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=== Original Line-Up ===
=== Original Line-Up ===


== Garland ==
== Garland ==
[[File:Dissidia_Garland_art_2227.jpg|frame|"We will never come to accept one another. We shall always be in conflict!" ]]
[[File:Dissidia Garland art 2227.jpg|frame|"We will never come to accept one another. We shall always be in conflict!"]]


{{quote|''"The [[As Long as There Is Evil|eternal]] [[Dark Is Evil|darkness]] will transcend time [[We Will Meet Again|to face its rival once more]]."'' -- [[Vicious Cycle|Wheel of Darkness]]}}
{{quote|''"The [[As Long as There Is Evil|eternal]] [[Dark Is Evil|darkness]] will transcend time [[We Will Meet Again|to face its rival once more]]."'' -- [[Vicious Cycle|Wheel of Darkness]]}}


{{quote|Voiced by: [[Kenji Utsumi]] (Japanese), [[Christopher Sabat]] (English)}}
{{quote|Voiced by: [[Kenji Utsumi]] (Japanese), [[Christopher Sabat]] (English)}}—Fighting Style: '''Nemesis'''

--Fighting Style: '''Nemesis'''


The [[Big Bad|villain]] from the original ''[[Final Fantasy I|Final Fantasy]]''. His [[Backstory]] states he was once a famous hero, [[Face Heel Turn|but that changed]] when he kidnapped a [[Everything's Better with Princesses|princess]]. [[Your Princess Is in Another Castle|This doesn't affect much of the plot]], though, and Garland comes just as a dedicated warrior on Chaos' side. Indeed, Dissidia spends a great deal of time giving new elements to Garland's backstory.
The [[Big Bad|villain]] from the original ''[[Final Fantasy I|Final Fantasy]]''. His [[Backstory]] states he was once a famous hero, [[Face Heel Turn|but that changed]] when he kidnapped a [[Everything's Better with Princesses|princess]]. [[Your Princess Is in Another Castle|This doesn't affect much of the plot]], though, and Garland comes just as a dedicated warrior on Chaos' side. Indeed, Dissidia spends a great deal of time giving new elements to Garland's backstory.
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* [[Infinity+1 Sword]]: Garland's level 100 exclusive weapon, Gigant Axe, gives the highest attack bonus of all the weapons in the game.
* [[Infinity+1 Sword]]: Garland's level 100 exclusive weapon, Gigant Axe, gives the highest attack bonus of all the weapons in the game.
* [[Magic Knight]]: His HP attacks are [[Full-Contact Magic]] initiated with his sword.
* [[Magic Knight]]: His HP attacks are [[Full-Contact Magic]] initiated with his sword.
* [[Mighty Glacier]]: He's essentially the Cloud of the villains -- he moves and attacks so slow it can be hard to land a hit, but when he ''does'' connect, you'll feel it.
* [[Mighty Glacier]]: He's essentially the Cloud of the villains—he moves and attacks so slow it can be hard to land a hit, but when he ''does'' connect, you'll feel it.
* [[When All You Have Is a Hammer]] [[BFS]]: Thanks to its shape-shifting though, it's all he needs.
* [[When All You Have Is a Hammer]] [[BFS]]: Thanks to its shape-shifting though, it's all he needs.


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=== In ''Dissidia'' ===
=== In ''Dissidia'' ===
In this story, he opposes the Warrior of Light. However, he often goes along with the plans of the other villains purely for their own sake -- he does not truly with to follow their plans blindly, however. He informs Kuja of some of the nature behind the conflict to drive him past his [[Despair Event Horizon|despair]], for example.
In this story, he opposes the Warrior of Light. However, he often goes along with the plans of the other villains purely for their own sake—he does not truly with to follow their plans blindly, however. He informs Kuja of some of the nature behind the conflict to drive him past his [[Despair Event Horizon|despair]], for example.


* [[Don't You Dare Pity Me!]]: Garland doesn't take it well when Warrior of Light claims he pities him, and worse when he claims [[Save the Villain|he'll save him]].
* [[Don't You Dare Pity Me!]]: Garland doesn't take it well when Warrior of Light claims he pities him, and worse when he claims [[Save the Villain|he'll save him]].
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== The Emperor ==
== The Emperor ==
[[File:Dissidia_Mateus_8930.jpg|frame|"You should have disposed of your fantasy and accepted me as master."]]
[[File:Dissidia Mateus 8930.jpg|frame|"You should have disposed of your fantasy and accepted me as master."]]


{{quote|''"Without conquering one's [[Evil Virtues|virtue]] [[Lust|and]] [[Greed|desires]], thou shall fall into darkness."'' -- [[Ambition Is Evil|Lust for Power]]}}
{{quote|''"Without conquering one's [[Evil Virtues|virtue]] [[Lust|and]] [[Greed|desires]], thou shall fall into darkness."'' -- [[Ambition Is Evil|Lust for Power]]}}


{{quote|Voiced by: [[Kenyuu Horiuchi]] (Japanese), Christopher Corey Smith (English)}}
{{quote|Voiced by: [[Kenyuu Horiuchi]] (Japanese), Christopher Corey Smith (English)}}—Fighting Style: '''[[Trap Master]]'''

--Fighting Style: '''[[Trap Master]]'''


