Square Enix has as soon as once more taken to Twitter to share some weird insights into Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, this time explaining the logic behind its field artwork.
Starring protagonist Cloud, antagonist Sephiroth, and the mysterious Zack, the art work “represents the three worlds that type the axis” of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth’s story, Square Enix defined.
Created by Creative Director, Tetsuya Nomura, this art work represents the three worlds that type the axis of the story in Final Fantasy VII Rebirth. Sephiroth is within the heart, as he represents the instigator of the occasions of the previous. #FF7R [1/2] pic.twitter.com/gmAW12vNum
— FINAL FANTASY VII (@finalfantasyvii) October 8, 2023
“Created by artistic director Tetsuya Nomura, this art work represents the three worlds that type the axis of the story in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth,” the tweet reads. “Sephiroth is on the centre, as he represents the instigator of the occasions of the previous.
“Cloud and Zack are on the facet as they characterize their destinies being torn aside by Sephiroth. The picture of blood, fireplace, and pink that evokes Sephiroth stains the sky and spreads over the world. The refined pink shade within the emblem can also be impressed by the identical imagery.”
Square Enix typically likes to get a little bit grand and philosophical (and maybe bizarre) on the subject of Final Fantasy. It defined what was lengthy thought-about a plot gap within the first recreation as Aerith having imprecise reminiscences of future occasions, for instance.
After going quiet on the long-awaited sequel for round a yr, the developer additionally took to Twitter in June to share some insightful and weird updates.
Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth’s February 29 launch date is getting nearer although, and followers are lastly studying increasingly in regards to the recreation. Square Enix confirmed it can function new story content material centred round Zack, and even perhaps incorporate backstory for Sephiroth included in cell recreation Final Fantasy 7 Ever Crisis.
Ryan Dinsdale is an IGN freelance reporter. He’ll discuss The Witcher all day.
