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** He doesn't even seem to have any problem '''[[Refuge in Audacity|admitting to Chaos' face that he's plotting against him]]'''.
** He doesn't even seem to have any problem '''[[Refuge in Audacity|admitting to Chaos' face that he's plotting against him]]'''.
{{quote|'''Emperor:''' {{spoiler|''You need only focus on your duty. I shall be the author of this tale's end.''}}}}
{{quote|'''Emperor:''' {{spoiler|''You need only focus on your duty. I shall be the author of this tale's end.''}}}}
*** The Emperor probably intended for Chaos to take that statement as a vow that he'll be the one to usher in Cosmos' defeat and end the war in victory for them, not an admission that he's working against him.
*** The Emperor probably intended for Chaos to take that statement as a vow that he'll be the one to usher in Cosmos' defeat and end the war in victory for them, not an admission that he's working against him.


=== Gameplay and [[Combat Tropes]] ===
=== Gameplay and [[Combat Tropes]] ===
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* [[Magic Staff]]: Most notably the only villain to carry a casting tool.
* [[Magic Staff]]: Most notably the only villain to carry a casting tool.
* [[Mythology Gag]]: A very subtle one with Flare. Wondering why his ground Flare is blue when everyone else's Flare spells are orange? While the Flare spell has always animated as an orange/red spell in the rest of the series, in ''Final Fantasy II'' it had blue fire for its animation.
* [[Mythology Gag]]: A very subtle one with Flare. Wondering why his ground Flare is blue when everyone else's Flare spells are orange? While the Flare spell has always animated as an orange/red spell in the rest of the series, in ''Final Fantasy II'' it had blue fire for its animation.
** Also, in his EX Burst he surrounds himself and his opponent with a cyclone. In ''Final Fantasy II'', the first battle with him takes place in a fortress hidden within a giant cyclone that he controls.
** Also, in his EX Burst he surrounds himself and his opponent with a cyclone. In ''Final Fantasy II'', the first battle with him takes place in a fortress hidden within a giant cyclone that he controls.
* [[Painfully-Slow Projectile]]: Flare.
* [[Painfully-Slow Projectile]]: Flare.
* [[Playing with Fire]]: Flare.
* [[Playing with Fire]]: Flare.
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Scheming to achieve his own goals, the Emperor is, perhaps, one of the masterminds behind the Chaos faction's plans along with his ally, Ultimecia. As later shown in ''Duodecim'', he's in this for the long haul: his ultimate goal is to have Cosmos defeated, {{spoiler|then survive past Chaos' death and become the sole ruler of the entire world.}} Don't be fooled by his looks: he didn't become an Emperor by being a fool.
Scheming to achieve his own goals, the Emperor is, perhaps, one of the masterminds behind the Chaos faction's plans along with his ally, Ultimecia. As later shown in ''Duodecim'', he's in this for the long haul: his ultimate goal is to have Cosmos defeated, {{spoiler|then survive past Chaos' death and become the sole ruler of the entire world.}} Don't be fooled by his looks: he didn't become an Emperor by being a fool.


* [[Back From the Dead]]: Invokes this trope in Shade Impulse, though he uses the phrase "back from the [[Never Say "Die"|afterworld]]"
* [[Back From the Dead]]: Invokes this trope in Shade Impulse, though he uses the phrase "back from the [[Never Say "Die"|afterworld]]"
* [[Even Evil Has Standards]]: It is implied in his opening quote if fighting against Kefka that he intends to send Kefka to Hell to punish him for his actions.
* [[Even Evil Has Standards]]: It is implied in his opening quote if fighting against Kefka that he intends to send Kefka to Hell to punish him for his actions.
{{quote|'''Emperor:''' "A taste of Hell may be just what you need."}}
{{quote|'''Emperor:''' "A taste of Hell may be just what you need."}}
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* [[Breakout Villain]]: Xande? Who's that?
* [[Breakout Villain]]: Xande? Who's that?
