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FF7 Remake Part 2 PREDICTIONS - How will the game START!

1/25/2021

Hello everyone. Let’s talk about how Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 2 MIGHT start, and 5 things that I predict slash am hoping for. Definitely let me know if you agree or disagree. There are spoilers ahead, so if you haven’t played the original Final Fantasy 7 or you don’t want the story spoiled for you, this is your official spoiler alert. So let’s get odd.

I recently got a comment saying that I sound bored during my videos, but I want to let you know that I’m working on it; I’m trying to do better. I’m also currently on anti-depressants and Ritalin for energy, so there shouldn’t be a stigma about it; we are all depressed, but anyway, let’s get on with the video.

Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 1 ends in Midgar, and as I predicted in a previous video, I believe Chapter 1 of Part 2 of the remake will be the journey traveling to Kalm. In the original game, this is pretty uneventful, but it leaves a lot of room for development for Part 2, in terms of story points and interesting enemies to encounter.

#1 - Spotlight on Red XIII
So #1 I really hope that Part 2 starts with, at least some sort of spotlight on Red XIII. I recently posted a video on Red XIII’s backstory; he’s just an awesome character, and I know a lot of fans were pretty disappointed that he was not playable in Part 1 of the remake.

#2 - Biggs will send Red XIII on a solo mission
So in conjunction with #1, #2 we know that Biggs is still alive based on the ending of Part 1. Jessie and Wedge - we assume they have died, but it’s still kind of sort of partially to be determined. So maybe the game could start with a still weakened Biggs sending Red XIII on some sort of short solo mission, gathering intel or materials prior to rejoining the group, before everyone heading off towards Kalm. I just really hope that Red XIII is a playable character right as the game starts.

#3 - Start at Level 1
So #3 let’s talk about the level system. In Part 1, you could max out at level 50, which for me, I found a little disappointing, only because I just wanted to keep going and keep leveling up. This is probably an unpopular opinion, but I wouldn’t mind if we started Part 2, at level 1 again. I know a lot of players want to carry the save data from Part 1 onto Part 2. But the way I see it, Part 2 isn’t like Disc 2. Not for me anyways. This is going to be a 2nd installment, a 2nd whole, full game. So I personally WANT to start at Level 1. That would be more enjoyable, for me. I don’t think of it as starting over, or losing all the work I put into Part 1. I just think of this as a new game. And I would think new playable characters such as Red XIII, or Yuffie - they probably wouldn’t start at level 50 or above, they’d probably start at level 1. I know that’s probably an unpopular opinion but that’s okay. It’s okay to disagree.

#4 - Materia will be missing and no one knows why
So #4 the same thing kind of goes for materia. There have been comments and theories that somehow, Yuffie might wipe the group out of all their materia, which would explain why they have no materia at the beginning of the game. I actually think that would be a pretty cool way to start the game. Or maybe all the materia is gone, with no explanation, and then eventually we learn that Yuffie was the culprit. I don’t think they will reveal Yuffie right away in the game. I think they’d hold onto that reveal for a little bit, because that’s going to be a really fun reveal and a big part of the next installment.

#5 - Open World
So #5 is Open World. In the original game, even though the world becomes quote unquote open world, it’s still fairly linear. For example, you have to head to Kalm to trigger the Nibelheim flashback, and then head to the Chocobo Farm to catch a chocobo to evade the Midgar Zolom, etc. It’s not as if once you leave Midgar, you are able to explore the entire world of Gaia, at least not yet. But still, it would be nice if everything opened up a lot more after leaving Midgar. One of the more annoying things of Part 1 was the warning symbol that would occur, every time you tried to explore. One of the best things about these games and this entire franchise is exploring and discovering new places, enemies, and items. I would hope that the journey from Midgar to Kalm is not one straight shot of a hallway. They could implement some elements of the open world of Final Fantasy XV. I know, to some players, FFXV is a bad word in some respect. But I don’t think it would hurt to implement some open world elements of that game into Part 2 of the remake.

So here's my question for you – What are your predictions on how the next game will start, or not necessarily predictions, but what are some of the things that you hope will happen at the beginning of part 2? I’d love to know your thoughts, so definitely let me know in the comments below. If you liked this video, hit the like button, if helps the video and the channel out. You can follow on the socials at odd_drummer. Thanks for watching and don't forget to subscribe to see more content like this. Stay odd and keep on playing.

FF7 Remake Part 2 - PREDICTIONS on how the game will START! - Let's talk about how Final Fantasy VII Remake might start. In this video, I talk about 5 predictions/things that I'm hoping for for Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 2. I hope you enjoy. Please let me know what your predictions are, or some things on how you hope Part 2 will start.

