They said something similar at the end of the first part, and part 2 more or less followed the plot of the first game. Not exactly, no, but it's not far off.
Hmm, Cait Sith's line during the Loveless scene seem like it is foreshadowing... "What is the future, if not the product of choices past? Each a fork in a road. None can divine the conclusion of every path. And yet, all tales that begins with a chance encounter share the same end: a tearful farewell"
Depending on how big the game will be. The thing is, Part 3 will be the third act and the climax of the story, so it won't make sense, going around exploring an open world, doing silly side quests and playing mini games while you're racing against time to save the world and stop Sephiroth.
@@alisalem4688you could run around and do side quests in the original before fighting sephiroth so idk why ur trying to make a “real take” with a video game
Thats right infact hamaguchi stated sephiroth can only deal damage when sephiroth was attacked from different universes like what happened in sephiroth reborn form when sephiroth reborn materialized in the singularity (cloud in the edge of creation), terrier timeline/universe (Zack's universe), beagle timeline/universe (tifa and the gang) at the same time....
cloud saved aerith in the rebirth timeline but sephiroth changed it to one where she dies. cloud can see aerith at the end because cloud is hollow and influenced by both aerith and sephiroth. Only him can see aerith. Red can sense her because he's also attuned to the spirits but he cannot see her. The next game will end with the Cloud we know dying. He has to. Cloud is what keeps Sephiroth tethered to reality. This is said in advent children. It's why Sephiroth saves Cloud from midgardsomr. If Cloud dies, so does Sephiroth. Remember that Aerith keeps wanting to meet the real Cloud. The Cloud that is free from Sephiroth's influence.
The White Whisper (Aerith) is what changed it where she died. She knew she had to, to protect for the party. It’s even more heartbreaking than Sephiroth being the 1
Yeah. I was so friggin tired after the boss rush I didn’t know how to process the end of the game. The white whispers are Aerith’s then? God. I want her to live so badly and watching her get saved and then immediately murdered again hurt my heart so much
So it's either Aerith or the World. In the version of reality where Aerith gives Cloud the "working" White Materia she is alive, and the NPCs keep saying the world is ending. Maybe that's what we are seeing when Aerith dies, when it flickers between blood / no-blood, we see the version(s) of reality where she survives at the cost of the entire world. That's so messed up it hurts, right here (*points at heart). 😅 I truly believed this was a sequel and we could save her "this time".....😭 I won't stop hoping though. The fact that we didn't see the game-defining scene when Cloud leaves her body in the lake makes me think something isn't entirely right....
Some clarification regarding the "cloud might be able to see aerith for the rest of the journey" bit. It seems it was taken from advent children as cloud is able to see, hear and speak with both aerith and zack in advent children.
All you need to do to understand this part of the story is keep an eye on the rainbows. Every time multiworld stuff is going on there is a rainbow lighting effect somewhere on the screen.
My guess is sephiroth will succeed in combining all universes and will converge as one but this will also converge cloud and all others as well giving them one last shot to really take down sephorath
It's obvious Cloud deflecting the hit created a world where Aerith didn't die. Sephiroth somehow glitches Cloud between the split worlds. The one he saved her and the one he didn't. Or Cloud somehow glitches between them on his own. And since he doesn't hold his head or anything this isn't probably a Jenova PTSD thing just him moving between the worlds at the same time. For all we know Cloud at the ending can see both said worlds and one of them has the fractured sky or our own world starts fading since Seph told us all worlds will fade one-way or another.
Plot twist: Lightning from FFXIII is actually a time-traveling Yuna from FFX, on a quest to become the ultimate summoner across dimensions. This means Tidus is somehow Noel, right? And let's not forget, this implies that Chocobos are secretly Moogles in disguise, mastering the art of illusion. Thus, the eternal struggle isn't between light and darkness, but who gets the last slice of Gysahl Greens pizza at the interdimensional Final Fantasy party.
Cloud isn't the only one who can see the crack in the sky in THEIR timeline. The crack in the sky is in the alternate timeline (where Aerith survived). The cracks in the sky indicate unstable worlds that are destined to collapse. There is no crack in the main timeline. As that is still the world where the original ending will play out (i.e fate)
This didn’t have to be this complicated. Sephiroth is in the lifestream, but he refuses to merge with it which is what created the stigma in Advent Children, ultimately resulting in his return. When cloud defeated him again, he promised not to ever become a memory. this should have lead up with him figuring out how to time travel with the wisp things being there to ensure he doesn’t alter fate and is absorbed into the lifestream proper. The conflict would’dve been cloud, being part sephiroth, knowing the timeline has changed and would be tempted to beat the script to save aerith and perhaps Zack. this just opened a whole can of unnecessary worms.
This explanation makes the most sense to me, I’ve seen a lot of different theories about who the Aerith at the end is. It being her spirit lines up with the OG game, while the one he told to wake up is in an alternate timeline. The way they show it is just so confusing lmao
Only in timeline 26 and Disney world 72, otherwise Sephiroth got possessed by Ultimecia and will bring all time into a singularity after a psychedelic fever dream ending cutscene.
Watching that ending left me with more questions than anything, and then we have to wait at least 2 or 3 years for the next part?! Thankfully the gameplay is great and the story up until the end.
@@joeycoe85Nomura isn’t writing the remake trilogy. He was a director for remake but didn’t do any of the story beats (he’s said this in multiple interviews) He was the one who wanted remake to be a 1:1 remake
@@jamrah8713 Nomura was the one who originally pushed for the divergences in plot from the original. Including the abysmal endings for both games. There's a whole interview about it. I'm not sure where you got the opposing info from.
It is Sephiroth's goal to get Cloud to believe that death is not a big deal. It is a homecoming. Perhaps it was intended to have less drama for multi verse purpose. The greater story outweighs old iconic moments. NGL it would ruin the tone of the current story if they faithfully adapted that scene. Don't get attach to a multiverse.
@@torchlight1785 Thats a load of bull.. Notice how everyone's limit break was full except for Cloud's in the final boss fight? Sends a powerful message about Cloud's denial and opens up perfectly for part 3. The impact still hits hard.
Can someone explain to me why if there are 2 timelines since they defeated whisper on the highway, and why in main timeline we are playing, you can hear the news about the disaster exactly same at timeline where Zack survives? (the news is played by the radio at the Kalm's inn)
It was fun when it was expanded from time to time But now literally everything have multiverse storyline and no one gives af about it because of how overwhelming this subject have become
My concern is a few years later FF7 remake 2.0 will come out and make the story even dumber. I'm getting really tired of this multiverse stuff. it's like the writers don't know when to let things end and be on their own. Plus it's now being used as a lazy plot device which shows how pointless choices and events are now. Why should we care when in another multiverse that death of a character is undone or doesn't happen?
I've watched several videos for the explanation of the ending, but no one takes into consideration Zack's final scene in the Remake DLC (when he enters the church full of people), which apparently cannot be linked with what we saw in Rebirth Zack's timeline. Any idea?
Zack entered Midgar, the first thing he did was look for Aerith at the church, she wasn’t there; then he goes to sector 5 and that’s where Rebirth starts.
Can somone explain zacks story to me in rebirth. So in this time line he saves cloud and lives. Fine. But how does bigs know cloud since the 1st bombing mission if cloud was with zack? Also at the end of intergrade we see zach go to look for aerith at the church, but obviously in rebirth he finds her right away so what gives? Then after he reunites with OG cloud hes sent to a diffrent timeline where meteors happening but then transported again to his timline?