* [[The Brute]]: A rare female[[Ambiguous Gender|ish]] example.
* [[The Brute]]: A rare female[[Ambiguous Gender|ish]] example.
* [[Circling Monologue]]: During her exchange with Onion Knight at the end of his Destiny Odyssey.
* [[Circling Monologue]]: During her exchange with Onion Knight at the end of his Destiny Odyssey.
* [[Dark Is Evil]]
* [[Dark Is Evil]]
** [[Light Is Not Good]]: Her [http://images4.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20101220182346/finalfantasy/images/8/80/CoD012Outfit.PNG third alt. costume] from ''Dissidia 012'' colors her "clothing" white, lavender, and blue to an almost angelic effect.
** [[Light Is Not Good]]: Her [http://images4.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20101220182346/finalfantasy/images/8/80/CoD012Outfit.PNG third alt. costume] from ''Dissidia 012'' colors her "clothing" white, lavender, and blue to an almost angelic effect.
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* [[Black Knight]]
* [[Black Knight]]
* {{spoiler|[[Dark Is Not Evil]]}}
* {{spoiler|[[Dark Is Not Evil]]}}
* [[Defector From Decadence]]
* [[Defector From Decadence]]
* [[Graceful Loser]]: In keeping with lecturing his opponent when he wins (see [[Warrior Therapist]]), while other villains protest or use some variation of [[This Cannot Be!]], Golbez is calmly accepting of his losses:
* [[Graceful Loser]]: In keeping with lecturing his opponent when he wins (see [[Warrior Therapist]]), while other villains protest or use some variation of [[This Cannot Be!]], Golbez is calmly accepting of his losses:
{{quote|"I've no one to blame but myself."
{{quote|"I've no one to blame but myself."
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* [[Cool Mask]]/[[Cool Helmet]]
* [[Cool Mask]]/[[Cool Helmet]]
* [[Hidden Eyes]]: Golbez is somehow able to pull it off without a helmet in his 3P costume.
* [[Hidden Eyes]]: Golbez is somehow able to pull it off without a helmet in his 3P costume.
* [[Fashionable Asymmetry]]: In accordance with [[Yoshitaka Amano|Yoshitaka Amano's]] artwork of him.
* [[Fashionable Asymmetry]]: In accordance with [[Yoshitaka Amano|Yoshitaka Amano's]] artwork of him.
* [[Man in a Kilt]]: In his Man In Black costume.
* [[Man in a Kilt]]: In his Man In Black costume.
* [[Shirtless Scene]]: Man in Black again.
* [[Shirtless Scene]]: Man in Black again.
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=== Design and [[Costume Tropes]] ===
=== Design and [[Costume Tropes]] ===
* [[Helmets Are Hardly Heroic|Helmets Are Hardly...]] [[Inverted Trope|Villainous?]]: His 3P outfit in ''Duodecim'' is based on his second form, Neo Exdeath, as well as Amano's alternate design for him. He looks arguably more menacing than he did with the helmet.
* [[Helmets Are Hardly Heroic|Helmets Are Hardly...]] [[Inverted Trope|Villainous?]]: His 3P outfit in ''Duodecim'' is based on his second form, Neo Exdeath, as well as Amano's alternate design for him. He looks arguably more menacing than he did with the helmet.
* [[Shoulders of Doom]]: Although not nearly as much as Golbez.
* [[Shoulders of Doom]]: Although not nearly as much as Golbez.
* [[Spikes of Villainy]]: Likewise.
* [[Spikes of Villainy]]: Likewise.


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* [[Ax Crazy]]: Anyone who has played his original game shouldn't be surprised by this.
* [[Ax Crazy]]: Anyone who has played his original game shouldn't be surprised by this.
* [[Beware the Silly Ones]]: As above. See [[Not-So-Harmless Villain]].
* [[Beware the Silly Ones]]: As above. See [[Not-So-Harmless Villain]].
