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== [[Final Fantasy X (Video Game)|Yu Yevon]] will make a surprise appearance. ==

The fans will naturally go [[Flat What|what]], but be [[Ensemble Darkhorse|unexpectedly pleased]] by his actual portrayal in the game, [[Rescued Fromfrom the Scrappy Heap|making him more than a joke and a disappointment in the eyes of fans.]] Bonus points if Square-Enix keeps his "tick with a glowing eye" form.

Self-explanatory, really, considering the game's art style and premise<ref> (alongside the fact that [[Epileptic Trees|probably]] SE wanted this game to be part of the ''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy]]'' canon, but the idea of a Dissidia game on a Nintendo console [[Screwed Byby the Lawyers|was a no-go]] [[Executive Meddling|for Sony]])</ref>, but there's still the question about ''how'' this game came to be. So, [[User:Alex Sora 89|my]] guess is that this game spun off from a custom quest (read: playable fanfic) from ''[[Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy]]'', since that game's Japanese version [[Regional Bonus|allowed people to share their quests online via Mognet]]: one where a villain, most presumably [[Ax Crazy|Kefka]], got [[Reality Warper|reality-warping powers]] from Chaos and used them to turn the heroes into their [[Kingdom HeartscodedHearts (Video Game)coded|avatar]] versions, as the game's quest editor allows players to include them into their speech bubbles. Square found out about that quest, went "[[Sure Why Not]]" and the rest is history. Or this game simply makes all of the heroes' avatar versions seen among the avatars in ''Dissidia 012'' an [[Ascended Extra]]. Either way, this is the theory.