The video isn't explaining but: This Biggs consciousness crossed over. The Cloud he knew is the Cloud we know. No its not directly explained, its a mystery for later. His memories of Cloud do not match Zack's. He knows Cloud as a merc. His story may be the start of Zack learning how he might be able to cross worlds himself. For altZack meeting altAerith, its either that he went to the church, didn't find her, so he went further into the sector town and saw the news - or its another world branch. I'm leaning to the former, as Zack didn't exactly look shocked at the disaster news, only the spotting of Aerith on screen. The story seems to make enough sense to me that he dragged altCloud into the city, focused on the church, didn't find Aerith there but learned of the storm disaster, went further into the sector for more info, and saw altAerith on the news. For the last question, its unknown (to me at least), but it may be implied an Aerith saved him and brought him back, just as Sephiroth sent him to there. There is a larger battle in the Lifestream by entities that are able to keep their individuality and wield great power, but it always has drastic results whenever either meddle. Aerith, symbolized by the white feather (which is a stunning hint about some stuff in the Compilation now) is pretty clearly favoring this Zack for a greater purpose.
Yes, every major choice/action creates a new timeline divergent to the one we're playing. A new universe was created where Cloud deflected Sephiroths sword and Aeris didn't die in the Ancient Capital
Aerith dies even with Cloud deflecting Sephiroth's attack. Does summoning the Holy materia require some sort of sacrifice ? meaning in the original game Aerith would have died anyway even without Sephiroth's attack? In a way, it explains why at the end of the original game even though she died, the Holy materia was activated.
In the OG it's implied she knew she had to physically die, so she could enter the lifestream and command both the lifestream and holy. This is exactly what happens at the end of the OG: holy creates a barrier, but meteor is far too close and easily breaks through holy, until lifestream emerges from everywhere and, together with holy, destroys meteor. And we see Aerith's face, reminiscing the first intro of the game, and implying it was her who controlled the lifestream.
No that's not at all what's happening here. When Cloud deflected Sephiroth a new timeline was created were Aerith survived. The scenes we see with Aerith duying are from another timeline where Cloud didn't deflect the hit. Don't be shocked if you see Aerith alive in the first trailers of part 3.
@@punkpop101I think the point Is now thar there's a timeline where zacks alive, a timeline where aerith is alive and a timeline where sephiroth gets defeated. The aim is to merge all 3 timelines when sephy tries to enact his plan. Also in this universe, the materia didn't glow green as its bouncing away. Something nobody seems to have picked up on yet...
Yeah...and a old way to declare everything bad and hate on anything... just because its multiverse its not bad! And that mostly comes from people that celebrate garbage like the Batman or Mission impossible...
@@DarylMCDeath Multiverse removes the stakes of the story so the themes become meaningless. Also in this particular case it is very disrespectful to Hironobu Sakaguchi and his dead mother.
so, watched Easy Allies go over the game, Max pointed out something interesting in the end with Aerith, she's got a red glint in her eyes and doesnt act like how we all remember her and Cloud's relationship (in the 'you promise' bit with Cloud). Which other being has a red glint in their eyes? Jenova.
@@HaggyGTthat really isn't the point. People are pissed off the very concept of a multiverse existing in FF7 is there to begin with. It tramples the core themes the original game set the foundation for.
The Marlene in the "other timeline" only seems to have a knowledge of whats supposed to happen to Aerith. After all, the Marlene from Cloud's timeline is still doing well in Midgar. Biggs on the other hand was clearly from Cloud's timeline. I'm a bit disappointed though that he was "summoned" to another timeline, only just to die yet again. Hopefully, just like how Zack getting re-summoned in the church again, it would happen to Biggs, Wedge and Jessie as well.
@@shuadelossantos9397 Marlene knows the future because Aerith show her. It happens in the Remake part 1 when the plate has to fall over Sector 7 and Aerith helps in the evacuation while she has to find Marlene. So, Marlene knows in every reality where Aerith did that.
"She dies if she wakes up". "Cloud tries to save her, but he doesn't make it in time". "He almost does, but he doesn't". ... "Aerith... Wake up". Torn sky, seen by both Zack and Cloud. Hint enough for you? Perhaps. But what will you do with it? Let's see.
@@2011supergamer Yeah and it should've never had the "remake" tag which was used to drag people in. Now what are the chances of getting an actual ff7 remake because of this crap
Not sure about that black materia part tho. In OG, the temple IS the black materia. In Rebirth, Aerith tells Cloud he picks a fake one. When the temple shrinks, we can clearly see some stuff falling from that point. Then Cloud and Aerith also fall deep down. Finally, after waking up, Aerith may have put the black materia in Cloud's pocket, for whatever reason we don't know yet.
FF7 Remake came out in 2020, Doctor Strange 2, 2022. Square had already written the whole trilogy years before the game came out, they cant pull a “Doctor Strange “ if it was decided years before it.. try again.
So what they did is take away the impact of Aeriths death by letting us know there are infinite versions of her, basically she’s still alive. Also lessens the importance of the OG timeline.
Wrong on all counts when 1. That scene will be fully shown in Part 3 2. Aerith is dead here. Remember, Cloud's mind is broken which made him think Aerith is still there but she's just a ghost. The game isn't telling u that there are infinite versions of her 3. Nun of this lessens the OG timeline
You know, there are also infinite version of you playing infinite version of Final Fantasy VII remake in the current multiverse anyway... we are mindfucked nevertheless lol
@@terrellthaddies7867 Yes it does, her death was softened by all the multiverse nonsense, in the OG game Aerith, our ONLY Aerith, gets killed and returns to the planet, she is not lingering around like nothing happened. Loss is extremely difficult to deal with, but when you have infinite versions of Aerith, what are you losing?
@@av-ls5df it’s a real bummer FFVII is not just one of the best games I’ve ever played but it’s also one of my favorite stories along with Stephen King’s IT, full metal alchemist, The Fountain head and Ender’s game.
Idk man some companies tend to get everything right in terms of a game except the story. Idk why do they like to over complicate things to the point we cant make sense of it and have to spend extra time and effort to understand it lmfaoo. Im looking at Nier and the recent Assassins Creed entries and no doubt lots of others also exist
Meteor is mentioned and connected to the black materia in this one, including flashbacks to the scene the party saw in remake. The white materia isn't explicitly called holy at any part yet though, just that its used alongside prayers to protect the planet.
See the possibilities my boy, in the OG FF7, we never get to see the promised land which is a waste and gave us a feeling of incompleteness and lacking, now with this multiverse stuffs happening, we can now have a possibility of seeing a timeline with the promised land found.
So basically there are infinite timelines and Sephiroth and Aerith are traveling among them to fight for planet’s faith. Cloud travelled too and so he can see the break in the sky.
So the second game wraps up the whole original storyline and the final part of the trilogy is basically ff7 avengers saving the multiverse from sephoroth who is basically Thanos lmfao is that or is there an at the events of Advent children in the video game very loosely
so cloud can see glimpses of the other worlds from time to time and even travel between worlds at the end. aerith is helping through the lifestream much like in advent children.
