I'm always surprised when people talk about top 10 moments in Final Fantasy games that this never seems to make the cut. When I first played the game, and after the cold realization that we had FAILED to save the world, and all the depressing music and dying animals (And suicide attempts!), then to find this legacy Setzer had hidden away, and that music to start as the Falcon rose from the water... Well, it was an incredible moment.
This scene is basically a metaphor for recovery from depression; that moment when you have been living in a world that felt dark and hopeless, and then one day you have that amazing moment when you feel like a new person that is about to come back, and everything suddenly starts to feel hopeful again.
I think what really gets me about this scene is that ultimately, what gives the world hope after all the destruction and horror that's been wrought upon it - is an act of love. Setzer reassembled and preserved an entire airship out of love for the woman who once flew it, and now that love gives the heroes a chance to fight back. Kefka dismisses such things as inconsequential and merely fleeting - but the Falcon flies high as a testament to what love can accomplish.
The sudden shift to "Searching for Friends" was so epic, it sends shivers down my spine everytime. Darill will surely be happy, Setzer. She surely will.
This is easily one of the best, most powerful moments in video game history. Most of the surface of the Earth has been destroyed before your own eyes, an evil God is ruling the world, your friends are maybe dead and there is no hope anymore. Until badass master gambler sky pirate Setzer takes you to the Falcon. Shivers. No game ever came close to this imo.
@@MaximusNV This, Figaro bros coin flip, Terra remains in this world in the final scene plus setzer says `Told yall this is the fastest airship in the world, Kefka vs Leo, Relm drew the purple octopus lol
This part literally made me shiver from top to bottom, right after that "Searching For Friends" started playing and I nearly cried. Holy shit I never got this feeling from a game, ever. By far the best game I've played.
I think the scene with the bird makes everything even more touching, since the bird kind of symbolizes that there is still hope for all life to survive.
Hey same here I always feel strange when I hear searching for friends play especially at this moment in the game. No moment in any other final fantasy game has ever even come close to this, best final fantasy game by far
FF6 is one of the top 5 video games ever. So much Heart and Emotion and Love. It nailed down what makes video games great in such a pure and emotional and visceral way.
This part makes me weep as much as the first time. Setzer lost his Ultimate Lover but Saved the World because he kept Her Memory Intact. *Gahhhhhhh, weeps, weeps weeps, so Beautiful.*
When Searching for Friends theme play,something filling me up,then Setzer drove falcon through water to vast crimson skies,this scene engrave in my favorite memories forever.
That change 2:34... When your mind makes you think that the world has chewed you up and spit you out.... You reject your brains opinion & continue to fight.... To quote Socrates, "falling down is not a failure, failure is staying where you have fallen".
As Edgar says For once, you feel hopeful. After what Kefka does to the lands. After (possibly) losing your father figure. After you see Celes JUMPS OFF OF A CLIFF. When the Falcon takes flight, you kinda forgot that happens and was like "You know what? Yeah, I can do this. I can beat the shit out of that stupid clown"
@@chiefbawor_thegr8966 yeah how many games have you played where one of the main protagonists attempts suicide! And as you put it... by JUMPING OFF A CLIFF!
I was 15 when I played this game. I'm now 40 and I still tear up when I see the Falcon rising from the ocean and soaring to the sky. That scene and that music are legendary !
Much more optimism as the Falcon rises out of the water. From this point on, “Searching for Friends” becomes the overworld theme, replacing the depressing music at the beginning
Setzer is the clear proof of a man that hid his internal wounds with gambling, women and probably other stuff (alcohol, maybe?), because he lost the most important person in his life. He just wanted to block the pain with superficial crap. Having his life ruined due to the end of the world but reuniting with his friends again gave him back the right direction to move forward and finally live his life. After all, that's what Darryl would want from him.
Celes telling him that he fought with all his heart before the world fell to ruin is so good. She's speaking to that part of him that wants to be that person he once was. He refeives it, and it's a great scene. The only reason 7 is better for people is because it was made on PS and had more dialogue because of the capabilities of that system.
When I saw this scene for the first time I felt a great rush of hope, it was so overwhelming and beautiful to go from a ruined world with sad music to riding an airship and listening to hopeful music.