* [[Breaking the Fourth Wall]]: He winks and laughs at the player, hums the victory fanfare sometimes when he wins against a stronger opponent, and points out that the Onion Knight is a stand-in for Locke ("imitation hero", as he put it).
* [[Breaking the Fourth Wall]]: He winks and laughs at the player, hums the victory fanfare sometimes when he wins against a stronger opponent, and points out that the Onion Knight is a stand-in for Locke ("imitation hero", as he put it).
* [[Creepy Crossdresser]]: He is the only male character besides [[Wholesome Crossdresser|Cloud]] able to equip ribbons and female exclusive equipment.
* [[Creepy Crossdresser]]: He is the only male character besides [[Wholesome Crossdresser|Cloud]] able to equip ribbons and female exclusive equipment.
* [[Depraved Bisexual]]: Some of his pre-battle taunts can be interpretated as he having the hots for [[Hot-Blooded|Firion]], [[The Heart|Terra]], and ''[[Screw Yourself|himself]]''.
* [[Depraved Bisexual]]: Some of his pre-battle taunts can be interpretated as he having the hots for [[Hot-Blooded|Firion]], [[The Heart|Terra]], and ''[[Screw Yourself|himself]]''.
** Actually, he meant something different to Firion. The line in Japanese is something like "You must be sweltering!" It is intended to be rather like Jecht's line to Gabranth "Aren't you hot in that thing?"
** Actually, he meant something different to Firion. The line in Japanese is something like "You must be sweltering!" It is intended to be rather like Jecht's line to Gabranth "Aren't you hot in that thing?"
* [[Distracted by My Own Sexy]]: His [[Mirror Match]] quote is a minor case of this.
* [[Distracted by My Own Sexy]]: His [[Mirror Match]] quote is a minor case of this.
* [[Evil Cannot Comprehend Good]]: "Why create when it will only be destroyed? Why cling to life, knowing that you have to die?"
* [[Evil Cannot Comprehend Good]]: "Why create when it will only be destroyed? Why cling to life, knowing that you have to die?"
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* [["The Reason You Suck" Speech]]: Well, it wasn't much of a speech, but Kefka's opening line to the Emperor (which qualified as a [[Mythology Gag]] to what he said to Gestahl after he ended up fried by the Warring Triad) qualifies as such.
* [["The Reason You Suck" Speech]]: Well, it wasn't much of a speech, but Kefka's opening line to the Emperor (which qualified as a [[Mythology Gag]] to what he said to Gestahl after he ended up fried by the Warring Triad) qualifies as such.
{{quote|'''Kefka Palazzo:''' You are less than worthless!!}}
{{quote|'''Kefka Palazzo:''' You are less than worthless!!}}
* [[Shadow Archetype]]: To Terra.
* [[Shadow Archetype]]: To Terra.
* [[Stalker with a Crush]]: His obsession with Terra borders on this.
* [[Stalker with a Crush]]: His obsession with Terra borders on this.
* [[Villainous Breakdown]]: Probably suffers from this prior to fighting Terra in Shade Impulse, if the pre-battle exchange in Light The Way part III of Dissidia 012 is anything to go by.
* [[Villainous Breakdown]]: Probably suffers from this prior to fighting Terra in Shade Impulse, if the pre-battle exchange in Light The Way part III of Dissidia 012 is anything to go by.
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* [[Jack of All Stats]]: He isn't a particularly ''bad'' character, he moves and attacks at a decent clip and packs a fair punch. He just lacks the pure power and/or speed of others, and has little combo potential.
* [[Jack of All Stats]]: He isn't a particularly ''bad'' character, he moves and attacks at a decent clip and packs a fair punch. He just lacks the pure power and/or speed of others, and has little combo potential.
* [[Simultaneous Blade Spam]]: ''All'' of his melee attacks hit far more times than you actually see his sword swing. Oblivion is probably the best example, where he dashes past the opponent and only hits them with the Masamune once, but they get hit eleven times.