The plot and point isn't changed, though. Not really. Aerith still died, but a different ephemeral world was spawned in which she lives. It is destined to end soon, which is why its sky is fragmented. Sephiroth's goal has expanded in scope, instead of just merging all souls into the Lifestream and ruling the planet, he wants to merge all the different fleeting timelines into a single unending reality that he can rule for eternity. Aerith's goal is still to stop him, allowing things to end. So the message and point is still that you have to accept death and move on. Nothing lasts forever. All these other realities will end and when the Remake trilogy is over everything will be in its rightful place and the plot will progress on into Advent Children as usual. This has already been confirmed by the developers.
A list of questions: 1) At what point does the scene in Intermission take place, where Zack came to Airith’s church and found out that she was not there, because judging by the amount of dirt on his face, he went to Midgar immediately after canceling his execution, without entering the church. (is there a third timeline here?) 2) Midgar was destroyed by a tornado, in Cloud’s reality he was not there, but he was in the pocket universe when we went to beat Seph at the very end of the remake (Did we beat Seph in Zack’s reality? Are the worlds somehow still connected?) 3) In the news they say that they are looking for a former soldier with a Buster Sword, and they are looking for him in the ruins of Midgar, i.e. It’s immediately obvious that this is not Zack, but Cloud (how many damn Clouds are there in Zack’s reality?) 4) How does time work here, because between the execution of Zack and the party’s departure from Midgar, at least a week or two must pass, while Zack, after the cancellation of the canonical execution, comes to Midgar at the moment when the escape from Midgar in theory should have taken place, but for him - It took at most half a day and a half.
The trilogy is LITERALLY a sequel to advent children: don’t get it twisted from the first game you can clearly tell that Aerith and Sephiroth knew what was going to happen in the future and by challenging fate multiple timelines were created so there’s still a chance to see Aerith back in the third game in fact she’s alive in Zack’s timeline.
@@Deimos1739I wouldn’t even mind that if at least we got an interesting side story with him and gameplay, but it really seems that they added Zack just for the sake of it
By the time part 3 comes out I’ll be closer in age to cid and Barrett why didn’t they put this game on a whole package why are they giving it the hobbit movie treatment?
u don’t understand this game then, supposedly all universe follow the og ff7 storyline where everyone fate is predetermined but in ff7 remake they defy the destiny alltogether and that why those whisper came out they trying to stop them to deviate from og path the whole fr7 remake is like Loki from marvel tv series lol
@kaycex1 and that's exactly why we hate it. FF7 was never about tinelines or a multiverse, yet they somehow turned it into one with these newer games. It overshadows, and shatters Sakaguchi's original vision of 'Life' and its importance.
@@Auster9376 It doesn't change the basics of Shinto and Budhism. According to FF7 in death they return to the planet and that will trigger new life. Buddhists believe that death marks the end of this life and the passage into the next. It is just one spoke among infinite spokes in the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth. While in Shinto the afterlife largely revolve around the idea that the spirit survives bodily death and continues to assist the living. The multiverse is a contemporary scientific concept in cosmology and physics due to the Quantum theory.
Dudes, the story is not about multiverse or multimeline, every odd is just dreams or pocket world created by the planet, the last date of cloud and Aerith says all, all npc were aware of the fakeness of their environment and aware of their death. Zack kn other hand is in a limbo between life and death since he still had unsolved issues like want to see aerith again.
So they remade 7. Introduced an element that completely overshadows 7's story. Then poorly implimented it ... Wonderful. They managed to tread the line of pissing off both fans who wanted the OG story and fans who wanted something different.
It would actually answer some of the weird story elements in FF8. Anyone who played the game, knows that after a failed attempt, the whole game essentially switches style.
Ok, but who was aerith talking too at costa del sol? The first time the voice was likely red, but the second time the voice was speaking to her (helping her keep watch) and red was clearly sleeping. He even wakes up starteled later. So....who was she speaking too?
We never see comatose Aerith and Cloud again, right? So they're still present in the 'hopeful' Zack timeline where he wants to meet up with 'our' Cloud again?
any storyline that uses multiverse is really down bad creatively. honestly square enix has many final fantasy games and yet 7 is getting all these extra games. 7 is great. but if anything 6 or maybe 9 should’ve gotten a hd remake
a lot of people bullshiting about ''bur multiverse ruin it because infinite aeriths take away the heavy of her death'' dude can you understand THAT ALL THIS AERITHS ARE DOOMED TO BE DEAD BY SEPHIROTH IN SOME POINT and also the scene with her spirit existing does that in the original anyway
There are six universes represented by a different breed of Stamp. Cloud Alpha Universe with Beagle Stamp is over lapping with Spitz Stamp universe to get the white material, see the warning sign of meteor and fight Sephiroth at the end.
Why couldnt they just retell the original story with some more character development elements rather than completely overhauling the storyline and twisting it soo much..
Square Enix could not fit the whole game without cut any content, that would game the game too big around 200 + GB space requied. So extra story was to fill each trilogy into FF7 saga.
Can we stop pretending Nomura's fanfiction makes sense? It's borderline nonesensical and actually unnecessary. It's embarassing how one PSP cutscene is better than 2 FF7r game worth of content.
IMHO, war with Wutai aims at not letting Shinra bring down the barrier around the Northern Crater. Sabotaging Midgar properly won't allow the use of Junon cannon against it.
Howso? She died just as she did before. It's implied there is a timeline where she does not, but that doesn't change that she did die. I'm not really getting all the people who want Aerith to die over and over again, nor people that think if she doesn't die in at least one timeline that this is somehow a travesty.
@@SubduedRadical The theme of FF7 was centered around how Hironobu Sakaguchi dealt with his mother death. For it to make any sense at all, the story representing that theme must understand and deal with the fact that dead people does not come back to life like in fairy tales. The remake trilogy is disrespectful to both the OG game and to Hironobu Sakaguchi.
Spoiler: The final boss is Chadley.
We all know that's going to happen. Chadley is hojo
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So tired of that kid, and the damned music it plays whenever you go near him.
Spoiler: The final boss is Chocobo Sam
😂😂😂😂
@@karmakittenz69 no wonder I've never liked him
Sephiroth thought why mentally break one cloud when you can mess up multiple cloud's lol
Gotta respect the commitment
That is because a mentaly break cloud can't locate the real black materia....
Also Sephiroth: *drops the black materia after Cloud gave it to him*
Pick it up and bring it to me. I'm asserting my dominance.
Man's going for every cloud ☁️
If multiple universes mean multiple Clouds, does that mean there are multiple Sephiroths?
‘No promises await at journeys end’ they’re literally saying ‘we’re gonna absolutely off the rails in the last game’ loool
Genesis will be the true antagonist 😂
They said something similar at the end of the first part, and part 2 more or less followed the plot of the first game. Not exactly, no, but it's not far off.
They said the same at the end of the first game and that was pretty much a lie
Pretty much. Everything changes next game lol. Sora from kingdom hearts will come a help cloud kill sepiroth 😂😂😂
@@Djamp_htxno they didn’t. They said “The Unknown Journey will continue”
Hmm, Cait Sith's line during the Loveless scene seem like it is foreshadowing... "What is the future, if not the product of choices past? Each a fork in a road. None can divine the conclusion of every path. And yet, all tales that begins with a chance encounter share the same end: a tearful farewell"
That's sooooo general though. You could say that about literally any story and it would be true.