+Achmad Rionov Yeah, I actually like to think of the WoR part of the game as a recovery from depression; the world itself can be considered a metaphor for depression, because depressed people feel like they have lost their old self and have a distorted and hopeless view of their lives, but they _will_ be able to recover if they get the right help. And to me, The Falcon kind of symbolises the first step towards that recovery.
The best moment of "renewed hope" in video game history, hands down. What a genius move by the team and Uematsu to make the decision to create a new musical piece for this moment in the game, which turned out to be a masterpiece. Almost 3 decades later, those of us who played this as kids, are still listening and in awe. Amazing.
This is honestly one of the most satisfying and emotional moments in any video game I've ever played. I just came to watch this scene for fun and now I'm crying, lol.
I think this is by far the best part of the entire game. The concept of having to search characters around the entire world to defeat the antagonist is simple amazing. Best videogame ever.
There is so much hope in this scene... I couldn’t believe when the world was ruined, couldn’t believe that was the sad reality for those characters. Deaths, suicides, genocides... and then it came. Airship rises, “Searching for friends” kicks in and the birds guides them to hope. I will never forget those moments
Gaining access to airship has always been one of the best parts in an FF game. This moment in VI is particular good because the music is just incredible.
I have always been a fan of non-linear gameplay in general, so it's always awesome to get access to an airship. I have lots of fun already when I get the Blackjack in WoB for the first time, and can start flying around wherever I want. ♫
Setzer never said the "I put it in storage" paragraph in the Japanese version. It is all Ted Woosley's idea, to set up the impact of "The Falcon" line that comes immediately after. For reference, the Japanese version is: "Because I cannot become the fastest man in the world after I lose my wings. I will have my dream again. The Falcon." If you look at the Ffvi advance script, although the translation is more accurate, the impact of the "falcon" line is lost because it is now part of another sentence, rather than having its own line in the center of the text box. The emphasis of how it's presented cannot be understated. TL;DR - Please don't diss Ted Woosley's localization :)
I actually really enjoy Ted Woolsey's translation. His funny one-liners and occasionally nonsensical style is much more entertaining than some "accurate" translation that slavishly translates each individual line exactly as it is in the Japanese version. It's thanks to Ted Woolsey's ability to improvise and play around that we got epic lines like "Son of a submariner!" and "'Wait', he says... do I look like a waiter?" Also, one common mistake especially among fan translators is that they love to abuse profanity, and those people would probably make Kefka say "Son of a bitch!" and have everyone else yell "fuck!" and "dammit!" everywhere, and that gets tiresome very quickly. It did work in FF7 for Barret and Cid though, since those guys came off as tough and foul-mouthed types of persons in general.
@@Peter_1986 Hot take but... I actually think a good VO could actually do that line a ton of justice, givign a hint he's not talking about the ship itself.
I think Setzer and Daryl in their Airships is why I so badly want a re-make of FF6. To see this scene and hopeful a loss can be, would just make my life.
Coming from under the fucking sea, that was such an epic scene. Great payoff, the game could have ended then & there and let us imagine the rest; I would have been perfectly fine with that kind of ending.
If you don't break down to tears during this incredible moment during this heart rending and beautiful and meaningful game, then I pity you. Friendship and love make everything possible. When the music changes from Setzers feelings for Daryl to "Searching for Friends" I lose it. I can't help but weep tears of pure joy and hope. Hope for anything good. This is one of the greatest moments EVER in any story in any movie in any video game. It is rising from the dead. It is rising to the challenge. It is "Searching for Friends." 11 out of 10! One of the greatest moments in any video game ever!
This is why in my perspective 6 will always out run 7. The characters are memorable, music is outstanding for its console, and this character back story isn't over dramatic or anything. It's just 2 friends who made their own machine and challenged each other. And when his friend died, in a way, she has landed her hand to him to move on and live in the world that has ended in both the literal world and his own world when she died.
