Final Fantasy X: Difference between revisions
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An [[Updated Rerelease|HD remaster]] was released for [[Play Station 3]] and [[PlayStation Vita]] in 2013, for [[PlayStation 4]] in 2015 and for PC in 2016.
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* [[Lost Forever]]: Many of the items in Bevelle and Home, for example. Watch for those Al Bhed Primers!
* [[The Lonely Piano]]: The opening piece, "To Zanarkand", though it's a bit more uplifting than most pieces of this trope.
* [[Love It or Hate It]]: [[James Arnold Taylor]] has said about his [[Love It or Hate It]] Tidus voice that [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0852517/board/nest/53051851?d=120311687&p=5#120311687 he was presented to him as an angst-ridden, somewhat spoiled teenager who never had to do much but enjoy the cheers from the fans until he's thrown into a whole different world which changes him]. This is why his narrator voice is more controlled.
* [[Luke, I Am Your Father]]: {{spoiler|A very strange case, whereby the hero discovers that his estranged father has actually been transformed into the recurring monster which threatens to destroy Spira}}.
** This is also handled very matter of factly; {{spoiler|Auron outright tells Tidus only three/four hours into the game, and he just refuses to believe it until he gets way too close to Sin.}}
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* [[Pimped-Out Dress]]: Lulu's dress
* [[Pluralses]]: The Hypello talk this way.
* [[Poe's Law]]: Say, ever hear about that laughing scene? You know where Tidus and Yuna laugh like they went crazy? The scene that's held up as an example of bad English dubbing? Well guess what...[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAgVjH9V9Ps&feature=related it's identical in the Japanese version, except that Tidus sounds like a crow and not a seagull], because the ''entire point'' of that sequence is that Tidus and Yuna are ''faking it'' - most people spreading this were either making fun of it (because they sound like birds!) or took it out of context...or [[Selective Obliviousness|completely ignored what happened afterwords.]] ("We thought you had gone crazy!")
* [[Posthumous Character]]: This is how we get the surprisingly complex [[Character Development]] for Jecht. {{spoiler|Even if it turns out he's not actually dead yet}}.
* [[Post-Mortem Conversion]]: In life, Braska was a thorn in the side of the Church who reached out to the Al-Bhed. After his death, they try to turn him into a hero of the Church and make sure that everyone forgets about his true feelings and actions.
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* [[Video Wills]]: {{spoiler|Yuna's}} sphere.
** Eventually, once he realizes {{spoiler|he's never going back to his own Zanarkand, Jecht}}'s Spheres become this.
* [[Villain Decay]]: After defeating {{spoiler|Seymour for the second time}}, he drops out of significance in the plot and eventually becomes a [[Goldfish Poop Gang|complete joke]]. Not even the main characters take him seriously anymore, with Tidus' reaction to their final confrontation being one of simple annoyance.
** Ironically, he becomes ''tougher'' as a boss, so I guess it all balances out?
* [[Visionary Villain]]: Seymour and his plan to ''purify'' Spira.
** Also {{spoiler|Yu Yevon creating Sin to punish Spira for trashing Zanarkand.}}
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