The leader of the Palamecian Empire from ''[[Final Fantasy II]]'', dedicated to [[Take Over the World|Taking Over The World]]. He was killed by the heroes, [[Like a Badass Out of Hell|but took over hell itself and came back]]. [[It Got Worse]] in the [[Video Game Remake|remakes]], where it's revealed that his soul split in half; the lighter (and ''still'' [[Light Is Not Good|evil]]) half of his soul goes on to ''[[Serial Escalation|take over heaven]]''.
The leader of the Palamecian Empire from ''[[Final Fantasy II]]'', dedicated to [[Take Over the World|Taking Over The World]]. He was killed by the heroes, [[Like a Badass Out of Hell|but took over hell itself and came back]]. [[It Got Worse]] in the [[Video Game Remake|remakes]], where it's revealed that his soul split in half; the lighter (and ''still'' [[Light Is Not Good|evil]]) half of his soul goes on to ''[[Serial Escalation|take over heaven]]''.
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=== General Tropes ===
=== General Tropes ===
* [[A God Am I]]: As mentioned, is the Emperor of Hell and possibly Heaven. {{spoiler|And his ultimate plan is to usurp Chaos and Cosmos and take over all existence for himself.}}
* [[A God Am I]]: As mentioned, is the Emperor of Hell and possibly Heaven. {{spoiler|And his ultimate plan is to usurp Chaos and Cosmos and take over all existence for himself.}}
* [[The Chessmaster]]: Is the mastermind behind the game's plot, which involves the heroes and a couple of the villains being [[Unwitting Pawn|Unwitting Pawns]]. And he pulls it off magnificently.
* [[The Chessmaster]]: Is the mastermind behind the game's plot, which involves the heroes and a couple of the villains being [[Unwitting Pawn]]s. And he pulls it off magnificently.
** Look no further than his interactions with Tidus, Jecht, and Yuna -- {{spoiler|he arranged for Tidus to fight Jecht, and when Jecht transfers his light to Tidus, the Emperor has Jecht made a Warrior of Chaos so he can manifest a Crystal of darkness for him in the next cycle. An official quest for the game implies that his plans for Jecht weren't [[Xanatos Speed Chess]], but instead he was planning to convert Jecht all along once he learned their relationship. Thus, Tidus's [[Heroic Sacrifice]] to inspire Jecht to do the same was apparently [[All According to Plan]]}}.
** Look no further than his interactions with Tidus, Jecht, and Yuna -- {{spoiler|he arranged for Tidus to fight Jecht, and when Jecht transfers his light to Tidus, the Emperor has Jecht made a Warrior of Chaos so he can manifest a Crystal of darkness for him in the next cycle. An official quest for the game implies that his plans for Jecht weren't [[Xanatos Speed Chess]], but instead he was planning to convert Jecht all along once he learned their relationship. Thus, Tidus's [[Heroic Sacrifice]] to inspire Jecht to do the same was apparently [[All According to Plan]]}}.
* [[Chronic Backstabbing Disorder]]: His master plan about defeating Cosmos was also intended to backstab his own allies and even his boss, Chaos, so that he could rule what was left of existence.
* [[Chronic Backstabbing Disorder]]: His master plan about defeating Cosmos was also intended to backstab his own allies and even his boss, Chaos, so that he could rule what was left of existence.
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{{quote|"My reign is ''absolute!''"}}
{{quote|"My reign is ''absolute!''"}}
** The Emperor shapeshifts into his [[Like a Badass Out of Hell|Emperor of Hell form]] from the endgame of his original game. In addition to Regen, The Emperor's EX Mode grants him the following ability:
** The Emperor shapeshifts into his [[Like a Badass Out of Hell|Emperor of Hell form]] from the endgame of his original game. In addition to Regen, The Emperor's EX Mode grants him the following ability:
*** '''[[Blood Magic]]''': Exactly the same as Firion's Blood Weapon bonus -- when The Emperor deals HP Damage, [[Life Drain|he gains an equal amount of HP for himself]].
*** '''[[Blood Magic]]''': Exactly the same as Firion's Blood Weapon bonus—when The Emperor deals HP Damage, [[Life Drain|he gains an equal amount of HP for himself]].
** In addition, Power of Hellfire gives the Emperor access to his [[Limit Break|EX Burst]]: '''Absolute Dominion'''.
** In addition, Power of Hellfire gives the Emperor access to his [[Limit Break|EX Burst]]: '''Absolute Dominion'''.
{{quote|"Suffer! All is ''mine'' to command!"}}
{{quote|"Suffer! All is ''mine'' to command!"}}
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* [[I Take Offense to That Last One]]: His insulted reaction to Garland comparing the Emperor to Kefka in terms of scheming, specifically because Kefka's a nihilist whereas he believes in wanting to start the future anew.
* [[I Take Offense to That Last One]]: His insulted reaction to Garland comparing the Emperor to Kefka in terms of scheming, specifically because Kefka's a nihilist whereas he believes in wanting to start the future anew.
* [[Minion Shipping]]: With Ultimecia, due to their alliance in the story mode.
* [[Minion Shipping]]: With Ultimecia, due to their alliance in the story mode.
* [[Pitiful Worms|Pitiful Insects]]: He likes using this insult -- one of his victory quotes is even: "An insect, defeat an Emperor?" The heroes are happy to [[Ironic Echo|remind him of it]] after kicking his ass.
* [[Pitiful Worms|Pitiful Insects]]: He likes using this insult—one of his victory quotes is even: "An insect, defeat an Emperor?" The heroes are happy to [[Ironic Echo|remind him of it]] after kicking his ass.
{{quote|'''The Emperor:''' "Who are you?"
{{quote|'''The Emperor:''' "Who are you?"
'''Firion:''' "Just a swarm of insects." }}
'''Firion:''' "Just a swarm of insects." }}
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* [[Arch Enemy]]: To Yuna, and by proxy Tidus and Jecht. He's actually just as much their Arch Enemy as he is Firion's.
* [[Arch Enemy]]: To Yuna, and by proxy Tidus and Jecht. He's actually just as much their Arch Enemy as he is Firion's.
* [[Expy]]: A convoluted example. The character Seymour in ''[[Final Fantasy X]]'' is an [[Expy]] of the Emperor, being similar in story roles, characterization, and even in appearance. Then, in ''Duodecim'', the Emperor's similarities to Seymour are played up for his appearance in [[Final Fantasy X|Yuna]]'s chapter and even using his final battle theme during his fight against Yuna in her chapter as well -- thus, making the original an expy of the expy!
* [[Expy]]: A convoluted example. The character Seymour in ''[[Final Fantasy X]]'' is an [[Expy]] of the Emperor, being similar in story roles, characterization, and even in appearance. Then, in ''Duodecim'', the Emperor's similarities to Seymour are played up for his appearance in [[Final Fantasy X|Yuna]]'s chapter and even using his final battle theme during his fight against Yuna in her chapter as well—thus, making the original an expy of the expy!
* [[Good Wings, Evil Wings]]: His new DLC costume is the "[[Light Is Not Good|Light]]" Emperor from ''Soul of Rebirth'', giving him a set of angelic wings.
* [[Good Wings, Evil Wings]]: His new DLC costume is the "[[Light Is Not Good|Light]]" Emperor from ''Soul of Rebirth'', giving him a set of angelic wings.
* [[Graceful Loser]]: One of his defeat quotes has him feeling that the reason why he lost is because he may have "enjoyed it too much".
* [[Graceful Loser]]: One of his defeat quotes has him feeling that the reason why he lost is because he may have "enjoyed it too much".
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== The Cloud Of Darkness ==
== The Cloud Of Darkness ==
[[File:Dissidia_Cloud_Of_Darkness_7458.jpg|frame|"A lone heart will not change the world... What awaits when you awake is always -- nothing but despair."]]
[[File:Dissidia Cloud Of Darkness 7458.jpg|frame|"A lone heart will not change the world... What awaits when you awake is always -- nothing but despair."]]


