis, suggesting the volcano was joined in Lucis during Tonitrus's rule. When Ardyn Izunia raids Insomnia in M.E. 734 , he faces numerous The Fierce guardians protecting the city's Wall amplifiers. When Niflheim invades Insomnia over 20 years later, Nyx Ulric animates the Old Wall statues after gaining power from the Ring of the Lucii. The statues fight the Diamond Weapon , the Fierce wreaking perhaps the most damage, destroying buildings and imperial airships as he goes. Even after losing his arms the statue still continues, but is the only one who is defeated. The Fierce enslaved by the Starscourge. Noctis Lucis Caelum, the last of the Lucian lineage, embarks on a journey to collect the royal arms of his forebears, and inherits the Fierce's mace. After acquiring the Crystal's power, Noctis and his retinue return to the now daemon -infested Insomnia, where they come upon the Fierce enslaved by the Starscourge and must fight him. The Fierce is finished off by Noctis's friend Gladiolus Amicitia who dual-wields his greatsword with the Genji Blade to take him down. Forgive me... My mind was not my own... The Fierce The Fierce (on the right) watching over Noctis and Ardyn's duel. The Lucii surround the Citadel when Noctis fights Ardyn, and after Noctis triumphs over his nemesis, he prepares to fulfill the prophecy of the True King by summoning the Lucii from the ring who kill him. Noctis emerges in the beyond where the royal arms emerge out of his body, and the Fierce joins his kin wielding his royal arm to destroy the Starscourge from the world. The Ring of the Lucii shatters, finally releasing the kings from their servitude to the Crystal. Spoilers end here .


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Xezat has blond hair. He sports a beard and a mustache. In his official Yoshitaka Amano artwork, he wears a blue and white full body armor and has his sword sheathed by his left leg. His helmet features two horns. In his field sprite, his armor and helmet is mostly of the light shade of green.

Hailing from Surgate, a castle of scholars, Xezat is cunning and resourceful, seen when he successfully executed his plan emplying misdirection against Exdeath, and provided the submarine. [6] He is of humble nature, never getting accustomed to life as King. He instead refers to himself as the swordsman, Xezat. [5] He places his full trust on the party when he asks them to destroy the Barrier Tower protecting Castle Exdeath with him.


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Ace is a youth with short blond hair and light blue eyes. Like the other male members of Class Zero, he wears a uniform that consists of a black jacket, white pants, a medium-sized red cape and a brown pack. His summer outfit is a white shirt, black pants, black gloves, a necktie, and his cape and brown pouch. In Dissidia Final Fantasy NT , his winter uniform serves as his main outfit and has two color palettes and different designs.
In his formal outfit he wears a red jacket, white gloves, black pants, a medium-sized white cape and a black pack. Were he to become one, Ace's l'Cie brand would be located on his right arm below the elbow. In Dissidia Final Fantasy NT , his formal outfit is his first alternate costume.
When Ace is studying, he wears glasses, as seen in the alternate ending and in the Steam Trading Cards artwork of him and Queen in the library. In Dissidia Final Fantasy NT , his summer outfit is his second alternate costume but without his glasses.
In Final Fantasy Awakening , Ace's hair is changed into platinum blond.
Ace is described as having a cool look. In the novel, Izana Kunagiri described Ace when he saw him for the first time to have almost-feminine features, silky blond hair and refined beauty, but his eyes were sharp.

Despite his age, Ace has a mature speech and attitude, though he has been mentioned to be a rather sensitive boy. He is considered calm but can be reckless and act out of anger. He doesn't think twice defending his friends from trouble. Ace is reserved toward people outside of Class Zero. In the novel, he is described as putting up his guard immediately. Ace likes chocobos and spends time in the Akademeia chocobo ranch , once having commented how he admires the strong bird. Despite being collected, he can be seen fidgeting with his cards if left alone, indicating that he has much on his mind and is a constant analyzer. According to the Final Fantasy Type-0 novel, Izana was Ace's only friend outside of Class Zero.


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Aemo is a tall, slender woman with long auburn hair that reaches her mid-back. She wears a teal and white dress that hangs lower in the back and teal and white toeless boots. She has a dark blue oversized necklace, bracelet on her left wrist, and anklet on her right ankle.
In the original version, she had shoulder-length auburn hair with bangs. She wore a teal minidress with white V-shaped décolletage shirt that had a long white sleeve covering her right arm. On her left wrist she wore an oversized blue bangle. There are brown and silver straps on her forearm and she had dark blue collar and a light brown adornment attached on the ornament's front. Aemo wore light brown and white heel-less and toeless socks, and on her left ankle a dark blue anklet with light blue ornament and a brown adornment hanging from it.

Time Warrior. Kimono. Dress. Costume. Swimsuit. Dancer. Summoner. Warmage. Chronos. Samurai. Dragoon. White Mage. Monk. Time Mage.

She is later revealed to have come from 2499 AC. She is one of the few remaining humans on earth after the impact of "Judgement Day", which nearly wiped out all the humans in the planet. She joins Morrow's party later, striving to change the devastating future that will take place.

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Aki has shoulder-length bob-style black hair and brown eyes. When not in her USMF recon jumpsuit, she wears a formal gray blouse and skirt, and a white jumper with a chocobo print while resting. She has a chest plate that contains and monitors her infection.
The eye-piece Aki wears is a Coronet Mono-Scopic S-Scanned Retinal Image Projection Ear Mounted Goggle. Currently undergoing prototype testing, the Coronet is the latest state of the art spiritual energy scanning goggle. The gun that Aki carries into Old New York is the "Flare Gun"; a light, compact Dersled Induced 5.6mm S Short Rifle.

Aki grew up to be a strong, emphatic, and independent woman, finding pleasure in solitude and thought. She is a dedicated pacifist, opting to find a less violent solution in a situation, although she is not above taking the violent solution if no other option is presented. Due to studying in the Houston Military Academy, she is familiar with military techniques and recon skills, and is competent with a gun, often carrying a sidearm during expeditions across the wastelands . She pilots the USAF-88 Black Boa as her vehicle of choice.
As a scientist and doctor, Aki is knowledgeable of medical practices and is an expert on the subject of Phantoms .


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Ashley is a man in his late twenties with long, copper hair tied in a knot, leaving some of it to flail in the open with two locks appearing like antennae on his head. He wears a shirt and shorts, reinforced sandals, and gauntlets on his hands and forearms. He wears an Iocus Rood necklace, a memento once owned by his wife Tia .

Ashley is a calm and just soldier. A loyal agent with a strong sense of duty, he is a prized agent among the VKP. As he dislikes working with others, he initially comes off as taciturn and unfriendly. He is later revealed to be a caring type, showing concern for fellow soldiers and empathy for some of his enemies. He is emotionally fragile, shown by his reactions when betrayed or manipulated. According to Sydney, Ashley's defining trait is child-like faith.


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Bartz has a slim, muscular build. He has white hair in Yoshitaka Amano 's artworks, with a tight-fitting shirt and trousers with various beads and sashes. In the Dissidia Final Fantasy series, this is his primary appearance as his hair is pale brown.
His sprite depicts him with brown hair, wearing a blue tunic, white shirt and trousers, and sometimes a red cape. Bartz's eyes are gray or brown depending on the source. In sprite form, his eyes are blue. Officially, he is the tallest of the playable party. When he takes on different jobs , his battle sprite changes accordingly. His freelance attire later became one of his alternate costumes in Dissidia Final Fantasy and Dissidia 012 .

Bartz's Dragoon resembles Kain Highwind 's armor in Final Fantasy IV , while his Mystic Knight costume resembles the attire of Minwu from Final Fantasy II .