While I do consider FF6 to be slightly better than FF7, I would certainly not consider characters like Cloud, Tifa, Aeris and Sephiroth to be unmemorable - those guys are some of the most famous RPG characters of all time. =P
@@Peter_1986 I agree. They are cool. But I just feel they are a bit overrated by fans who say they are the best and show no reason why. I love how Kefka turned from a regular guy soldier into a experiment accident villain who has overthrown the emperor and destroyed the world.
FF6 needs a remake ASAP. What a emotional impact this scene has. And it's just a 16 bit game. It deserves a full restoration without a doubt. Just like original Metal Gear and Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake on MSX :)
Just to add something that people wont read. There is a huge thematic load to this payoff, from the looks of it Daryl was the better pilot of the two, thats why she flew farther and faster while Setzer knew he was the worst one and as such was more conservative, and that got her killed, now Setzer found a wreck, not a fully functioning ship, he restored it and then dug it a grave just to honor her memory, he could just have left it at that and sunk into his vices. But its this act of love and rememberance that marks the turning of the tide, the world seems to be irreparably damaged, the heroes spread thin and scattered, the villian in an uncontested position the winning condition is no longer to save the world but to stop it from dying further. The worldmap track is a dreary, dull ambience sound that screams that its all over, there cant be no victory against the power of god emperor kefka. And then the song of searching for friends hits as Setzer takes Daryl´s legacy, here it is one last chance to make things right, one shot that she left us with... and for the first time in months the air is filled with whispers of hope.
The symbolism of the airship rising out of the waves, to give the world one last ray of hope in the darkest of despair is a purely cinematic moment. The orchestral score building as the ship picks up speed and rises from the dead as if it was the phoenix itself is easily a top 5 moment in final fantasy history. I always personally preferred FF4's and FF5's gameplay to FF6, mainly due to the game just giving everyone magic, destroying any uniqueness in the characters combat wise, the Esper leveling system being almost completely broken, half the special abilities in the game being useless (Cyan's SwordTech's, Gau's random rage, many of Cyan's blitzes, Edgar's tools after the World of Balance) but the story was never a complaint. Thankfully the Brave New World Mod gave me the FF6 experience I had been hoping for.
broken....I had a copy, with the experience glitch...anyway, I was into recording games on cassette (except game fan, good luck finding soundtracks back then.) I never remembered to save around this part, but I'd. play all over just to reach this scene. Best ff yet, 4 2nd. 15? hit or miss.
This scene right here is exactly why I hate the way they portrayed Setzer in Kingdom Hearts 2. Not to mention he was the only character from 6 they bothered to add at all.
Fezworthington The only reason they bother adding him to KH is because he was created by Nomura. Anything Amano did cannot be put to KH with the exception of Vivi due to Huge amount of people pleading for him to be in it.
Final Fantasy 6 isn't the best game in the franchise. The story, the character arcs, all of it has been done better by other entries (and no open-world game has ever succeeded *because* it was open-world). But there is nothing in the entirety of Final Fantasy as a series that comes close to FF6's *moments*.
Kind of a simplistic scene. "My love liked to go fast and died and now we get her airship". This scene was written by the guy who wrote the whole bad story of FF7, so no surprise.
I'm always surprised when people talk about top 10 moments in Final Fantasy games that this never seems to make the cut. When I first played the game, and after the cold realization that we had FAILED to save the world, and all the depressing music and dying animals (And suicide attempts!), then to find this legacy Setzer had hidden away, and that music to start as the Falcon rose from the water... Well, it was an incredible moment.
From the ashes, we rise again.
The energy that this scene transmits is awesome.
Can’t agree more... this scene is right up there just behind aerith’s death scene and cloud Harley scene, etc.
Very late, but the word for it is catharsis.
This scene is the only reason I want a FFVI remake
This scene is basically a metaphor for recovery from depression;
that moment when you have been living in a world that felt dark and hopeless, and then one day you have that amazing moment when you feel like a new person that is about to come back, and everything suddenly starts to feel hopeful again.
@@Backdraft905 same here, nice to hear a fresh perspective
I think what really gets me about this scene is that ultimately, what gives the world hope after all the destruction and horror that's been wrought upon it - is an act of love. Setzer reassembled and preserved an entire airship out of love for the woman who once flew it, and now that love gives the heroes a chance to fight back. Kefka dismisses such things as inconsequential and merely fleeting - but the Falcon flies high as a testament to what love can accomplish.