Yeah he could've been talking an episode Family Guy. @TheNuts1225
Thanks Genesis
Some great lines in loveless, even if the morrow is barren of promise, nothing shall forstow my return
Well… see you in a few years…
Depending on how big the game will be. The thing is, Part 3 will be the third act and the climax of the story, so it won't make sense, going around exploring an open world, doing silly side quests and playing mini games while you're racing against time to save the world and stop Sephiroth.
Of course it does, it’s a video game!!
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@@alisalem4688you could run around and do side quests in the original before fighting sephiroth so idk why ur trying to make a “real take” with a video game
@@alisalem4688it will most probably be mostly story, fights and action. They really spammed the Minigames in rebirth man
I’m gonna guess in part 3 omnislash limit break in the final battle will see a multiverse of clouds pop up to slash the ultimate version of Sepiroth.
That's the truth of the omnislash all along. There's always has been more than just 1 cloud. They diverge to do omnislash.
what about knights of the round?
Thats right infact hamaguchi stated sephiroth can only deal damage when sephiroth was attacked from different universes like what happened in sephiroth reborn form when sephiroth reborn materialized in the singularity (cloud in the edge of creation), terrier timeline/universe (Zack's universe), beagle timeline/universe (tifa and the gang) at the same time....
saving it for 3 yrs later when this theory proves true.
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cloud saved aerith in the rebirth timeline but sephiroth changed it to one where she dies.
cloud can see aerith at the end because cloud is hollow and influenced by both aerith and sephiroth.
Only him can see aerith. Red can sense her because he's also attuned to the spirits but he cannot see her.
The next game will end with the Cloud we know dying. He has to. Cloud is what keeps Sephiroth tethered to reality.
This is said in advent children.
It's why Sephiroth saves Cloud from midgardsomr. If Cloud dies, so does Sephiroth.
Remember that Aerith keeps wanting to meet the real Cloud. The Cloud that is free from Sephiroth's influence.
This makes so much sense
The White Whisper (Aerith) is what changed it where she died. She knew she had to, to protect for the party. It’s even more heartbreaking than Sephiroth being the 1
Yeah. I was so friggin tired after the boss rush I didn’t know how to process the end of the game. The white whispers are Aerith’s then?
God. I want her to live so badly and watching her get saved and then immediately murdered again hurt my heart so much
So it's either Aerith or the World. In the version of reality where Aerith gives Cloud the "working" White Materia she is alive, and the NPCs keep saying the world is ending.
Maybe that's what we are seeing when Aerith dies, when it flickers between blood / no-blood, we see the version(s) of reality where she survives at the cost of the entire world. That's so messed up it hurts, right here (*points at heart). 😅
I truly believed this was a sequel and we could save her "this time".....😭
I won't stop hoping though. The fact that we didn't see the game-defining scene when Cloud leaves her body in the lake makes me think something isn't entirely right....
Some clarification regarding the "cloud might be able to see aerith for the rest of the journey" bit. It seems it was taken from advent children as cloud is able to see, hear and speak with both aerith and zack in advent children.
Could've all been in his head.
This is different
Yup and after advent children is when Sephiroths "remake" then "rebirth" story happens well that's what I'm thinking
@@scottfraser193 it's a multiverse, it's not A to B and Advent Children antagonist have already been defeated in this timeline.
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All you need to do to understand this part of the story is keep an eye on the rainbows. Every time multiworld stuff is going on there is a rainbow lighting effect somewhere on the screen.
Donald duck agrees with you.
And the dog logos to , there’s 3 of them meaning 3 different dimensions
more like when a rainbow occurs a new universe is created. We see this in Zack and at the end with Cloud saving/not saving Aerith.
@@ta3525there’s 5 actually lol
Never hated a dog in my entire a life, but Stamp needs to cross the road on a busy day……all 5 versions of him
Aerith showing up to help you fight the final seph was SICK
My guess is sephiroth will succeed in combining all universes and will converge as one but this will also converge cloud and all others as well giving them one last shot to really take down sephorath
It's obvious Cloud deflecting the hit created a world where Aerith didn't die. Sephiroth somehow glitches Cloud between the split worlds. The one he saved her and the one he didn't. Or Cloud somehow glitches between them on his own. And since he doesn't hold his head or anything this isn't probably a Jenova PTSD thing just him moving between the worlds at the same time. For all we know Cloud at the ending can see both said worlds and one of them has the fractured sky or our own world starts fading since Seph told us all worlds will fade one-way or another.
But its also obvious thats not what's happening. What's obvious is NO ONE actually knows what's going on, and just giving their interpretations.
@@r3gret2079 agree
@@r3gret2079 wow no wonder your wife left you
@@curtsuneson6161 lol. Wtf are you yapping about?
@@r3gret2079 Your wife left you bro We get it. Keep coping though
New theory, Sephiroth is Ultimecia, thus, Sephiroth is rinoa
Thus Cloud is Squall and Zack is Selfer
Yup, that's your storytelling of ff7 basically.
Plot twist: Lightning from FFXIII is actually a time-traveling Yuna from FFX, on a quest to become the ultimate summoner across dimensions. This means Tidus is somehow Noel, right? And let's not forget, this implies that Chocobos are secretly Moogles in disguise, mastering the art of illusion. Thus, the eternal struggle isn't between light and darkness, but who gets the last slice of Gysahl Greens pizza at the interdimensional Final Fantasy party.
Then Mickey Mouse shows up and plunges his keyblade deep into the meteor and everyone lives happily ever after.
multiverse kompression
Cloud isn't the only one who can see the crack in the sky in THEIR timeline. The crack in the sky is in the alternate timeline (where Aerith survived). The cracks in the sky indicate unstable worlds that are destined to collapse. There is no crack in the main timeline. As that is still the world where the original ending will play out (i.e fate)
This didn’t have to be this complicated. Sephiroth is in the lifestream, but he refuses to merge with it which is what created the stigma in Advent Children, ultimately resulting in his return. When cloud defeated him again, he promised not to ever become a memory. this should have lead up with him figuring out how to time travel with the wisp things being there to ensure he doesn’t alter fate and is absorbed into the lifestream proper. The conflict would’dve been cloud, being part sephiroth, knowing the timeline has changed and would be tempted to beat the script to save aerith and perhaps Zack. this just opened a whole can of unnecessary worms.
Brain worm is a common reference to how Nomura works.
@@metastase895Nomura isnt a writer.
@@likagrom6953but nomura is the authornof the novels and advent children, but it is still hamaguchi's decision all along
@@SeferAngeloEspiritusalso Nojima and Kitase who are writer and producer (which have more sway in Japan) respectively.
That would be boring.
This explanation makes the most sense to me, I’ve seen a lot of different theories about who the Aerith at the end is. It being her spirit lines up with the OG game, while the one he told to wake up is in an alternate timeline. The way they show it is just so confusing lmao
Fans: We want a FF7 Remake!
Square Enix: Kingdom Hearts it is then.
LOL
Nothing like kh wtf
A sequel is better to fix the ending
The whole reunion of Jenova is literally the gathering of 13 incarnations of sephiroth. It’s the same story…
@@iTrustInTheMusicReally? And where prey tell did you get that 13 Sephiroth statement from? Cause it’s not in the game.
So Sephiroth became Xehanort?
Which one?
Only in timeline 26 and Disney world 72, otherwise Sephiroth got possessed by Ultimecia and will bring all time into a singularity after a psychedelic fever dream ending cutscene.
What a coincidence, Young Xehanort's English VA plays Sephiroth Clone Glen. :V
Just thought the same after watching Rufus and Glen/Gled.