Bartz's crystal represents passion, the essence of wind. [9] Bartz is a friendly, upbeat, confident, light-hearted traveler who is enthusiastic and quick to act without dwelling for too long. He enjoys being helpful and brushes off any thanks in return, as seen both when he saves Lenna at the start of the adventure [5] and when he follows Galuf to his world. [21] Bartz is supportive of his friends' needs, exemplified when he supports Faris' decision to continue her pirate demeanor when her true identity is revealed, [11] and when he trusts Galuf to make his way back alone, describing him as a "tough old cuss". [35] Bartz is levelheaded to the point of being facetious, remarking the others are "going overboard" after putting themselves in danger. [23] Another of Bartz's weaknesses is that he, in many conversations, comes across dim and slow to catch on, something that Sage Ghido mocks him for. [29]
Prior to the adventure, Bartz had no further ambitions than exploration as his father had wanted, leading to him initially rejecting Lenna's invitation to join her quest. [7] It is his conscience (and Boko's prodding) that leads him to change his mind and join her and Galuf, before becoming a Light Warrior. [5] Consequently, Bartz is forced to mature and form a greater sense of responsibility to the world. [4] He goes on to face threats such as Exdeath with little hesitation, and is unfazed upon learning that his father was a Dawn Warrior. [2] Exdeath's use of the Void to destroy Bartz's hometown enrages him, causing him to briefly become uncontrollably angry in a way not typical of him. [32]
Bartz often expresses excitement through outlandish phrases, such as "creeping crawdads" [35] and "geez-oh-pete". [23] Though Bartz developed a fear of heights as a child, [3] he only briefly shows it when traveling to the North Mountain early in the adventure, [36] and never again as he has no problem riding airships or flying chocobos.


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Benjamin wears purple plate armor with some gold highlights on his boots and tasset, and a blue round on the breastplate. His shirt and trousers beneath the armor are black. He has blue eyes and brown hair that is swept up into spikes on one side.

Benjamin is a bemused but undaunted young man. He reacts to the news that he is the prophesied Knight with a shrug, and repeats this gesture often throughout his quest, usually in response to his companions or odd helpers. If he doesn't shrug it off, he gets annoyed, as when he learns the Old Man was just "guessing" at his destiny or when Tristam continually calls him "kid". Although he is often puzzled, Benjamin never gives up even when people around him lose hope. Though he is adventurous, he tries to stay grounded in common sense compared to his sometimes-reckless friends.


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Brandt is a young man with short platinum blond hair and brown eyes. Brandt normally wears a long sky blue shirt with a small brown open vest, white pants with a brown belt and large buckle. He has brown gloves and brown boots. In artwork, his belt is replaced with an orange rope, his vest is colored black, and his boots are red.
His animal form is a small grey dog resembling a husky.
When using the crowns, Brandt's appearance changes according to which job he is using.

Brandt has a positive outlook on life and has a strong sense of justice, but he is juvenile and rough in manners. Brandt hates feeling useless and will try to solve things on his own to prove himself. Brandt remains loyal to his friends and will defend them no matter the danger. He serves as the party leader and will speak on their behalf. It is revealed in the end credits he has a crush on Yunita .


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Ceodore has short, spiky blond hair (though his sprite has blue hair), and light blue eyes. He wears a blue suit of armor with a red and white scarf around his neck.

When he sets out with Biggs and Wedge to earn his Proof of Knighthood, Ceodore is a young boy who has no confidence in himself, his abilities, or his family bloodlines, despite Wedge's unending faith in him. He considers himself a common soldier and remains so until his fight with the Sand Worm , where Ceodore reveals a brave and determined side due to an urge to be an individual, and carve his own path rather than follow in his father's footsteps like everyone expects him to. Ceodore cares deeply for both Biggs and Wedge, and during his and Kain Highwind 's battles to save Baron , the dragoon teaches the young man courage, determination, and resolve. Ultimately, through the support of Biggs and Wedge, Ceodore learns to take pride in both himself and his parents, while remaining independent. These elements of Ceodore's personality allow him to help Cecil regain his sense of self while fighting the Dark Knight in the True Moon.
Kain tells Cecil that Ceodore has talent and is every bit as earnest as Cecil is, but mentions his stubborn streak must come from Rosa.


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Chelinka is a young Clavat with long blonde hair with with two parts tied in braids in the back and green eyes. She wears light orange and scarlet hooded overall shorts with a brown belt and a white long-sleeved shirt with orange triangle designs. She wears white tights and orange flats.
As a child, she had shorter hair and wore a long orange and yellow poncho. She had tan shorts with an orange patch on the back, brown tights underneath and orange shoes.

Chelinka is spirited and determined and combines a strong sense of justice with a softer, sensitive side. While she may flaunt her status as elder sibling, she actually finds the role intimidating as she has a fear of ghosts. Chelinka possesses a special crystal that gives her and Yuri the ability to perform magic , sort of like a crystal bearer.


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Clive is a well-built man with black hair and blue eyes. He wears a small, black earring on his left ear. Like Joshua, Clive's signature colors are red and black, but his attires feature more black whereas Joshua's feature more red.
In his youth, his hair is cut short and he wears a white vest over a red shirt, with red gloves. He was equipped with leather shoulder pauldrons, elbow guards, and hip armor, along with a Rosarian Oath longsword to carry out his duties as First Shield of Rosaria.
Thirteen years after the Night of Flames and his enslavement into the imperial army , the 28-year-old Clive bears the brand of a Bearer on his left cheek, has grown a chinstrap beard, and his hair is long and unkempt. His body is covered in scars after many years of combat. He wears a tattered, greenish-gray uniform equipped with chainmail and metal shoulder guards, brown leather gloves with small metal plates on the forearms and fingers, metal hip armor, and leather boots. After meeting with Hanna Murdoch in Eastpool, he receives a new set of clothing that once belonged to his late father, Elwin, consisting of a red and black vest with chainmail on the arms, black metal gauntlets and knee guards, and a black hooded cape, along with the Invictus sword that was once given to Rodney Murdoch. Invictus is his "canon" weapon, appearing as his sword in prerendered cutscenes. He also has a smaller sword hanging from his belt, but it is never used.
Five years later, Clive's hair is longer, his facial hair thicker, and he now has a large scar on his face after having his brand surgically removed. His clothing has become more ragged in the five years, especially the frayed edge of his cape.
A free update adds a new skin for Clive, "Burnt Black", where he is nigh entirely covered in black leather with tears on its surface and glowing red details. He still wears a black leather cape.

15-year-old Clive. 28-year-old Clive. Clive, Invictus, and Ifrit. "Burnt Black" skin. 5-year-old Clive. Concept Art