{{quote|''"[[Mutual Kill|Light fells the darkness, while darkness swallows the light]]; all return to [[Cessation of Existence|nothing.]]"'' -- [[A Storm Is Coming|Roaming Clouds]]}}
{{quote|''"[[Mutual Kill|Light fells the darkness, while darkness swallows the light]]; all return to [[Cessation of Existence|nothing.]]"'' -- [[A Storm Is Coming|Roaming Clouds]]}}


{{quote|Voiced by: Masako Ikeda (Japanese), [[Laura Bailey]] (English)}}
{{quote|Voiced by: Masako Ikeda (Japanese), [[Laura Bailey]] (English)}}—Fighting Style: '''[[Omnicidal Maniac|Bane Of Life]]'''

--Fighting Style: '''[[Omnicidal Maniac|Bane Of Life]]'''


[[Giant Space Flea From Nowhere|The being that appears upon the perturbing between light and darkness to pull the world into the Void]]. In ''[[Final Fantasy III]]'', she's the main antagonist resurrected after a very long time. In her ''Dissidia'' incarnation, her objective of pulling everything into the Void practically describes all of her character. [[Late Arrival Spoiler|She's said to hover like a cloud]], and fights with powerful magic and [[Combat Tentacles|tentacles coming from her body]]. Perplexingly, she's supposed to be [[No Biological Sex|sexless]].
[[Giant Space Flea From Nowhere|The being that appears upon the perturbing between light and darkness to pull the world into the Void]]. In ''[[Final Fantasy III]]'', she's the main antagonist resurrected after a very long time. In her ''Dissidia'' incarnation, her objective of pulling everything into the Void practically describes all of her character. [[Late Arrival Spoiler|She's said to hover like a cloud]], and fights with powerful magic and [[Combat Tentacles|tentacles coming from her body]]. Perplexingly, she's supposed to be [[No Biological Sex|sexless]].
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== Golbez ==
== Golbez ==
[[File:Dissidia_Golbez_5914.jpg|frame|"You're naive, Cecil. Even knowing betrayal and despair, you would depend on the whims of others?"]]
[[File:Dissidia Golbez 5914.jpg|frame|"You're naive, Cecil. Even knowing betrayal and despair, you would depend on the whims of others?"]]


{{quote|''"[[The Atoner|Accept hatred and regret]] as you proceed forth. All paths lead to the future."'' -- [[Ineffectual Loner|Lone Heart]]}}
{{quote|''"[[The Atoner|Accept hatred and regret]] as you proceed forth. All paths lead to the future."'' -- [[Ineffectual Loner|Lone Heart]]}}


{{quote|Voiced by: Takeshi Kaga (Japanese), Peter Beckman (English)}}
{{quote|Voiced by: Takeshi Kaga (Japanese), Peter Beckman (English)}}—Fighting Style: '''Thaumaturge'''

--Fighting Style: '''Thaumaturge'''


Cecil's older brother, and a major antagonist from ''[[Final Fantasy IV]]''. Nevertheless, [[Good All Along|his role in the story could hardly be considered antagonistic]]. Appears instead of the ''[[The Man Behind the Man|real]]'' ultimate foe in ''[[Final Fantasy IV]]'', {{spoiler|Zemus/Zeromus}}.
Cecil's older brother, and a major antagonist from ''[[Final Fantasy IV]]''. Nevertheless, [[Good All Along|his role in the story could hardly be considered antagonistic]]. Appears instead of the ''[[The Man Behind the Man|real]]'' ultimate foe in ''[[Final Fantasy IV]]'', {{spoiler|Zemus/Zeromus}}.
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** [[All-Encompassing Mantle]]: While it doesn't completely cover his front, when his arms are lowered it does come around far enough to partially conceal them.
** [[All-Encompassing Mantle]]: While it doesn't completely cover his front, when his arms are lowered it does come around far enough to partially conceal them.
* [[Barbarian Hero]]: His third alternate costume in ''Duodecim'' is his [http://finalfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/File:Golbez%28Dissidia_012%29.png Man in Black] outfit from ''Final Fantasy IV: The After Years'', although he left his [[BFS]] back on the moon.
* [[Barbarian Hero]]: His third alternate costume in ''Duodecim'' is his [http://finalfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/File:Golbez%28Dissidia_012%29.png Man in Black] outfit from ''Final Fantasy IV: The After Years'', although he left his [[BFS]] back on the moon.
* [[The Big Guy]]: He's [http://www.schala-kitty.net/pandaemonium/resource/heightchart.html huge] -- Golbez is 8'2 according to that link, an inch behind Garland and tying with Exdeath. This means he towers over every other character except for Gilgamesh by almost two feet or more. And in his third outfit, even without the armor he's still absolutely massive -- in fact, close comparison of the character models reveals that the 3rd outfit model is ''larger'' than the armored one!
* [[The Big Guy]]: He's [http://www.schala-kitty.net/pandaemonium/resource/heightchart.html huge]—Golbez is 8'2 according to that link, an inch behind Garland and tying with Exdeath. This means he towers over every other character except for Gilgamesh by almost two feet or more. And in his third outfit, even without the armor he's still absolutely massive—in fact, close comparison of the character models reveals that the 3rd outfit model is ''larger'' than the armored one!
* [[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.
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== Exdeath ==
== Exdeath ==
[[File:DissidiaExdeathArtwork_2501.jpg|frame| "Embrace the stillness of eternity."]]
[[File:DissidiaExdeathArtwork 2501.jpg|frame| "Embrace the stillness of eternity."]]