* [[Simultaneous Blade Spam]]: ''All'' of his melee attacks hit far more times than you actually see his sword swing. Oblivion is probably the best example, where he dashes past the opponent and only hits them with the Masamune once, but they get hit eleven times.
* [[Sword Beam]]/[[Razor Wind]]: The undisputed king. Fervent Blow and Godspeed fire several sword beams, while Reaper, Transience, and Sudden Cruelty leave bands of energy after the actual swings that hit more times.
* [[Sword Beam]]/[[Razor Wind]]: The undisputed king. Fervent Blow and Godspeed fire several sword beams, while Reaper, Transience, and Sudden Cruelty leave bands of energy after the actual swings that hit more times.
* [[Too Slow]]: When using Reaper and Godspeed, though as he's [[The Stoic]] it's underplayed compared to other instances of the trope.
* [[Too Slow]]: When using Reaper and Godspeed, though as he's [[The Stoic]] it's underplayed compared to other instances of the trope.


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* [[Foe Yay]]: Seems rather ''too'' interested in Squall.
* [[Foe Yay]]: Seems rather ''too'' interested in Squall.
* [[Funetik Aksent]]: Subverted. Unlike ''Final Fantasy VIII'', Ultimecia does not pronounce her hard "c"s as "k"s. Like many other things in this game, this has [[Broken Base|split some fans on whether or not this is a good thing]].
* [[Funetik Aksent]]: Subverted. Unlike ''Final Fantasy VIII'', Ultimecia does not pronounce her hard "c"s as "k"s. Like many other things in this game, this has [[Broken Base|split some fans on whether or not this is a good thing]].
** What makes this hilarious is the fact that Ultimecia's English VA also voiced [[Metal Gear Solid|Sniper Wolf]], who ''did'' speak with an accent similar to Ultimecia's verbal tic.
** What makes this hilarious is the fact that Ultimecia's English VA also voiced [[Metal Gear Solid|Sniper Wolf]], who ''did'' speak with an accent similar to Ultimecia's verbal tic.
* [[Minion Shipping]]: With the Emperor, due to their alliance in the story mode.
* [[Minion Shipping]]: With the Emperor, due to their alliance in the story mode.
* [[Mix and Match]] of [[Master of Disguise]] and [[Master of Illusion]] when {{spoiler|impersonating Cosmos}}.
* [[Mix and Match]] of [[Master of Disguise]] and [[Master of Illusion]] when {{spoiler|impersonating Cosmos}}.
* [[Mondegreen]]:
* [[Mondegreen]]:
{{quote|'''Apocalypse:''' "There is no butter for this plane. Your bed awaits."
{{quote|'''Apocalypse:''' "There is no butter for this plane. Your bed awaits."
''Actually:'' "There is no running from this pain. Regret awaits." }}
''Actually:'' "There is no running from this pain. Regret awaits." }}
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=== Design and Costume Tropes ===
=== Design and Costume Tropes ===
* [[Absolute Cleavage]]
* [[Absolute Cleavage]]
* [[Lady in Red]]
* [[Lady in Red]]
* [[Eyes of Gold]]
* [[Eyes of Gold]]
* [[Facial Markings]]
* [[Facial Markings]]
* [[Feather Motif]]: Black feathers, like Sephiroth. This was probably carried over from Edea's costume in ''[[Final Fantasy VIII]]''.
* [[Feather Motif]]: Black feathers, like Sephiroth. This was probably carried over from Edea's costume in ''[[Final Fantasy VIII]]''.
* [[Going Commando]]: [[Perverse Sexual Lust|If you look closely]] using the [[Insecurity Camera|Battle Replay feature]], ''she's not wearing any panties, [[Naked in Mink|even after she's Junctioned Griever]]!'' For [[Beauty Is Never Tarnished|better]] or for [[Grandma, What Massive Hotness You Have!|worse]], [[Barbie Doll Anatomy|there's]] [http://www.schala-kitty.net/entropy/mecia-void.png nothing to see.]