SPOILER ALERT - Please do not watch this if you have not yet played or finished the original Final Fantasy VII and/or you do not want the game nor story to be spoiled for you.

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0:53 #1 - Spotlight Red XIII
1:09 #2 - Biggs will send Red XIII on a solo mission
1:40 #3 - Start Part 2 at level 1
2:36 #4 - Materia is missing and on one knows why
3:09 #5 - Open World

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Red XIII FF7 Remake Part 2 - Character Backstory

1/19/2021

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Let’s take a look at the character of Red XIII from Final Fantasy VII and the Remake.

Please beware of spoilers if you have not yet played the original game or you are unfamiliar with the original story.

Let’s get ODD.

Red XIII, or Nanaki, was born in Cosmo Canyon to a mother that has never been named, as far as I know, and his father Seto. Nanaki had always believed that his father had cowardly fled Cosmo Canyon, due to the the Gi tribe invading the village. After his mother died, and his father gone, Nanaki was looked after by Bugenhagen, an elder of Cosmo Canyon. Nanaki lovingly referred to Bugenhagen as “Grandfather”.

Prior to the events of Final Fantasy VII, Nanaki participates in a ritual to appease the planet, held every 50 years. The ritual requires a male and female guardian, though Nanaki is fearful of taking part in the ritual as he doesn’t consider himself a guardian, and the female, Deneh, looks upon him as a coward. As the ritual approaches, the Turks arrive in Cosmo Canyon to capture a member of the species as a specimen for Professor Hojo, but Nanaki defends Deneh against capture and, in turn, shows that he is not a coward and is truly a guardian for Cosmo Canyon. Deneh is placed in an altar for some time as part of the ritual, and the Turks take Nanaki to Midgar.

In the original Final Fantasy VII, Cloud’s group infiltrates the Shinra building to rescue Aerith. They find that Hojo is attempting to interbreed Red XIII and Aerith to preserve their species. Red XIII speaks to the group, surprising them, revealing that the name, “Red XIII” was the specimen designation given to him by Hojo, although the name means nothing to him.

At this point, Red XIII joins Cloud’s group, and he tells them that he can stay with the group until they reach his home village of Cosmo Canyon. Upon reaching Cosmo Canyon, Nanaki’s true name is revealed, as well as his age of 48, although by human standards, he is closer to 15 or 16.

Upon overhearing that Nanaki believes his father to be a coward, Bugenhagen invites the group to accompany him into a sealed cavern within Cosmo Canyon. At the back of the cavern, Bugenhagen reveals that the Gi tribe did greatly outnumber the Cosmo Canyon fighters when they invaded from the back entrance. But Nanaki’s father, Seto, never fled from battle. In fact, he fought the invading tribe all the way up until the end. The Gi tribe shot poisoned arrows at Seto until it turned him into stone. Nanaki discovers the truth, as he finds his father’s petrified body overlooking the cave’s back entrance. Bugenhagen then urges Nanaki to continue his adventure with Cloud’s group, in order to do their best to protect the planet.

Invigorated by the truth, Nanaki vows to become a great warrior just like his father, and he howls at the moon, just as Seto begins to shed tears. Before Cloud’s group leaves the village, Nanaki hurries after them, and tells them that he is going with them to help protect the planet.

There are a lot of powerful moments in this game. The moment that Nanaki learns the truth about his father is probably one of the best moments in the game. To go from thinking your father is a coward, to learning the truth that he was actually a powerful warrior who died trying to protect the village, is a really powerful moment. I think it's a huge reason why this game was such a huge hit. I mean there's a lot of elements making this one of the best games of all time, and this moment is definitely one of them. This is also one of the reasons why I really enjoy story-based games.

Now don't get me wrong, I love games where you can just run and jump, or games like Tetris, where there's no story at all. I love a lot of different types of games, but there's something about story-based games, and this one in particular, that really resonates with me a lot, and it resonates with a lot of people. The characters are fleshed out, and their backstories and personalities and motivations are made really clear. The conflicts are understandable and relatable. Nanaki's definitely one of my favorite characters from Final Fantasy VII, if not my favorite character. Although, it's probably Tifa, who am I kidding?

Red XIII was voiced by Max Mittelman in Final Fantasy VII Remake and the Japanese voice actor was Kappei Yamaguchi. I definitely want to replay the game with Japanese audio, but so far, I've only played it in English, and I thought Max Mittelman did an awesome job. I've heard some of his other roles. As far as I've seen, his voice is usually more high pitched and really energetic, and this one is like a complete opposite, and I felt like his voice was really perfect for that part.