{{quote|''"The true Void lies nowhere. [[Irony|Only the power of life exists]]."'' -- [[Power of the Void]]}}
{{quote|''"The true Void lies nowhere. [[Irony|Only the power of life exists]]."'' -- [[Power of the Void]]}}


{{quote|Voiced by: Tarō Ishida (Japanese), Gerald C. Rivers (English)}}
{{quote|Voiced by: Tarō Ishida (Japanese), Gerald C. Rivers (English)}}—Fighting Style: '''Entropic Adversary'''

--Fighting Style: '''Entropic Adversary'''


The warlock from ''[[Final Fantasy V]]'' born from [[Sealed Evil in a Can|a mass of evil spirits sealed in a tree]] that became sentient. He controls the power of the Void. With a background similar to Cloud of Darkness, [[Cessation of Existence|he wishes to absorb everything into nothingness, even himself, so that nothing at all exists anymore.]]
The warlock from ''[[Final Fantasy V]]'' born from [[Sealed Evil in a Can|a mass of evil spirits sealed in a tree]] that became sentient. He controls the power of the Void. With a background similar to Cloud of Darkness, [[Cessation of Existence|he wishes to absorb everything into nothingness, even himself, so that nothing at all exists anymore.]]
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** [[Lightning Bruiser]]: When he does one of his famous counters after a block, however, his attacks are much stronger and lightning-fast, as well as having an increased critical hit ratio for attacking a staggered opponent.
** [[Lightning Bruiser]]: When he does one of his famous counters after a block, however, his attacks are much stronger and lightning-fast, as well as having an increased critical hit ratio for attacking a staggered opponent.
* [[Power of the Void]]: [[Trope Namer]].
* [[Power of the Void]]: [[Trope Namer]].
* [[The Slow Walk]]: Slowest in the game -- Ultimecia is the second-slowest character, and in an excercise done to determine how fast each character was by having them walk across the World of Darkness arena, Exdeath ''still'' took almost three times as long as her to make it across.
* [[The Slow Walk]]: Slowest in the game—Ultimecia is the second-slowest character, and in an excercise done to determine how fast each character was by having them walk across the World of Darkness arena, Exdeath ''still'' took almost three times as long as her to make it across.
* [[Villain Teleportation]]: [[Reverse the Polarity|Reverse]] [[This Index Is Not an Example|Polarity]].
* [[Villain Teleportation]]: [[Reverse the Polarity|Reverse]] [[This Index Is Not an Example|Polarity]].
** [[Teleport Spam]]: Since he won't be ''walking'' anywhere if the player plans to get there before their opponent rage quits from boredom, expect to see it a lot.
** [[Teleport Spam]]: Since he won't be ''walking'' anywhere if the player plans to get there before their opponent rage quits from boredom, expect to see it a lot.
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== Kefka Palazzo ==
== Kefka Palazzo ==
[[File:DissidiaKefkaArtwork_8358.jpg|frame|"Hopes aren't worth dirt! I'm going to destroy everything!" ]]
[[File:DissidiaKefkaArtwork 8358.jpg|frame|"Hopes aren't worth dirt! I'm going to destroy everything!"]]


{{quote|''"The past is filled with [[Dark and Troubled Past|pain and suffering]], but all is well if you [[For the Evulz|have fun living]]."'' -- [[Evil Laugh|Fanatic's Leer]]}}
{{quote|''"The past is filled with [[Dark and Troubled Past|pain and suffering]], but all is well if you [[For the Evulz|have fun living]]."'' -- [[Evil Laugh|Fanatic's Leer]]}}


{{quote|Voiced by: [[Shigeru Chiba]] (Japanese), [[Dave Wittenberg]] (English)}}
{{quote|Voiced by: [[Shigeru Chiba]] (Japanese), [[Dave Wittenberg]] (English)}}—Fighting Style: '''Mad Mage'''

--Fighting Style: '''Mad Mage'''