During his younger years at 15 years old, Clive was shown to be a kind, honorable, idealistic and caring individual, with a strong determination to prove himself and find his purpose after being passed over as Dominant of the Phoenix. Despite not being chosen by the Phoenix, resulting in his own mother scorning him and Joshua becoming both the Dominant and heir to the Grand Duchy, Clive doesn't hold any ill-feelings, jealousy or even envy towards his younger brother. Instead, Clive loves Joshua immensely, with him becoming First Shield not just as a means to prove himself, but also to protect Joshua. His little brother likewise looks up to Clive greatly, if not almost worshiping him, resulting in their brotherly bond to be very strong. He likewise views the family ward Jill to be like a sister to him and treats her as such. Eventually, as Clive gets older he realizes he is in love with Jill. Clive also deeply appreciates the support and faith his father shows him despite not being the Dominant as it was to be expected of the eldest child of the Rosfield family.
His kindness, admirable determination, dedication to his duty and open nature has earned him the respect and support of his fellow soldiers and the people, who offer sympathy at the poor treatment he receives from his mother. Clive likewise heavily dislikes how the Branded are treated, whether as tools or weapons, instead treating them as human beings, thus being polite and kind to them. His only negative relationship is with his mother Anabella, who took great importance on the family's lineage and him not being the Dominant resulted in her viewing Clive as a failure. Despite his mother's cold and arrogant behavior towards him, Clive shows no true anger or resentment, instead showing deference to her but does show sadness that despite his efforts, she displays no faith in him. He likely does this mainly for the family's sake despite the people and even his brother and father disliking how Anabella treats him. However, Clive appeared to accept that his mother may never display any real affection for him, no matter what he does to prove himself. Years after Anabella's betrayal and witnessing her ever-increasing acts of sadism and atrocious acts, Clive came to wonder if he ever truly knew his mother.
However, after losing everything in the battle between Ifrit and the Phoenix, from his father and brother being killed, his home absorbed by the Holy Empire of Sabreque and his own mother selling him off to be enslaved by said empire for 13 years, Clive unsurprisingly has become extremely bitter, sullen and depressed. The only thing keeping him going is his furious vow to one day kill Ifrit, who he believes killed Joshua, despite knowing that his path of vengeance won't end well for him. Further, after being betrayed, Clive became somewhat distrusting unsurprisingly, as he was wary of Cid and his band of outcasts initially but he soon warms up to them. He developed further sympathy and compassion for the Branded after becoming a Branded himself by the Empire, experiencing treatment as fodder by the empire, displaying disgust at how the Sanbreque Empire treats their Bearers, ultimately joining Cidolfus Telamon's band of outcasts for the goal of creating a haven for the Bearers. Clive would soon develop a deep respect for Cid, almost viewing him as a father-like figure as well as a leader to follow. Following Cid's death at the hands of Ultima , Clive would take up his mantle and mission to create a world where Bearers are free to honor him.
Though Clive would regain a measure of happiness after reuniting with Torgal , Jill and those he knew back in Rosaria, he would ultimately despair after discovering that the Dominant he had sought to kill for years for the death of his brother was him all along. It even reached the point of being suicidal, begging Cid to kill him as he couldn't live with the knowledge that he killed his own brother and so many other innocents at the Night of Flames, as well as deeply considering jumping off a bridge into a raging river below to end his own life before Torgal snapped him out of it on his way to Kingsfall. However, after some encouragement from Cid and facing his demons upon his return to Phoenix Gate, Clive would manage to make peace with what happened, eventually leading him to master his Dominant abilities.
Clive would ultimately feel complete relief and joy upon discovering evidence that Joshua may be in fact alive, being driven to tears upon reuniting in Twinside following their united battle against a rampaging Bahamut. His reunion with his mother Anabella as Sanbreque collapsed however, was instead filled with volatile venting as Anabella admits she couldn't accept the type of rule Elwin conducted in Rosaria nor could she fathom why the Phoenix didn't choose him over Joshua, finally admitting that Clive was indeed the better option, revealing she hated how both of her sons turned out. Though Clive denounced his mother's selfish motives, he never did defend his own actions, suggesting that a part of him actually agrees with Anabella. If the Phoenix really did choose him from the start, then perhaps he and his family would have been spared a great deal of pain. Yet, however much Clive became disgusted with Anabella's actions throughout the years, a part of him still didn't wish to see her truly come to harm as he looked away in sadness and pity when Anabella slitted her own throat after being driven mad that all of her schemes and plans ended up being for naught.
One constant trait throughout Clive's life was his willingness and insistence on bearing everyone's burdens himself while ignoring his own personal burdens. However, with the exception of fighting other Dominants, Clive does not explicitly try to bar his friends from trying to help him and will instead try to do as much of the job as he can. Clive is stubborn in his want to bear other people's burdens so much so that Jill had to scold him for not trying to save himself. Another tendency of Clive's is him being unable to refuse any request from anyone who asks for his aid, whether it be from allies at the Hideaway or from strangers he meets while on the road as he travels. Though this earns him allies and friends that helps his cause, it does annoy Clive to some extent that he can't say no to them. Additionally, it's been stated that Clive is a poor liar which both Jill and his uncle Byron can attest, much to his confusion. Jill herself stated that it wasn't "untrue" when Byron said that Clive was always a "terrible liar". It would be proven to be so during his time with Cid and while traveling the land, for while he can disguise himself well enough, when adopting an alias or simply pretending to be someone, he fails utterly to put up a convincing act.
Clive often uses coarse language when feeling intense anger (such as his vow to track down and kill Ifrit for the events at Phoenix Gate) and when being set back (like when Typhon merged with his copies).


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Cloud is a young man with a lean and toned build, and spiky blond hair. Cloud has blue eyes, which glow due to him having being exposed to mako . Because "mako eyes" are iconic to members of SOLDIER, Cloud is often assumed to be one. Cloud carries a large broadsword as his weapon of choice, with his three trademark weapons being the Buster Sword (a massive sword over five feet long), a set of Fusion Swords (six individual interconnecting swords that form one similar to the Buster Sword), and the Hardedge (another large broadsword with a different shape). He also has a silver earring in his left ear.
Cloud's typical outfit is a variation standard uniform for a SOLDIER, seen first in Final Fantasy VII and most commonly throughout his appearances (with slight variations). This uniform comprises indigo pants with a sleeveless shirt and a belt. Cloud also wears brown boots, gauntlets with a pauldron over his left shoulder and a SOLDIER band in his right wrist. Unlike the default uniform, his is customized to exclude the right shoulder pauldron, likely to make it easier to draw his sword from behind him, while his left pauldron remains, albeit with protruding screws and bolts due to makeshift repairs. He also wears a gear-like armlet on his left forearm.

Render for Crisis Core .

Cloud's second-most notable outfit is his Advent Children , or the " Cloudy Wolf ", attire. This is a black robe with with a high collar sleeveless indigo shirt, black pants and boots, and black cloth covering his left leg and arm. The costume also includes a new pauldron, and Cloud's chest is covered by two straps, held in place by a badge representing Fenrir , a wolf that has come to be associated with him. Like the rest of the party, he wears a pink ribbon around his left arm, in honor of Aerith, though it stays hidden for most of the movie.
Outside of this, Cloud has worn a few other outfits. In his mid-teens, Cloud had a ponytail and wore a white loose t-shirt with a blue trim, dark blue jean shorts, and shoes. As a Shinra infantryman, seen in Crisis Core , Cloud wears the blue uniform of a Shinra Electric Power Company infantryman with several belts and straps and a green-gray piece of cloth around the collar, and uses his his helmet to conceal his identity at times. When crossdressing during "To Corneo Hall" in Final Fantasy VII , Cloud wears a purple dress and braided blonde wig; in Final Fantasy VII Remake , the equivalent "The Town That Never Sleeps" chapter sees Cloud wear one of three dresses based on player choices . Cloud also wears an outfit very similar to Vincent Valentine in Kingdom Hearts .

Menu portrait for Final Fantasy VII . Flashback menu portrait for Final Fantasy VII . Portrait for Before Crisis . Portrait for Final Fantasy VII Remake . Render in Final Fantasy VII Remake .

On the surface, Cloud Strife presents himself as a hardened warrior, cocky and headstrong, coldhearted and disinterested in anything beyond completing the hired job at hand. He tells others, often dismissively and with snark, that he has no interest in larger causes, such as the plight of the planet, [20] [36] and appears unshaken by the devastation the bombings he helped carry out cause. [71] He is cool-headed, and mostly carries himself as an expert and professional. [note 3] Beneath the surface, Cloud is socially awkward, being well-intentioned but unsure how to carry himself in conversations, having difficulties to express himself. Many who are close to him begin to see through the cracks in his hardened persona, recognizing he is softer deep down. [note 4] Through it all, Cloud is steadfastly loyal to his friends, harboring guilt if he feels he has let them down, and strives to be a hero. He is willing to go through any lengths, from fighting off powerful enemies alone, to crossdressing despite the discomfort to don a disguise, to keep them safe. This, too, does not fool some of his friends, who in turn look out for him when they believe he is out of his depth. [note 5]
Though most traits core to Cloud — battle-hardened attitude, awkwardness, loyalty to his friends, and striving for heroism — do not change, Cloud's surface-level presentation and warmth shifts drastically throughout his life, based on his own yearning for a true identity. Many of these traits began to form as a child (depicted in Final Fantasy VII flashbacks), as seclusion from the others children and guilt at being unable to help Tifa at Mt. Nibel motivated him to better himself and become a hero, inspired by Sephiroth. [note 6] While serving in Shinra's military (as depicted in Crisis Core ), Cloud had a shy but happy-go-lucky attitude, eager to prove himself, and often got excited when Zack, who became a mentor to him, noticed him.
Following Hojo's Sephiroth-clone experiments which led to his sense of self being completely shattered, Cloud as a mercenary (depicted in Final Fantasy VII and Remake ) developed an arrogant personality, where he presented disinterest in a broader cause beyond collecting a paycheck (though interest in a common good occasionally slipped through [20] [71] and he harbored vengeance toward Shinra [39] ). Around this time, he also suffered many mental breakdowns upon being reminded about his past, up to the point of doubting he was even a real person, submitting to being a puppet for Sephiroth. [28] After Tifa repaired his mind, Cloud was finally a fully-formed person, accepting who he was, resolving to being a hero not out of being special, but having a cause to believe in. He became warmer and more open-minded towards others, as well as a more confident leader, though the awkwardness would still shine through at times. [81]

Cloud being protected by his friends, some of whom see he is over his head.