And I really love Nanaki as a character, and I look forward to more of his story being told in the next part of the remake. So here's my question for you: What are your thoughts on Red XIII as a character? Or here's a better question: Who is your favorite character from Final Fantasy VII, or the remake, or Final Fantasy in general? Thanks for watching. Stay odd and keep on playing.

Red XIII FF7 Remake Part 2 - Character Backstory | Let's talk about the character of Red XIII from Final Fantasy VII and the Remake.

SPOILER ALERT - Beware of spoilers! There are spoilers in this game for the original Final Fantasy VII. Ye hath been warned!

Red XIII has a very interesting backstory, and I explore his backstory in this video. Final Fantasy VII is quite possibly my favorite game of all time. I love story-based games like FF7 because of the rich characters and I love how all of the character personalities and motivations are clear and relatable. Red XIII MIGHT be my favorite character, though depending on the day, it could be Tifa, who knows? I hope you enjoy the video!

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Ever Crisis, First Soldier, Shinra Logo | New Trademarks by Square Enix | Final Fantasy VII

1/16/2021

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Let's talk about Square Enix's recent new trademarks and what they could potentially mean. This is all just speculation and anticipation. I kind of went on a rabbit hole during my research, but let's get odd.

There might be spoilers ahead, so if you haven't played the original or you're unfamiliar with story, just beware of spoilers.

So Square Enix filed trademarks for Ever Crisis, The First Soldier, and the Shinra logo on December 17th, 2020, but they were just recently made public. So first let's take a look at Ever Crisis. Square Enix has used the term, crisis, a couple of times before, namely Before Crisis and Crisis Core. Before Crisis was an action RPG mobile game released in 2004. It was a prequel to FF7, focusing on the Turks. It was never released outside of Japan, and the game was shut down in 2018. Crisis Core was an action RPG for the PSP, released in 2007, and it was also a prequel to FF7, focusing on Zack Fair. So do you think Ever Crisis has anything to do with Before Crisis or Crisis Core? Or do you think Ever Crisis could be a new game? Or could it be potentially the name of the Remake Part 2? I gotta say--if it ends up being a mobile game, I'd be kind of disappointed, but whatever it is, I just hope it's good. I'm always rooting for these games to be good, no matter what they are.

First Soldier could relate to Sephiroth. Do you think this could potentially be a spin-off, part of the Compilation of Final Fantasy VII? Sephiroth was the first Shinra soldier to be injected with Jenova's DNA, and then eventually descended into madness after learning the truth of his past. But here are my thoughts:

Sephiroth is a great character, very interesting, intriguing character. I think delving deeper into the character of Sephiroth could be an interesting project, interesting game, or film, or whatever it could be. And Final Fantasy as a whole is very inspired by the Star Wars franchise, while I think that could be interesting, we could have a Star Wars prequel scenario going on, and you know how great those prequels were. I'm actually not a Star Wars prequel hater, but I can't help but think: Did we need three full movies dedicated to essentially the character of Anakin Skywalker becoming Darth Vader? Spoiler alert. It kind of reminds me of The Walking Dead, how they dedicated one or two episodes into the backstory of The Governor. It's interesting, but do we need it? Once you delve too deep into the backstory of the midi-chlorians, or the the explaining of The Matrix sequels, or the backstory of John Wick--I can't help but think like--they keep expanding this game and expanding this game, and rhetorically speaking, like when is enough, enough? And I honestly don't think it'll ever be enough, not only because this game and this franchise is definitely a money maker for Square Enix, but the fans always show up, and myself included, and many, many fans will always show up for anything Final Fantasy VII related or anything Final Fantasy related. That's just how it is. I mean, the franchise is huge at this point, and this game is huge, and I will show up for whatever they're able to offer, but I just can't help but wonder like when is enough, enough? And again, there's nothing confirmed, but if there is a spin-off game or a film dedicated to the backstory of Sephiroth, showing him as a relatable character as a sympathetic character, it would be an interesting project. I just can't help but wonder, but like when is it one step too far? Like could this franchise, could this game ever jump the shark? A lot of people probably think it already has jumped the shark. But if they released a Sephiroth game, I'd probably pre-order the First Class Edition or whatever. I'm a walking contradiction, what can I say?

