Dissidia Final Fantasy: Difference between revisions

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The story goes that the God of Discord, Chaos, and the Goddess of Harmony, Cosmos ([[Original Generation|a new character]]), are waging war by [[Divine Chessboard|summoning champions]] from other worlds to a new world. The champions are tasked to fight until one of the two gods is victorious, at which point they will be freed to return home, but there's far more to the war than the mortals have been told, and the war isn't as divinely important as they're lead to believe. The game's story reveals that the war between the gods is part of a [[Groundhog Day Loop]], with [[Laser-Guided Amnesia]] inflicted on the losers before they awaken to fight again after one side loses. Thus the heroes seek to carry out Cosmos's plan to bring about a true end to the cycles and stop the plans of Chaos's warriors to exploit the cycle for their own ends. Bonus storylines reveal the nature of the two gods, how the war came to start, and why.

 

 

 

The campaign mode features storylines for the individual characters that [[Rashomon Style|interact]] to form a much larger storyline, as well as a simple Arcade Mode, Quick Battle and a Duel Colosseum. Being that they're intended to pay homage to twenty years of ''Final Fantasy'', the games have a lot more fun with themselves than you might expect from the series. There are a million [[Continuity Nod|Continuity Nods]] and [[Mythology Gag|Mythology Gags]], and quite a bit of [[Lampshade Hanging]]. The storyline is also chock full of allusions to previous games, from story parallels to line dropping. Being that it ''is'' a fighting game, players also get to have fun [[Video Game Cruelty Potential|beating up their most hated characters with their most beloved]].

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