The sudden shift to "Searching for Friends" was so epic, it sends shivers down my spine everytime.
Darill will surely be happy, Setzer. She surely will.
This is easily one of the best, most powerful moments in video game history.
Most of the surface of the Earth has been destroyed before your own eyes, an evil God is ruling the world, your friends are maybe dead and there is no hope anymore. Until badass master gambler sky pirate Setzer takes you to the Falcon. Shivers. No game ever came close to this imo.
rack him!
Opera scene? Final battles?
@@Greatermaxim make a top 5 list of events of the #goat ff6
@@MaximusNV I already said all of it elsewhere. Unsure I can limit it to a number.
@@MaximusNV This, Figaro bros coin flip, Terra remains in this world in the final scene plus setzer says `Told yall this is the fastest airship in the world, Kefka vs Leo, Relm drew the purple octopus lol
This part literally made me shiver from top to bottom, right after that "Searching For Friends" started playing and I nearly cried. Holy shit I never got this feeling from a game, ever. By far the best game I've played.
I think the scene with the bird makes everything even more touching, since the bird kind of symbolizes that there is still hope for all life to survive.
Hey same here I always feel strange when I hear searching for friends play especially at this moment in the game. No moment in any other final fantasy game has ever even come close to this, best final fantasy game by far
nearly cried, when I was playing this last year, I actually cried when the Falcon rose.
with me it made me cry all fluids out from top to bottom
I played it for the first time a few months ago. I got goosebumps the first time I saw it and I cry every time I rewatch this scene.
Best air ship moment in FF history
Goddamn, this scene! When that ship took off and was rising from the waters, my brothers and I were shouting with joy. Such a great moment.
2019. Still goosebumps and hope in this life of mine.
Always remember, the only way out…is through.
25 years later... I still get spine tingles and get emotional 😭 watching this scene. It’s one for the books in video game
FF6 is one of the top 5 video games ever. So much Heart and Emotion and Love. It nailed down what makes video games great in such a pure and emotional and visceral way.
This part makes me weep as much as the first time. Setzer lost his Ultimate Lover but Saved the World because he kept Her Memory Intact.
*Gahhhhhhh, weeps, weeps weeps, so Beautiful.*
When “Searching for Friends” kicks in you know things we’re about to get real. That song will forever be engraved into my memory.
When Searching for Friends theme play,something filling me up,then Setzer drove falcon through water to vast crimson skies,this scene engrave in my favorite memories forever.
That change 2:34... When your mind makes you think that the world has chewed you up and spit you out.... You reject your brains opinion & continue to fight.... To quote Socrates, "falling down is not a failure, failure is staying where you have fallen".
When he said "The Falcon" and when that music started playing, I basically cried with emotional tears :')
Number 22 Good Sir. This moment hits me just as hard in 2020, as it did the first time in 1997.
@@charlespage8692 same here but 94 for me
As Edgar says
For once, you feel hopeful. After what Kefka does to the lands. After (possibly) losing your father figure. After you see Celes JUMPS OFF OF A CLIFF. When the Falcon takes flight, you kinda forgot that happens and was like "You know what? Yeah, I can do this. I can beat the shit out of that stupid clown"
@@chiefbawor_thegr8966 yeah how many games have you played where one of the main protagonists attempts suicide! And as you put it... by JUMPING OFF A CLIFF!
i am. not crying... Your.. CRYING!?;(..😶😪😢😭
I was 15 when I played this game.
I'm now 40 and I still tear up when I see the Falcon rising from the ocean and soaring to the sky.
That scene and that music are legendary !
2:30 Its at this point I regard FF6 as #1 for me.
She had her own set of sprites 😭😭😭 rest in power Daryl!!!
This is the best moment in gaming history
Indeed, it is.
Much more optimism as the Falcon rises out of the water. From this point on, “Searching for Friends” becomes the overworld theme, replacing the depressing music at the beginning
Setzer is the clear proof of a man that hid his internal wounds with gambling, women and probably other stuff (alcohol, maybe?), because he lost the most important person in his life.