And lastly, the Shinra logo, and again, this could be, this literally could be anything. This could be a new game related to Before Crisis. It could be a short film, an animated series, it could be merchandise. I mean, what are your thoughts on that? So as you probably have heard slash read slash saw by now, there is an interesting pattern that they've been doing. Starting with Advent Children, Before Crisis, Crisis Core, Dirge of Cerberus, Ever Crisis, and now First Soldier. It's just an interesting pattern. I mean, what could be next? Maybe something to do with Genesis. That'd be interesting.

So as I was going down this rabbit hole of research, I came across an article from November 6, 2018 on Gematsu or Gematsu. Apologies if you're offended by mispronunciation. At a closed event for The World Ends with You: Final Remix held on October 30th, 2018, Tetsuya Nomura was answering fan questions. So he had stated that he was currently concentrating on Kingdom Hearts III and working on Final Fantasy VII Remake. So he spoke to producer, Yoshinori Kitase, about ideas regarding Final Fantasy VII Remake, and they were considering various developments in regards to what accompanies the remake. And he says, "if we can manage to do something about the Compilation of Final Fantasy VII titles too." So this is just an article from over two years ago; it doesn't confirm anything, but if one were to connect the two, you could potentially connect this article, and the quotes by Tetsuya Nomura, and connecting it to the speculation that they are potentially working on projects related to the Compilation of Final Fantasy VII.

So what are your thoughts on this? Do you think there's any connection here? Do you think these new trademarks are related to Final Fantasy VII Remake DLC's? Do you think any of these could potentially be the name of Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 2? Also, what was up with this cloud tweet from Square Enix? You can follow along on the socials at odd_drummer. Thanks for watching. Stay odd and keep on playing.

Ever Crisis, First Soldier, Shinra Logo | New Trademarks by Square Enix | Final Fantasy VII - Let's talk about the new recent trademarks by Square Enix. This has led to a lot of speculation and anticipation that these new trademarks could potentially be connected to the Compilation of Final Fantasy VII, or even possibly Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 2. Ever Crisis could be connected to Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII, or possibly Before Crisis. The First Soldier could be an allusion to Sephiroth. These could be anything -- new games, DLC, merchandise, promotion, advertising, spin-offs, remakes, reboots -- the opportunities are endless!

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0:28 Ever Crisis
1:18 The First Soldier
3:46 Shinra Electric Power Company logo
4:21 Article from 2018

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FF7 Remake Part 2 - Barret's Backstory

1/12/2021

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When you have a story as great as Final Fantasy VII, the characters actions are only as good as the motivations they have behind them. I'm really looking forward to the backstories of the characters in the next installment of Final Fantasy VII Remake, so let's take a look at the backstory of one of Final Fantasy VII's most beloved characters, Barret Wallace. Let's get odd.

Please be advised that this video contains spoilers for the original Final Fantasy VII, so if you haven't yet played that game or you don't want the story spoiled for you, please stop the video now lest you be spoiled.

At the beginning of the game, Barret is immediately butting heads with Cloud. They do have seemingly opposite ideals on the surface. Cloud is very apathetic about most things. He doesn't care about the planet. He doesn't care about what happens to any members of Avalanche, but Barret, on the other hand, cares deeply about almost everything and everyone. He cares so much about the planet, about his team members, and he especially cares deeply for his daughter, Marlene. As the player, you get bits and pieces of his personality and motivations throughout the beginning of the game, but they don't delve deep into the character of Barret until you reach North Corel.

When Cloud and his companions arrive in North Corel, the townspeople immediately berate Barret, claiming that North Corel has turned into a garbage heap, and Barret is solely to blame. Even Barret blames himself for destroying the town. Looking around the town, North Corel is very much a run-down, poor town that makes ends meet by collecting and selling junk. Barret explains to the group that his hometown used to be around in this area, but it got buried in just four years. Barret's hometown, Corel, had always been a coal mining town. He describes it as a dusty, poor, calm, real small town.

Shinra came to the town, essentially promising that in exchange for giving up their coal mines, Shinra would improve the lives of everyone through the use of mako reactors, but one man opposed. Dyne, who had been best friends with Barret since childhood, didn't want to throw away the coal mines. He argued that the coal had been theirs for generations, so they had no right to throw it all away. Everyone else, including Barret, was in favor of mako. Barret insisted that he no longer wanted his wife, Myrna, to suffer anymore. Dyne understood Barret's stance, but he still strongly opposed giving up the coal mines, ultimately to no avail.

The Corel reactor was eventually built and completed, and everyone thought it would bring them an easier life, but when Barret and Dyne were on their way home after being out of town for a few days visiting a mako reactor being built, they see that Corel and its townpeople are being attacked, burned, and destroyed by Shinra soldiers. There was an explosion at a reactor, and Shinra blamed the accident on the people, claiming that it was done by a rebel faction. When Dyne urges Barret to return to the village, Scarlet and Shinra soldiers shoot at them, causing injuries to Barret's right arm and Dyne's left arm.