* [[Going Commando]]: [[Perverse Sexual Lust|If you look closely]] using the [[Insecurity Camera|Battle Replay feature]], ''she's not wearing any panties, [[Naked in Mink|even after she's Junctioned Griever]]!'' For [[Beauty Is Never Tarnished|better]] or for [[Grandma, What Massive Hotness You Have!|worse]], [[Barbie Doll Anatomy|there's]] [http://www.schala-kitty.net/entropy/mecia-void.png nothing to see.]
* [[Hot Witch]]
* [[Hot Witch]]
* [[Horned Hairdo]]
* [[Horned Hairdo]]
* [[Naked in Mink]]: See "[[Going Commando]]".
* [[Naked in Mink]]: See "[[Going Commando]]".
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* [[Manipulative Bastard|Manipulative Bitch]]: {{spoiler|Disguises herself as Cosmos}} to convince Squall to travel on his own and leave Zidane and Bartz behind.
* [[Manipulative Bastard|Manipulative Bitch]]: {{spoiler|Disguises herself as Cosmos}} to convince Squall to travel on his own and leave Zidane and Bartz behind.
* [[Shout-Out]]/[[Take That]]: Ultimecia's exclusive weapons are named after some of Rinoa's weapons from ''Final Fantasy VIII''. More than likely, this is a nod to the [[Jossed]] ([[Canon Defilement|albeit still popular]]) [[Epileptic Trees|theory]] that Ultimecia was a [[Bad Future]] [[Future Me Scares Me|incarnation of Rinoa]]. Likewise, her [[Foe Yay|"Shall we dance?"]] line to Squall is a variation of what Rinoa said to Squall prior to their first meeting at a ballroom dance.
* [[Shout-Out]]/[[Take That]]: Ultimecia's exclusive weapons are named after some of Rinoa's weapons from ''Final Fantasy VIII''. More than likely, this is a nod to the [[Jossed]] ([[Canon Defilement|albeit still popular]]) [[Epileptic Trees|theory]] that Ultimecia was a [[Bad Future]] [[Future Me Scares Me|incarnation of Rinoa]]. Likewise, her [[Foe Yay|"Shall we dance?"]] line to Squall is a variation of what Rinoa said to Squall prior to their first meeting at a ballroom dance.
** [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdOsqk6tMVo Watch this] and tell us that Ultimecia isn't a fangirl of [[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure|Dio Brando]].
** [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdOsqk6tMVo Watch this] and tell us that Ultimecia isn't a fangirl of [[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure|Dio Brando]].
* [[Take Your Time]]: Ultimecia tells Squall to do this when they meet face-to-face and he isn't ready to face her yet.
* [[Take Your Time]]: Ultimecia tells Squall to do this when they meet face-to-face and he isn't ready to face her yet.


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** Kuja sits back and conducts as the spell-balls he controls drop [[Playing with Fire|Flare Star]] spells on the enemy, followed by [[Holy Hand Grenade|Seraphic Stars]], as the image of the planet Terra overpowers the planet Gaia. For the final strike, Kuja commands the spell-balls to drop rapid-fire [[Last-Disc Magic|Ultima]] spells on the enemy, obliterating them with the ultimate magic.
** Kuja sits back and conducts as the spell-balls he controls drop [[Playing with Fire|Flare Star]] spells on the enemy, followed by [[Holy Hand Grenade|Seraphic Stars]], as the image of the planet Terra overpowers the planet Gaia. For the final strike, Kuja commands the spell-balls to drop rapid-fire [[Last-Disc Magic|Ultima]] spells on the enemy, obliterating them with the ultimate magic.
{{quote|"Here comes the finale!"}}
{{quote|"Here comes the finale!"}}
* [[The Fighting Narcissist]]: Remember, [[Meaningful Name|his name]] is two letters away from ''kujaku'', the Japanese word for "peacock", an animal noted for its flamboyant nature and beautiful appearance.
