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[*~Angel Wing~*]

Originally Posted by HolyMackeral ^

I recently posted a quote about this topic in another thread link here

Heaven and Hell - Promised Land and...?

This was taken from gameFAQs which has an Ultimania translation, it contains proof both from x-2 and the makers namely Kitase that events that took place in x-2 set others in motion that eventually wound up with ff7.

I find this whole thing extremely interesting...

At 1st I thought this was a crazy theory...now I'm not so sure.

I was wondering why they named that kid Shinra. And when I 1st started playing FFVII: Dirge Of Cerberus, I was telling my younger sister that the whole secret Deepground stuff reminded me of Bevelle keeping secrets in FFX and FFX-2, and she agreed with me.

It would be really interesting if ALL the Final Fantasys were somehow connected...

I just thought of another interesting connection. It might not have to do with anything but I still thought it was cool: FFVII was the 1st Final Fantasy on PlayStation, and FFX was the 1st to be on PlayStation2.

If we followed this pattern, that would mean FFVIII and FFXI would be connected somehow, and FFIX and FFXII. [cuz FFVIII was the 2nd game on PlayStation and so on…]

I know it's a kinda weird theory, but you never know...

[Garn the Red]

Originally Posted by Kadajwife ^

Originally Posted by boys from the dwarf ^

high hopes for a crazy thread like this? what are you talking about? FF7 AC has the occasional similarity to FF8 but is not the same world and timeline.

yeah, i don't know why somepeople think ffx/ffx-2 is connected to
ffvii/ac

Wait wich FF are we talking about again? And the word you are looking for is allusion to ff8.

[kissgirls]

isn't this thred about FF8 and FF7AC?
whats FFX/X-2 have to do with this?

[Xurts]

Originally Posted by kissgirls ^

isn't this thred about FF8 and FF7AC?
whats FFX/X-2 have to do with this?

Because Nomura made some dumbass statement that 7 and 10 occur in the same continuity.

[Ryushikaze]

Originally Posted by Xurts ^

Originally Posted by kissgirls ^

isn't this thred about FF8 and FF7AC?
whats FFX/X-2 have to do with this?

Because Nomura made some dumbass statement that 7 and 10 occur in the same continuity.

And Nojima, and Kitase, and the Ultimania guide... It's not a one off statement. It's been stated several times by several people who are in an authority to speak about the work.

[Cid's_Lady_Erin]

So the Planet is a different world from Spira??

I don't know. I guess it all could be possible (I mean, if they say that's how they want to make it, well, okay, fine). I don't really like the idea of 7 being the future of 10. It just seems.......er, messed up or something. That doesn't really explain what happens to Spira if the Planet is a planet ShinRa's descendents traveled to though, now does it? (unless I read the article wrong and Spira and the Planet are the same planet).

[Moon Rabbits]

Originally Posted by Xenyth ^

Originally Posted by Jesse1 ^

Nope. If you ask me Denzel looks more like Roxas.

Total agreement. Maybe the people who made the movie wanted to put some references? Just for fun?

Or maybe Tetsuya Nomura can't make a character that doesn't look exactly like the last one he just made.

[Aralith]

Originally Posted by aisle_s ^

Originally Posted by Xenyth ^

Originally Posted by Jesse1 ^

Nope. If you ask me Denzel looks more like Roxas.

Total agreement. Maybe the people who made the movie wanted to put some references? Just for fun?

Or maybe Tetsuya Nomura can't make a character that doesn't look exactly like the last one he just made.

Yeah, Nomura never was that good of a storyteller. I think that the best thing he ever did for the series was kill Aerith. And I mean that in a good way. I really liked Aerith, but her death was one of the best twists in that story, especially with everything that led up to it. If there was ever a good moment in Nomura's storytelling career, that was it.