😂😂😂 pretty much
To all those people that said “oh I’ll just play the remakes instead of the OG”. This is why we said not to
Lol
This is the Elizabeth Bioshock Infinite shenanigans all over again. Fans to this day is arguing whether she is still alive.
Nobody said that
Well this is a sequel
@@andresgarza8511it’s a soft reboot. No one from SE has ever said that it is a sequel to the 1997 game.
2:19 Sephiroth is literally just the Terminator now lol
Watching that ending left me with more questions than anything, and then we have to wait at least 2 or 3 years for the next part?! Thankfully the gameplay is great and the story up until the end.
@@Qunt21It won’t take them that long. They are have most of the world and resources already done.
@@resolvedfate1295this game was huge and took 4 years. Part 3 is gonna be even bigger so 4 years is the safest bet
@@Qunt21😢😢
Makes sense tho, they said its going to be huge
They said 2027 which is 3 years
@@TheGrandeTop10 and that'l be the 30 yr anniversary
Imagine if in the third one there's a new sephiroth boss aside from the original one since sephiroths plan is bigger than it was in the original
So Square Enix took The Kingdom Hearts Confuse the heck outta the players approach 😂 😂 😂
Same writer. What else did you expect?
@@joeycoe85Nomura isn’t writing the remake trilogy. He was a director for remake but didn’t do any of the story beats (he’s said this in multiple interviews)
He was the one who wanted remake to be a 1:1 remake
@@jamrah8713 Nomura was the one who originally pushed for the divergences in plot from the original.
Including the abysmal endings for both games. There's a whole interview about it. I'm not sure where you got the opposing info from.
@@grantlawrence4600 no he didn't
Yeah, he did it’s not solely Nomura fault, but he had a part to play.
Would have been nice if Zack was the one to blocked Sephi sword and save Aerith.
So she got killed again but this time in a convoluted sequence without any drama.
Yeah sadly the impact of the scene is severely reduced because of how they handled it. One of the most iconic moments in gaming.
It is Sephiroth's goal to get Cloud to believe that death is not a big deal. It is a homecoming. Perhaps it was intended to have less drama for multi verse purpose. The greater story outweighs old iconic moments. NGL it would ruin the tone of the current story if they faithfully adapted that scene. Don't get attach to a multiverse.
@@torchlight1785 Thats a load of bull.. Notice how everyone's limit break was full except for Cloud's in the final boss fight? Sends a powerful message about Cloud's denial and opens up perfectly for part 3. The impact still hits hard.
Exactly! @@cbgg1585
Yeah it looked like a big budget confusing version of what happened in 1997
Can someone explain to me why if there are 2 timelines since they defeated whisper on the highway, and why in main timeline we are playing, you can hear the news about the disaster exactly same at timeline where Zack survives? (the news is played by the radio at the Kalm's inn)
There's 3 timelines,in one of them the story merges and that's why they both hear it
Think of it like a core event
Because the singularity was felt across all timelines as showed after Zack survived and looked at midgar and saw all the wackiness
In theory there is one different branch of reality for every decision an individual does or doesn't.
One where it happened, one where it couldn't have happened
This is treading into FF8 territory. Will Laguna and Irvine pop up in Reunion?
It turns out they all went to the same orphanage. Even Cait Sith
Maybe, but maybe Sora Donald and Goofy will too since we’re in Kingdom Hearts territory now
Yeah but FF8 did it 25 years ago xD
So sick of multiverse
It was fun when it was expanded from time to time
But now literally everything have multiverse storyline and no one gives af about it because of how overwhelming this subject have become
Such a turn off
My concern is a few years later FF7 remake 2.0 will come out and make the story even dumber.
I'm getting really tired of this multiverse stuff. it's like the writers don't know when to let things end and be on their own. Plus it's now being used as a lazy plot device which shows how pointless choices and events are now. Why should we care when in another multiverse that death of a character is undone or doesn't happen?
2 timelines isn't a multiverse, stop watching garbage MCU stuff
@@HaggyGTit's literally 2 universes...... MULTIverse
Part 3 will definitely be called Reunion
No. Crisis Core is already called reunion.
@@ShikiRyougi05 Technically both can still be called reunion so its not 100% off the table despite it being weird to do so.
@@ry2950 most definitly not
I'm leaning more toward Resurrection personally, though that is mostly because Crisis Core already took Reunion.
@@voistar5387 resurresction and rebirth are almost the same in terms of meaning tho...so idk.
This would of have been perfect for Seifer in FF8. Hell, the entirely of FF8.
come to think of it wasn't ultimecia's goal time compression? Sephiroth's is seemingly multiverse compression.
@@itsdantaylorit is, which makes me think if they even plan to remake VIII. Seems weird that they will show such a similar villain
I've watched several videos for the explanation of the ending, but no one takes into consideration Zack's final scene in the Remake DLC (when he enters the church full of people), which apparently cannot be linked with what we saw in Rebirth Zack's timeline. Any idea?
Simply An other timeline
Zack entered Midgar, the first thing he did was look for Aerith at the church, she wasn’t there; then he goes to sector 5 and that’s where Rebirth starts.
@@ironwolf677 so then where was cloud? Why was zack's face so clean? Zack found aerith pretty much the moment he got back to midgar per rebirth
Can somone explain zacks story to me in rebirth. So in this time line he saves cloud and lives. Fine. But how does bigs know cloud since the 1st bombing mission if cloud was with zack? Also at the end of intergrade we see zach go to look for aerith at the church, but obviously in rebirth he finds her right away so what gives? Then after he reunites with OG cloud hes sent to a diffrent timeline where meteors happening but then transported again to his timline?
It's called bad writing. It is what happens when you combine Nomura + Darkness + power of friendship + multiverse.
@@metastase895the only explanation.
The video isn't explaining but: This Biggs consciousness crossed over. The Cloud he knew is the Cloud we know. No its not directly explained, its a mystery for later. His memories of Cloud do not match Zack's. He knows Cloud as a merc. His story may be the start of Zack learning how he might be able to cross worlds himself.
For altZack meeting altAerith, its either that he went to the church, didn't find her, so he went further into the sector town and saw the news - or its another world branch. I'm leaning to the former, as Zack didn't exactly look shocked at the disaster news, only the spotting of Aerith on screen. The story seems to make enough sense to me that he dragged altCloud into the city, focused on the church, didn't find Aerith there but learned of the storm disaster, went further into the sector for more info, and saw altAerith on the news.
For the last question, its unknown (to me at least), but it may be implied an Aerith saved him and brought him back, just as Sephiroth sent him to there. There is a larger battle in the Lifestream by entities that are able to keep their individuality and wield great power, but it always has drastic results whenever either meddle. Aerith, symbolized by the white feather (which is a stunning hint about some stuff in the Compilation now) is pretty clearly favoring this Zack for a greater purpose.
@SwobyJ but that doesn't explain how both the comatose aerith and Marlene know cloud as well? Biggs isn't the only one knows "our" cloud
@@SwobyJUhhh…What????
So Zack choosing someone other than Aerith always ended up in him dying? is that what this is?
"but the universe refused to change..."
That’s a pug, not a bulldog
What’s the meaning of cloud deflects sephiroths sword ? Did he saved her in a alternate timeline ?