* [[The Fighting Narcissist]]: Remember, [[Meaningful Name|his name]] is two letters away from ''kujaku'', the Japanese word for "peacock", an animal noted for its flamboyant nature and beautiful appearance.
* [[Holy Hand Grenade]]: Seraphic Star, also combines Holy and Flare for his Brave attacks.
* [[Holy Hand Grenade]]: Seraphic Star, also combines Holy and Flare for his Brave attacks.
* [[Musical Assassin]]: He doesn't use any instruments, but much of his gameplay makes reference to music.
* [[Musical Assassin]]: He doesn't use any instruments, but much of his gameplay makes reference to music.
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* [[Pet the Dog]]: Aside from his interactions with Zidane, Bartz and Squall, Kuja is the one who {{spoiler|breaks Kefka's spell on Terra, because her servitude to Kefka reminded him [[Not So Different|of himself]].}}
* [[Pet the Dog]]: Aside from his interactions with Zidane, Bartz and Squall, Kuja is the one who {{spoiler|breaks Kefka's spell on Terra, because her servitude to Kefka reminded him [[Not So Different|of himself]].}}
** This unfortunately ended up ironically leading to a [[Kick the Dog]] moment for Kuja when he attacks Terra in an official quest and denounces dreams as nothing more than being fake.
** This unfortunately ended up ironically leading to a [[Kick the Dog]] moment for Kuja when he attacks Terra in an official quest and denounces dreams as nothing more than being fake.
* [[Reluctant Warrior]]: He is extremely reluctant in fighting his rival, Zidane during the 12th cycle.
* [[Reluctant Warrior]]: He is extremely reluctant in fighting his rival, Zidane during the 12th cycle.
* [[Shaggy Dog Story]]: {{spoiler|Pretty much everything that happens to Kuja on the twelth cycle is tragic.}}
* [[Shaggy Dog Story]]: {{spoiler|Pretty much everything that happens to Kuja on the twelth cycle is tragic.}}
** [[Shoot the Shaggy Dog]]: To the point where he starts to skate into [[The Woobie|woobie]] territory.
** [[Shoot the Shaggy Dog]]: To the point where he starts to skate into [[The Woobie|woobie]] territory.
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** In addition, Final Aeon gives Jecht access to his [[Limit Break|EX Burst]]: '''Blitz King'''.
** In addition, Final Aeon gives Jecht access to his [[Limit Break|EX Burst]]: '''Blitz King'''.
{{quote|"You were just out of luck! ''Come on, come on, come on, come on!'' This is ''my'' show!"}}
{{quote|"You were just out of luck! ''Come on, come on, come on, come on!'' This is ''my'' show!"}}
** Slams the opponent back with his sword, then kicks them twice before [[Impaled with Extreme Prejudice|sticking them to the "ground"]] with his [[BFS]] and [[Stepping Stone Sword|leaping off it]] into the air. He then crushes a ''meteor'' with a timed kick, and then uses another timed kick to [[Death in All Directions|knock all the pieces]] into his helpless enemy.
** Slams the opponent back with his sword, then kicks them twice before [[Impaled with Extreme Prejudice|sticking them to the "ground"]] with his [[BFS]] and [[Stepping Stone Sword|leaping off it]] into the air. He then crushes a ''meteor'' with a timed kick, and then uses another timed kick to [[Death in All Directions|knock all the pieces]] into his helpless enemy.
{{quote|"One more! WHOOOAAAHH YEEAAHHH!"}}
{{quote|"One more! WHOOOAAAHH YEEAAHHH!"}}
* [[Eye Beam]]: He gets one in the form of Jecht Beam in ''Dissidia 012''. '''No kidding'''.
* [[Eye Beam]]: He gets one in the form of Jecht Beam in ''Dissidia 012''. '''No kidding'''.
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* [[I Know Madden Kombat]]: His profiles states his fighting style comes from full contact blitzball.
* [[I Know Madden Kombat]]: His profiles states his fighting style comes from full contact blitzball.