The insane sorcerer who, after gaining [[A God Am I|power]] by absorbing the strength of the [[The Powers That Be|Warring Triad]], became even more sadistic and nihilistic than he was even after his [[Psycho Prototype|magitek infusion]] during ''[[Final Fantasy VI]]''. His personality [[Ax Crazy|hardly holds much sanity]], resulting on the other villains not taking him seriously, but instead trying to use him for their convenience, since his two main motivations are simply his desire to destroy all that is, and his desire to bring Terra back onto the side of Chaos, so that she can help him achieve his first motivation.
The insane sorcerer who, after gaining [[A God Am I|power]] by absorbing the strength of the [[The Powers That Be|Warring Triad]], became even more sadistic and nihilistic than he was even after his [[Psycho Prototype|magitek infusion]] during ''[[Final Fantasy VI]]''. His personality [[Ax Crazy|hardly holds much sanity]], resulting on the other villains not taking him seriously, but instead trying to use him for their convenience, since his two main motivations are simply his desire to destroy all that is, and his desire to bring Terra back onto the side of Chaos, so that she can help him achieve his first motivation.
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* [[Laughing Mad]]: It's his trademark... Seriously, he [[Trope Namer|named the trope]]!
* [[Laughing Mad]]: It's his trademark... Seriously, he [[Trope Namer|named the trope]]!
** It's also strongly implied in the first ''Dissidia'' that, similar to [[Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots|Laughing Octopus]], his manic laughter is the only way he could express himself, even when the actual emotion he is feeling is significantly different than his laughter suggests.
** It's also strongly implied in the first ''Dissidia'' that, similar to [[Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots|Laughing Octopus]], his manic laughter is the only way he could express himself, even when the actual emotion he is feeling is significantly different than his laughter suggests.
* [[Meta Guy]]: Makes several [[Aside Glance|Aside Glances]] (though the way Kefka does it it ends up more like a [[Jump Scare]]), occasionally hums the Victory Fanfare when he wins, and hangs many a lampshade. An interesting way to think of Kefka is that he's fully aware about the video game he and the others are in and likes to troll them with his knowledge of the cliches they embody.
* [[Meta Guy]]: Makes several [[Aside Glance]]s (though the way Kefka does it it ends up more like a [[Jump Scare]]), occasionally hums the Victory Fanfare when he wins, and hangs many a lampshade. An interesting way to think of Kefka is that he's fully aware about the video game he and the others are in and likes to troll them with his knowledge of the cliches they embody.
{{quote|'''About Sephiroth:''' "He's just another sadist with a [[A God Am I|god complex]], like THAT'S something special!" <br />
{{quote|'''About Sephiroth:''' "He's just another sadist with a [[A God Am I|god complex]], like THAT'S something special!" <br />
'''About Squall:''' "You sure are talkative, [[Inner Monologue|in your head]]!" <br />
'''About Squall:''' "You sure are talkative, [[Inner Monologue|in your head]]!" <br />
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* [[Monster Clown]]: But this time it's more obvious than ever! Uwee hee hee!
* [[Monster Clown]]: But this time it's more obvious than ever! Uwee hee hee!
* [[Mundane Utility]]: [[Power Floats]], of course, but he's fond of laying down and lounging on the air itself during some cutscenes. Who knows if he's just miming being "at rest" or is actually reclining, depending on how much power it takes to float.
* [[Mundane Utility]]: [[Power Floats]], of course, but he's fond of laying down and lounging on the air itself during some cutscenes. Who knows if he's just miming being "at rest" or is actually reclining, depending on how much power it takes to float.
* [[Nietzsche Wannabe]]: The actual motivation behind Kefka's all-consuming desire to destroy everything is his firm belief that nothing in life matters or has any value. Any time you get a glimpse underneath the [[Ax Crazy]] [[Monster Clown]] personality, the hints of how much this drives ''everything'' he does are almost [[Tear Jerker|Tear Jerkers]].
* [[Nietzsche Wannabe]]: The actual motivation behind Kefka's all-consuming desire to destroy everything is his firm belief that nothing in life matters or has any value. Any time you get a glimpse underneath the [[Ax Crazy]] [[Monster Clown]] personality, the hints of how much this drives ''everything'' he does are almost [[Tear Jerker]]s.
* [[Not-So-Harmless Villain]]: Don't let the clown make-up and constant joking around fool you - -Kefka is just as cruel, sinister and powerful as any other villain, and though he focused on Terra in ''Dissidia'', in ''Dissidia 012'' he's just as manipulative and sneaky as the rest too.
* [[Not-So-Harmless Villain]]: Don't let the clown make-up and constant joking around fool you - -Kefka is just as cruel, sinister and powerful as any other villain, and though he focused on Terra in ''Dissidia'', in ''Dissidia 012'' he's just as manipulative and sneaky as the rest too.
** In ''Dissidia 012'', according to the museum profile for the Cloud of Darkness, the reason she doesn't remember Kefka using Terra as a pawn in the 13th cycle is because {{spoiler|Kefka killed her in the 12th when he found out she told Laguna how to stop the flow of Manikins. Yes, Kefka, the guy who cracks a fart joke, pulls a [[You Have Failed Me]] on the [[Anthropomorphic Personification]] of the realm of nothingness!}}
** In ''Dissidia 012'', according to the museum profile for the Cloud of Darkness, the reason she doesn't remember Kefka using Terra as a pawn in the 13th cycle is because {{spoiler|Kefka killed her in the 12th when he found out she told Laguna how to stop the flow of Manikins. Yes, Kefka, the guy who cracks a fart joke, pulls a [[You Have Failed Me]] on the [[Anthropomorphic Personification]] of the realm of nothingness!}}
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== Sephiroth ==
== Sephiroth ==
[[File:Sephiroth_Dissidia_Artwork_2688.jpg|frame|"Accept it. I am the one who guides you -- forever."]]
[[File:Sephiroth Dissidia Artwork 2688.jpg|frame|"Accept it. I am the one who guides you -- forever."]]


{{quote|''"[[Awful Truth|The truth can be cruel]] at times, but [[Go Mad From the Revelation|whether they can accept that truth]] is up to them."'' -- [[The Lifestream|Life of the Planet]]}}
{{quote|''"[[Awful Truth|The truth can be cruel]] at times, but [[Go Mad From the Revelation|whether they can accept that truth]] is up to them."'' -- [[The Lifestream|Life of the Planet]]}}


{{quote|Voiced by: [[Toshiyuki Morikawa]] (Japanese), George Newbern (English)}}
{{quote|Voiced by: [[Toshiyuki Morikawa]] (Japanese), George Newbern (English)}}—Fighting Style: '''Focused Blade'''

--Fighting Style: '''Focused Blade'''


A powerful former member of [[Super Soldier|SOLDIER]] from ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]''. [[Artificial Human|When he learned about his origins, as the result of an experiment called the Jenova Project]], [[A God Am I|Sephiroth attempted to become a god by absorbing the world's life energy into himself.]]
A powerful former member of [[Super Soldier|SOLDIER]] from ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]''. [[Artificial Human|When he learned about his origins, as the result of an experiment called the Jenova Project]], [[A God Am I|Sephiroth attempted to become a god by absorbing the world's life energy into himself.]]
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** [[Named Weapons]]
** [[Named Weapons]]
** [[Public Domain Artifact]]
** [[Public Domain Artifact]]
* [[Death From Above]]: Hell's Gate combines this with [[Impaled with Extreme Prejudice]] -- Sephiroth drops onto opponents from above with his sword held down to stab them, just as he did when he killed Aerith.
* [[Death From Above]]: Hell's Gate combines this with [[Impaled with Extreme Prejudice]]—Sephiroth drops onto opponents from above with his sword held down to stab them, just as he did when he killed Aerith.
** [[Ground-Shattering Landing]]: If he's close enough to hit the floor when executing Hell's Gate, HP-damaging Materia rocks will shoot up where he lands, giving it much more ground potential than one may think. Basically, if he shouts "To the promised land!" while you're on the floor, it's a pretty good idea to just run, since one dodge might not be enough.
** [[Ground-Shattering Landing]]: If he's close enough to hit the floor when executing Hell's Gate, HP-damaging Materia rocks will shoot up where he lands, giving it much more ground potential than one may think. Basically, if he shouts "To the promised land!" while you're on the floor, it's a pretty good idea to just run, since one dodge might not be enough.
* [[Super Mode|EX Mode]]: '''[[Power Gives You Wings|Reunion!]]'''
* [[Super Mode|EX Mode]]: '''[[Power Gives You Wings|Reunion!]]'''
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== Ultimecia ==
== Ultimecia ==
[[File:Dissidia_Ultimecia_2283.jpg|frame|"Foolish boy. Everything is an illusion. Your hopes, your friends -- Your life itself -- shall fade."]]
[[File:Dissidia Ultimecia 2283.jpg|frame|"Foolish boy. Everything is an illusion. Your hopes, your friends -- Your life itself -- shall fade."]]