Universes are converging. So in one universe he saves her in another he doesn’t. Technically he didn’t save her in the main universe 😅
Yes, every major choice/action creates a new timeline divergent to the one we're playing. A new universe was created where Cloud deflected Sephiroths sword and Aeris didn't die in the Ancient Capital
@@DjDolHaus86 *Aerith didn't die in the forgotten capital.
Aerith dies even with Cloud deflecting Sephiroth's attack. Does summoning the Holy materia require some sort of sacrifice ? meaning in the original game Aerith would have died anyway even without Sephiroth's attack? In a way, it explains why at the end of the original game even though she died, the Holy materia was activated.
In the OG it's implied she knew she had to physically die, so she could enter the lifestream and command both the lifestream and holy. This is exactly what happens at the end of the OG: holy creates a barrier, but meteor is far too close and easily breaks through holy, until lifestream emerges from everywhere and, together with holy, destroys meteor. And we see Aerith's face, reminiscing the first intro of the game, and implying it was her who controlled the lifestream.
No that's not at all what's happening here. When Cloud deflected Sephiroth a new timeline was created were Aerith survived. The scenes we see with Aerith duying are from another timeline where Cloud didn't deflect the hit. Don't be shocked if you see Aerith alive in the first trailers of part 3.
@@punkpop101I think the point Is now thar there's a timeline where zacks alive, a timeline where aerith is alive and a timeline where sephiroth gets defeated. The aim is to merge all 3 timelines when sephy tries to enact his plan.
Also in this universe, the materia didn't glow green as its bouncing away. Something nobody seems to have picked up on yet...
Easiest mcguffin for writers to change old stories - multiverse
Yeah...and a old way to declare everything bad and hate on anything...
just because its multiverse its not bad!
And that mostly comes from people that celebrate garbage like the Batman or Mission impossible...
Multiverse is basically the lazy escape route for when writers write themselves into a corner. 😔
@@MrReubenTishkoffBullshit! Thats just an excuse for people that have the attention span of a fly and can barely follow one movie !
@@DarylMCDeath Multiverse removes the stakes of the story so the themes become meaningless. Also in this particular case it is very disrespectful to Hironobu Sakaguchi and his dead mother.
Another great story ruined by the multiverse.
so, watched Easy Allies go over the game, Max pointed out something interesting in the end with Aerith, she's got a red glint in her eyes and doesnt act like how we all remember her and Cloud's relationship (in the 'you promise' bit with Cloud). Which other being has a red glint in their eyes?
Jenova.
OMG ANOTHER MULTIVERSE STORY
We knew it was multiple timelines before the game came out.. Did you not play or understand Remake?
@@HaggyGTistg they didn't they want ff7 to stick to the og
@@HaggyGTthat really isn't the point. People are pissed off the very concept of a multiverse existing in FF7 is there to begin with. It tramples the core themes the original game set the foundation for.
@@Auster9376 completely irrelevant when we already knew this from remake so the sequels of course would follow this.
@@ausgod538 and that's exactly why a lot of people are divided. FF7 doesn't need a multiverse. It's a dumb plot device.
So in other words: SquareEnix put some Bioshock Infinite vibe into Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth
You forgot to mention that marlene and biggs are our universes characters they survived and are important in part 3
The Marlene in the "other timeline" only seems to have a knowledge of whats supposed to happen to Aerith. After all, the Marlene from Cloud's timeline is still doing well in Midgar.
Biggs on the other hand was clearly from Cloud's timeline. I'm a bit disappointed though that he was "summoned" to another timeline, only just to die yet again. Hopefully, just like how Zack getting re-summoned in the church again, it would happen to Biggs, Wedge and Jessie as well.
@@shuadelossantos9397 Marlene knows the future because Aerith show her. It happens in the Remake part 1 when the plate has to fall over Sector 7 and Aerith helps in the evacuation while she has to find Marlene. So, Marlene knows in every reality where Aerith did that.
"She dies if she wakes up".
"Cloud tries to save her, but he doesn't make it in time".
"He almost does, but he doesn't".
...
"Aerith... Wake up".
Torn sky, seen by both Zack and Cloud.
Hint enough for you? Perhaps. But what will you do with it? Let's see.
This whole alternative stuff should have been a stand alone game. It feels out of place in the remake.
Disagree
The game isn't a remake anymore. Remake in the title was misdirection, they meant remake as in to redo.
It is a standalone game (or rather trilogy) dude, it's been 4 years how are people still confused lmao
@@2011supergamer If the writing wasn't so crap maybe people would understand things a little better lmao
@@2011supergamer Yeah and it should've never had the "remake" tag which was used to drag people in. Now what are the chances of getting an actual ff7 remake because of this crap
Not sure about that black materia part tho.
In OG, the temple IS the black materia. In Rebirth, Aerith tells Cloud he picks a fake one.
When the temple shrinks, we can clearly see some stuff falling from that point.
Then Cloud and Aerith also fall deep down.
Finally, after waking up, Aerith may have put the black materia in Cloud's pocket, for whatever reason we don't know yet.
Ever since ff13, they just love doing that time travel/multiverse
it's like a trend nowdays. Marvel did that too, and they ruined it
Mostly the same dev team of FF13 are making this, which makes sense
True even 14 had multiverse stuff
Final Fantasy 1 had time travel
It's not time travel or multiverses.
Honestly just hoping for an ending where aerith and Zack are alive
Wouldn’t be a Nomura game if the story made sense.
the story made cense but people just don't want to use they brains a little
And what we end up with is a convoluted mess
Part 3 will have 20 different Cloud from different universe fighting Sephiroth
That’s gonna be a 10 hour consecutive boss fight 😭
That's not how it works. In Rebirth they are in another reality than Part 1 and there isn't 2 of each member. They become the ones in that reality.
Don’t be ridiculous, Why must fans make fun of FF7 remake saga now😞
So they are pulling a “Doctor Strange “. Got it!
FF7 Remake came out in 2020, Doctor Strange 2, 2022. Square had already written the whole trilogy years before the game came out, they cant pull a “Doctor Strange “ if it was decided years before it.. try again.
Or can they?
The plot thickens. 😮
Possibly more Doctor Who than Doctor Strange. :D
The ending of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth about Aerith's death doesn't make any sense.
Makes perfect sense up to a point of not knowing everything because the game isn't over.
So Aerith still dies in this remake version?
Helloooo The game is over yet smh its still not the full game think about it smh
@@nerorangitaawa3762 Maybe you're right.
@@rachmatmulia5212 In the main timeline, it seems so.
Though it seems to be implied that there's at least one timeline where she was saved.
So what they did is take away the impact of Aeriths death by letting us know there are infinite versions of her, basically she’s still alive. Also lessens the importance of the OG timeline.
She is not alive. She as dead as a fish on a frying pan. Cloud is insane just all
She’s not really still alive. She’s a ghost only Cloud sees. Red XIII seems to sense her, but not see her.
Wrong on all counts when
1. That scene will be fully shown in Part 3
2. Aerith is dead here. Remember, Cloud's mind is broken which made him think Aerith is still there but she's just a ghost. The game isn't telling u that there are infinite versions of her
3. Nun of this lessens the OG timeline
You know, there are also infinite version of you playing infinite version of Final Fantasy VII remake in the current multiverse anyway... we are mindfucked nevertheless lol
@@terrellthaddies7867 Yes it does, her death was softened by all the multiverse nonsense, in the OG game Aerith, our ONLY Aerith, gets killed and returns to the planet, she is not lingering around like nothing happened. Loss is extremely difficult to deal with, but when you have infinite versions of Aerith, what are you losing?