Due both to Cloud's awkwardness and his tough presentation, Cloud struggles in forming interpersonal relationships. This is particularly evident with Barret; though Biggs, Wedge, and Jessie take more kindly to Cloud, Barret initially dislikes his attitude [63] and questions his loyalties, leading the two to be rude to one another. [20] [36] After Barret sees through Cloud and gains respect for him, he begins to be able to open up with him and connect with him emotionally. [61] [25] Cloud was also not close with Tifa when the two grew up, although he felt an obligation to protect her. [10] The two became closer and more reliant on one another after losing their home and reconnecting following the Nibelheim Incident. Cloud tried to atone for his perceived failure to protect her at Nibelheim, and Tifa in turn protected him as the last reminder she has of her home, looking out for him when she felt he is out of his depth. [note 5] Cloud opened up more easily around Aerith, who was more flirtatious and playful with him from the start, [82] though he would often respond stiffly and awkwardly to her advances. [82] [83] He still showed his softer side around her, more willing than others would to entertain her antics when she communicated with her flowers. [84] Cloud is very protective of her and wishes to keep her out of trouble, though this grates on her. [82] [85] By contrast, Cloud trusts Tifa more to handle herself, confident in her combat ability, though he is still concerned for her well-being. [86] It is implied that Cloud may have romantic affection for both Tifa and Aerith, but the extent of his feelings for either is left up to player interpretation. [note 7]
Cloud is greatly haunted by Sephiroth, a man he once idolized who became his bitter enemy. After the Nibelheim Incident, Cloud envisioned Sephiroth mocking him and urging him to make the wrong decision. This led up to Cloud giving in and believing he was little more than a puppet for Sephiroth, [28] though after Tifa repaired his mind, Cloud resolved to rid himself and the world of Sephiroth. Following Sephiroth's defeat, Cloud, as depicted in Advent Children , became a surrogate father to Denzel and Marlene, but had become detached. His guilt at his own perceived failures to save Aerith and Zack, and trauma following his plight against Sephiroth, led him to feel helpless, becoming somber and brooding as he isolated himself from his new family, in contrast to his younger self before where it had fueled him to strive to do better. However, with encouragement from the friends and family he had tried to let go, he came to forgive himself and moved on. [91]


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Evan is a troubled 19-year-old, described as tall but lanky, and is often the target of ridicule in the pub where his mother worked when he was younger. He has brownish blond hair (that he used to dye black), blue eyes, and sharp features inherited from his father. He dyed his hair black and dressed like a delinquent to make himself appear more mature. Evan resembles his older half-brother Rufus Shinra .

Evan is clumsy and awkward in company of people and tends to act mean to be accepted. Since he grew up on the Upper Plate, Evan felt spoiled in comparison to his friends, and so prefers to be considered tough and uncaring.
Deep down, Evan is a good person who is loyal to his friends and he cares for them. Sometimes, he is egocentric and full of bravado, facing dangerous situations like he knows what he is doing, especially to impress Kyrie .


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Fina has red eyes and blond hair adorned with a flower and a hair clip. She wears a gray vest with a purple and white sleeveless jacket with a white hood and cloak similar to that of a traditional White Mage. She wears a purple and white skirt, black stockings, white boots, and black and white gloves.
In season two, she wears an outfit that combines her old appearance with that of Dark Fina 's.
In season three, her new outfit is somewhat similar to her season two attire, except now colored blue instead of red, along with a blue beret. Her ultimate form in her CG Limit Burst animation has longer hair, long white gloves, red lipstick, a blue mask, a long blue cape, and her stomach is covered.

After breaking free from her crystal prison, Fina suffers from amnesia , losing all memories save for her name. She assumes a carefree attitude, resulting in unexpected commentary about a variety of seemingly obvious things. Due to her lack of general knowledge, Fina acts on her impulses with the innocence and curiosity of a child—sometimes to the detriment of Rain and Lasswell's mission. Nevertheless, she always tries her best and is determined to help others as much as she can.

Spoiler warning : Plot and/or ending details  follow. ( Skip section ) Dark Fina illustration by Yoshitaka Amano. Her original personality, called "Dark Fina" by the party, was that of a brash young woman with an abrasive tongue, alienating others with her jibes and patronizing tone. She was fiercely determined and, from time to time, displayed sincerity similar to that of her more innocent self. She is something of a loner and is uninterested in explaining things to others. Fina and Dark Fina end up in separate bodies, with Fina becoming her own person once and for all. A point of contention between the two is their feelings regarding Rain: in her naivety and innocence, Fina struggles to acknowledge her love, whereas Dark Fina does not hesitate to make her feelings known. Fina feels the shadow of Dark Fina around her, but does her best to be stronger and more independent. It is revealed during the short story "Fina, Fragments of Memories" that Fina is Dark Fina's idealized version: cheerful, honest, and free. During season two, Fina becomes much more determined to shine after receiving her gifts as Dark Fina's "legacy", not only as a strong companion, but to attract Rain's attention. She is quick to stand up for her allies, particularly Lasswell, whose bond with her has grown stronger. She wants to help the needy and offers her healing magic wherever she can. She still sometimes struggles with self doubt, even to the point of tears, over her inability to be honest with Rain and struggles in finding a way to help him after learning the truth of his actions. Although overall a much stronger and mature person, Fina is still prone to certain naivete, which is evidenced by her repeated attempts at doing a "sexy pose", which fail miserably, as any witness is left puzzled at what she's trying to do in the first place. In season three, Fina is more assertive and after drawing lessons from her travels with Rain and Lasswell, acquires her fortitude and moral compass, mustering the courage to venture in the Farplane to help the mysterious voice. Her many journeys have, by this time, taught her about many different people and places, experiences she uses to reason with the Hollow Keepers. Although she ultimately fails to talk them out of their ways, she is able to garner the respect of friends and foes alike. In fact, her mere presence in her party is enough to cause a substantial increase in morale. Story [ ] Season One [ ] Fina appears before Rain and Lasswell. Dark Fina's crystal encasement shatters during the assault on Grandshelt Castle by Veritas of the Dark . As with the other Sages of Hess , her prolonged stay had consequences, namely that of losing all of her memories (Fina's original personality being preserved, but dormant inside) and her power being reduced to a fraction of what it once was. As the Darklord departs, Rain and Lasswell bring the amnesiac Fina and the king of Grandshelt to the medics before leaving to prevent the Veritas from destroying the Wind Crystal in Dirnado . Fina follows them to Lodin and asks to join their crusade, as she seeks to stop the Sworn Six of Paladia and to regain her memories. Rain accepts despite Lasswell's reluctance. Fina's naivety inconveniences the party when she gets kidnapped by bandits in Lanzelt . After defeating the bandits in Lechios Hills , Fina reveals herself unscathed. She presents Rain and Lasswell with heathaze blooms, recalling Lasswell mentioning that having the blooms helps ease their journey. Resolving not to be a burden, Fina decided to look for the blooms, resulting in her going to the desert alone and being kidnapped. Lasswell reassures Fina that she is not a burden, much to her relief. She and Rain encourage Lasswell to drink the bloom's nectar, with her expressing that it was worth the trouble to obtain the bloom. Following their reunion, Lasswell finally accepts her into the party. In Grandport , the trio learns that the Veritas has gone to the Lanzelt Ruins and so they follow him, but he bests them in battle. They hire a ship for Dirnado that stops at Kolobos Isle to unload some cargo. The trio escorts Emma to the Shrine of Decay so that she can see her mother. They meet Dr. Lazarov , the man responsible for the death of Emma's mother and the zombie plague on Kolobos, but he escapes. The trio bodyguards Emma back to Ghost Port Kolobos , where they bid her farewell and resume the journey to Dirnado, but their ship is attacked by Leviathan . The trio is washed up on Maranda Coast , where Fina wakes up before her comrades and fends off several monsters. After Rain and Lasswell wake up and help her take care of the beasts, Fina is possessed by Dark Fina and asks Rain to choose Aldore or Hess before returning to normal, without recollection of the incident. They continue to Dilmagia , where they ask the master engineer Lid to lend them an airship . She refuses to ask the military for one, but guides them to the Wind Shrine . They learn that Lid's brother, Evan , is working for the Sworn Six on the Invincible and that the first Cid is the Veritas of the Heavens . They best him in battle, but he destroys the Wind Crystal nonetheless. Due to Lid now understanding the trio's purpose, she joins the party and helps them request an airship, which they use to travel to Olderion . They meet Nichol , who is searching for his younger sister Luka to purify the waters that protect the Aquapolis from monster attacks. The party escorts them to Lake Dorr since Luka's power shields the Water Crystal from harm. Fina overhears Luka's conversation with Nichol saying she's ready to sacrifice herself to purify the waters, but agrees to keep the secret. They discover that Leviathan is polluting the waters with his blood due to a wound inflicted by the Veritas of the Waters . Though the esper attacks them, Luka's prayer reaches him (causing him to attack the Veritas). Luka then gives Fina access to the Water Crystal and descends to the bottom of the lake to purify the waters and heal Leviathan, though it may take her years to do so. Season Two [ ] This section is empty or needs to be expanded. You can help the Final Fantasy Wiki by expanding it . Spoilers end here .