{{quote|''"Everyone wishes they could [[Screw Destiny|change the past]]."'' -- [[Time Travel Tropes|Gears of Time]]}}
{{quote|''"Everyone wishes they could [[Screw Destiny|change the past]]."'' -- [[Time Travel Tropes|Gears of Time]]}}
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=== In ''Duodecim'' ===
=== In ''Duodecim'' ===
* [[Actually a Doombot]]: Tifa soundly kicks Ultimecia, only for Ultimecia to shatter into crystal -- it was actually a Manikin.
* [[Actually a Doombot]]: Tifa soundly kicks Ultimecia, only for Ultimecia to shatter into crystal—it was actually a Manikin.
* [[Flanderization]]: Subjected to a particularly brutal example of it in Duodecim - every line she had in Dissidia regarding her deeper motivation to return to the innocence of her youth is removed in favor of making her focused solely on compressing time and becoming [[A God Am I|omnipotent]] in that way. What's worse is this is a [[Mythology Gag]] ; the same thing happened in the Japanese to English port of FFVIII. That's right: someone on the writing team actually thought removing personality from a character was not only a good idea, but ''such'' a good idea it deserved a '''callback'''.
* [[Flanderization]]: Subjected to a particularly brutal example of it in Duodecim - every line she had in Dissidia regarding her deeper motivation to return to the innocence of her youth is removed in favor of making her focused solely on compressing time and becoming [[A God Am I|omnipotent]] in that way. What's worse is this is a [[Mythology Gag]] ; the same thing happened in the Japanese to English port of FFVIII. That's right: someone on the writing team actually thought removing personality from a character was not only a good idea, but ''such'' a good idea it deserved a '''callback'''.
* [[Designated Girl Fight]]: She's Tifa's designated story mode rival, the only time in the story where two female warriors fight.
* [[Designated Girl Fight]]: She's Tifa's designated story mode rival, the only time in the story where two female warriors fight.
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== Kuja ==
== Kuja ==
[[File:Dissidia_Kuja_1977.jpg|frame|"As one who shares your fate, I simply had to see how your heart would break upon realizing how powerless you truly are."]]
[[File:Dissidia Kuja 1977.jpg|frame|"As one who shares your fate, I simply had to see how your heart would break upon realizing how powerless you truly are."]]


{{quote|''"Everything must [[Cessation of Existence|disappear]] to truly forget the [[Awful Truth|truth]]. To do that, [[Put Them All Out of My Misery|the world must disappear as well]]."'' -- [[Omnicidal Maniac|God of Destruction]]}}
{{quote|''"Everything must [[Cessation of Existence|disappear]] to truly forget the [[Awful Truth|truth]]. To do that, [[Put Them All Out of My Misery|the world must disappear as well]]."'' -- [[Omnicidal Maniac|God of Destruction]]}}


{{quote|Voiced by: [[Akira Ishida]] (Japanese), JD Cullum (English)}}
{{quote|Voiced by: [[Akira Ishida]] (Japanese), JD Cullum (English)}}—Fighting Style: '''[[Not Quite Flight|Graceful Glider]]'''

--Fighting Style: '''[[Not Quite Flight|Graceful Glider]]'''


A confident and prideful mage who is quite jealous of Zidane for some reason. In ''[[Final Fantasy IX]]'', he was quite a [[Manipulative Bastard]] and succeeded in attaining tremendous power.
A confident and prideful mage who is quite jealous of Zidane for some reason. In ''[[Final Fantasy IX]]'', he was quite a [[Manipulative Bastard]] and succeeded in attaining tremendous power.
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* [[Non-Elemental]]: Ultima.
* [[Non-Elemental]]: Ultima.
* [[Playing with Fire]]: Flare Star.
* [[Playing with Fire]]: Flare Star.
* [[Power Floats]]: He's not called the "Graceful Glider" for nothing--while the others disregard gravity, Kuja is actively giving it both middle fingers. The only time he ever physically touches ''anything'', much less the ground, is if his opponent introduces him to it the hard way.
* [[Power Floats]]: He's not called the "Graceful Glider" for nothing—while the others disregard gravity, Kuja is actively giving it both middle fingers. The only time he ever physically touches ''anything'', much less the ground, is if his opponent introduces him to it the hard way.
* [[Squishy Wizard]]: He does a lot of damage and moves at a fair speed, but his Bravery attacks are easy to block.
* [[Squishy Wizard]]: He does a lot of damage and moves at a fair speed, but his Bravery attacks are easy to block.
** [[Glass Cannon]]
** [[Glass Cannon]]
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== Jecht ==
== Jecht ==
[[File:Dissidia_Jecht_1879.jpg|frame|"Pesky little runt. Who do you take after?"]]
[[File:Dissidia Jecht 1879.jpg|frame|"Pesky little runt. Who do you take after?"]]


{{quote|''"[[Can't Spit It Out|Unrefined]] [[Not Now, Kiddo|love]] can cause [["Well Done, Son" Guy|misunderstandings]]. It's okay... [[The Power of Love|your love]] will shine through."'' -- Medal of Honor}}
{{quote|''"[[Can't Spit It Out|Unrefined]] [[Not Now, Kiddo|love]] can cause [["Well Done, Son" Guy|misunderstandings]]. It's okay... [[The Power of Love|your love]] will shine through."'' -- Medal of Honor}}


{{quote|Voiced by: Masuo Amada (Japanese), [[Gregg Berger]] (English)}}
{{quote|Voiced by: Masuo Amada (Japanese), [[Gregg Berger]] (English)}}—Fighting Style: '''Brutal Blitzer'''

--Fighting Style: '''Brutal Blitzer'''