He just wanted to block the pain with superficial crap. Having his life ruined due to the end of the world but reuniting with his friends again gave him back the right direction to move forward and finally live his life.
After all, that's what Darryl would want from him.
Celes telling him that he fought with all his heart before the world fell to ruin is so good. She's speaking to that part of him that wants to be that person he once was. He refeives it, and it's a great scene.
The only reason 7 is better for people is because it was made on PS and had more dialogue because of the capabilities of that system.
When I saw this scene for the first time I felt a great rush of hope, it was so overwhelming and beautiful to go from a ruined world with sad music to riding an airship and listening to hopeful music.
Laurelindo the bgm change is kinda dramatic as well. From epitaph to searching for friends.
+Achmad Rionov
Yeah, I actually like to think of the WoR part of the game as a recovery from depression;
the world itself can be considered a metaphor for depression, because depressed people feel like they have lost their old self and have a distorted and hopeless view of their lives, but they _will_ be able to recover if they get the right help.
And to me, The Falcon kind of symbolises the first step towards that recovery.
The best moment of "renewed hope" in video game history, hands down. What a genius move by the team and Uematsu to make the decision to create a new musical piece for this moment in the game, which turned out to be a masterpiece. Almost 3 decades later, those of us who played this as kids, are still listening and in awe. Amazing.
One thing these two always did was make music that fit a scene
In buildup in execution and emotional grip
Sakaguchi and Uematsu
A storytelling match made in heaven.
Not just those who played as kids btw
This is honestly one of the most satisfying and emotional moments in any video game I've ever played. I just came to watch this scene for fun and now I'm crying, lol.
I was a huge fan of this scene and as a kid with the last name of Falcon, I was basically blown away.
Haha. That's pretty cool brother. You must have been in awe, a different sense if awe than most of us actually
This is why this game, Chrono Trigger and Mario 7 Stars are the Big 3 in RPG's.
Before this cutscene I didn't think Setzer (or Seltzr as I had named him) was a very good character. After this cutscene he was my favorite character.
Literally manly tears came out of my eyes. The most nostalgic and meaningful scene of all the games i've played. Thank you FFVI creators.
Lmao I definitely had one or two that leaked out. This game is timeless along with chrono trigger.
No other final fantasy game has ever had a moment that even comes close to this one best final fantasy game by far.
I think no other game in history has ever had a moment that even comes close to this.
I think this is by far the best part of the entire game.
The concept of having to search characters around the entire world to defeat the antagonist is simple amazing. Best videogame ever.
There is so much hope in this scene... I couldn’t believe when the world was ruined, couldn’t believe that was the sad reality for those characters. Deaths, suicides, genocides... and then it came. Airship rises, “Searching for friends” kicks in and the birds guides them to hope. I will never forget those moments
Great scene. Hated Setzer and thought he was boring when you first get him, but then after you see his back story you get a whole new outlook on him.
This is for sure one of the best moments in final fantasy history
Gaining access to airship has always been one of the best parts in an FF game. This moment in VI is particular good because the music is just incredible.
I have always been a fan of non-linear gameplay in general, so it's always awesome to get access to an airship.
I have lots of fun already when I get the Blackjack in WoB for the first time, and can start flying around wherever I want. ♫
Setzer never said the "I put it in storage" paragraph in the Japanese version. It is all Ted Woosley's idea, to set up the impact of "The Falcon" line that comes immediately after.
For reference, the Japanese version is:
"Because I cannot become the fastest man in the world after I lose my wings. I will have my dream again.
The Falcon."
If you look at the Ffvi advance script, although the translation is more accurate, the impact of the "falcon" line is lost because it is now part of another sentence, rather than having its own line in the center of the text box. The emphasis of how it's presented cannot be understated.
TL;DR - Please don't diss Ted Woosley's localization :)
I actually really enjoy Ted Woolsey's translation.
His funny one-liners and occasionally nonsensical style is much more entertaining than some "accurate" translation that slavishly translates each individual line exactly as it is in the Japanese version.