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Firion was designed by Yoshitaka Amano , whose artworks of Firion vary, but his appearance has been refined through ports of the original game and his appearance in spin-offs. His original Famicom sprite is similar to the Warrior 's sprite from the first Final Fantasy . Later ports of the game depict Firion with long silver hair tied in a ponytail and covered by a blue, orange, and yellow bandana, and he has brown eyes. He wears lightweight red, orange, and yellow armor with blue bracers and shinguards. Concept art depicts Firion with a cape of various colors, and his Dawn of Souls art gives him a red-orange cape. Prototype screenshots for the WonderSwan Color version of Final Fantasy II show Firion with a cape [ citation needed ] , but he did not have one in-game until the Playstation Portable 20th Anniversary port.
The details of Firion's appearance vary across different concept arts of him, with the major constants being long silver hair with a bandana, light armor, and a cape. For his appearance in Dissidia , Firion was redesigned by Tetsuya Nomura . Firion retails his silver hair and tri-colored bandana, but his outfit is primarily light blue with darker blue or black details, and he has a blue cape. This design has become the basis for Firion's design in most spin-off appearances, though some appearances instead base him on his sprite designs with red and orange armor, and on other occasions his cape may be red or orange instead of blue.
Firion's signature weapon is the Crimson Sword , which appeared in his original concept arts. It is a bright red blade with a curved tip and a red tassel. A variant of the weapon has appeared under the name Blood Sword ; this originates from Dissidia where Firion's weapons became Blood weapons and turned a deeper hue of red in his EX Mode .

Firion tries to behave heroically and strives to protect his country and the people he holds dear. In his Japanese Famicom profile, it is stated Firion has a weakness for women, which could explain why he was so easily seduced by the Lamia Queen.


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Jake has layered greenish-blond hair tied into a short ponytail. He has green eyes and a short beard. He wears a dark grey sleeveless shirt, green cargo pants and black and yellow combat boots. He wields a pair of triangular shaped gunblades which can be attached at the hilts.
In the second season, his clothing choice is largely unchanged, although he changes his weapon to that of a massive handcannon. He has also cut his hair short and has more prominent facial hair. He is noted to look considerably older than his actual age.

Jake is both laidback and flirty, chasing after any girl he encounters regardless of age and attempting to court them. And yet, he is also a calculating, resourceful and precise individual who can actually yield great results and inspire a surprisingly charismatic and effective leadership when he is serious. These traits, along with his strong determination, make him a good leader to the Zoldaad rebels with all the members placing their full trust on him.
Jake vehemently opposes injustice and abuse of power or authority, knowing it will be the weak that will get hurt. He stands up for those who otherwise have no ability to fight back. Despite his background, Jake is surprisingly level-headed, not holding any grudges against his father for casting him aside due to his illegitimate origins, nor against his half-brother . Rather, he opposes his father out of the injustices he commits, and fully supports his brother, who genuinely believes in changing Zoldaad for the better.
Jake has a rather complex relationship with Lid . The two interact the most out of each other in the party with Jake often attempting to flirt with her, which causes her to reject him at every instance. His romantic approaches and loud-spoken fantasies even in serious situations force her to constantly keep him reined and to focus in the bigger picture. Nonetheless the two feel genuine affection for each other.
Jake also develops a friendship of sorts with Nichol . Although Nichol believes Jake to be a "perverted, lecherous and licentious" person, he is nonetheless amused with his advices, which ironically worked perfectly to convince Veritas of the Light against revenge. Jake teaches him about his 31 lady-killing techniques, believing Nichol to be a "natural-born ladykiller".


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Kurasame is a man in his mid-twenties with gray-blue hair and blue eyes. He wears Dominion of Rubrum military gear, a long dark coat with golden outlines fastened with numerous red belts, a long cape, and a mask that covers the lower portion of his face.
As a teenager and Agito Cadet, Kurasame wielded a katana as his preferred weapon. Upon becoming the Ice Reaper, Kurasame gained what would be known as the Boreal Blade, an icy rapier like sword with a spiral hilt, an artistically flash frozen splash of water as its hand guard, and pronged with three points at its tip. Because the Boreal Blade was born out of adverse conditions, including the severance of the Vermillion Bird Crystal's magic, it is believed to be born from his own phantoma honed by his fighting prowess.

Due to his cool demeanor students occasionally view him as a person hard to approach, but deep down he cares greatly for them. He is stern and doesn't tolerate disobedience. Kurasame sees himself in the cadets of Class Zero from his "young and foolish" days.


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Lasswell has blue eyes and long, black hair. He wears a brown shirt with a purple and silver coat adorned with a rank stripe on his right arm: two down arrows and two horizontal lines and a large assortment of belts. His attire is complete with black pants, silver leg-guards, and black gloves.
Lasswell's second season appearance remains largely unchanged but he has his hair drawn back in a ponytail. He also wears a red epaulette with golden borders on his left shoulder, with Crimson Saber resting on his back.

Lasswell is in many ways the opposite of Rain: level-headed, calm, and strict; he is the voice of reason in the party and rarely acts out of his emotions. He doesn't tolerate careless behavior and is easily peeved by Rain, and while he generally follows his friend's lead, Lasswell does voice his objections due to his no-nonsense and cautious attitude. He is a diligent worker devoted to his duties and training. Unlike Rain, Lasswell is clueless about romantic feelings, whether they are his own or those of others. Perhaps due to his past, he has a soft spot for orphaned children, as seen with Emma .
Even if his hard-earned skills rival Rain's natural talent, Lasswell harbors conflicting feelings of trust and inadequacy toward his lifelong friend, viewing himself as inferior to Rain. Mostly due to a feeling that he owes Rain's family (in particular, Sir Raegen, for whom Lasswell holds the utmost respect) a debt of gratitude for taking him in when he was orphaned, Lasswell has taken it upon himself to protect Rain—going as far to refuse to drink water and almost die from dehydration while crossing the Zadehl Desert to save water for Rain in case he needed it.

