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Final Fantasy There is no foreign share of emotional moments, given the story of most games in the series. This includes its fair share in tear moments, because the characters are sacrificed to help the heroes any necessary means.

However, there are times when these victims can be incredibly unnecessary in a large scheme of things. Either their victims have no impact at all, or they can survive, even though they are stacked against them to make this moment cheaper.

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Joshua Rosfield

Seemingly sacrificed to help Clive just to survive

• Listed in: Final Fantasy 16

Clive's brother is Phoenix's dominant and assumed that he was dead after Clive was Berserk as Ifrit. Fortunately, they return to Clive's life and allow brothers to connect when they fight to liberate the world from the influence of Ultima.

During the last battle, Joshua decides to sacrifice his life and give his brother's power to save the world. It is a powerful moment, only for the epilogue to clarify that he survived after all, because he wrote a book with details of these events.

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Yang Fang Leiden

Had to die after he stayed back to prevent exploding works

• Listed in: Final Fantasy 4

Yang is a powerful monk who helps Cecil and the heroes in their search. After heading to the tower, Babil, the heroes eventually find themselves in the cannon room that shoots in the dwarf house and cannot be stopped unless the room is blown by someone from the inside.

In what looks like a heroic sacrifice, Yang throws away all of the room and seems to explode with the guns. It turns out, however Final Fantasy 4.

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Dion lesage

A victim that no one cared about or spoke about after it happened

• Listed in: Final Fantasy 16

To say that Dion's victim was unnecessary would be too hard, because during their battle he pulled his weight to damage the Ultima. But what his final act is missing does not have any impact, is the way it happens.

Dion eventually sacrifices, but hardly recognizes it around him. It does not help that Clive and Joshua also stole the reflector in this department, took attention from Dion and damaged his character, even though he also made a final sacrifice.

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Ardyn Lucis Caelum

Absorbed the star of the people to be punished for his victim

• Listed in: Final Fantasy 15

Ardyn is one of the most charismatic villains in Final Fantasy The series, but it was the time it went on the way of good. He suffered his humanity in a few times by absorbing the star of the population, which did not deserve Krystal's power.

To get worse, his brother, Somnus, used this moment to usurp Ardyn's place on the throne and killed his love for a good extent. All his victims eventually changed Ardyna to an infected and unwanted king, who, as a result, went rogue and swore revenge against the royal family for being abandoned.

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Cid Pollendina

Was supposed to die of all the bills after sacrificing himself but eventually survived

• Listed in: Final Fantasy 4

Cid has appeared on a few more Final Fantasy games, with many people loving his presence Final Fantasy 4 too. This dwarf blacksmith joined the party and helps them travel to the underworld before jumping into the hole connecting the two worlds and starting a set of bombs to seal the way and save the heroes.

It is a beautiful sacrifice that is immediately reduced after it turns out that CID has somehow survived this attack Kamikaze. The fact that after this law did not suffer any major injuries.

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High Summoner Braska

One of the many evoking who unknowingly left an unnecessary cycle after his victim

• Listed in: Final Fantasy 10

To be righteous, Braska cannot be caused by his unnecessary sacrifice. This summary and everyone else who went before him in this way believed that self -sacrifice was the only way to save the world from the threat of sin, even if it was inevitable.

Only when Tidus, Yun and the rest of the party decide to reveal the truth to realize how this cycle of destruction works. The only way to preserve Spiru's peace forever was to pull the sin and Yu Yevon alone, with the heroes who had joined to prevent these unnecessary victims to be already carried out.

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Galuf Halm Baldesion

The emotional moment is reduced as soon as Krile has acquired all its abilities

• Listed in: Final Fantasy 5

Watching Galuf breaks his restriction and puts his life to save his granddaughter is a shocking moment. The fans could not believe that the main member of the party, who gained so many skills and championships, died, but it did not matter after a point.

This is because Krile joined the party of her grandfather and somehow boasted with all his skills. This caused Galuf's death insignificant in terms of play, which is a pity, because the former warrior of Light clearly deserved better.

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Cait Sith

The controversial figure in the series does not redeem anything with unnecessary victim

• Listed in: Final Fantasy 7

To this day, fans cannot endure Cait Sith as a character. Not only is weaker than most of the party members in the fight, but it is also a spy that works for the Turks who give cloud and his friends again and again on the way of danger.

He tries to redeem in an antiquity temple by gaining black material and sacrificing himself to save the side, only for another copy of this robot that arrives shortly after. It completely reduces what should be an emotional moment for this character, and makes Cait Sith even more unlikely in the eyes of many.