It's thanks to Ted Woolsey's ability to improvise and play around that we got epic lines like "Son of a submariner!" and "'Wait', he says... do I look like a waiter?"
Also, one common mistake especially among fan translators is that they love to abuse profanity, and those people would probably make Kefka say "Son of a bitch!" and have everyone else yell "fuck!" and "dammit!" everywhere, and that gets tiresome very quickly.
It did work in FF7 for Barret and Cid though, since those guys came off as tough and foul-mouthed types of persons in general.
@@Peter_1986 "you spoony bard!"
@@Eener1000 That actually isn't Woolsey. He didn't do FF IV/II
Ted Woosley is a gem.
@@Peter_1986 Hot take but... I actually think a good VO could actually do that line a ton of justice, givign a hint he's not talking about the ship itself.
Recuerdo jugar este juego cuando era un niño. Reconozco que me salio algo de los ojos ahora que veo otra vez al Falcon y su historia, que juegazo.
The one thing that FFVI gets absolutely right, after so many playthroughs, after so many years, after so much reflection:
EMOTION.
damn right!
This is the best FF of all time. Period.
If this one was released in PS1 instead of VII it would be extremely famous.
One of the best moments in not just Final Fantasy 6, but the series and even gaming history.
This really boosted morale back in the day, like our first real victory in Kefka's world...Yoga!
Somebody really needs to animate this scene. Listen to the kids singing in the background. Epic.
I think the first moment I saw the Falcon rise from the Ocean...
That mightve been the most HOPEFUL I've ever Been.
Wow watching this again literally made a knot in my throat. Memories from my childhood.
Such an awesome scene, from feeling hopelessness to hopeful! VI is simply the best in the series!
Yeah!!!!
Finding the Falcon, and learning about Setzer and Darill. And this music plays, one of the best. Gets you going, so sad. And you get that transition.
This is incredible
My childhood in one video game.
This is a beautiful moment in the final fantasy series and in game history in general.
I think Setzer and Daryl in their Airships is why I so badly want a re-make of FF6. To see this scene and hopeful a loss can be, would just make my life.
The original game music has more emotion to it than the pixel remastered versions.
Coming from under the fucking sea, that was such an epic scene. Great payoff, the game could have ended then & there and let us imagine the rest; I would have been perfectly fine with that kind of ending.
If you don't break down to tears during this incredible moment during this heart rending and beautiful and meaningful game, then I pity you. Friendship and love make everything possible. When the music changes from Setzers feelings for Daryl to "Searching for Friends" I lose it. I can't help but weep tears of pure joy and hope. Hope for anything good.
This is one of the greatest moments EVER in any story in any movie in any video game. It is rising from the dead. It is rising to the challenge. It is "Searching for Friends." 11 out of 10! One of the greatest moments in any video game ever!
I didnt break down butttt i loved it
This was when I realized hope can never be killed...Yoga!
This is why in my perspective 6 will always out run 7. The characters are memorable, music is outstanding for its console, and this character back story isn't over dramatic or anything. It's just 2 friends who made their own machine and challenged each other. And when his friend died, in a way, she has landed her hand to him to move on and live in the world that has ended in both the literal world and his own world when she died.
While I do consider FF6 to be slightly better than FF7, I would certainly not consider characters like Cloud, Tifa, Aeris and Sephiroth to be unmemorable - those guys are some of the most famous RPG characters of all time. =P
@@Peter_1986 I agree. They are cool. But I just feel they are a bit overrated by fans who say they are the best and show no reason why.
I love how Kefka turned from a regular guy soldier into a experiment accident villain who has overthrown the emperor and destroyed the world.
Both are overrrated. Great games, but overrated
2:34 - The Original Falcon Punch.
Shivers and tears man.
My life right now. I am literally Sabin trapped in Setzers body trapped in mine. This game will always be legendary, just like the soundtrack.
Speechless impression..
this shit makes me cry
Raucous applause at 2:48!
FF6 needs a remake ASAP. What a emotional impact this scene has. And it's just a 16 bit game. It deserves a full restoration without a doubt. Just like original Metal Gear and Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake on MSX :)
Best damn video on UA-cam
When a sidequest becomes the true hope for the rest of the game.