Spoiler warning : Plot and/or ending details  follow. ( Skip section ) When Lasswell became stronger than Rain through sheer discipline, the former developed deep feelings of guilt and was horrified at the sight of trouncing Rain as he himself admits he never wanted to be beneath him or above him, but rather walk by his side as an equal. This wake-up call regains Lasswell's confidence and puts an end to the obsession between the comparisons. Looking after Rain is also a way to honor the memory of Raegen, although Lasswell struggles with the knowledge that this lineage is not his own. Although Lasswell was raised by Rain's parents as a true son, and being Rain's brother more than anything else (with Lid remarking that Lasswell seems more like an older brother than just a friend), Lasswell refers to Raegen and Sophia as "Sir" and "Miss". After reuniting with Raegen and spending more time together, Lasswell breaks free of the stern distance and begins to address Raegen in a more familiar tone, referring him to as his father, much to Raegen's delight (he himself was raised by Lasswell's grandmother, Yuraisha ). Lasswell can be unexpectedly childish, as despite being mocked by Akstar , none of it affects him as deeply as being called "Lassworm". Despite disliking the veteran warrior, Lasswell swallows his pride and asks him to teach him swordsmanship. He grows accustomed to Akstar's ridiculous nicknames although they still annoy him. Under Akstar's training he affirms his true strength being the hopes and dreams of those he is fighting for, which when pushed draw out incredible power from him and his Hess bloodline. Lasswell becomes more clearheaded in moments of conflict and this side of him earns him admirers, though Lasswell remains reserved regarding the interests of women toward him. Lasswell retains a dark sense of realism about the future and doesn't lie to himself, putting him at heads with Rain when Lasswell feels a conflict for the greater good is necessary, despite the risk to life, while Rain outright detests an idea that could harm others. Lasswell's biggest weakness is the fear of those closest to his heart being in danger or turning on him, leaving him distraught. Nonetheless his growing resolve, steeling heart and unyielding sense of righteousness have made him an effective and respected leader on the party on his right. Story [ ] Early life [ ] As an infant, Lasswell's parents were killed by monsters. As his father had been a brother-in-arms to Sir Raegen, Raegen and his wife, Sophia , took Lasswell in and raised him alongside their own son. Sir Raegen taught the young Lasswell many things, and mentored him in the arts of the sword. In " Guardian of the Order ", Lasswell, Rain and two other children played when a stranger approached them. The cultist hypnotized the boys and claimed to make their wishes come true if they went outside at night. General Loren and Captain Amy approached Lasswell and Rain and asked if they saw a bard , but they answer that they didn't and return home. Under the cultist's spell they sneaked out and were followed by their father when monsters started attacking the city. Lasswell and the other children were led to a cavern where they would be sacrificed to the cultist's god; however, Loren's team rescued them. After practicing for a long time, Lasswell mastered Raegen's signature move, Tranquility , on his own. He went to show it to Raegen, but Lasswell saw Rain learning the technique in a blink of an eye. Lasswell realized Rain had a special gift he would never have, and knew for certain that he was not Raegen's son. Frustrated, Lasswell continued training until Raegen approached him and asked why he pushed himself so hard. Lasswell answered that he wanted to be stronger than everyone else. Seeing his determination, Raegen gave Lasswell his own sword, Purple Lightning, telling him to become greater than he ever could. Five years before the events of the story, Lasswell was away training when Sophia was killed under Raegen's watch; he brought her body to their home where Rain was waiting for her. His father blamed himself, but rather than explaining what had happened, Raegen abandoned them. Rain was unable to tell Lasswell what had happened, only that she was lost in an accident; knowing that he would lie for his sake, Lasswell respected his silence. Lasswell and Rain sought to enter the Royal Guard as their father had done. During their training days as squires , the two met Charlotte ; due to the three being evenly matched, they often sparred together, but as Rain often skipped training, Lasswell and Charlotte spent a lot of time together. To become full-fledged knights the three, along with Lawrence , took part in a trial supervised by General Loren. The four made it through Inferno Hollow and on the way at the capital, Loren congratulated them on passing the test. Eventually, Lasswell and Rain were given shared command of the kingdom's airship fleet. Season One [ ] While on patrol aboard their airship, Lasswell and Rain are attacked by a horde of monsters. A girl encased in crystal appears and warning them of the Earth Crystal 's shattering. At the Earth Shrine they find an armor-clad man contemplating the crystal. Though Lasswell and Rain try to defend it, the man destroys the Earth Crystal and leaves. The girl in the crystal, Fina , reappears, grants the two knights the power of visions and teleports them away. The duo finds their airship wrecked and their men killed by the armored man, and so decide to report the incident to the King of Grandshelt . They find Grandshelt Castle sieged and rescue the king, but the armor-clad man returns. The Darklord notices that they hold the power of visions, and reveals his identity and allegiance to the Sworn Six of Paladia . Before leaving, he tries to kill them; Fina protects them and her encasement shatters. After the assault, Rain resolves to prevent the Sworn Six from destroying the remaining crystals and departs on his own, but Lasswell decides to accompany him. At Lodin , the amnesiac Fina asks to join their crusade. Although Lasswell objects, he reluctantly agrees when Rain vouches for her. After she obtains the heathaze bloom to prove that she can be useful Lasswell fully accepts her in the party. After reaching Grandport , they follow Darklord to the Lanzelt Ruins , but he proves too powerful. Undeterred, the trio hires a ship to Dirnado , which makes a stop in Kolobos Isle where they save Emma from zombies . Lasswell accepts to escort her to the Shrine of Decay so that she can confirm whether his mother has died. At the shrine, they meet Dr. Lazarov , but he escapes. The trio and Emma return to Kolobos Port where they bid the girl farewell and resume their journey to Dirnado. Halfway, the ship is attacked by Leviathan and the trio washes up to Maranda Coast . At Dilmagia they request an airship from the master engineer Lid . Though she refuses to ask the military, she offers to guide them to the Wind Shrine and joins the party upon discovering her brother Evan working for the Sworn Six on the Invincible . They best Veritas of the Heavens who yet destroys the Wind Crystal. Now committed to the trio's cause, Lid helps them request an airship, which allows them passage to Olderion . They meet Nichol and help him search for his sister Luka . After finding her, the party decides to escort the siblings to Lake Dorr so that she may put an end to the monster attacks harassing the Aquapolis . Veritas of the Waters has polluted the waters by injuring Leviathan, but Luka pacifies the esper and descends to the bottom of the lake to purify the waters and heal the water god. Waterlord floods the Aquapolis and Dark Fina is awakened, forcing Waterlord to flee. The party pursues her on Mercedes 's ship , and take the Sacred Ring away from her—yet, Rain's power is awakened. They go to the Water Shrine where Fina uses the Water Crystal 's shattered remains brimming with Elle 's power to save Rain and the Aquapolis. In spite of his loss, Nichol permanently joins the party. In imperial territory , they meet rebel leader Jake who requests their help in overthrowing Emperor Sozhe who plans to invade Grandshelt, thus forcing the knights' involvement. As they attempt to destroy key facilities, they meet Veritas of the Flame who calls Lasswell unworthy of Purple Lightning, greatly angering him. Rain, voicing his anger towards his father, demands Lasswell to discard the blade but he refuses as it means too much for him. Lasswell is injured while protecting Rain, and hides his wounds to continue. At the Fire Shrine they meet Flamelord. With ignited resolve to achieve greater power and to duel Rain one day, Purple Lightning resonates and grants Lasswell the strength to overpower Flamelord but his wounds take the best of him. He is unexpectedly saved by Darklord so that he may battle Rain and Lasswell. The knights defeat the Veritas and they retreat for the time being. Jake betrays the group and destroys the Fire Crystal to ensure his people's safety. The party follows him to Downtown Zoldaad . While they are imprisoned for trying to rescue Prince Shera , they escape with Amelia 's aid and confront Lazarov, Emperor Sozhe and Evan. Although Sozhe passes away, Lid snaps her brother out of his brainwashing. Evan helps the party board Invincible with the Enterprise . Heavenlord appears and kills Lazarov for stealing Invincible , and teleports Rain and the party out of the airship. Back at Zoldaad 's capital, the meet Sakura , who promises to provide answers related to the Sworn Six if they escort her back to Mysidia. They are forced to protect the Light Crystal from Veritas of the Light and Veritas of the Earth ; the latter infuses Fina with his own power to awaken Dark Fina (thus slowly erasing the other Fina) to satiate his lust for battle. Leaving the crystal at the Veritas' mercy, Sakura teleports the party away to escape their assault. The party uses a book from the Magic Library to navigate Fina's memories to save her, while also learning of the Sworn Six's past and the war between Aldore and Hess. Interrupted by Lightlord, they learn that Raegen was once Darklord, but are unsure who dons the suit of armor now. They escape and resume their search in Fina's psyche. After witnessing the civil war's conclusion, the party returns to the real world with Fina saved but with Dark Fina existing in parallel. After anoter encounter with Lightlord and Earthlord, the party goes to Gronoa to protect the Dark Crystal , the last one remaining. With Ilias and Fohlen 's help, they reach the shrine where they defend the crystal from Dark Elf . They defeat him only with the wounded Lightlord's help who retreats, promising to settle the score for good. Lasswell achieves an incredible level of power due to his training, but starts feeling conflicted about it. Sakura senses the presence of Veritas of the Frost at a nearby village . When the party arrives there, Frostlord freezes all the villagers and forces the party to fight with one another to find the strongest among them. Lasswell first fights Nichol, then Jake, and finally Rain, but holds back due to having realized that he had never meant to surpass Rain, but to be able to just stand by his side. Seeing his weakness has hurt Lasswell, Rain releases his dormant power and proves an equal match for Lasswell, ultimately defeating him, earning Lasswell peace of mind. At the Gronoa Shrine, the party defeats Veritas of the Frost just in time for the Sworn Six of Paladia to appear. The Sworn Six invite Frostlord back to their group, but he is revealed to be none other than Raegen who now fights alongside Lasswell and the others. When the shrine becomes unstable, Sakura and Raegen teleport the party and crystal to Pharm where they confront the Veritas one by one (of which Earth, Heavens and Flame fall in battle) due to Nichol wanting to exact his revenge on Waterlord. Nichol allows her to live so that she may atone for her sins, and the party catches up with Raegen. Together, they prevent Darklord (who is revealed to be a vision of Raegen) and Lightlord from destroying the crystal. Before the party can rejoice, Sol and Behemoth K destroy the crystal, and knock the party out. Darklord is killed by Behemoth as the sages move to the dimensional gate to destroy Lapis. When they regain consciousness, they set out to climb the crystal tower to stop the two sages and close the gate. Raegen shows Rain and Lasswell a vision of Sophia, keeping his promise to her; later on, Waterlord and Lightlord join their efforts thanks to Nichol. The two remaining Veritas keep Behemoth busy, while Rain and the others catch up with Sol. When he puts up a barrier, the group realizes that Fina is going to disappear, but Dark Fina sacrifices herself: she becomes the Earth Crystal, sealing the land once again, allowing Fina to carry on existing. Fina dispels Sol's barrier and the party makes it to the summit where they defeat Sol. The sage summons the Chaotic Darkness —born from the evil that lurks in humanity—and blasts the land below, creating a floating continent . Raegen intends to tell Lasswell the truth of his parentage after the battle ends, though he remains conflicted that Lasswell does not call him "dad". Behemoth K, having defeated the Lightlord and Waterlord, teleports before them, but in his weakened state, the party puts him to rest. They defeat Sol at the Land of Darkness , but the sage declares his hatred of Rain, and retreats. Supported by the prayers of those they met during their journey, and Evan on the Invincible , Rain and the others defeat the Chaotic Darkness for good. As the gate must be closed, Raegen awakens Aldore's power. Though he admits that sealing the gate is risky, he is confident he can do it. Lasswell tells Raegen to be careful and finally calls him "dad". Raegen attempts to close the gate but is unsuccessful as his strength has been drained. Rain awakens to his own power to assist and the gate begins to close. Sol appears and intends to force the Gate wide open. Rain intercepts the sage, with the clash causing both of them to disappear (with Crimson Saber falling to the deck of the Invincible ). As the party is flabbergasted and saddened at Rain's apparent death, Lasswell is confident that Rain is alive and vows to find him. Season Two [ ] Lasswell in Season Two by Yoshitaka Amano. A few months later, Lasswell, Raegen (whom Lasswell now refers to as "Father") and Fina learn from Sakura that Rain ended up in Paladia. Aboard the Invincible , the three—alongside Sakura, Jake, Lid and Nichol—pass through the partially-open gate. The group splits up. Raegen, upon discovering that his homeworld has been turned into a dictatorship, vows to free Paladia and goes to the Aldore Tower to confront the emperor, assisted by the mysteriously-revived Veritas. Lasswell and the others, who are attacked by Aldorian forces, are scattered throughout the Georl continent. Lasswell and Fina find Jake and Lid but as they search for Nichol and Sakura, they defend an escaped prisoner from Galas of the Omicron Star , a member of the Orders , who proves too powerful; they survive only due to Akstar 's intervention. Lasswell is grateful, but the stranger calls him "Lassworm" and claims he is too weak before teleporting away. The party escorts the escapee to his village , and he tells them he met somebody who matched Rain's description at the labor camps. The group arrives at the labor camps, but is captured in exchange for the lives of the prisoners who betray them out of fear. After being freed by a disguised Nichol and Sakura, the group escapes. It turns out Akstar led the duo to the camp and is now confronting the guards, chiding Lasswell for being too weak to handle the situation on his own. He responds he would not trade an innocent's life for a reckless victory. Akstar diffuses the situation using his technique "Absolute Mirror of Equity", and Lasswell convinces Akstar to take him on as a pupil. The group arrives at the Zaharu Execution Camp, but Akstar advises against entering to avoid a repeat of the labor camp. Lasswell wants to try anyway. After fighting their way to the gallows, they encounter Gudon of the Xi Star, who mocks how those they saved once again betrayed them. Lasswell understands their fear and would allow it again if it meant fighting to free them of it. Gudon knocks them down and moves to execute Lasswell, but the prisoners hold him back in return for Lasswell's faith in them, but Gudon kills them in response. Akstar returns and disables Gudon long enough to let the group kill him. The prisoners suggest they go to Gungan next. Spoilers end here .