Tidus' father and a famed blitzball player, a sport which also becomes part of his fighting style. In ''[[Final Fantasy X]]'', he became the [[One-Winged Angel|Final Aeon]] that defeated [[Eldritch Abomination|Sin]], [[And Then John Was a Zombie|but eventually became Sin because of that]]. In ''Dissidia'', his reasons for siding with Chaos tend to express a more good attitude rather than evil intentions.
Tidus' father and a famed blitzball player, a sport which also becomes part of his fighting style. In ''[[Final Fantasy X]]'', he became the [[One-Winged Angel|Final Aeon]] that defeated [[Eldritch Abomination|Sin]], [[And Then John Was a Zombie|but eventually became Sin because of that]]. In ''Dissidia'', his reasons for siding with Chaos tend to express a more good attitude rather than evil intentions.
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* [[Spirited Competitor]]
* [[Spirited Competitor]]
* [[Storyboard Body]]: His Zanarkand Abe's chest tattoo, which also counts as a [[Chest Insignia]].
* [[Storyboard Body]]: His Zanarkand Abe's chest tattoo, which also counts as a [[Chest Insignia]].
* [[Theme Naming]]: His attacks--Jecht Rush, Jecht Block, Jecht Stream, Jecht Blade, Ultimate Jecht Shot, and in ''Dissidia 012'' we get Jecht Beam. The only attack of his that doesn't fit the theme is Triumphant Grasp, which was "Jecht Finger" in the Japanese release.
* [[Theme Naming]]: His attacks—Jecht Rush, Jecht Block, Jecht Stream, Jecht Blade, Ultimate Jecht Shot, and in ''Dissidia 012'' we get Jecht Beam. The only attack of his that doesn't fit the theme is Triumphant Grasp, which was "Jecht Finger" in the Japanese release.


=== Gameplay and Combat Tropes ===
=== Gameplay and Combat Tropes ===
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=== Design and Costume Tropes ===
=== Design and Costume Tropes ===
* [[Ambiguously Brown]]
* [[Ambiguously Brown]]
* [[Detached Sleeves]]: In his 3P costume, surprisingly enough--they're either this or [[Opera Gloves]] (''[[Real Men Wear Pink|manly]]'' opera gloves, mind).
* [[Detached Sleeves]]: In his 3P costume, surprisingly enough—they're either this or [[Opera Gloves]] (''[[Real Men Wear Pink|manly]]'' opera gloves, mind).
* [[Hot Dad]]
* [[Hot Dad]]
* [[Hunk]]: Lampshaded by Penelo.
* [[Hunk]]: Lampshaded by Penelo.
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== Gabranth ==
== Gabranth ==
[[File:Gabranthiddia_Art_1581.jpg|frame|"There is no future for the bystander, as there is naught he can defend."]]
[[File:Gabranthiddia Art 1581.jpg|frame|"There is no future for the bystander, as there is naught he can defend."]]


{{quote|''"Faithfully fulfill your role, even [[My Country, Right or Wrong|if]] [[My Master, Right or Wrong|mistaken]]. That is the definition of [[Principles Zealot|a professional]]."'' -- [[Judge, Jury, and Executioner|Gates of Judgement]]}}
{{quote|''"Faithfully fulfill your role, even [[My Country, Right or Wrong|if]] [[My Master, Right or Wrong|mistaken]]. That is the definition of [[Principles Zealot|a professional]]."'' -- [[Judge, Jury, and Executioner|Gates of Judgement]]}}
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Fighting Style: '''[[Pun|EX]]ecutioner'''
Fighting Style: '''[[Pun|EX]]ecutioner'''


Judge Magister Gabranth is one of five elite generals who command the armies of the Archadian Empire. As a military intelligence specialist, Gabranth is privy to information that could shake the land of Ivalice to its foundation. He shares a hidden, tragic past with one of the heroes, Basch Von Rosenburg. In ''Dissidia'', Gabranth can only fight effectively in EX Mode--his Brave attacks are slow and weak, and his HP attack charges his EX Bar and does no damage. However, once in EX Mode he becomes a nigh unstoppable force of destruction.
Judge Magister Gabranth is one of five elite generals who command the armies of the Archadian Empire. As a military intelligence specialist, Gabranth is privy to information that could shake the land of Ivalice to its foundation. He shares a hidden, tragic past with one of the heroes, Basch Von Rosenburg. In ''Dissidia'', Gabranth can only fight effectively in EX Mode—his Brave attacks are slow and weak, and his HP attack charges his EX Bar and does no damage. However, once in EX Mode he becomes a nigh unstoppable force of destruction.