So people are upset about Rebith’s multi verse ending, but we're ok with Remake introducing multi verses? People have short-memories.
Everyone hated the defying fate stuff in remake 🤣
….can they….remake this game with all this extra multiverse crap? The original story was actually pretty perfect.
Exactly. We just have to wait another 50 years.
@@av-ls5df it’s a real bummer FFVII is not just one of the best games I’ve ever played but it’s also one of my favorite stories along with Stephen King’s IT, full metal alchemist, The Fountain head and Ender’s game.
Nooo, they needed to strech 1 game into 3 to milk more money.
So go play that
@@Alas7eRno
Idk man some companies tend to get everything right in terms of a game except the story. Idk why do they like to over complicate things to the point we cant make sense of it and have to spend extra time and effort to understand it lmfaoo. Im looking at Nier and the recent Assassins Creed entries and no doubt lots of others also exist
Nier was never meant to be understood. Yoko Taro writes his scripts when he's drunk. That's just an unfortunate fact.
Because the lazy multiverse plot device allows companies to reuse a brand - like famous characters - over and over again for infinite money gain.
nier is pretty straight forward compared to ff7 being a literal multiversal pile of mess.
@@metastase895 yo infinite money glitch!
This is a sequel
Is the meteor ever mentioned in this game, and is the white materia mentioned to be holy. Or is it something you're jist expected to know?
Meteor is mentioned and connected to the black materia in this one, including flashbacks to the scene the party saw in remake.
The white materia isn't explicitly called holy at any part yet though, just that its used alongside prayers to protect the planet.
You can literally see it when you play as Zack in Chapter 14. Aerith visits this reality when she goes on that weird date with Cloud.
look how they massacred my boy
They haven't
@@terrellthaddies7867yeah honestly this was such a fantastic game. Bunch of weirdos hating on it just to be contrarians
boomer
See the possibilities my boy, in the OG FF7, we never get to see the promised land which is a waste and gave us a feeling of incompleteness and lacking, now with this multiverse stuffs happening, we can now have a possibility of seeing a timeline with the promised land found.
Lol must be one of the purist. This game is better than the OG. FACTS
So basically there are infinite timelines and Sephiroth and Aerith are traveling among them to fight for planet’s faith.
Cloud travelled too and so he can see the break in the sky.
So the second game wraps up the whole original storyline and the final part of the trilogy is basically ff7 avengers saving the multiverse from sephoroth who is basically Thanos lmfao is that or is there an at the events of Advent children in the video game very loosely
7:35 Remembering one sadness, is that in Zack's world, the tifa, Barret, red, avalanche are all dead.
Who was Aerith talking to in the room at Johnny’s hotel? It wasn’t Red because he was sleeping.
Not sleeping, just laying on the bed.
so cloud can see glimpses of the other worlds from time to time and even travel between worlds at the end.
aerith is helping through the lifestream much like in advent children.
Yo...where is Genesis? We got Cissnei, but no Genesis? Did he not tell Sephiroth what's up?
Is it really FF7 if the remake completely changes the entire plot and point of original
What OG fans have been trying to tell you since the beginning lol
This is a requel not a remake
@@granddaddyotaku636 it literally is a remake, its remaking 95% of the game and expandng on it at the same time.
@@ausgod538 it's still a requel. it's so obvious at this point. it's a remake of the og FF7, but at the same time, it's a sequel of the og FF7
The plot and point isn't changed, though. Not really. Aerith still died, but a different ephemeral world was spawned in which she lives. It is destined to end soon, which is why its sky is fragmented.
Sephiroth's goal has expanded in scope, instead of just merging all souls into the Lifestream and ruling the planet, he wants to merge all the different fleeting timelines into a single unending reality that he can rule for eternity.
Aerith's goal is still to stop him, allowing things to end.
So the message and point is still that you have to accept death and move on. Nothing lasts forever. All these other realities will end and when the Remake trilogy is over everything will be in its rightful place and the plot will progress on into Advent Children as usual. This has already been confirmed by the developers.
Bro 90% of the game is basically the same as the original. Play the game first before making conclusions
All we ever wanted was a straight forward remake
like 90% of the game playes either exactly or in the spirit of ff7, so if u wanna discard the new ideas, its relativly ez to do
Me as well but Zack is my favorite character so him being alive, at least in another reality, makes me happy about it
Well dont play it lol and im gonna enjoy it like the majority of us
Like there were any polls on the topic.
100% agree juet with up to date combat system, graphics etc 👍
This was some intresting and new changes, Square Enix better bring the rest of the FF7 saga to the final part and also more content.
The og story was great why change it ?
Why modern writer's thinks themselves as genius.
It's written by the same person who wrote the original, Kazushige Nojima.
Hubris.
It's literally the same writers.
@@flailingdragoon1072 They aren't the same people they were 25 years ago.
@@BlackSailPass_GuitarCovers correct and redundant statement
A list of questions:
1) At what point does the scene in Intermission take place, where Zack came to Airith’s church and found out that she was not there, because judging by the amount of dirt on his face, he went to Midgar immediately after canceling his execution, without entering the church. (is there a third timeline here?)
2) Midgar was destroyed by a tornado, in Cloud’s reality he was not there, but he was in the pocket universe when we went to beat Seph at the very end of the remake (Did we beat Seph in Zack’s reality? Are the worlds somehow still connected?)
3) In the news they say that they are looking for a former soldier with a Buster Sword, and they are looking for him in the ruins of Midgar, i.e. It’s immediately obvious that this is not Zack, but Cloud (how many damn Clouds are there in Zack’s reality?)
4) How does time work here, because between the execution of Zack and the party’s departure from Midgar, at least a week or two must pass, while Zack, after the cancellation of the canonical execution, comes to Midgar at the moment when the escape from Midgar in theory should have taken place, but for him - It took at most half a day and a half.
My opinions:
1) Yes, there are infinity timelines.
2)only part of the city is destroy.
3)Good question!
The trilogy is LITERALLY a sequel to advent children: don’t get it twisted from the first game you can clearly tell that Aerith and Sephiroth knew what was going to happen in the future and by challenging fate multiple timelines were created so there’s still a chance to see Aerith back in the third game in fact she’s alive in Zack’s timeline.
They shouldn't have brought Zack back.
😊😊😊
100% true.
Nah dude it's literally so peak.
if you remove zack the story wouldn't have changed at all he was completely in there for fan service
@@Deimos1739I wouldn’t even mind that if at least we got an interesting side story with him and gameplay, but it really seems that they added Zack just for the sake of it
By the time part 3 comes out I’ll be closer in age to cid and Barrett why didn’t they put this game on a whole package why are they giving it the hobbit movie treatment?
If it was all one package it wouldn't be done until 2027. Each of the three sections is expanded in scope to be a full game all its own.
To charge you 3 times
@@DiablosShadow they are getting more than they bargained for, making ff7 rebirth ps5 exclusive...
@@SuzakuXthey will launch it right by the 30th anniversary. Mark my words.
If you were Yuffie's age when OG FF7 came out, you'd be older than Cid when FF7:Rebirth came out. Fun factoid there.
They should have written a completely new story instead of stretching the FF7 midgame into this mess.