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Layle is a young man with short blond hair and blue eyes. He wears a yellow shirt under a high-collared puffy white jacket with chainmail on the shoulders closed with a large gold clasp. He wears long jean pants with a thin gold belt and blue and white shoes. He has a yellow messenger bag on his right shoulder. He wears goggles around his neck and rings on his right hand. He has a crystal shard embedded in his right cheek.
At the beach, he wears a yellow t-shirt with black spots on the left side and a black design on the right. He wears brown shorts and sandals. At one point, he wears a black tuxedo.

Layle is a mercenary, with no set job; his preferred style of living is to travel around the land, doing some tasks here and there, helping people and searching for adventure. His partner, Keiss, has described him as "addicted to trouble".
Despite his love for some excitement, Layle is a laid back individual with an even head. Unlike other Crystal Bearers, he doesn't try to hide the fact he possesses special powers, being proud of using them to help others. Though he uses his powers to cause some mischief as well, Layle is aware that his acts are mostly harmless.

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Lid has amber eyes and red hair that's pulled back into a ponytail with goggles on top. She wears yellow overalls over a red top underneath and red cut-off pants with tools hanging from them. She also wears orange work gloves, armlets and red boots with yellow socks. She carries around a bag with a yellow chocobo doll and a Phoenix Down hanging from it.
In season 2, Lid has her hair down and wears a black tube top with a yellow vest and red shorts. Her feet has brown boots and her leg has a brown bag.

Lid had a learned aptitude for machinery from a young age, which was further developed as her brother who taught her the ropes. Her aptitude was such that she created a mechanized chocobo named Mechabo alongside her brother. After her brother left she became more attached to Mechabo. Determined to fix up her brother's abandoned shop and using the first Cid as an inspiration, she became the best airship engineer in Dilmagia. However, while she is an extremely skilled technician, she is not very good at thinking about things besides it, figuring things out later than the rest of the party except Jake .
Her love for gil is superficial at best as it belies a more noble agenda of using that money to build airships that can connect people all over the world – as she thinks airships should not be used as weapons of war, but rather as a key to unlocking human potential – rather than simply hoard it for herself. As such she is deeply passionate and motivated in pursuing her goals, no matter how difficult or long they may take, she keeps working hard to ensure her dream is a reality.
She deeply loves her brother, having worked with him with the same goal and idolizes him both as an engineer and as a fraternal figure, and does her best to attempt to bring him back to his senses after noticing his stark change of personality.


