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Message: [QUOTE="MasterEn, post: 211729, member: 3287"] a lot of people were introduced to games, rpgs and final fantasy through ff7. it was the first mainline game released in europe if i remember correctly. they got mystic quest first, and then 7. your first exposure to a game/movie/tv show/comic/book will affect how you see others in those categories and even other parts of the same series. sephiroth does do one thing correctly, which kefka and exdeath do as well, alongside other good villains. i've heard it called the "Gruntilda theory" by jontron in one of his early videos. the villain shows up and interacts with both the main characters and the player as well; showing off their personality and causing things to happen instead of passively waiting at the end of the game to do anything. golbez shows up and makes quite the entrance with some kickass organ music, he interferes with your main objective later in the game, collecting the crystals and putting a stop to his plan. exdeath shows up and starts wrecking shit and solo fights a party member in a cutscene and destroys parts of the world with the void. kefka kills, injures, mocks and causes general chaos and destruction to both the heroes and his own side as well. kuja instigates a war between several kingdoms, kidnaps people, blew up his home world and dad. and there are many more characters that leave more lasting impressions and are better written and engage with the player and their party. [/QUOTE]

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