=== General Tropes ===
=== General Tropes ===
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* [[The Power of Hate]]
* [[The Power of Hate]]
* [[Took a Level In Badass]]: Besides the [[Mask of Power|obvious powering up]] [[Super Mode|in EX Mode]], in Dissidia 012 the developers make his EX Charge charge his EX gauge INSANELY FAST. Even though EX Mode lasts a lot shorter and [[Nerf|weaker]] in 012, the new EX Charge charge speed doesn't just make up for it, it still [[Just for Pun|EXecutes everything.]]
* [[Took a Level In Badass]]: Besides the [[Mask of Power|obvious powering up]] [[Super Mode|in EX Mode]], in Dissidia 012 the developers make his EX Charge charge his EX gauge INSANELY FAST. Even though EX Mode lasts a lot shorter and [[Nerf|weaker]] in 012, the new EX Charge charge speed doesn't just make up for it, it still [[Just for Pun|EXecutes everything.]]
* [[Shout-Out]]: Gabranth's Quickenings, as stated above, are all just replicas of [[Final Fantasy XII|his brother Basch's]] Quickenings, just with different names: Basch had Fulminating Darkness, Ruin Impendent, and Flame Purge. The animations also differ slightly--Fulminating Darkness is blue-green, Fulminating Oblivion is red-orange, etc.
* [[Shout-Out]]: Gabranth's Quickenings, as stated above, are all just replicas of [[Final Fantasy XII|his brother Basch's]] Quickenings, just with different names: Basch had Fulminating Darkness, Ruin Impendent, and Flame Purge. The animations also differ slightly—Fulminating Darkness is blue-green, Fulminating Oblivion is red-orange, etc.
* [[Token Good Teammate]]: On the side of Chaos, but disliked by most of his comrades for his heroic qualities. Also, its hinted that he desires to defeat Cosmos simply to end the war and has no ulterior motives in doing so.
* [[Token Good Teammate]]: On the side of Chaos, but disliked by most of his comrades for his heroic qualities. Also, its hinted that he desires to defeat Cosmos simply to end the war and has no ulterior motives in doing so.
* [[Unstoppable Rage]]: HATRED IS <s>WHAT</s> WOT DROIVES ME! Yup, that's right, if [[The Power of Love|love]] and [[The Power of Friendship|friendship]] aren't working for you, apparently hatred works just fine in their place.
* [[Unstoppable Rage]]: HATRED IS <s>WHAT</s> WOT DROIVES ME! Yup, that's right, if [[The Power of Love|love]] and [[The Power of Friendship|friendship]] aren't working for you, apparently hatred works just fine in their place.
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* [[Badass Cape]]
* [[Badass Cape]]
* [[Black Knight]]
* [[Black Knight]]
* [[Mask of Power]]: See the description of his [[Super Mode|EX Mode]] above. Normally, Gabranth is pitiful. So pitiful, in fact, that he can't even whittle away your HP under normal circumstances. However, once he ''does'' power up... oh boy... [[Took a Level In Badass|Gabranth turns into a]] ''[[Unstoppable Rage|nigh-unstoppable force of nature]]''. [[Game Breaker|He gets so badass]] he can out-muscle [[SNK Boss|Chaos]] easily while in [[Super Mode|EX Mode]]--his combos are just as long and powerful as Chaos', he attacks just as quickly, and in the small arena his HP attacks are just as difficult to avoid.
* [[Mask of Power]]: See the description of his [[Super Mode|EX Mode]] above. Normally, Gabranth is pitiful. So pitiful, in fact, that he can't even whittle away your HP under normal circumstances. However, once he ''does'' power up... oh boy... [[Took a Level In Badass|Gabranth turns into a]] ''[[Unstoppable Rage|nigh-unstoppable force of nature]]''. [[Game Breaker|He gets so badass]] he can out-muscle [[SNK Boss|Chaos]] easily while in [[Super Mode|EX Mode]]—his combos are just as long and powerful as Chaos', he attacks just as quickly, and in the small arena his HP attacks are just as difficult to avoid.
** His character profile in ''Dissidia 012'' states that Gabranth's true power is unlocked when he dons his helmet, confirming that the helmet isn't just an aesthetic change to show his EX Mode, it really is the source of his strength. Doubles as a [[Mythology Gag]] for players familiar with his characterization in ''[[Final Fantasy XII]].
** His character profile in ''Dissidia 012'' states that Gabranth's true power is unlocked when he dons his helmet, confirming that the helmet isn't just an aesthetic change to show his EX Mode, it really is the source of his strength. Doubles as a [[Mythology Gag]] for players familiar with his characterization in ''[[Final Fantasy XII]].
*** Begs the question of why does he even take it off, then.
*** Begs the question of why does he even take it off, then.
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** Some [[No Export for You|Official Quests]] feature him however. {{spoiler|It turns out that he rebelled against his mission, when he fought Shantotto again and she couldn't remember him, and didn't want to fight anymore. He thus resolves to escape the cycles, and is even willing to fight Chaos if he must. After a fight with Garland, he tries to kill himself, but this coupled with his defiance gets him sent into the Rift until he once again submits to the will of the gods and wants to fight again. He also fights Vaan when the latter stumbles into the Rift during one of the cycles. His attempted suicide is reflected upon by The Emperor and Garland once the former witnesses Sephiroth's suicide, speculating why Gabranth's failed while Sephiroth's succeeded.}}
** Some [[No Export for You|Official Quests]] feature him however. {{spoiler|It turns out that he rebelled against his mission, when he fought Shantotto again and she couldn't remember him, and didn't want to fight anymore. He thus resolves to escape the cycles, and is even willing to fight Chaos if he must. After a fight with Garland, he tries to kill himself, but this coupled with his defiance gets him sent into the Rift until he once again submits to the will of the gods and wants to fight again. He also fights Vaan when the latter stumbles into the Rift during one of the cycles. His attempted suicide is reflected upon by The Emperor and Garland once the former witnesses Sephiroth's suicide, speculating why Gabranth's failed while Sephiroth's succeeded.}}
* [[Anti-Villain]]: He's trying to end the cycles of war like so many others. It just so happens he prefers to take on Cosmos to do it instead.
* [[Anti-Villain]]: He's trying to end the cycles of war like so many others. It just so happens he prefers to take on Cosmos to do it instead.
** Edges towards [[Designated Villain]]--attacking Cosmos is the only villainous action we see him do, and it's understable why he goes after her when you think his alternative for ending the war was to challenge [[SNK Boss|Chaos]]. And, considering his opponent guarding Cosmos is [[Sociopathic Hero|Shantotto]]...
** Edges towards [[Designated Villain]]—attacking Cosmos is the only villainous action we see him do, and it's understable why he goes after her when you think his alternative for ending the war was to challenge [[SNK Boss|Chaos]]. And, considering his opponent guarding Cosmos is [[Sociopathic Hero|Shantotto]]...
* [[Took a Level In Badass]]: In ''Dissidia'' when fought in his storyline he wasn't too impressive, having weak boosters and some accessories to improve his EX Mode duration, but he still had to charge up his gauge and could be killed before that happened. In ''Dissidia 012'' though they gave him the Puppeteer's Wheel, five "EX Mode" boosters, a Hyper Ring and an Attractorb. The result is that he enters battle with a full EX Gauge, will likely remain in EX Mode for the entire fight, has a nice buff to his base damage, and will constantly be absorbing all the EX Force in the arena so you can't get it for yourself. About all you can do is charge your Assist Gauge to try and EX Break him to force him out of EX Mode -- assuming before you challenged him you didn't kill your Assist on the board to get access to the two chests they were guarding. Oops.
* [[Took a Level In Badass]]: In ''Dissidia'' when fought in his storyline he wasn't too impressive, having weak boosters and some accessories to improve his EX Mode duration, but he still had to charge up his gauge and could be killed before that happened. In ''Dissidia 012'' though they gave him the Puppeteer's Wheel, five "EX Mode" boosters, a Hyper Ring and an Attractorb. The result is that he enters battle with a full EX Gauge, will likely remain in EX Mode for the entire fight, has a nice buff to his base damage, and will constantly be absorbing all the EX Force in the arena so you can't get it for yourself. About all you can do is charge your Assist Gauge to try and EX Break him to force him out of EX Mode—assuming before you challenged him you didn't kill your Assist on the board to get access to the two chests they were guarding. Oops.


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