The most arrogant characters Final fantasy, evaluated

Summary

• Arrogance exists in the characters of heroes and villains in Final Fantasy, represents the growth and development of the characters.

• Characters like Zidane, Don and Seifer Display Arrogance, with their way affecting their behavior.

• Sephiroth's tragic fall from the hero on the villain shows an extreme level of arrogance in Final Fantasy 7.

Arrogance is not a feature that is exclusive to evil characters in Final Fantasy series. There are also arrogant heroes, although they could be characterized as more inflated than arrogant. The same can be said of bad characters, because there are spectra on both sides of the table.

Sometimes these Final Fantasy The characters are repaired during the adventure. In the end, it could be completely different characters from what they started, and that is a sign of good narration. Sometimes arrogance deteriorates, so let's look at both sides of the table and find out who are the most arrogant characters in the series. They will be evaluated on the basis of a net level of self -confidence and roughness. There will be spoilers.

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Zidane Tribal (Final Fantasy 9)

Hero with a slight problem with access

Zidane is a hero Final Fantasy 9 And yet it protects him from being too much together. He is a thief and literal theatrical. He was raised as the best and shows the screen that Zidane is talented, but is also not modest.

He does what needs to be done for Princess Garnet and his allies, but in his own way he keeps his heads with Steiner. Stubborn and inflated can describe Zidane better, but there is also arrogance and fortunately over time grows.

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Dona (Final Fantasy 10)

Call of patience

Don is one of Yun's opponents Final Fantasy 10. He travels with his guardian Barthello to challenge sin and has all the right to do so. Unfortunately, it is not modest about its priestly path when Yuna and her crew are constantly mocking, although it is greater than Don.

Don is so that he does not see the harm that he causes to his colleagues. Like Zidan, Don eventually comes to her senses and her arrogance falls. Dona is even a pretty good character and friend Yuně in the sequel, Final Fantasy 10-2.

5

Seifer Almasa (Final Fantasy 8)

Serve to serve

Seifer also falls into a competitive state, this time Final Fantasy 8 to the main character, squall. The game begins with one of the coldest CG cutscenes in the history of franchise with Seifer and Squall fights while some Latin singing blast. Seifer thinks it is better than Squall and everyone else in the Balamb Garden, their school.

Seifer's inability to see good in every other eventually leads him in the dark way and literally the witch Edea becomes. As a servant, he prevents squall and others all the way, but, like many characters in the game, Seifer eventually wakes up from his trance together with Edea. Previously, it is the exact kind of opponent who fans like to hate.

4

Benedict Harman (Final Fantasy 16)

Damaged by love

Depart from misleading heroes and rivals, let's dive into some real villains starting with Benedict from Final Fantasy 16. Is the dominant Eikon Garuda. Eikons serves as a summons in this universe and dominant dominatrix, which the power inside, capable of casting spells on the basis of their Eikon element and can also turn into eikon during limited events.

Because she was chosen, Benedict feels as if she was above all the others in her kingdom and all the others in the world. The only person to whom she takes care of is Hugo, who is the dominant Eikon Titan. Together they help to raise hell, but unfortunately for this witch, Benedict meets her match through the hero Clive. Benedict is almost unthinkable that she can lose with him, so her defeat is satisfactory as one of the earliest deaths in the game.

3

Don Corneo (Rebirth Final Fantasy 7)

Fool

Don Corneo first appeared as a smaller antagonist in Final Fantasy 7. Minor, as in the game, is not much, but his crimes are one of the worst in franchise history. She sews women into a better life and then makes them slaves, or kills them if they refuse. In the original game he has two different moments, both great in that it is fun to watch a villain Cook and also get him.

Towing Don Corneo turns on to eleven Remake Final Fantasy 7 and Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth. Final Fantasy 7 RebirthIn particular, he really shows how arrogant he is, how he thinks he is a hero and even puts his brand on his monsters and crew. It was hard to laugh at the insolence of a monster like Tonberry, with Don Corneo's signature hair. It is planned to comply with Saturday morning cartoon villains in behavior and appearance, but deep down is Don Corneo one ugly fool.

2

Kefka Palazzo (Final Fantasy 6)

Clown with great ambitions

Kefka is presented as a clown for the empire Final Fantasy 6. He thinks of himself as a rogue aristocrat, but no one treats him with respect in the empire. Everyone sees him as just a clown trying to act hard and constantly gets into one hero.

This is up to the top moment Final Fantasy 6 When Kefka usurp power from Emperor Gestahl, kills him and then destroys the world in this process. It is one of the few games in a series where the world actually becomes a desert apocalypse, which is a success for villains everywhere. Kefka's arrogance grows only in this wasteland, with cult worship and cultivation of this head lubricated with fat. Kefka becomes a divine entity, but eventually after the victory of the heroes will be brought back to size.

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Sephiroth (Final Fantasy 7)

Rpg nepo baby

Sephiroth of Final Fantasy 7 It's all that is kefka, but more. The sad thing is that Sephiroth is a fallen hero. He used to be a soldier at which everyone looked up in Shinra and during his famous career they saved countless men, women and children. One day he discovers that he was experimented as a child, injected by the alien cell known as Jenov. It corrupt his mind, so Sephiroth thinks he is literally “chosen” and feels as if he and his mother should bow to him all who live on the planet.

Sephiroth also becomes a divine entity in the last battle and also in several forms. Sephiroth lost a fight Final Fantasy 7But not war, when in the subsequent sequels returned through clones, traveling time and jumping across spaces. Could someone exist more arrogant than someone who has not accepted death and pass the Multivers to find one timeline that makes him true God?