Agreed
u don’t understand this game then, supposedly all universe follow the og ff7 storyline where everyone fate is predetermined but in ff7 remake they defy the destiny alltogether and that why those whisper came out they trying to stop them to deviate from og path the whole fr7 remake is like Loki from marvel tv series lol
@kaycex1 and that's exactly why we hate it. FF7 was never about tinelines or a multiverse, yet they somehow turned it into one with these newer games. It overshadows, and shatters Sakaguchi's original vision of 'Life' and its importance.
@@Auster9376 It doesn't change the basics of Shinto and Budhism. According to FF7 in death they return to the planet and that will trigger new life. Buddhists believe that death marks the end of this life and the passage into the next. It is just one spoke among infinite spokes in the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth. While in Shinto the afterlife largely revolve around the idea that the spirit survives bodily death and continues to assist the living.
The multiverse is a contemporary scientific concept in cosmology and physics due to the Quantum theory.
Dudes, the story is not about multiverse or multimeline, every odd is just dreams or pocket world created by the planet, the last date of cloud and Aerith says all, all npc were aware of the fakeness of their environment and aware of their death. Zack kn other hand is in a limbo between life and death since he still had unsolved issues like want to see aerith again.
Sephiroth literally talks about multiple universes converging, Zack talks about timelines converging, dude, have you played the game 😂
Multiverse is only 1/3 focus on the remake saga, 2/3 is from the original FF7 saga.
It’s a multiverse dude
Remake, Rebirth, Reunion?
Remake, Rebirth, Regurgitation.
So they remade 7. Introduced an element that completely overshadows 7's story. Then poorly implimented it ... Wonderful. They managed to tread the line of pissing off both fans who wanted the OG story and fans who wanted something different.
How do you know what every single fan thinks? Most fans don't watch spoilers..
You dont need to know what every fan thinks.
Just knowing what the majority think is enough.@Haggy836
@@dmar3651 the majority like this game
@@crossroads8370said who? The only ones who would say they hate it right off the bat are the purists. Always has been and will be.
Either way, I'm going to see where this all ends.
It's time to time travel back to when Square Enix could tell a proper story.
Don't worry bro, Lucca still got the Epoch.
Square Enix never could. Square/Squaresoft did. All that died in 2003.
Well there is Ishikawa of FFXIV. But she has been moved to a secret project after Endwalker.
1:47 does IGN not know what a pug is??
This multiverse stoyline is perfect for ff8
Exactly. Definitely not FF7
It would actually answer some of the weird story elements in FF8. Anyone who played the game, knows that after a failed attempt, the whole game essentially switches style.
@@craigfin3222 what do you mean?
8 is time travel. It is not multiverse. There is only one timeline.
@@cemarz Their point still stands. FF8 is still the perfect game for them to play around with time travel and multiverse crap...
Ok, but who was aerith talking too at costa del sol? The first time the voice was likely red, but the second time the voice was speaking to her (helping her keep watch) and red was clearly sleeping. He even wakes up starteled later. So....who was she speaking too?
Red, he's just startled because of how she's reacting/talking
@@ArkradosKeireskbro the second time red was sleeping so it cant be him
At Johnny’s hotel, the camera is purposely pointed at Red’s tail and not his face when you hear that voice. So it’s Red speaking in that instance
Red
We never see comatose Aerith and Cloud again, right? So they're still present in the 'hopeful' Zack timeline where he wants to meet up with 'our' Cloud again?
Ye
any storyline that uses multiverse is really down bad creatively. honestly square enix has many final fantasy games and yet 7 is getting all these extra games. 7 is great. but if anything 6 or maybe 9 should’ve gotten a hd remake
If they make remakes of 6 and 9 they would multiverse them as well.
They really turned ff7 story into convoluted. KH story
Min 8:25 those are the tubes of Kadaj, Loz and Yazoo? Did you think will be a connection with ffvii advent children? 🤔
It could be. This is said to not disturb Advent Children and what follows.
@@karinavilchis4519 that make sense 🤔
a lot of people bullshiting about ''bur multiverse ruin it because infinite aeriths take away the heavy of her death'' dude can you understand THAT ALL THIS AERITHS ARE DOOMED TO BE DEAD BY SEPHIROTH IN SOME POINT and also the scene with her spirit existing does that in the original anyway
So what was the whole point in fighting destiny in ff7 remake if aerith was still gonna die????
There are six universes represented by a different breed of Stamp. Cloud Alpha Universe with Beagle Stamp is over lapping with Spitz Stamp universe to get the white material, see the warning sign of meteor and fight Sephiroth at the end.
Kevin Feige wrote FF7 fan fiction. Got it. Thanks for ruining a bonafide classic.
cry more, its a better game than the original
Agreed. These og b boy cry babies need to get over themselves. They didn’t even play the game clearly. Lol
@@ausgod538 Says the 10 year old who couldn't even get pass Midgar lol. 😂😂
@@radioheadyorkeare u so toxic? Let him be
People still doesn't realize that Remake is a sequel of advent children movie not an official remake retelling.
So what? Bad sequel is still bad.
If it's sequel, the timeline should follow after advent children. It's basically new story with different "if"
Well that gimmick was from the Shin Evangelion movies where viewers found something odd after watching the 2nd movie You Can (Not) Advance...
It's not a sequel it's just a reimagining with a multiverse plot.
@@RIELSGnah it’s def a sequel. Too many moments where OG cloud talks to our Cloud in the last one and in this one while he fights Jenova
Once you realize the game plays by spiderverse rules and cannon events, it's pretty easy to follow.
Why couldnt they just retell the original story with some more character development elements rather than completely overhauling the storyline and twisting it soo much..
Square Enix could not fit the whole game without cut any content, that would game the game too big around 200 + GB space requied. So extra story was to fill each trilogy into FF7 saga.
Multiverse introduced in a remake mean cash grab over substence. This game is the magnificent proof of that
Had a mad idea. Wouldn’t it be cool if they pushed the multiverse thing further, and had all final fantasies 1-16 collide at the end of part 3?
Can we stop pretending Nomura's fanfiction makes sense?
It's borderline nonesensical and actually unnecessary.
It's embarassing how one PSP cutscene is better than 2 FF7r game worth of content.
Amazingly people keep forgetting to read the credits because they don't know how to read.
IMHO, war with Wutai aims at not letting Shinra bring down the barrier around the Northern Crater. Sabotaging Midgar properly won't allow the use of Junon cannon against it.
They should have called this FF7 KINGDOM HEARTS LOL
Kingdom Hearts: Final Fantasy 7 the stories
Great video, but the version of Stamp in the world where Zach saves Biggs is clearly a Pug.
Absolutely destroyed her death scene
They didn't. Aerith accept her death. Cloud did save her but aerith change it
Agreed
@@itsbeyondme5560 0 iq players just didnt understand it that alll
Howso? She died just as she did before. It's implied there is a timeline where she does not, but that doesn't change that she did die.
I'm not really getting all the people who want Aerith to die over and over again, nor people that think if she doesn't die in at least one timeline that this is somehow a travesty.
@@SubduedRadical The theme of FF7 was centered around how Hironobu Sakaguchi dealt with his mother death. For it to make any sense at all, the story representing that theme must understand and deal with the fact that dead people does not come back to life like in fairy tales. The remake trilogy is disrespectful to both the OG game and to Hironobu Sakaguchi.
Boi Sephiroth is gonna feel bad once he finds out hes stuck in the central finite curve