* [[Lightning Bruiser]]: He is especially notable, relying almost entirely on bone-crushing melee attacks, which are arguably the most damaging attacks in the game, while most other characters have extensive selections of ranged magic. However, compared to other melee heavy-hitters Jecht moves and attacks at a fair clip.
* [[Lightning Bruiser]]: He is especially notable, relying almost entirely on bone-crushing melee attacks, which are arguably the most damaging attacks in the game, while most other characters have extensive selections of ranged magic. However, compared to other melee heavy-hitters Jecht moves and attacks at a fair clip.
* [[Megaton Punch]] [[Punched Across the Room|Across The Room]]: Does it in a cutscene against Tidus, and in battle with "Triumphant Grasp". They don't [[Fan Nickname|call him]] [[F-Zero|Captain]] [[Super Smash Bros|Jecht]] for nothing.
* [[Megaton Punch]] [[Punched Across the Room|Across The Room]]: Does it in a cutscene against Tidus, and in battle with "Triumphant Grasp". They don't [[Fan Nickname|call him]] [[F-Zero|Captain]] [[Super Smash Bros.|Jecht]] for nothing.
* [[Playing with Fire]]: His stronger attacks create a fiery aura over his sword, probably meant to contrast the [[Making a Splash|water theme]] in Tidus's attacks.
* [[Playing with Fire]]: His stronger attacks create a fiery aura over his sword, probably meant to contrast the [[Making a Splash|water theme]] in Tidus's attacks.
* [[Rapid-Fire Fisticuffs]]
* [[Rapid-Fire Fisticuffs]]
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=== In ''Dissidia'' ===
=== In ''Dissidia'' ===
As Tidus' opponent on the side of Chaos, Jecht has no interest in villainy and is implied to just be fighting so he and Tidus can go home when the war is over.
As Tidus' opponent on the side of Chaos, Jecht has no interest in villainy and is implied to just be fighting so he and Tidus can go home when the war is over.


* [[Anti-Villain]]/[[Designated Villain]]: Aside from being a [[Jerk Jock]] and a lousy father, Jecht is actually a decent guy.
* [[Anti-Villain]]/[[Designated Villain]]: Aside from being a [[Jerk Jock]] and a lousy father, Jecht is actually a decent guy.
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* [[Continuity Snarl]]: During the 12th cycle, Jecht's portrait in dialogue boxes still shows his crest of spikes over the shoulder, which he doesn't have in the 12th cycle because he's in his third outfit which has no spikes.
* [[Continuity Snarl]]: During the 12th cycle, Jecht's portrait in dialogue boxes still shows his crest of spikes over the shoulder, which he doesn't have in the 12th cycle because he's in his third outfit which has no spikes.
** A meta example, in ''Dissidia'' Jecht's original outfit was a red and orange palette swap, while in ''Dissidia 012'' he swaps it out in favor of an outfit based on his original ''Final Fantasy X'' model. However, when you win Arcade mode as him you're still treated to a "Congratulations" screen showing him in the red and orange outfit, despite the fact it otherwise doesn't exist in the game anymore. Newer players will only be confused.
** A meta example, in ''Dissidia'' Jecht's original outfit was a red and orange palette swap, while in ''Dissidia 012'' he swaps it out in favor of an outfit based on his original ''Final Fantasy X'' model. However, when you win Arcade mode as him you're still treated to a "Congratulations" screen showing him in the red and orange outfit, despite the fact it otherwise doesn't exist in the game anymore. Newer players will only be confused.
