Ĭloud resolved to better himself, and upon learning of Sephiroth and his exploits, set out to join SOLDIER and become a hero, hoping Tifa would notice him. He too blamed himself for failing to save her, harboring guilt in the form of increasing anger at himself, leading him to start fights for little to no reason. Her father, Brian Lockhart, blamed Cloud and forbade him from approaching her. Though he was unharmed, Tifa was severely injured and in a coma for seven days. Unbeknownst to them, Cloud followed her, and when she took a misstep, he tried to catch her but they both fell. Not wanting to accept it, Tifa insisted she could meet her by crossing Mt. He did not harbor any dislike for Tifa, but suspected she disliked him. Bitter as a result, Cloud developed a superiority complex, believing her friends were stupid, and that he was more mature and different from them. Cloud lived next door to a girl a year younger than him, Tifa Lockhart, and was excluded from her friendship group. Young Cloud and Tifa in Nibelheim in Final Fantasy VII Remake.Ĭloud was born Aug in the mountain village of Nibelheim to Claudia Strife his father died when Cloud was very young. In both titles, Cloud has the best all-around stats.įinal Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade Intermission Review - Half-Measureġ1 June 2021 History Before Final Fantasy VII Early life In Final Fantasy VII Remake, Cloud's strength is in his raw damage output and his versatility, able to switch back-and-forth between the agile Operator Mode and the more offensive Punisher Mode that allows him to counterattack. In Final Fantasy VII, he has access to the most powerful weapons in the game, as well as the strongest Limit abilities (all of which involve his sword), though they take the longest to learn.
He develops compassion for the planet and the people he fights to protect from the Shinra Electric Power Company and his nemesis, Sephiroth.Ĭloud Strife wields large broadswords in battle, including the iconic Buster Sword, and is a versatile melee combatant. Cloud later discovers more about his past and, with the help of his friends, learns there is more to being a hero than possessing physical strength and fame.
Beneath his hardened outer persona is a softer, more caring individual who simply struggles to open up, but is striving to be a hero.
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He also appears in numerous entries of the Final Fantasy VII series as a supporting character, including Dirge of Cerberus -Final Fantasy VII- and Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-.Īn arrogant and proud swordsman at first, Cloud introduces himself to Avalanche as a former member of an elite warrior unit called SOLDIER who has turned mercenary, and uninterested in anything beyond his hired task at hand. He is the main protagonist of Final Fantasy VII, Final Fantasy VII Remake, and Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children. But sadly alot of people try to save money on a tattoo or go to someone around the corner.Cloud Strife is a major protagonist in the Final Fantasy VII series. My stance on it myself is also if done well it's awesome but if the design looks bad or it's badly done then yeah it can look quite cringey. Proper research is key and for quality you pay the price But sadly alot of people try to save money on a tattoo or go to someone around the corner. Reasons why i have them is because of dear childhood memories playing with friends through alot of games together on ps,xbox,nintendo systems and the Zelda TP playthrough sticked with me the most of those all and Zelda franchise is also my most favorite and TP is my NO 1 with Breath of the Wild. I also look kinda casual so that helps in my favour too. Casuals/Mainstream give me compliments all the time and just think it's a cool lookin wolf or little devil. It's a Wolf Link Head Portrait on my upper chest on one side and i got another tattoo on the other side goin to my arm but that's not videogame related and Imp Midna on my upper right arm. I have 2 Zelda Tattoo's and they look fantastic it was expensive tho but worth it. And ofcourse look at it everyday to make sure you don't get sick of it after a while. Best is to pick a design that looks good to the eye too and show it to several peeps you know first on their opinion too on how the design looks from their perspective. Yup a good tattoo artist would be honest if the design you show to them is not going to translate well in a tattoo or on a body and they will discuss a solution (draw something better etc) or just say it's not going to work.
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