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Lightning is a young woman with wavy rose pink hair draping over her left shoulder and pale aqua eyes. Lightning's eye color is officially noted as blue, though in the FMVs and promotional art, they often appear green due to green aspects around the pupil. In Final Fantasy XIII-2 Fragments Before , Serah says that Lightning resembles their mother.
Lightning has the most extensive set of outfits out of any character in the series: she has over ninety different ensembles, including crossover and downloadable costumes. In Final Fantasy XIII , she wears a variation of the standard Guardian Corps uniform consisting of a white sleeveless coat with an ankle-length red cape attached to the left side of her back and a light brown miniskirt with a burgundy red leather detachable pocket on her left leg. Lightning wears blue fingerless gloves with a black arm cover on her left arm and buckled brown boots with metal soles. The green metallic pauldron over her left shoulder bears yellow glow-in-the-dark stripes denoting her previous rank as a sergeant. She carries her gunblade in a black case that hangs off her belt and wears a silver necklace with a lightning bolt pendant. Her l'Cie brand is located slightly above her left breast. She has a navel piercing, although it can be hard to spot.
In Final Fantasy XIII-2 , Lightning wears a silver and gold Valkyrie-like suit of armor with a shield on her left arm (though it's on the right arm in her CG render). She has a new gunblade that more closely resembles a traditional doubled-edged sword engraved with Etro script . She no longer has the navel piercing she did in Final Fantasy XIII . This attire has come to be known as the Knight of Etro .
Art Director Isamu Kamikokuryo consistently draws Lightning and Serah with blonde hair in concept art, despite their more "official" appearances. Additionally, Kamikokuryo's Lightning concept art for Final Fantasy XIII-2 has black armor with gold or white outlines, possibly contributing to Lightning's design in Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII where she has black armor.
During Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII , Lightning has many costumes . Her default outfit, Equilibrium , is overall similar to what she wore in Final Fantasy XIII-2 but acts as a fusion of Lightning's clothes from XIII and XIII-2 . It has a split cape and chaps that homage her Guardian Corps uniform. The Night Lotus shield on her left arm and the Crimson Blitz sword in her right hand are in homage to her Eidolon Odin . [2] The symbol from the game's logo appears on her outfit several times: on her chest, her sword, and her shield.
Lightning's eidolith is a pink rose bloom, and red petals flourish when she summons Odin and changes it into Sleipnir in Gestalt Mode.
At the end of Lightning Returns , she alights a train wearing a white dress shirt, brown slacks, and black high heel sandals.

Lightning is determined, concentrated, and independent. She's initially cold and detached, distancing herself from her companions, only looking out for herself, and not caring if others get left behind. Lightning's perception of failing to protect Serah drives her, leading her to lash out at those she believes are responsible for her fate: the Sanctum , its fal'Cie , and to a point, Snow Villiers , for his relationship with Serah and his failure to protect her as he promised. While journeying with Hope Estheim , she acts as his mentor and motherly figure. Taking him under her wing, Lightning becomes more emotionally open; Hope serves as a surrogate sibling and helps her realize the errors in her approach and her mistakes with Serah. Lightning begins to show compassion and trust others and becomes the leader and, to a degree, protector of the other Gran Pulse l'Cie as they journey to challenge their fate.
Final Fantasy XIII Episode Zero -Promise- reveals Lightning is better at housework than Serah, but that Serah is the better cook. Lightning describes their father as easy-going, passionate, but not always reliable—similar to Snow—possibly explaining her initial hatred towards him.
In Final Fantasy XIII-2 , Lightning is almost a new woman due to the experiences and emotions she has endured. She has learned to trust others and ask them for help and express her feelings rather than keeping them bottled up. Her recognition of her past "sins" has made her more melancholy.
In Lightning Returns , Lightning is initially cold and distant. Most of her emotions have been sapped from her, although her memories remain intact. Her wish to save Serah remains, and she still shows concern for her former allies. Lightning and Hope demonstrate trust and care for one another, Hope promising to be by her side, helping Lightning better maintain her humanity despite her situation. She resents Bhunivelze for robbing her of her emotions and exploiting her circumstances to his advantage.
Because of her assigned task to save souls, Lightning begins to show compassion toward others. Straying from her cold-hearted personality, she begins to encourage those struggling, implying she unconsciously had given up her emotions, rather than Bhunivelze taking them with force, which Lumina further suggests. Producer Yoshinori Kitase describes Lightning as trying to rescue herself from the pain she hides in her heart through saving others; her heart stayed "pure" in her crystal sleep instead of being corrupted by darkness like Noel's and Snow's hearts. [3] By the end of her quest, Lightning comes around from her self-imposed rigid and emotionless warrior persona, as Serah and Lumina, along with all her experiences, help her realize that locking her heart away is how she discarded her happiness.
Lightning has a prankish side, as she considered bonding with Serah through the sport of Moogle Throw .


Bravely Default

Luneth has long silver hair (blond in pre-release screenshots ) and violet eyes. His Freelancer outfit is a light purple turtleneck covered by a dark violet sweatshirt and a sienna vest. He wears brown gloves, long light gray pants, black knee-high boots, and carries a light brown fanny pack. His theme color is purple, shown in his job armor, while his turtleneck collar is visible while robe-clad. The three buckles on his vest distinguish his job outfits from his allies'. In the opening FMV, Luneth is a Warrior .

Doga and Unei describe Luneth as the light of courage. Sure enough, his tendency to travel recklessly leads him to the Wind Crystal . He frequently jumps into situations despite the dangers. He is cheerful and positive but can be too impulsive or blunt, leading his allies to scold him.
Luneth and Ingus argue in the opening FMV, reflecting their opposite personalities, but while the party traverses a cave, Ingus saves Luneth from falling off a cliff. Luneth assumes the de facto leader role, speaking on behalf of the team and motivating them to continue on their quest. His defending Arc from the bullies in Ur shows he is a leader-like figure among the children.
He is confident but not to the point of arrogance. Luneth is determined to fulfill his goals and keep his promises, getting upset when he believes he's failed someone. He treats everyone in an equal manner, including royalty , and has no qualms about helping strangers. He encourages those more timid than himself. This, combined with his determined and more outgoing nature, help him become a pillar of support for the party.


Bravely Default

Luso is a young man with blue eyes and brown wavy hair kept in a ponytail. He wears a red hat with a silver brooch, yellow dungarees with a white-lined red vest under it, and has a four-leaf clover emblem on one of the shoulder straps. He has a blue belt with a black-and-red beetle motif, and a second belt where Luso hangs the Grimoire. A green shawl is wrapped around his waist. He has a blue gauntlet and a silver shield on his left arm, and a regular sleeve and a glove on his right arm. He has low-heeled boots.
In Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions his appearance remains similar, although simpler. He has different shoes and no knee-guards, the green shawl is of simpler design and the bag he carries is different, although it appears he is still carrying a book. In his concept art, he has brown eyes.

Luso is energetic and adventurous. In school, this gets him into trouble; he is the class clown and gets sent to detention even on the last day of school. When he is pulled into Ivalice through the Grimoire, he's eager to explore and have fun. Initially he's in over his head, but he learns well from Cid's mentoring. He's quick to make friends and easily outraged by bullies and injustice. He's initially annoyed by Adelle , but soon thinks of her as a friend when she joins the clan (although they still bicker). With the numerous quests he fulfills, Luso acclimates to Ivalice's magick and unusual characters.
Luso matures over the course of his adventure. Though he doesn't always get along with his aunt (who has raised him ever since his parents' deaths), Luso admits that most of the friction stems from her worry for him, and resolves to be a better nephew once he returns home. As eager as he is for adventure, he wants to return to his own world eventually and thinks he will be able to face his troubles better when he does.
Luso develops a strong sense of morality and justice, and feels particularly disgusted at poachers and other rampant criminals, being more rash, reckless, and speaking his mind at them before rushing into action to stop them. When he learns Khamja is behind a chain of poaching, and the machinations involved to accomplish their crimes, he begins to dimension how influential his enemies are and feels frustrated at being unable to stop them entirely, but nonetheless reassures himself of keep trying so as to make a difference, even if a small one.
By the end, both Cid and Adelle have learned to appreciate Luso's internal strength and declare their absolute trust on his potential.
Luso fears ghosts and other undead creatures, and his line in random encounters is different when the enemy formation is such.