* [[Dramatic Irony]]: It turns out that in ''Duodecim'', {{spoiler|Tidus has been [[Brainwashed]] and Jecht calls his son out for being stupid enough to be manipulated. Of course, by the time the game ends...}}
* [[Dramatic Irony]]: It turns out that in ''Duodecim'', {{spoiler|Tidus has been [[Brainwashed]] and Jecht calls his son out for being stupid enough to be manipulated. Of course, by the time the game ends...}}
* [[Face Heel Turn]]: {{spoiler|He's revealed to have been one of Cosmos' Warriors during the previous clash between Cosmos and Chaos. ''The Dissidia 012'' trailer implies that his [[Face Heel Turn]] was not a willing one or even a knowing one (he was unconscious when the Emperor delivered him to Chaos).}}
* [[Face Heel Turn]]: {{spoiler|He's revealed to have been one of Cosmos' Warriors during the previous clash between Cosmos and Chaos. ''The Dissidia 012'' trailer implies that his [[Face Heel Turn]] was not a willing one or even a knowing one (he was unconscious when the Emperor delivered him to Chaos).}}
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* [[Ooh, Me Accent's Slipping]]: Having lost contact with Michael Rogers (Gabranth's actual voice actor from ''[[Final Fantasy XII]]''), Square-Enix set for having him voiced by Keith Ferguson (the voice of Basch, Gabranth's twin brother, from the same game). Regrettably, this game suffers because of this. Keith seems to be trying his best to make Gabranth sound British, but can't seem to settle on what ''kind'' of British accent he should have.
* [[Ooh, Me Accent's Slipping]]: Having lost contact with Michael Rogers (Gabranth's actual voice actor from ''[[Final Fantasy XII]]''), Square-Enix set for having him voiced by Keith Ferguson (the voice of Basch, Gabranth's twin brother, from the same game). Regrettably, this game suffers because of this. Keith seems to be trying his best to make Gabranth sound British, but can't seem to settle on what ''kind'' of British accent he should have.
{{quote|'''"HATRED IS WOT DROIVES ME!"'''}}
{{quote|'''"HATRED IS WOT DROIVES ME!"'''}}
** To clarify, Ferguson often slides between what sounds like "posh" British (the proper accent for the Arcadian Empire) and what sounds like Cockney.
** To clarify, Ferguson often slides between what sounds like "posh" British (the proper accent for the Arcadian Empire) and what sounds like Cockney.
** [[Not Even Bothering with the Accent]]: In ''Dissidia 012'' Ferguson heavily toned down the accent. The result is that when he does it right he sounds much better, but sometimes it's ''too'' subtle, at which point Gabranth pretty much sounds exactly like Basch.
** [[Not Even Bothering with the Accent]]: In ''Dissidia 012'' Ferguson heavily toned down the accent. The result is that when he does it right he sounds much better, but sometimes it's ''too'' subtle, at which point Gabranth pretty much sounds exactly like Basch.
* [[The Other Darrin]]: As said above, Gabranth's original VA (Michael Rogers) was replaced by Keith Ferguson (the voice of Gabranth's twin brother) due to Square Enix losing contact with Rogers.
* [[The Other Darrin]]: As said above, Gabranth's original VA (Michael Rogers) was replaced by Keith Ferguson (the voice of Gabranth's twin brother) due to Square Enix losing contact with Rogers.
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** [[Double Weapon]]: Outside of EX Mode.
** [[Double Weapon]]: Outside of EX Mode.
** [[Named Weapons]]: The larger, [[A Sinister Clue|left-hand]] sword (shown in the artwork) is called Chaos Blade, and the smaller, right-hand sword is called Highway Star.
** [[Named Weapons]]: The larger, [[A Sinister Clue|left-hand]] sword (shown in the artwork) is called Chaos Blade, and the smaller, right-hand sword is called Highway Star.
* [[Death From Above]]: The aerial version of Innocence.
* [[Death From Above]]: The aerial version of Innocence.
* [[Difficult but Awesome]]: The "Difficult" is getting him into EX Mode. The "Awesome" part kicks in once you get there.
* [[Difficult but Awesome]]: The "Difficult" is getting him into EX Mode. The "Awesome" part kicks in once you get there.
* [[Super Mode|EX Mode]]: '''[[Background Magic Field|Mist!]]'''
* [[Super Mode|EX Mode]]: '''[[Background Magic Field|Mist!]]'''