Just to add something that people wont read.
There is a huge thematic load to this payoff, from the looks of it Daryl was the better pilot of the two, thats why she flew farther and faster while Setzer knew he was the worst one and as such was more conservative, and that got her killed, now Setzer found a wreck, not a fully functioning ship, he restored it and then dug it a grave just to honor her memory, he could just have left it at that and sunk into his vices.
But its this act of love and rememberance that marks the turning of the tide, the world seems to be irreparably damaged, the heroes spread thin and scattered, the villian in an uncontested position the winning condition is no longer to save the world but to stop it from dying further.
The worldmap track is a dreary, dull ambience sound that screams that its all over, there cant be no victory against the power of god emperor kefka.
And then the song of searching for friends hits as Setzer takes Daryl´s legacy, here it is one last chance to make things right, one shot that she left us with... and for the first time in months the air is filled with whispers of hope.
Sua mensagem foi lida, irmão, a esperança não morre até que ainda exista algo que possa ser feito
Well, I just wanted to say I read this and it made me cry even more than I already was from watching the scene lol. Very nice analysis.
I don't know which part is my most favorite in the World of Ruin: this one, or Locke saying goodbye to Rachel.
kokubunji forever rachelle made me burn like wildfire from within. .
Maybe Edgar and Sabin remembering how they let a kingdom on a flip coin... tricky flip coin but you get the point
@@ElPerpuli I got that cutscene during the World of Balance
Ooh! That song flying falcon i feel it in my hearth very nostalgic :)
This was the final time in the game we see the World of Balance.
The symbolism of the airship rising out of the waves, to give the world one last ray of hope in the darkest of despair is a purely cinematic moment. The orchestral score building as the ship picks up speed and rises from the dead as if it was the phoenix itself is easily a top 5 moment in final fantasy history.
I always personally preferred FF4's and FF5's gameplay to FF6, mainly due to the game just giving everyone magic, destroying any uniqueness in the characters combat wise, the Esper leveling system being almost completely broken, half the special abilities in the game being useless (Cyan's SwordTech's, Gau's random rage, many of Cyan's blitzes, Edgar's tools after the World of Balance) but the story was never a complaint. Thankfully the Brave New World Mod gave me the FF6 experience I had been hoping for.
The Falcon saved the world.
The Millenium Falcon saved the Galaxy ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
mass production, it's not going to be a myth.
broken....I had a copy, with the experience glitch...anyway, I was into recording games on cassette (except game fan, good luck finding soundtracks back then.) I never remembered to save around this part, but I'd. play all over just to reach this scene. Best ff yet, 4 2nd. 15? hit or miss.
The best moment ever!
Imagine this made with current technology.
i'll keep an airship on standby, then-.
It only just now occurs to me but...why in the hell would it come up out of the _Ocean?_
Lol that thumbnail
The Pixel Remaster did NOT come any close to the triumph that was the original soundtrack.
Nothing beats the OG Falcon theme!
🤔 What are the odds Daryl’s surname is Highwind? She fits the personality traits of that family.
Sonic,exe:spirits of hell
This scene right here is exactly why I hate the way they portrayed Setzer in Kingdom Hearts 2. Not to mention he was the only character from 6 they bothered to add at all.
Fezworthington The only reason they bother adding him to KH is because he was created by Nomura. Anything Amano did cannot be put to KH with the exception of Vivi due to Huge amount of people pleading for him to be in it.
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Kind. Enough of this toss hacked into pocket
no. (that's not here-.)
Final Fantasy 6 isn't the best game in the franchise. The story, the character arcs, all of it has been done better by other entries (and no open-world game has ever succeeded *because* it was open-world).
But there is nothing in the entirety of Final Fantasy as a series that comes close to FF6's *moments*.
I'm going to ask my ex out again. This is beautiful.
Kenneth Wyant did it work? It’s crazy but I was thinking to do same as I rewatched the scene.
The whole game is the best. Why be bias?
Kind of a simplistic scene. "My love liked to go fast and died and now we get her airship". This scene was written by the guy who wrote the whole bad story of FF7, so no surprise.
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