This left Barret with the heavy burden of guilt, and is unable to forgive himself for going along with the building of the mako reactor. Shinra took advantage of him, and Barret ended up losing his wife, Myrna. After dealing with his grief, Barret had a gun grafted into his right arm to get revenge on Shinra, who took everything away from him, but he knew that Dyne was still alive because he had heard the doctor say that there was another man who got the same operation as him, but it was his left arm. Barrett then insists on meeting Dyne alone in the desert to apologize for everything that had happened.

There is an interesting juxtaposition between Barret and Dyne. They had been best friends since childhood, and really they both just wanted what they thought was best for everyone, but upon losing everything, they both had the potential of going down a dark path. Both of them lost their wives and families. Both blamed themselves for Shinra taking advantage of them and destroying everything. They both could have ended up like Dyne, mentally and emotionally damaged to the point of no return, but I really think Marlene saved Barret's life.

Barret has this balance, between seeking revenge against Shinra, but also wanting to save the planet and protect the ones he loves. Dyne never had such balance. He tells Barret that he didn't just lose an arm. He lost something irreplaceable. He feels like his life has been over since then, so much so that he wants to destroy everything, including himself. He's got nothing left in this world, but Barret reveals to him that Marlene is still alive. However, Dyne is unfortunately too far gone. He feels that after four years, Marlene wouldn't even know who he is anymore.

This leaves me with a couple questions. If there was even a slight chance that his daughter was alive, why didn't Dyne fight tooth and nail to find Marlene? I would also think that upon realizing that she is alive, he would go as fast as he could to see her. He does tell Barret that Marlene wants to see her mother and he intends to bring them together, which is very disturbing and unsettling. I believe this is a great opportunity for the next installment of Final Fantasy VII Remake, where they can really take the time to flesh out the character of Dyne. His mind and heart are obviously unreachable at this point, and he cannot be reasoned with.

Dyne's last words to Barret are: "don't ever make her cry." Both Barrett and Dyne feel so guilty about what happened that they feel their hands are too stained to carry Marlene, but I think because Barrett went into town and was able to find her, he carries a responsibility with him to protect her and take care of her, whereas Dyne unfortunately feels permanently broken beyond repair.

So here's my question for you: Are you looking forward to Barret's backstory in Final Fantasy 7 Remake? Do you have any predictions on how they will develop Dyne's character? I thought that John Eric Bentley did a fantastic job portraying the character in the first part of the remake, and I look forward to him again in the second part of the remake.

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FF7 Remake Part 2 - Barret's Backstory | Let's talk about the backstory of one of Final Fantasy VII's most beloved characters, Barret Wallace.

SPOILER ALERT - Please do not watch this video if you have not played the original Final Fantasy VII or if you don't want the story spoiled for you. Ye hath been warned!

Barret carries a lot of guilt due to his storied history with his hometown of Corel, his best friend since childhood, Dyne, as well as Shinra. It's always fun to take a deeper look into a character as well as their backstory, to find deeper meaning in their motivations. I look forward to how they will flesh out the characters in Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 2. I hope you enjoy!

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Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 2 vs Final Fantasy XVI. Which game do you want first?

1/6/2021

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Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 2 vs Final Fantasy XVI. Which game do you want first?

Let's get odd. So as of yet, neither has a release date. Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 2 has the benefit of having assets from Part 1, but not much else is really known. There was a little bit of recent news regarding motion capture actors for Aerith and Sephiroth, which just kind of confirmed what we already know: that they're currently working on the next installment of the game.

When the trailer dropped for Final Fantasy XVI, it was revealed that the game has already been in development for four years. A few months ago, according to a new recruitment page for Final Fantasy XVI on Square Enix's career website, it was revealed that basic development and scenario production for Final Fantasy XVI have already been complete.

So to answer my original question, which I also want to ask of you, is which game do you want first: Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 2 or Final Fantasy XVI? As for me, it's Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 2, hands down. I actually ended up playing Final Fantasy VII Remake before playing Final Fantasy XV. I always look forward to the next big Final Fantasy game, but Final Fantasy VII--it's carrying, at this point, 24 years of nostalgia and anticipation, and we're extremely attached to the characters after all these years. Also taking into consideration that the story has been expanded into the compilation of Final Fantasy VII.

So I'd like to know from you: Which game are you anticipating more?

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